Benton High School - Panther Yearbook (Benton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

THE 1960 BENTON HIGH SCHOOL BENTON, ARKANSAS ALMA MATER Dear Benton High XVe'll all be true Dear Benton High XY'e'll work for you For the riches you have brought To our lives through deeper 'thought Makes us stronger nobler people For our task Dear Benton High Through you we serve Dear Benton High Through you we give Of our talents to mankind That our neighbors too may find Life a bigger. sweeter job Ohf Benton High ' ,. .- -.V .. S if 44 ,,. A,v,,.,. .nv f., 1-... U- ,, , , ,,,, .N s 1- Q we. J' ' 1- .pm- -tf' W 1. 3 ' K. .v 3 g, 4 .J-, Q , Y m.: :- 1g..r'. , , . , '9'.a a . .. :Sw-,SA I ' ' . .,g'- 'I RQ,,,k J' 15 ,fax-r, -n-fp' , , -I 1- , - . , . .Aj , . rf ' -es' 1 ' ' 73..,'iL,n-'-W 4 -'-ax .N ...-H . -W . w-k - .. ' ' ' -. Jv',wx - - . .fl . 5 ' -- . - 1. - . - , 'wi ' u' :..' ' l ' .'7 F...,. , 1 -,, .. J.. - ' ... UQ 4, ff ' ' 'NL' AQ., .J 'I' A . j .N-f-' 4.-M, - . r ,.,. . - ,- -. . ,gm H- . M. 'A -- A -W '-1: '-- '5:1s ,, -'X--.-.,---fa .. .P-P' ' -r . ,,. 0, '- ' 'A r Qu- ' , 1 'r . Aff. .x ,-. r- ,,1.' - nf ' .q.'v . V - L ,.,.R1fA:I,z.x 51. Y ,. ,. 1- ,ful FOREVVORD This new edition of the PANTHER has been pub- lished with only one objective: Tow capture a year between its covers. XX'hile we know that life at Benton High is a multitude of realities which are too intangible to be re- lated in black and white. perhaps in some small way we can preserve the friendships which we all hold so dearly. lf this book -will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories of joy and pleas- ures of the year just gone, it will have served its purpose. There are those without whose efforts this book would not have been possible. The staff would like to thank all of you. . I With these thoughts, we proudly present to you, the students, your new PANTHER. V The PANTHER Staff DEDICATION ecause she has been so loyal to Benton Senior High and its ideals . . . ecause she has dedicated herself so completely to service for others . . . ecause she has shown so much kindness and under- standing to so many of us . . . We, the PANTHER Staff, affectionately dedicate the 1960 PANTHER to MRS. HOWARD PERRIN I 5 CCNTENTS Q FACULTY CURRICULUM QE CLASSES QE STUDENT LIFE Q FAVORITES E ACTIVITIES E ADVERTISERS KE D . ATHLETICS Q BENTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS HOWARD PERRIN. Sur-anm'rsNDaN'r BENTON. ARKANSAS c'Qa01s11 1 5 , 1959 Y Jear Faculty and Student Body: The 5QHQ0l year 1959-60 is still a year of confusion in the american high school. This is largely due to the differences in philosophy of various groups of our people. CHS group says that thc high school should educate for the different phases of man's life, This philosophy would seem to indicate that education is good because it has vocational, political, and social aims. The other philosophy says that we should educate Hhan as Mann This philosophy holds that man is a moral being and as such he is ihmeasurahleg that he is a being of infinite worth, a child of an all wise God. If this be true, educjtion must seek to enlighten mens minds and nuture his conscience. Yay we in Tenton High School seek to carrv out both of these philosophies. Je need to teach more vocational, political and social knowledge, hut along with this we must also teach more of the moral and spiritual values of life. Hay l937-GO be a good year. Nav the products of Qenton High School he able to hold a joh, practice good citizenship and social graces and at same time have the faith in themselves and their God that they need to live happy worthwhile lives. Fast wishes to all of you. line 'ely, Howard Perrin, Supt. pr' 0. enneth O. Cook, Prin. School Board members are Qleft to rightj: Dr. james Sawyer. Chairman Robert Cube. Superin- tendent Howard Perrin. Kenneth Chambers. XY . NW. jones, and A. V. Hutcheson. SCHOOL BOARD Our School Board is on duty for our benefit. These are the men who solve the many complicated problems that go hand in hand with the business of education. They see to it that all goes well through- out the year and are constantly working for im- provements for our school. We are all quite proud of our School Board and are deeply grateful for their efforts that made the 1959-1960 school year a most successful one. MR. ROBERT CABE Clmirmmz of lhe School Board 'lk A' MR. XVILLIAM BROCK B.A.. Ouachita Baptist College American History MISS PATRICIA COUCH BA., Hendrix College Choral Music 'K f',Tn f - 6Qq,0 1t w fa Wh!- ' MR. ROBERT EDWARDS B.S.E., Henderson State Teachers College Biology Algebra Physics MRS. K. E. GILBERT A.B., Henderson College, Tulane versity, University of Arkansas Geography Latin MRS. J, A. GIPSON B.S.H.E., Unixersitw of Arl-.ansas I-Iomenmking I and II MRS. F. A. HAMILL BS., Rosary College English Uni- MRS. MARIAN HITLSEY BSE., M.A., Rosary College, South- western Louisiana Institute, Henderson State Teachers College English and French MISS MARGARET HUNTER BSE., Arkansas A 8: M Physical Education General Business Business Law MISS SARABEL LEECH B.A., Ouachita Baptist College. Draughons Rhool of Business, Uni- versity of Arkansas Shorthand Typing COACH IOHN MONTGOMERY A.B., Hendrix College, M.S.E., ASTC Coach Football, Basketball, Track Government Health Psychology General Math MRSA HOWARD PERRIN B.A., ASTC, University of Colorado, Peabody College, University of Arkan- sas Algebra II Plane and Solid Geometry Trigonometry MRS. W. PHILLIPS B.A., Mississippi XVoman's College, Mississippi Southern College English MR. PENN Tl ICKER Instrumental Major f A Henderson State Teachers College, B.M,E. Band COACH TOM HARDIN B.S.l2., University of Arkansas Coach lfootball and Track Physical Education 90 .5'9.o 0 OO Q . ff MR. HAROLD WILBANKS B.S., Henderson State Teachers College Chemistry Plane Geometry COACH MAY B.S., Arkansas Tech Coach Football, Basketball, and Track Senior Science This is the Benton Senior High Faculty to whom we, as students, are now and always shall be deeply indebted. There is no fitting way that we can express our gratitude to them, but we should like to wish them all the very best of everything and say with deepest sincerity a meek but meaningful Thank You for another great and memorable year. Sl? S I3 MRS. ROY YOUNC1 Superintendent's Seeretgry MRS. RALPH HURT ON lJI'lIlL'lI .1l'S Secretary THESE PEOPLE KEEP US GOING Mrs. Young and Mrs. Burton should be commended for the fine work they have done this year. Aside from their regular duties, they were always willing to help anyone who needed their services in the office. liour senior girls helped with the office work, and they too deserve our thanks. Hats Off to six hard-working people. Senior Office NX'orkers are janet Selph, Linda Red, Lorraine Humph- ries. and Anita Bradley. 'lull X l Xi.-XNjx,,v ' , Kylix , ll lx ,lxllkl xii ll lr J:llf1.H,,, . vt, Cafcteriii wo.-km rift- Qleft to figiifpg Mi-5. ismiit XY'ells, img, Dmk Trickey. Mrs. Mil- CL1t'etcri.1 Manager rlrecl Mooreheaul, Mrs. EfflL'Sl1CP1lI'kl. Mrs. Louise XYitliein. :intl Mrs. Katie W1-lch. MRS, MIIADRKD STORIQY Mrs. Storey .ind the other ttifeteriii workers have done .1 fine job planning and preiuringg lunches for iii BHS students during the past nine months. We itll irpprerinte their work and are lool-:ing lorwiml to another year with them. Our custodians are two of the least seen yet most important men at BHS. B' lice vin' our school clean imtl orderlg the' have made .i 5 l is 5 l worth' contribution to the health and well-bein of each of us. Lets 5 3 give them both ll Big Hand for ii job well done. Custodians MR. H. B. BRUMMETT . MR. A. C, HENDRIX The lmrtl tl.1y begins with signing in .lt S A.M. A.M. Detention Hall - an extra thirty N minute Lluty in the afternoon, I J. .. vi. Vilvrk begins .tt 8:20 .mtl Lista 'till 'llllll that afternoon. TEACHER'S DAY One more job before the clay is over - A selling football tickets for the home games. -wt, fl FN N .Wy ' tg ' .4 - ,vi .yu I 634- J-vft,.,f .. A wry wt-lcoine thirty minute break. P.M. The day is tlone. Now for an eve- ning of fun and relaxation. CURRICULU ENGLISH Mrs, Humill's Alth period English class listens to famous poems. -use sl i English trains pupils in the most efficient and effective use of language as the pri- mary machinery of thought. to continue the development of the thinking process in the individual, to the extent of his ability. and to increase the effectiveness of communica- tion between him ancl the society of which he is gl part. Oral communication is .1 necessary .ind stimulating part of our daily life and learn- ing to improve oneself is 1 pleasurable tis vvell as profitable experience. The purpose of a speech course is not primarily to produce speech, contest winners, orators, debaters, or entertainers, but rather to develop a liking for oral expression and an awareness of its increasing importance. -rw. Q Charles Nix explains how to make .i decoration from an ordinary plate in speech class. fi' FOREIGN LANGUAGES Burgess. liurr. and Parsons record 1 their first lfrench with the help V of their teather, pig A aa Q 3 1' fm 5 Do you want adventure? Do you want to conquer a new world? If so, it is not necessary to take a rocketg take a foreign language. One of the greatest satisfactions to be gained from the xrious study of a foreign language is the satisfaction of knowing that you have mastered the language of .1 culture different from your own. Such mastery will enhance your own culture. Your life can he made richer than you ever dreamed pos- sible if you study a foreign language. Slaves entertain at Latin Banquet COMMERCIAL Mrs. Raniicles -ith period students books. learn to keep ' l's li. 1' i Miss Leeclfs shortliiind II stutlents take dictation, Commercial subjects are of value, not only to those who pl.1i1 to enter the business world, but to all -W for personal, e v e ry tl .1 y use. For example, every. one needs to learn to intumge his finrinees and this is the basic purpose of business arithmetic. Typing .uid shorthanrl provide many short cuts in college. These skills also improve your chances of getting ri job in later life. Sc-:Cond year typists learn to perfect their skills. ll i ,, HOME ' ECONOMICS Donn.i H.1rn:on .ind Phyllis Hart Ie.n'ning to sew jun- ' Home lfconoinies is .1 field worthy ot' high st'l1ol.1stic effort hectiuse it is directed tovvard improving personal and lltmilv living. If .1 girl has the curiosity to le.1rn .ihout lite, she understands .ind enjoys it more. She does not tlite intellectual boredom. As .1 1WI'g1CfiC.ll eonsidemtion she hecoines more .ihle to produce the goods needed hy society than can her less prolitient sister: .ind studies prove that she vvill he more highly iuitl for her liner Llllelllly work. She will thus he .ible to eniov more nmterittl tomliorts .is well .is gregter mental en- riehment. lieverlv Gattin. .i Home Et, student. serves te.1 to the PTA members. BAND f' O in l ix.. .. N LA Hgfi lv ,A tziu. gmt '1 1.1: 'I Umm' Clvtxv' ,ix lkvrl rlf'f ,,4' 1 , 1 1 H.L1u1 wltnzw xihdklxw ,1 xlmmg iw xhu-lui' lllkil' zmm. :I .12-llvx 'I'lm h.11'm my It Vf'k'k1.iIk'.QlW'A Imwix .md tw rmxuglmwm ilu mum Xu-rll1 IINILIUIIQ tw Imm Hur xvlmh IN 1'HFLII.ll' Int lux rm wql fT1L1NIm.1l qnulmx mutllmx ,llw mum umm. 111011 uhm I zwlm- :hu fI.LkllxL' II mkw fu :u.uu-r ur. T hp ISL-mm '11 High Skhuol Hllld his imm-.md 111 I1LlINI'L'i' Klmixyg thu lm: fux yuw .ml hm lwxummu nw uh frulu m me wrLg,1n1z.1t1ou Ihu-rurlx'zl1u' lun Iumrm-11mm-.ulupl .11 prummw Jr'1llx.l1ul rlmz' Vlgmxyg wlnlr m.ml1 :mg lux Luv,- N1.U. f R iw aim un uxup-J III klLI.lll1X. L IILLIN 11:1 mu.: Im lmr1u.urI:u szqxm- In lx 1. , UAIIXLH f 'tk x V , in 1 5 I 'il i G 'Y - - 1 , 'H . I r -an, 'H 1 Y' -a - .-- - - g,- CHOIR llmiriiii llzuli Nnliiml Clmciii xzrim ii ,fwifvlwlx The mixed chorux uliticrx lwiw .irid girls iiitr-rum-il iii singing .iii oppiiruiiiity I-1 du clop xmpll comml. poise .uid dwirdlvlc griiiip lwli.ix'i0r. ll-.iriiiiig to .ipprciiiig ilu- good music in thc clwml tiicld .md hiking pride iii rupmwritiiig ilu- xiliiiol .irc .idditiuiul Aims and purpuscs. The ilmrus purtliriiis liiwr miriuiix grwups rliriiiig lioiii ilu war. the Statc Cllioml Fcstixpil cali spring offers .1 t'iii.il iiidgiiicm ol' Ilia- groups' musiiimisliip .md pn-rt'oriii.im'c. The choir practicing pa- tiuntly. hill Y MATH , Q J' . Xuimnz ilisiilms pl.inQ gwin 1 x .- X, One of the mljor fields of organizcd kmiwlulgc is m.1tIicm.1tics. It has IXUOITIC in- creasingly iinpnrmnr in our rgpidly clmmging suck-ty. In .ln .xgc such .is ours every plmsc of life is nurkcd by applied siicnu- .ind tuhnolugy. This is nude possible by in.1tl1c'm.1fiC.1l skiHs and by reasoning both dcducnvc ind inducnxc. Bfarhcnmunx isthc queen of the SCICIICCQ. Gail O'Kclley .mil Orvillu P.1i'snns use the new gmpli in Algubm II. IIIIIQ 5 ' 'lllPl:'.. 'Nllllll la lllllg-I Ill llllgg, lillillflg l!1t!1llQl '32 il!!! Us viii!!!-ll iii ISQQ al IKM- ' i!!1l! gggl .Q Sl llll 'Ill P'!fl If V 73,3-l ' .WY -L I N .RL Hs: ' ' a i .z1 Q. N: Qgtsaw 29? .Q-,stand .,,'3fh st' i1 lV I If ir , Q lf' A-gi' L.. wzr 1 ,lLll'll'vVN The Benton High Sphool m.1rl1em,uiu Vfllrljlklll offer: Lourses I'-fr the nommon needs ot' all itualeutsi for those 'going mm the lmsimex world from high school. .md for the college hound student of engineering, I-lmykiw, .xml other tcclmlhll fielnli onnie Sutton c-xplaim .1 ofmplilateel Trig yr-vhlezii The :mx-llnz Qcientxxt et-:plgim tricki in HL s ln Xllllt L lu: I 1 'ICU l.nff'..lL'iz' lvflg PHYSICAL EDUCATION X nv wvgi V Girls pixieiiec tnnthling in P li tl.iss. Things l-teep piling up on us? Physicll education is the sum ot' m.m's physical .ietivities selected .is to kind and conducted .ls to outcomes. Physioil education is indispenslhle tod.1y. First. it is the sole source for the develop- ment of vitality. Setondly. it is the sole organized means for the development of neuro- museular skills. Third. it is the most important Agency to develop Attitudes toward play .ind to toinlmit the sedentlry lil-e ,ind its ,isstnciited evils. And l.ist. it is indispensable for setting up standards for sportsmanship. The aim of physical educdtion is: To provide skilled leddership .ind adeeluate facilities which will Afford .ln opportunity for the individu.1l to aft in sitimtions th.1t .ire physimlly wholesome. mentally stimulating and satisfying. and socially sound. Albert Shuggart .ind the P. E. boys ns they try out the tmmpoline. .fm z.. Clit- ' '-.'.'.-'A-I., .-g.- f,f- A 490 'Q -V. - g A debate in Mrs, Wilson's Wcxrld History class, SOCIAL STUDIES We. as the future leaders of tomorrow, can learn what must be done only by the study of what has been done. In order to fully appreciate our inheritance we should read and understand our laws, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the lives of past leaders and their followers. Mary Leech and Randy Barker find the location of famous battle A court scene in American Government 41355, in American History, SCIENCE .- K In -4th l'L'l'lUtl 5 e n 1 mv 1' Scnncc ' '- Brent Page sluvws ,lutly XY'ilhite 1 . hnw to 1'e.1nl the IILIP ' y,f-qv. 5 1 xx. ' 1 xxx Through science we are taught to cope with 11 problem which is common to every person: learning to live in our own world. It is in science that we learn the basic pro- cesses that affect everything we .1re concerned with: clothing, food, shelter, transporta- tion, weather, recreation, medicine. industry, agriculture .intl conquest of outer space. The Physics boys surely were intent on their experiment. ,, NX Y. -.- Dalg Wtvtmtl lcttms class. - -'ef' 5 if mtlt the humqm lmtly in hutlth lmturct' Mm1r'cthspl.tys his lull' pwycct in lwiwlt XVQ at Bcntun High Sthuul arc proud to he among thc schools whith have their snrcncc prograrn in or- hitf' .md have .zddcd 1111 to thu pruvcrhrgxl thru- R s. Did thcsc three cvcr pans chemistry? 2 'T' ,I a.5' 0 rf' 't fl f Q 5 . 'wi-H LlBRARYp STUDY HALL Study hall is designed to allow students to use the library and to complete their day's homework. The library has L1 large supply of reference nmterial for special themes and projects. A variety of pamphlets and Catalogues is provided to help in choosing your vocation. Students can enjoy reading many of their books and magazines in our library. Q F! Mr. '1'iwmp5rm'S study hall as they get their homework QQ Students taking advantage of the reference materials in our library. fa., ,, - -I '-:uk W--'iw ' aumrffjt--.3542 12 -' . Vi. j as k l sgpa in 1 . fn .vf E.:- Lind af' if I 25- ,Q 01, K . fu- a NX'vatt, Seeretarvi Ronald liennett. lllesitlellt, Anna hiaeley, President. i 1 close the last one for us seniors. I . eriy. X .nr P4110 'lie The sehool term is elraxving ti . . , Looking hack on the past three years. vve tan retall many happy hours spent at BHS. This year has been espetially memorable: our long- avvaited senior rings arrived in Septemherz in Oetoher homecoming was eelebratetl in all its royal vvetnessg November brought the last Panther pep rally for the seniorsg our festive Christmas haneluet was the big event of Deeemherg january entletl semester tests for usg and the highlight was our senior prom. Spring hrought the senior play Career Day. anel our tlass pitnie. Researth papers, nine weeks tests, semester projects. the senior haneluet. Class Night, Baccalaureate serv ' -fm A nil the year vvas over in one hig rush! iees. finally graduation a T 1-.1 QF. . MARILYN ATC HISON H4-nm' Slfgluj: Nr. Pup Club 'SS1 Y-Teens '58-'59-'GOL Prcsnknt '6rJ: C+f:ti:txr.i.ll Cub -q9'.6lll Vim Pm-xillcnt '991 FHA '601 Scni-Ir 5e.n.m.' YN XYINNIIZ BABBITT 'iQ' 511- nl,- TERRY ROBERT BEAN Golf 'l'c.1m 'W-'c-U. Tennis 'l1.1m 'QSQ Math Clulw 'W-'fvll KG' Club '60: Senior Di1uh'r'C'U BETTY 'HZXYEL BECK PCP Club RS' M' F01 flueinfim-rui.aI Club 'VP-'tml FHA QS: GOC Vice-President .Wg Cllwxr 'W-lil. Vlcc-Prcslicnt 'DOL Y-Tam 59360: Stnxlm: kk-nmll 'QS Sanz- r Spngtc 'wh I-'TA 00. 1 ...f,.,. HUB Alf HINHN ,V V. , V' X-I HUXYARID ADAMS fQ,.Qv'Pw f -l -- 5 '-'if Av' , - is rig, Rlf' HARD M. BABER lilnxi H' nv GARY BAKER Pzwwyurwn C, ..lw QF- nfl- WP 55 ,Ex nc,tn plans the rvrotlntll se.tSon. STEVIE BLACK Band 'QS-40360: Latin Club WO-'60. Band Reporter '99- Yitl. Suutlierngircs '59-'99-'69 BOBBIE BECK FHA '59-'6og Y-Teens '59- 'C-O: Commercial Club '59-60. RONALD BENNETT liisketlmtll '98-'59-'C-O: Key Club '39-'GOL Lttin Club '58- 'V7-Ywlli B-Clt:l1 'VJ-'601 Sen- ior Semte .601 Senior Cl.1aa President 'Img Math Club '60g Student Council '60g Boys' Suite 'QOL NHS '59-'GOL Pres- ident '60, PAT BERRY GOC 'iSf59: Proiection Club 'QS-'Q9-'GOL Latin Club 4591 Senior Senate -601 Bind .532 Vice-President Senior Class '60, ANITA BRADLEY Cheerleader '99-'60, Co-Captain 160i St-phunwt-re Senate 'SSI 'lun- ior Senate W9: Senior Senate 'GOL Y-Teene 'W3601 Commercial Club '59-'GOL Pep Club '59-'60: TAGO 'QS-'59. Reporter 'RSL Office Yforlier '60l Treasurer Seniur Clasi Y-tl: Student Cuuntil 'GOL FTA C601 Hoivecoziting Queen if-it DAVID BRAGG Band 'SS-'59-'601 NHS '99-'6O: Math Clulv 'W-'6O: Student Coun- cil 'SS-'59: Bovs' State -591 Southermires XS-W9-'GOL Band Presi- dent '60: Bf.tth'Clul1 President '60 XVAYNIZ BOLIN li.i5kL-ilmll '58-'59-YM. Cil.lfNDA BOXVKN Pep Club 'SS-.591 Y-'lien '58-'59-'6lb1 rl-l'C.1NUfl4f uf Y-'liccn '60 Commcrciil Club 'W-'fwllg FHA l601 SKKI't'fl1I'l'-Pl.I'L.19Ul'Lf' ffl Hmm'- room '60, S ROBERT CABF Baslcctlvall '59-'6O: Tennis 4583595611: Band 'FS-'59-'GOL Druffi ?lI3l'0l' '58-'59-'60g B-Club '59-'60 Vicu President 'GOQ Math Club ?9-GD. Vice-President .601 NHS '59-'6O1 Annual Staff '5S: Boys' State Q92 Sfvutlicrnairce 'W-'59-AGU: 'lunrm-r Rut.1ri.in ffl. BONNIE KAY CALDXYELL SHS lv--'wg Spculi Club '53-39: FHA 'ss-'f9Q FTA 'SS-59. X-Iugm '58-'59-'6Og Contmercial 'FS-'59-'6U. President '6U. Tunior Senate Qccrctdry 'SQL Choir '58-'59, ' SONIDRA ,ll AN ISR! XX l R l.IlSl5H ISRISHIN FHA W. liqwiru' SH. Mylar iii il f ms l 1 ii! s W 38,59-'fvIP. Ninn- Yflicn Dale ltr 1 XI: l S url: N l ri Dclcgutc 39. liluirxiiwz. PM il . , . min mgjlinli-rSUi.i1L ' 2 . juniru' gm.l Nmiwr N me-lliwil 1 mln Lu x H W9fl1r1rq'Jf1 fifilflulwffn LAYOY ISVRNIZTT MARC.-XRIZT A. HURROXY FHA QH-'CSL Y-'llrnx NI ch ml lcrrx hircl .it work. CAROL CATTON Y-Tccns '58-'59-'6O: Pep Club '5S: FHA 'SS-'60: Commer- ci.il Club '99-'6O. Secretary- Trmsurer '601 Choir '59-'601 TACO '591 FTA '60. -IANIS ffAl-DXY'EI.I. Y-Tetris 'SH-'30-ifilll TACO 'SH-'59, President: Speccli Club i6llQ FHA ,SS-'VX Choir NH-NO. SCLDIYLIIXQ FIA Glll Pep Club 'QS-'59-'6o1 l..itin Club 'twill Conin:ei'ci,1l '59-'60, RAYMOND CAI.DX5C'ELI. NHS '59-'601 Cheerle.ider A91 FTA '60, President: Key Club '59-'60, SL'k'I'f.'f.lI'Y 'GOQ Math Club '59-'60: Speech Club V601 French Club '60: Junior Rot.1ri.1n 'GOQ ASEA 'GOL Annual Stuff '59-'60. Photographer '6O. FAYE CASEY Student Council 'SR-'59-'60. Vice-President '60: Pep Club '58-'59-'60. Drill Team '60: FTA '60: Y-Teens '59-'6o1 Annual '58-'59-'60, Editor '601 Junior Maid '59: Latin Club '58: NHS '59-'60: SASC Delegate '60. SARAH CHAMBERS Secretary of Sophomore Class: Senator .591 Latin Club '58-'59- '603 French Club '601 Pep Club '58-'59-'601.Choir '59-'601 FHA '58: FTA '59-'601 Y-Teens '58-'59-'60: Annual Staff '59-'60. Business Manager '60: Math Club '601 NHS '59-'60, Vice-Presi- dent '6O: Ensemble '60g DAR Good Citizen '6O. EDWARD CHESTER B-Club '58-'59-'60g Library Club '58-'59: Projection Club '58-'59- '60: Choir '58: Math Club '58-'59. II Ima If 11, .Il KIN ISRITI f.LAI'Nf II I,,f'zf. fn .5 - 'J 'I ISILLY IDLAN KOI-II Y f+w ,, 1 f, ff m 'I .I. -wi 'Q N '-'mv' 'L '62 ..1...,'N - ,IANLT KA'I'IIIQRINIi COLL Pun CILIIW kv Lym fLL.Iw QS- '42, Ahzmx-xx' fprmu, H. Exclungu If! :wr '48, Ifliuwr YQH. Frzfclx Club 'FH IIIQTTY COOPIQR H Ilum 3X-'QU-H11 IRQ' QILIIH W-Q9-Yun, C,IzL-uric-Adu? 'qw-'f'1. FHA 'SSL NHS 'W-Yffli Stu-IL-nr Cwumil YM: Clwir 59, I..iIII l I 50. 'I-I'L'.iSL1IA4.f. Ifuncix I 'NIL BIAZII LILIU ffl, I7'I'A fu L Ll Ib 4611: Girlx Sam- Q9 5 TY' 'NJ CHARLES DAINS A -. U... 'I X. ' .I,.. '- , -, 1 ARNOLD GLENN DOIUD V.. ,Y X LILX.: M: :I-vrxrw 1: W-V Iv-I-17-9 NI LH.-X BRLNIDA CONRAD f :ff ' ' 1 -, .. ff W f 1.-V, f MARY ANNLTTI2 COX Y--Vv,'-' fs f ' uf... lvlll rub :Xnnn m lu? glam lflllllll 'lv lI'P X'i'LclQ CAROL l:lTZHL'GH li.1n.l 'QS-'QOL Pep B.md '5S1 Y-'Ill-ns DQS-'50-'60: Commer- Lkl.ll Club .601 FTA 'GLX ' Q Nmnwr Small-1 'l'r:.1xL1z'cr Nq-lm.-xzwxr C.l.ns1 luck Nb- 'W-Ywll: Spun-ch Club '60 X'-Al'CL'l'lS 'NHL FHA '59-,603 Cu117:ticrli.1l Clulw '60, GARY lf. DVNCAN Q0-'wig liulwrlxlll 'QS-'W-'GOL SANDRA IYDGIN RON A LD KDMONDSON NANCY lf, FORD YHA A581 Pep Clulw 'QS-W0-'C-O1 Y-Tscns 'QS-'Q9-'GOI Spf-rch flulw 'm-O1 v1uurn.1l:S:w: DQS-'mflwi Editor 'tw JIMMY DON ITOYII. B-Cilulw 'W-'r-Up Smw: Sunni- 'mt Foo-:lull DQS-405601 Treasure: or lluzmroom 'W ui ff A- XYIIIIANI IIARRIS GINCLIHRICH SARAH GRIBINIIQIT YHA '591 Y-'Item f'1 NANCY INAYIANE H ARDIN IHA 1: PATRICIA OLIQTA HARRISON 1 FI-IA fr- F91 17421: Sffilif ii, Psy CQ-: AI.ISIiR'If NIARCI 'S CIARIDNLR ISML' IIMII KI.:r1.fu: U1 IIIIXIIIIQIAI ANN C,A'I I'IN StL1f,1cr1Lf,m1m1I 611 IIIA 'U-VM. GARY IIAI.IiY PADI. IIALIY L Rn-nnii 1' x L in Plnlx an 'kLll!lIl!lULlNl1ULllxll'lI' 'umm' llAXV'l'HORNli ,IOANNE HELLEN Y-Tec-ns '58-'59, Vigc--l'rcsl- mln-nt 'GOQ CUlNIl1Cl'ClL1l Club 'SS-69: Pep Club 'Ss-'SQ '60: FTA '58-'59f60, '1'rcn5- urcr '6Og Choir '58-'59-'60. Accompanist. 14 .1 RAY HKNTHORNL Math Club '60, NANCY HENSLFY Y Teens. AL HESTER Basketball 'SSL Bus Driver '59-'60, MARILYN DAXVONA HESTIER FHA '58-'59-'60, . 1 HARLON DALE HOBBS VIRGINIA HOLDISR Stud:-nt Council 'SH-'WL liusim-Ns Club '59-'Mig Y-Teens '99-'Guy LAGO WS. Prcyilluntz FHA '59-'GOL FTA '60, 3 PHYLLIS HOPPIZR lffrv Club 'SH-'59-'Mg x'.'mm 'is-'io.'falm1 min Club 'so.'f..lg SUTIHI' Silhlllf I:'l'A Y-el, ,IFRRY HLDSON l'fH'IlL1ll 'SSL limkctlmall '53-'59-'60L Bldtll Club 'RS-'59, l7l'L'NlnlL'l'lI ful Qllmlwr Class President 'WL Student Cuuncil 'SQL Suplwxuurc Slfkllil ,Iuniur Senate-1 Must I I.lI1xl9UIllC Suplwluurcg NHS 'K-11 l5ILI,Ilf UILNIE HILL l:HA 59-'full Yfllnmx 'WL Cll-'lr' 'W LIZONARID lf. HILL llwutlmll 'SH-'59-'fully rllllltli 'iSf'i956ll1 l5.lskl-tlmll WU. M.1tl1 Clulv 591 Vlumnu' Sc'n.1tc VIL li-Clulw SS- S9-603 C,l1u11' MJ-'59, Prui- llcm 'mr Q1 GAIL HOLLAND Y-Team 'QS-'59-'6Og Psp Club 'SS-'60g Comma-rCi.1l '99-'60: Choir '99-'GOQ Sophomore Scnntc 'SSL FTA '6lb. ELLA PEARL HOLLOXVOA Y-TL-ons ISSHSOQ FHA 'SS-'59-'60, 2 DORCAS SCOTT HUGHFS Bind H91 Y-Tec-ns '59-'Img Pup Clulv '59-'GOL 'ltlurrmlixm 'SSL St.'Cl'L'l.ll'y Hiwiiiciwuiii 'SSQ Hmm-rouin Rrpurtrr '59, LA Qxx:.1i'9 in Ext-lpn LCDRRAINE HUBIPHRIES Cliccrlmtlcr '58-4593603 FHA 'SS.'S9-'6ll. Rc-porter '58g Y' Teens 'SS-'601 Stutlcnt Coun- cil 'GOL Class Fuvnritc '591 Girls' State '591 FTA '58- '59-'60. Vice-President '60g Office XY'urkc-r '6O1 Pep Club '59-'59-'6O. RONNIE I-IUTCHESON B-Club '58-'59-'601 Chorus '58-'591 Football '53-594.601 Track 58-'59. RONNIE J. HUTCHISON lNfERI.F JOHNSON Projection Club '58-'59-'60g Speech Club '58-593 Civil Air Patrol 58g Annual Staff '60 MARGIF M, KENNEDY Cmnmcrcinl Club ,602 Y-Tu.-ns 'img FTA '64l: P.in American Club 58: Dr.im.1 Club '5S. CLYDIT KELLY CHARLOTTE YVONNE KINKAID Y-Teens ,581 FTA 'Wg Studcnt Coumil '59-'601 SASC Conven- tion '60. MATTIE LEECH MACDE LFFCH l5lfRNlf.lf Klilfixilf FTA '38-'59-'GKL Rc-Vm'tLr 'NIL VHA -591 XV-VIQVLHS 'SH-YM. Pl-p 'SR-'19-'GOL Math Llnb 'SHTW1 I,.nin Club WH. Nmim' Qan- LXIUQ NHS 'mi XVlLl.lAiNi l'ATlilf,K Klil-,Slfll Latin I 'SS-'i9g Nlgltli Club 'SH-'59f6rlg Qtnllcnt Cwuncil 'WSL Lgitin II 'GOL SL'Cl'l'f.lI'y Mgltli Club '60, 'Q ,llixlf KOSTRIZBA Ifrc-mb Club '6431 Dancing Club 'SRL Trcnsurcr of l7rcSbman Class '58, iNiARGllf LIZE FHA '58-'59-'GOL Pc-V Club '99-'MQ Prfiyn-cmin Club 'SRJSQQ Y. Teens 'NIL Fpccch Club '99, MILDRED LENZ Y-Teens S91 Ertnch Club '6O1 Speech Club S91 Junior I Sher 59, BRENDA LISENBEY Y-Teens '58-'59-'60: Commer- cial Club '59-'6O: Pep Club '58-'59g ETA '59-'60. JIMMY LYNCH Sophomore Senate '581 Junior Senate '591 Senior Senate '60g Proiection Club '58-'59-'60: Basketball 'SSL Speech Club '59g junior Usher '59. MARY LYNN Mt ALI ISTI R L.1tin Club '58-'59-'601 French Club 59 X Teens SQ 59 60 Pep Club '58-T91 Commercial Club SQ 99 ILUITllllSI11 SQ 59 CO, Exchange Editor. LINDA KAY MLCLENDON Choir 'SSL Projection Club 'WSL FHA SS C0 Prexident C0 VIRGINIA FAYIY McCQl.L'RE FHA '58-'59-'60, lNIOl.l.Y ANN Mcfilllflf FHA '60: Chorus '60, GXVEN MQXVILLIAMS Student Council '58g Pep Club '58-'59: Y-Teens '58-'59-'60g Com- mercial Club '58-'59-'GOL Scnator'591 GOC '58-'59. LUCIILLE MABRY National Honor Society '59-'GOL FHA '59-'6O1 Y-Teens '6O. WAI Tl R NIANI R Math Club 58 'National Hcnrr Qotictx 9 ffl Busltctbill Tack S9 K0 ,ICI A JOYfl' INIARTINI A '58: Nath Club 'GOL Pep Club '58-'59-'UM 'TA ' H' Teens '59-'6O: X' ional Hrnor Sfcicty '59-'CHQ Latin Club '59 'n 1 ICI. -59l HS Choir 1 f - . ' , Nico- rr-si cle-nt '601 Homertf ni Reporter 'Ss-Yo. JAINIES BIICHAEI- MARTIN Band '53-A59-'601 Math Club '60, 9 GAIL INIASON Y-Tec-ns '58-'59-'60: Library '59-'6o. President 'GC '-9 EARL MASONER Projection Club '58-'59-'GOL TAGO '58-'59-'60, Jimmy gets the wrong end of the deal. CHARLIE K. MILLER Projection Club '60g Track Manager '57-'58-'60: B-Club '58-'59: Football '58g Speech Club '58-'59, JERRY MATTISON Bus Driver '60, EUGENE MEYERS Key Club '59-'6og TAGO '595 junior Senate-3 Senior Senate '60g NHS '59-'6Og Math Club '60g junior Rotarian '60. WILLIAM NORMAN MILNER Student Council 59- 60: Basketball '58-'59-'60g Boys' State '591 Sophomore Senate '58g Latin Club '59-'60g NHS '59-'60g FTA '6Og Key Club '60. MIKE MONTGOMERY Football Manager '58-'59-'60g Football Stat. '593 B-Club '58-'59- '60g Track Manager '59g Basketball '58g Basketball Manager '59g Journalism Staff '58, Sports Editor '58g Annual Staff '59-'60. ANN INIURRY Commercial Club 'SS-'59-'601 FHA 'SSL Pep Club '58-'59-'60: Y-Teens '58-'59-'60g Choir '58-'59-'601 Latin Club '60g Speech Club '60, VIOLIET NICHOLSON FHA '583 Commercial Club '59-'60g Y-Teens 'GOL Junior Senate '59g Senior Senate '60: Band '58-'59-'6Og Homeroom President '59. .ar I -Q 1 LEROY OGLESBY Commercial Club 'SS-'59-'60: Speech Club '59-'605 Bus Dfilff 59-'601 Choir '59-'6o. LORETTA PATTERSON Y-Teens '58-'603 FHA '59-'60: National Honor Society '59-'60, VIRGINIA MOORIZ Pep Club '59-'601 Y-Teens '59-'60g Latin Club 'ij Commercial Club '60g Latin II '60g FTA '59 K0 Ht 1 ici: Vice-Presitlc-nt '59, L XWAYNIE MOREHISAD S Driver 'SQYGHQ Ilfllltkllllll Club In CHARLES NIX B-Club '58-'59-'60g Projection Club '59f60g Footblll 58 59 60 Track '59-'i9g Basketball .531 Co-Captain Foutbill 60 Ddlolay '58-'59, HGXVARD NOBLIES Key Club '60g Speech Club '60 Ray .md Mikf. two Ac.1d:my Awxrll winners from BHS. BARBARA RAPIER Y-Teem '58-'59-'60g Pep Club i591 Secretary of Homcrmmm 58, x Q 'lllNlOR lJAXTOlXl li-Club 'RS-'59-lfwllz Pfgllyffiqlll Clulv 'SQYGO1 lfnmtlmll F8359- 'GU1 'l'r.u'k 'SS-'59-'6O1 Stu- dent Counlil WS: B.1slcutl1.1ll 'RSI Spccih Club Ywll. IZVELYN POXVELL FHA 'SSL Cormmbrcial Clulv '59-'601 Y-Teens '601 Libmry Club '58-'59-'60. ViCc-Pru5i- dont 'Guy Studcnt Council 53. MARY EVELYN PRINCE Y-Teens '60g FHA '59-'60: Choir '59-'60. LINDA RED Secretary of Homeroom 'SSL Y-Teens 'SS-'59?60g Pep Club '59-'60, Treasurer '601 FHA 'SS-'60: NHS '60 LYNDA RFVIS Y-Teens 'SSTS9-'60: I.il1r.1ry '59-'60. ii BUTCH ROBERTSON Football '58-'59-'60Q Basketball '58-'59-'60g Track '58-'59-'60g Projection Club '58-'59-'60g Sophomore Senateg I3-Club '58-'59 '6Og Speech Club '60. BARBARA ROGERS FHA '58-'59-'6Og Y-Teens '59-'60g Pep Club '59360g Choir '59- '60. JIMMY SMALLXYOOD GARLAND EUGENE SMITH Band '58559-'60. RONNII2 RINGCOLID B-Club '58-'59-'GOL Projection Club '58-5936111 Iiuutlmll 38359- '6O. Captaing Basketball '58-'59-'6O1 Track '58-'59-'GOQ Speech Club '60. MAXINE ROBISRSON Y-Teens '58-'59-'6Og FHA '59-'601 Homeroom Treasurer 'SBQ Pep Club '58g FHA '60. Treasurer '60. SHIRLEY ROSS FHA '58-'59-'6Og Y-Teens '59-'60g NHS '59-'60: Math Club '60. JANET ANN SELPH Student Council '58-'59. Secretary '6O: Pep Club '58-'59. Secre- tary '60: FHA '58-'59. Secretary '60: Panther Tales '58. Society Editor 59. Edit, Editor '60g FTA '59-'60. Secretary 'GOQ NHS '59-'60. Treasurer '60: Quill and Scroll '59-'60g Latin Club '6Og Choir '59L Y-Teens '59-'60. Secretary '601 Library Club '59: Office XX'orker '60g Mid-South Y-Teen '60: SASC '60, Giving them .i pep Lille. Big Dailkly? SK' MARY ERANCES STEELE EI-IA 'SS-'591 Y-Tgcns '58- '59-'6ll: Lilwmry Clulw 'SS- '59-'GOQ Ami-ric.in History Axmrii 'S91 NHS '59-'Gui Pru- jecrion Clulw '59, IDA SMITH Y-'lkim 'SS-'99-'lvlll EHA S9-'oil ANNE SNHTHERS Pup Clulv '58-'59-'K-up ljl'L'Slf ulcnt .601 ETA 'GOL EHA 'SSL Y-Tccn 'SS-'59-'GUQ Si-niur Senate .601 Latin Club 'filll Secretary '6Og Drill Team '6lJ: Mill-Suutli Y-Teen Con- fcruncg Dc-lc-gate. CLYD EAN SNODGRASS Sophomore Senntu-1 Y-Teens '58-'59-'601 FTA V601 NHS '59-'GOL Erencli Club '60g Ki- W.1f1iS Awdfil '59. LYNDALE STUBBS Band SS. RONN IE SUTTON Football '58-'59: Truck 'SSL Annual Staff 'SS-'59-'GOL Key Clulw '60g junior Senate. ,fa- DAVID TIZRRY lNI.itli Cllulw Yirlg l'i'u1L'ctiiiii Clulu Kill. UIEAN Tl IOMAS PHA '58-A99-'60, BRYSON VANN Football 'QS-'WL Tank 'QS SALLY B. XYARD Band 'SS-'59-'GO1 Choir V601 SATB Ensc-milf: .001 Y-Tum FHA '60, Sunglcadcr '60 DIQIKJNIA TARYIN ,,. . . , H-linux 593 l'llA Kill. SIlliRI.AND rliliflfillli FHA '58-'59-YiLlQ Iiislxi-rlw.ill 'SW-'ill BETIY TODD FHA 'W-'59-'Nix Spelling Club wo. NORMAN C3 FORCII Tlflili Studcnt Council 'SS-'59. President '6llQ B-Club 'Sh-'59-'601 Simplici- niorc Class President '5S: jmirnaliwi 'W-'QQ-'6H, Fgwrtx Editur '59-'601 Math Club '601 Latin Clulw 'QA Truisurcr. liiys' State '591 Football 'q8fq9-'NWI Baxkc-Ilnall 'Wi 'liixuk 'QS-'59-'60 w....s.:fi.::::w M- , -...N W 5'dFi6l1?+fl.tlS Wiull A place to be remembered by all. DORIS XVATTS mercial Club '60. Y-Teens '58-'59-'60: Com- Cfl'lL'CiK XYARIYORD Projection Club '59-'60g Foot- ball 'SQ L t . T...'?' BILL XVATKINS Track '583 Choir '58-'591 TAGO '581 Projection Club '59. THERESA XVATKINS Y-Teens '58-'59-'6Og Pep Club '58-'59-'60g Latin Club '59-'60: Secretary '59: Junior Senate '59: Senior Senate '6og FHA '58g Annual Staff '59-'60, Editor '60: FTA ,601 National Honor Society '59- '60g Secretary '60g Homeroom Secretary '58: I-lomeroom Treasurer '6Og Leadership Conference Delegate '60. SALLEY ANN XVELCH Speech Club '59g Band '58-'59-'6Og Y-Teens '59-'6O: FHA '59 '60g Sophomore Senate '58g FHA Reporter '60. DONNA JEAN WELLS Pep Club '593 Y-Teens '58359-'60g Commercial Club '59-'60 FHA '59-'6Og Choir '58-'59-'60g Choir Ensemble '60. NICK WIIIGIIT B-Club '59-'6O: Key Club '59-'6Og President '60g junior Class Vice-President '59g Math Club '6Og Iigwketball 'SH-'59-'60g Boys' State '59g Homeroom President 'St-Z. LINDA XVYATT Student Council 583601 Library Club '60, Secretary '6Og Y-Teens '58g TAGO '58, Secretary 'SSQ junior Senate '59g Senior Senate '60g Secretary 'GOQ Commercial Club '59-'60g Senior Class Secretary '6Og SASC '60g junior Class Beauty '59. Illf'l I'Y .IO XVII.III'I'li Y-Teens '59-'GOL Pep Club 'SRQ FTA Yi CAROLYN X'1UllI'I'li Y-Teens '58-'59-'ollg FHA '58-'Wg Library Club U. '60 IHA I9 toriun 'S9: Choir 'i91 Pep Club 'SRYSQ-'Img Honwiw 1 lrrsite '58-'6Og Homeroom Vice-Prrsitlent '39, KENNETH YATES Football '59g Latin Club ,601 Speech Club ,601 B-Club 60 Pro jection Club '6Og Track '59-'60, IVIAE JOHN IIULLINGTON Y-Teens '58-'59-'60g Pep Club '55-3: Commercial Club 58 59 60 Choir '58-'59g FHA '60g Speech Club '6O. CiI.,:- -, ' 1 . ' ff a..,r , 1 , ?,i ',- , . u s... M , 2 f 4 I ' ' ,,.x il.-. L CAMERA SHY X X H I IDXIUNN iXlxI XID RIN K X IXXU ,ll.1.I ' , .FUN X H I ATIY. X ' lx! ' -mul XX lI.l,I.'X.XI I q 'NYM lflqllx ' Xl Y Cixziv 'QR QW ,l.xcQL '1i1.1N11,llpxx IKJYI Y-Ibm W- W, 46:10 fjnfv 4-1 IXJLLQIM S.I.Ax1sliY NIU NT PJXUI iw Q2-Cf-1, 'link QS-W'-wh IS.zxRMfR1 J I 'W1'i Ffmdz ffhzfw 'J-I-'fd' ffav If m N 1' NN I7:1x521:w: LJ, U:Xf.lf XY'H:X,lgI.l Y K 1:5 fn- i01,I'Z.1.Li 'W DAIQ V UD Brenda Hudson, Vice-President: john Parker. President: Marilyn Cox. Secretary-Treasurer. It's hard to think of ourselves as juniors. Most of us still talk about Worltl History and geometry instead of American History and alge- bra. As juniors, most of us have fully realized the meaning of the word study '. Those who did study were rewarded for their efforts when they were taken into the National Honor Society at semester. But it hasnt been all work and no play. Remember what fun we had decorating the homecoming float? Could we ever forget trudging from house to house selling magazines? The highlight of our junior year was when we ordered our senior rings. NWC know that when we are seniors we will be able to look back on the fond memories of our junior year in high school. ,Iuuc Baker Patsy Ruth B.1l4cr 'lamcs Bailuy Donald Balding Jimmie Sue Ballard Randy Barker Rose Barnett Sherrion Bradford .il Barric Dm is l.iml.1 Dimmu' 'less DiNl.1io Marggrrt Durcn Bobby Ifticn Slmron lfulmmlcs Dwight Marilyn Fitc Fooks Phyllis Dam. Ford Fowler .Z , . 'Q 9 8 hui' 'Tu Ozctta Hnliii-rnun Theron Hmmrii lircnih Huilwn Douglas Humphries Bruce Hutcheson Brenda. Ivy Selma Bill jones Kearns Barbara Jeanne Kimbrough Lane SFU 5-...- I.iml.1 Maaldox Cil1.1I'lUlfC lXl.llIl.lI'Ll Dmulll Munn Donna lxlllllltllll Dmid Mglybcrry .lorry Mullin Carol Mclton Roy Monkhcru Ronald Mills Bobby Moore :ly rrll uhm makes the gud this group. N-f 'V 0:3 sd B' 1. Tan- is XX'hn was Shcila looking for? 'L if ii1 i Ylmum Pultuu Bu L-fly' Pr'cxx'ill Crlg-mix Pmllxrnl AHIICIIL' Primo 'Icrry Rgylmru XV. I.. Rcxis Gcrmy Rubinson George Russ ll. , Mary Robinson Wancln Rylic 4.41 AWQA9 nf' 'G' 'Y -.-, '43 .3 ,sf 1? -J Rclm Sgullcr Norris Niiiiln-rs Cilcmlali Siriizggiiis 'lcwcl Shell Kaye Sliclnut 1 fare ljli 'liffvvblf' Cnirolcc Smith Ronnie Smith XY:lii1.i Snirkgy li ' m Vi' lxllfll if cf l Bimnic 'lean Talley Ni'-lr.i I .ii lrvf Ni-ll I.iyl- Jr Billy 'l'hi+m.15 3' -me X avg 'G' 2: y 1 ,-.L 'U Tcrry Thomas Rmmic Tony A '. fr f.1tt1L XX .lrrcn Mary Beth XVL-glvcr Prada XX cIch Charlie XVcstcrman Sidney janet Wfhcnt Wfhittlc Mary u d . J y Wfhite Wfilbnnks Pour Eticn found no one .lt homo. ,f 1-47' 'Env ,Sf 'lully XY'ill1itc lxl.!l'lAQlIlIlIl XVllli11ms lv . I Bnrlw.1r.1 Wilslnn ' - MQ-lx-in Wilson Bob Wisc Lyllllalgl Wfood Martha Wfood Bc-tty XVoolc-m Lucille Wfriglmt Patsy Wfriglmt L l Ann Young Phyllis Iilliott Jimmy Barrow Shirley Bland George Boley Annette Boyd Bobby Bruce Bobby Collins Jerry Collins Deloris Crawford Doris Crawford Lynn Davenport Larry Doggett Phyllis Elliot Mike Freeze Gary Haley Carlcne Hardin Cecill Harrell Barbara Hart Russell Harvill Dean Henning Odis Hogue Billy Holmes Mary Houpt Terry james Carolyn Langley Mary Law Wanda Lockridgc Eddie McDonald j. XV. Mabry Harold Mann Doris Nix Linda Oates Elsie Peeler Carolyn Pemberton Josephine Posey james Prysock Tom Revis David Shelton james Teague Carolyn Tillman Mary Belle Townley Troy Vann Marilyn Ward jimmy Warford Alfred Wagner Ronnie Wehunt G. W. Wfilson Louie Wray Bill Wright Some of the juniors ARE Camera Shy! .lie ' I A 3. fffzsqxr' 353' ' . hy V ff? X Y 'ik 4-W its 7 Tommy jumper, Secretary-Treasurer: judy Coburn, Vice-President: Tim XX right, President What happened? Where are we? Wfho are we? Wfhere are those underdogs we had so much fun ordering over? Nobody knows us. No one will listen to us. We're lost and deserted. And they ask us for our activities! XY'ell, dear readers, these are Sophomore activities: walking ten spaces behind seniors: serving as Latin slaves, respecting our elders, and getting blamed for breaking every rule in the book. Sure, we're lostg sure, were underdogs: sure, were always guiltyg but we are having the time of our life and love every inch of B.H.S. fl 175:41 Q 1 Q if 1' S-N 0' V X MY -1' l N-1' 74175: 4 if 1-,-L Q x H X i Cfayur Alu mnrlr 1' lllllllli Arft R.1m-vn.x B.nn XL.lllIlL' Chimp I,1nrl.1 frarlxslu B.1rlm1r.1 Boggs Vim Bull l..1rry Bcrly ul urly Colm rn B41rb.1r.1 Cncluxm RL1yIUL'llL' lictlural lf. lf Blmk Mary Blaklay' Nclliv Clofrlfy Kntlmy Cfullgltr -ludy Bmvnn Rennie Bowen Mary Hlna Brcwcr Pat Brigman Evelyn Brown Lloyd Brown Leon Cornctt Sherri Cox -loc Bryant Q, Mike Bryant Billy Bullock Linda Creighton Betty Crow ra: fi 5, vpn wr 1 9 x 'S f' ci' u A, ,, . 45 .Ll J I ,,N if - ,A f -'-r 1-W 1 2. siqk .Z lr 50 1'--v Sf? W L I WMU' L. 86 LWIL - i'S. as X ,QQ 'slr Elizabeth Dains Donna Dixon Billy Dye Carolyn Fdmonsun Sliirlfry Iiticn Santlra lfnnks jerry Franklin Jayne Gaiscr Raymond Gaither Travis Gardner Mi 'e Gattin What's new, Sophs? And don't talk with your mouths full vi Linda Gcurin Bill Halbert Patsy Halbert Shirley Haley lS.ii'ry H.iixlin -Iuily Hnnlin Danny Harmon Alam! liillinn Duhhiu Kinlmiil Phyllis Harriwn Phillip H.itl1cutc l,inil.i Hill IR-ggy Ki M11-h.i liiily I..iuy Robert Hulwlw johnny Hiwldu' Donna Huey IJi'.i3'tm1 l..inil -log' Langley Clmrlivttc Hulscy Glynila Hunter Guylcnc Hutihcsnn lone Hutcheson Glenda Hutchieon Ray Jenson Carolyn Leech Janet Leech jenny Karas Frankie Kcathlcy Janis Kent lackic Lcwai l lcn 4 any .1 Lim mm fl Q 4. H , 1 41 X 194' 5 G' 0 - Af , ' Q' ' Q x X ,Q V , f U P, My f .gg -3 'Af .V - Q. ' Q 'ee 3' ,V 5 Ai 4,2 fi, rf' 1 6 1 ,' is 8 9 Y 1 ' L- , 4 A .1 bi k b K gf 1 B.lI'lW.lI'.l 1,1 xxn Dum IN1LKf1w1'1-wk Bills' Xffllallx Macky McfNI.1nuQ Sl1ir'lry M.1lu.!y Bill M.1r'tin I.41rry Bfnrtin Icwlm Mxnning I.11x'1'y Mmumr Rifhxlrd Bfzlttiwn Sandal ML-nd -hckik Millar Slmmc, Shame - Betty' xr Pollx' hfuutlw' Lonlnn Mnmrc , 3- 2. af' 4 oc Niullmx lxcnmth Nurdus as .p.,. fs- ' Q I 4 I L ' 1' an lfQ'Qliimt4ll7 le 0 1?- v. J 1 . :- ixi., r 3 fi 5' i g ,Fai r A fffbuii I 5- ' ---1 ,QA M h- ' ,V S L. ,. 1 A -3 x 1 f --7 f . x BLK Nt'wt'nmh P.tt Nt-lson P.1tiy Nitlit-lite -lutly ROL-x'cs 'lhiiiiiii' Ricluixlx Binh Nix Ruht-rt Nmim-r Huy Inn Page wluhn Riclcurtl H. P, Rnhcrson Ncllic P.irncll Tnmmv P.irsnns l..1r'ry lJ.ll'i0HS Randy Rnhinctte Di11n.1 Sitllcr Bohhx' Paxton Vickic Pcrry Gerry Ann Pcrrymrm Dnvitl Pittman Douglam Prichard Kenneth Prince Mnrthn Sanders XY'nrrc-n Shell Helen Rngun Phyllis Ragnn Biirhgim Raney Charles Smtxllwood Ernest Smith P f ..- g c- U U it .4 If' X ' ' . -. . - .jg x Q . fl fi 9 'W Q? 'Va 1 f , - i I .,,, ,J , h L- f A X J. gif ' ft , . . KJ ' fg- K R i'. 34 1: 'A . Y' up-vj, X , Ay' Q X P ,J if Annum' Yimy.a:'J Us TTT XX Aida 1 Q sv' W , -Q -,,. 'F Ii IN Nw' XX .nk XX Q xx'm11.f xx i- N .... in YX .Aj qw vwm xx If ll X ' , ,' -, 'K Q . B N 1 , v 4 gf . f Q' -' X Q' - Q g NI XX F-N xzifz , K 4 1 ' Ati XX 1 V!! 7 ' .- 'x TQLQH XY' A C' ff' v-, wx X . mynv. 29' es' T' 9 an , 'fr' ix -'r v 31.13. R . - xg i ,' P.: ' x NUXQ Ri' xl .- kg.- . 1... 1- L I. sk? ' R . '- Ei. x 11:52 GJ.: kwifif Q fin G ,ii xf G7r 4 Lax , F N RN' -x., . .Q -V lx..t.:,Z ' Pr. :- Du If lm.-I yi X E LK :Y X1 K ' Q X1 fx W, 3 A XX fx. x f ' - xx 1.12: s runs I LIFE Nu, xxc 5 L Jur1rI1.1w Img Cffun 1 SEPTEMBER '59 b...D We had to return to old stomping grounds . . . XX! rcgmcrui .xt uluwl twin' , . . Scn- inrs ruciu-J thy-ir ring . . . tlmtlull smwn guts under XYSQ' mth lug pup mlly '... xxbrc trying In .nljmt tu new subjects .md tc.1uhc.'r5 . . . big crowd .lt xntnry party . , . Pmthcrs are really musing . . . new thing this ycarfwbomb sure drills, I'rn surc thcfrn- cngngcd' but in wh.1t?? Look AT the: birdw. KI.1rgic.nutI.IKIf 11 OCTOBER '59 Nou. Betty. this is serious, Royalty gains spotlight for the month . . , PTA Parents Night proxes rough ob- stacle course for Moms and Dads . . . lively day at livestock show is educational?? . . , we have it wet night for Homecoming . , . but win the big grime . . . Halloween comes through with more spunk . . , Student Coun- cil delegates have big time at Southern Con- vention in Corpus Christi . , . Safety demon- stration for high school drivers at school. Sophs really find out what it's like , . , XY? Like our first nine weeks tests dilliesfff . . . TC.ln'l1CfS. meeting .ind Tlmnksgixingw .1 weluome rest . . . Yfork .ind planning for lunquets . . . big ex- citement . . . Seniors Like college test . . . start serious thinking about mllege. NOVEMBER '59 And wlm played hooky? Xxliosc tical I 'F . gKANSA5 5 6 ! K Arr there .my questions-Or ti r mx n know enough to .ask qucstions 3 lf xx, 1- . N DECEMBER '59 Banquets, Banquets Banquets . , . b.mqL1ws nuke Ilcfurnbcr .1 I, 1 1 IE1'fI1Yh :dur us . . . bmlzcfluil sz-,ww get urmicr v.',w. , . f,hrivr'1'.,1s hfff: fmt' lfm' . . Su' rs uhm Izmfs fru:':', 31,1 PM-'lm ,.g.., 1 I ., A 'F , 1 K s I I 'A F g . . . fn --H- i 1 V 'i A ' l .Mgr fi- . - X ' f i i E '1'vo-i-v-Q' 5 . V ., ,, W5 , . . L it .- - , '7T,',f 31.73 ,. .4 'Y ae. 'M' ' 0 ' ' -1 I ii -' I -A , ' iii' ...lv ,, - si: ,hw glen A , r A, Y X 45.33 , KB.. e A 'va - if .. ' P 3, 'df-'ff - Q. t ..a - 7 t-' A -1 1. ' it- . 1 'fr K 'J . 'g.3.?? 1.4 V ' 'uv .s -. I' M - -ue, A' 1 1. - f A W' - ' i- - V 7'-, . .' ' , .f ' , if ' ' W 'ar flu' - - , .-, I gui- ,X JQq5f:wF v. , 5 S'-5 aqsuax -1. '-l, - 7 '--- . 7 1 7 . 6 New Year, new experience - - Good snow . . . New Year comes in with hitg Imirties . . , snow ieiigthens Clhristmds into winter woiiderlaiid folly ',., semester tests bring us back down to earth .md h.1rd study , . . l.1st ones for Seniors . . . juniors order rings . . . ITl.lg.lZiI'lC s.1le for -Iuniors starts with much enthusiiismg end with heat sdlesmen . . . religious .issemblies begin, Chili supper held in critieterid gre-.it success for the Booster Cluh 1 EFF?-' if Q JANUARY '60 I iii goima' pitk up iii siluxxiliiis .ind go hoii.a'. Aw, now. you don't mcnm itff How muth you want to het I rpm e.1t more thim you. Ray? All good things must mme to gin enelf FEBRUARY '60 Something unusual A second snow. . . . Student teachers prattite teiuhing here . . . Choral and speeth group present TV first for themselxes , , , nice prmluction . . . Valentine passes unexentful . . . buys receive jackets .mtl fuutbitll awgrtls . . . intramural basketball . , , big shim '... Y-Teens pl.tn annu.tl Mwther-D.1ugll ter Banquet. Lorraine and her harem? You cant. I tell you? You tant out run Mr. Ci-uk. f txxr R 'Mm 1 Good bond adds lo wonderful prom . . . New mumhcrs take-ii in hy X.1tion.1I llonnr So' fiery' illlllllltill . . . stmngc tostumcs .tppcar on lfrcnth Day '.,. New thing for BHS , . . Citizenship Month hrings our gunti qtmlitics .inti iinprmcs school . . , thcn SL-nioi Prom night . . , hig stittcss .intl highlight of the year . . . some kitls .irq still twmpl.1ining About tiantsing in thcir high heels . . . Studcnt Coumil Binquct .intl officer ticytiwll . . . big rillifs, Bk-.1nwhile,h.1ck in the jungle . . , MARCH '60 ' Q YL-s. these .irc my iwnplcf' This is one way to keep from getting caught 'Ss' ' Is this the way the Romans did it? APRIL '60 Irs a ridiculous picture, in a ridinulous sertion, Irs just ridiculously ridinulous Sleepy time boy. Senior play is big attraction , . , Senior play draws large crowd and much praise , . . Seniors start mounting the days 'til graduation . . , Senior picnic set up a month . . . but all goes well -terrible sunburns . . . Our annuals arrive . . , Y-Teens have their annual scribble party '... Career Day helps seniors plan ahead . . . Easter with her new spring frocks . . . High honor and honor graduates selected. MAY '60 At last . . . Here .lt l.1st . . . last month ot' last ye.1r . . . not much further. for it's time to cle.1n out lockers . . . juniors get ready to take oxer . . . semester tests .1g.1in .intl then three wonderful months of xxx- Ltlflklll . . . ht1ce.1l.1ure.1te . . . elnss night . . , get new form.1l --beautiful eolor . . . gr.ulu.1tion -every- one seems solemn anal mtl to he lf Y caung . . . an- other yc.1r is gone . . . one that will never he tor, gotten . . the N239-1960 year .lt BHS is overllf Shh! They think they're leaving, n- nm nfs, F 87 IQN1YTEIlSI1f1 fil lXIlB.X'US Xb FXHITIIWIIII' In-1 xurwufxr r Arxusrus Locvmcer 10, 19 9 C ce ver awww to Qplecu tne wlnner o your DPTS rlease Loruard tre plctufe no me more at me VDFC lncerelv, fm-M4 251-fffyfw'-if Prank Qro les FB kg ead Hootball Uoacn Y 7 w Y 1 W ' 1 - z I 'C 'C' ..u f', , ..' KV . . ' TN - lf L . 7 W 4155 :ave ,BEEF 141-Qw -.P 'FQ 'QNX i- 1:.'a -.--K-v'- V- -.Ax 4 x.!l, .. '.,'...... 2 -+ ,- Q',.,A Sgr-, ' .,9f.-C.. ..-:.. .,s,..:O,- TFYZCY., .-.T'rIf1f'.SaS Y'x y, 1 -. w -N Y, .. 43- LAS: f3:aE?,. ' -' ' . px L ' - :- - alll 1 A LL' U . Y . L ' X 7 ,yovv 6 D ?,A,f C1 .vx,SL,, ., A p Y . . . . ,. ., A L S J, , E , .Nfl 1 .Y M- , wp.. RJ u W Y 'YY .1 Y L .J ,, , . L ,. . A . J , X,-., 5'4'i?4 ' f. 5, . V' V .bflnf F if -'E' I mb l . I I 'f DARLENE VAUGHN RUNNER-up BETTY COOPER RUNNER-UP CHERRY BROVUN f- Most Beautiful These three girls were selected by a class vote to represent their class as most beautiful. A picture of each girl was sent to the Arkansas University Razorback team to he judged as first. second. and third place. we the PANTHER Staff, think eath represented their class beautifully. DARLENE VATQGHX -- Runner-Vp BE'l l'Y COOPER f Runner-l PANTHER BEAUTIES anuarv 1 1 ' N135 Tueresa vatK1ns Fd tor of tte l9oU Denton 'vn choo1 3enton, Arkansas Dear Tuelesa The week fo11o ng our C5T1StW3S break was ver hectw so 1 d1dn't hare t1me to wr1te vou about your Host handsome cand dates e tnarh Vou all lor th oopor unat of selecting then and rope that ur selectlons are the same as yours 1ou1i 1avL been 1 also hone tnat tbe nlctures were ret1rne to you t me to meet your deadllne 1 can remember how dlffloult lt was to get tue mater1a1 to the orlnter. Best of 1ucK to you botn and youi HHHIH1 staff on the most SUCCGS3011 yearbook for 1959 60 Thank you fron a11 of us w o alded lr the select on o' your ngndsumes Qancerelv, ,Jaap QW Man, ara Jane elton S H Ra7orha k h ueoom ng Queen J f last A .H V , A V T' ' -1 H' 1 -C .. A . . f Y Y ...V 1 ' 4 ,l57'7'1,.... 1 1.1 1 + 1. 11 1 .:-L-,...,, . X . . Q .I ..f A '-LCD Q 4- 1- ,, ' fv ' , U . 1 'rv 1 - . , . ... H1 A .1 c . fl' - .. 5 ' Y 4 4 w 3 ., A V - . - 5 ',,T ' 'f f' , t , .1 X ,J . . . 1. LA 1 f , nf' , ' ' if , H ' c- .L ,v ,.. , 1 .., 4 , X, .. ., x A' E , . f I .1 . . A Q X, , ,, , ' -' 4- y ,1 Q A A ., . . '1 ' an Q' ' ' Ll '. fi A .JL ' , 1 1 J fr D I , Y YI 3 1 1 1.1 ' . ' 0 1 1 .1 1 f. A , 1 1 I 1 , 1 . QA 1 51 f 1 '41 .v - 1 Ji x rw A - ' . . -J UH V . .1 N ,, .XOST SMITH RONNIE RINGGOLD RUNNER-uP TIM WRIGHT RUNNER-uP 'Q if 4 NO:-wif, 0 RONNIE SMITH - Most Handsome These boys, selected by their class on the basis of their good looks, were judged by the Homecoming Court of the University of Arkansas. RONNIE RINGGOLD - - Runner-Up TIM XVRIGHT - Runner-Vp PANTHER HANDSOMES W KX qwff 55,53- 31.34, si 5 ! 9244 E2 H W Mimi E37 -' I Q iffli' 5 Lax: - - . w u E :,,.. f . , 'W Y Ml!! 15 ,Map ns ' , 1.3 WW ff XXXA P ' if-B ,NX SOPHOMORE FAVORITES BETTY cRow and BOBBY Nlx Hoinccoining Qtictn Anim lli'.ullt'y, mor-tt-tl hy CQ.xpt.1in Ronniu liiriggoltl. HOMECOMI NG The 1939 lfootbtill Royalty was thoscn hy thc Bon- ton lltnthcrs, During thc ut-ck ol' October 30 thc royalty xxyrs .iriiiotiiict-tl. The tluccn was Anita Bmtl- ltyi littly Ctiopt-i'. Senior Xlhllkll with vclllllhl Smrkcy. -lLlIlltJI'lTl.1ltlQ .intl Chxrlottc llulscy, Sophomorc maid. The r.1in tl.1inpcnul thc lilimty hut the spirit of thc roixilty .tntl stutlcnt hotly was high. The lltnthcrs L-nioyctl .1 victorious grins. Thu reign ol' thc royalty was cliinaxctl with ti pdrty .it thc lrtgitm llut. From left to right: X'i'ilin.i Starks-y, junior mrritlz Clillortc Htilwy. Soplioinortt in.1itl1 Anita limtl- lcy. Quccnl Betty Cooper. Senior maid: Attcmltmts. Mt-lint H.1l'AllI1 rtntl Frank XYhittlt-. ob 'ff' 'WG Q6 90 Q0 Q 0. -4 y 2? ,B -J W , . Q- LORRAIXE HI 'MPHRIES C.1pt.1in lil- l l'Y COOPER Cm-ff.1pt.1in CHEE 4 . v ,X J 1 Kb I , , - AXITA BRADLEY Cu-Captain Lair If: might: Darlene Vaughn, I.UI'I'.1il'ltJ Humphrin-Q, -Inner XVI1ittlC, Kaye Sllclmltt. Anita Fmuilc-y. fictvy Cmwpcr. and Vhlcly Cwbu LEADERS 6 E- 1 , C DONNA NlAl'l,DlX -lurwwx' ,fe 5' e Q ,f Q9 ' V - xv 'f , S s L -n I 'Fir' DARLEXE VAVGHN DIVDY CQOBVRX Swplwrxwrr Svg-Fwzvurc gy' V, . f -lAfNif'l' XX Hlvlul Ll .lumur If 3. xl fk ' Y . f Q 4 X X . , I K r , NJ.,,, KAYE SHELXIMIGI junior Alternate DAR Good Citizcn SARAH CHAINIBERS Siiciiil Studies CLYDEAN SNODGRASS CUTSTANDIN Phyxical Ifiliicatiuii RAY HENTHORNF ,i is 3, I R Q Y 4 .- Fifi-' if V e me ...-, ' K V ,'.5.j,.Q X . , Mg 'gi' if Wt If' ' V 24 1 . Home Economics LINDA RED Physical Education PHYLLIS HOPPER STUDENTS Suurnu IZVGIZNE MKYIQRS -555. WI ,Q . . . Cu-ig 52F-5 F'- is s. 1 CommcrCial GLENDA BOXVEN Math XYAI,'l'I2R MANHR Ban-I DAVID ISRAGU English JOYCE MARTIN in Vim N 'xlllfl Bruilu uni Norm in Tublw But All Round ' Bonnie Caldwell and Brent Plge 7,428 1? , X Most School Spirit Lorraine Humphries and Ken Yates r-'F' Q-1. i Most Intclllrcn Sarah Chambers ind Wfalter Miner Nlost Courteous Bonnmc Caldwell and Raymond Caldwell Niost Talented Joanne Helen and Robert Cabe l rzmnnut Bunniu kxldwr-I1 and Brant Pay 141 Host Popular Lorraine Humphries and Ronnie Ringgold L. Wrrriwr ydcan Snodgraws and Merle Ilnhnwn MuSt Likcly' To SLICCCLJ Norman Tubb and Sarah Chambers va BACK ROXX l t R bert Calbe Niels XX right R nalc. Bcnnctt liill Nfilner Da 16 Bragg Norman Tuhb FRONT ROXX mine Hui hric nc Gil Nlifn I 1 c er lindi Rc GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Annually Girls' State and Boys' State are held to present a practical course in state government to the youth of Arkansas. The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary sponsor the encampment each vear. ACTIVITIES' Suxexxx xxxxxex Cxxxxxxxxhxxxxt xxxxx xXxOoX xnx x oxx X to exxxxxxxxe he xxork nk xxxxv Qxxxdexxt oxxxx X xx lx xxx.x et fmxxx sure xxe xxeve doxxxg xxx xx Loxxxd to xxxxtxxer the dex exopxxxuxx 0 Bexx oxx Hxexx bxxx xxoxx S X Xxxxxk bxdx xx our xcco xx x xx xxxxuxts xxxxx oxxxx xx xxxxxevxxx thxxxvs but xx Lxtxzexxexxxp xxxd xpxfxx oo X kce xxoxxx xo x xxsocxxxee xxxxh xx xxxxe x Coxxmxx xxx xx xxc Xxxxe Xxcie K xdxxxox xx the st KC Yxxxx ourx t BO x X don K Xxdxexe xnx Xxxx x Coxxxxcxx xxxore :xctxve or Exxxx he uc xt 0 sxxdx Qxxnxess oex s xx Xxx xxxxxst to the stxxdexxtx thexxxsexx ex sxxxcxexxxx xxho 'xxx gxxxxxxxxg to pxoxe txxxt txxex xxe re xe to sxexx xxxto me xx of A xx A coxxdxxu txxexxxsdx es xood xx xtvxxxxxe xxxxzerxs of x 5 ee Pxxxxexxex X shxxx xxxx xxx be xxxdebted to xoxx fox gx xxxg xxxc xxx S oppoxxxxrxxxx to Xexm xxhxx Pxxxxex xcxrxxsxxx cexxxx x K xxxxxx xoxx ovxxx the strength to pursue xoxxx rxs xx xoxx do so Xxxe xxxxx ex urs Lofxx xCtx0 Smdexxx Coxxxxcxx 'Ptcsxdem I-' 1 ' Q s' 1'-.v X It xxtx '.'. ' 'Y ' ' ' A . C, qx.X lf n 1' 'l . 'ce I -' ' Q '- t . 'ai ' . 1- xxfx ' 3, fx . ' ri. 4x f. : ,t . ' xx X hAx'C beex .35 -X ., -. ' x ASK - den 6' .xs ' ' '. ' . 'oxxxe 3 x 5.x lf . b ' X 'kxxxxt . .. 'Y-'-A' fx, g gui' nays 1 .fbe' ' 'I x. V. .xy 1 ' Y x xx x A A - V- 35:1 ..'4 ' . f- :Q . i ' - A' Lx'- ' xg , '. ' - . 3 -L ' s. ' . 'f , b '0 . ll T - Q A liyc Clsex Mr. Kenneth Cook janet Selph lt: P fi e II Sfmllwn' Sgffgfdfdy Ronald Bennett jananne Bivens Anita Bradley joe Bryant 49' 44: COUNCIL i Judy Coburn C Betty Cooper a ' Shirley Haley 3 Q Jackie Hamill Lorraine Humphries Donna Huey Rosemary Mclfalls Bill Milner Sam Nalley Travis Nelson john Parker Vicki Perry Randy Robinette George Russ Suson Whitson Janet Wl1ittle Linda Wyatt Council, whose purpose is serving the Student Body, is the leading the school. The Council is composed of one representative from each president of the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes, a representative Tales, and the President, Vice-President, and Secretary of the Student attend the State Convention and the State Workshop, and four delegates Southern Association of Student Councils Convention each year. This year the main project of the Council was the purchase of a trampoline for the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natronal Honor Souety IS composed thus ye1r ot tu enty three members Natnonal Honor Sotlety members lre chosen hy the tatultx on the hzsls ot Sthollrshrp Seryxce Leu ershlp mel Chtrxeter Ten yer eent ot the lor tllss rs chosen If the entl t the year .ind mother tue per cent from the sennor el1ss ns chosen at the IWLPIIIITIITL ol the next school y ear The Honor Soclety ls called upon to elo many useful txslts to IIHPFOXC the lppeirmee of the school Thus ye.1r nt has been Its responslbnlnty to tlem the trophy else A telephone booth has llso been made AX allahle lor the students use Our sponsor Mr George Thompson rs rn hls first xelr is sponsor ot the National Honor Society He 1 to be congratulltetl for hrs gulfllnce The Honor Soerety expresses nts gratrtude to hum 56061175 'IHFREQA XVAIKIINS 1 Marxlyn Atchxson Betty Cooper L Loretta Patterson Pwrldull RONALD BENNL I 'I Robert Cabe Bermce Keene Lmda Red SIUOIIJIII MR I HOMPQOIN Bonnie Caldwell .4 Lucille Mabrv 1 Qhrrley Ross Lk :te Preudent QARAH CI-IAINIBERS Raymond Caldyx ell Joyce Martm ' 5,2 N r J K A 1 A Clydean Snodgrass iv' .7 y K, if .A A A Ni wh I ,lf jyllnk. Ay ,xl . V4 . 05 X If 3 I . Q E f E' ' 6 1 l I , 1 A we my :-- J 1- r f- V Q M . 1 L W A A L 6 - -L Q A .: V Aj' , 'Z' 5 I x A -A I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X i QI S I 'Ire :vnu IAINET SELPH Faye Casey Eugene Mes ers M'ary Steele KEY CLUB The Key Cflulu is .1 scrviue club sponsored lwy the Kiwanis lntern.1tion.1l Ofg.ll1lZ.lfl0Il. Its members .ire chosen git the cnnl ol e.11.'li you rind can-li much have ri C average in every subjert. During the year the Key Club :ries to lurticip.1te in .15 many projcnts .is pos- silvlc to serve the snhool and community. This ye-.lr the Key Club zliclecl the Kiwanis in their Pancake Day and also sponsored the Senior Prom held in February. FOURTH ROW l tor Caldwell Moon. D1Ma1o Bennett Ciba Muers THIRD ROXV: Crawford. Caldwell, Dains. XX'rig.,ht Nobles SECOND ROW' Medlin Qutton WVCSICFINID Etien Bean Newsom FIRST ROW: Davis. Russ, Bailey, Parsons, Parker, Mr CHARLES NIX . , Vice-President BUTCH ROBERTSON President MERLE JOHNSON Secretary PROJECTION CLUB Members of the projection club use one of their study periods to show helpful films to students on their course of study. These films are valuable to both the pupil and the teacher. They are provided free by the State Education Department. The only require- ment is that a member must be able to set up the projector and have a clear picture on the screen within three minutes. FOURTH ROW, l. to r.: W'right, Turner, Kinney, Berry, Nix. McGee, Brown. McCutcheon, Smith. Newnerg THIRD ROW: Vann Watford, Wehunt, Curtis, Flory, XY'atts, Masoner, Mr. Edwards: SECOND ROW: Toney, Harmon. Coffey. Robertson. Thomas. Ringgold Millerg FIRST ROW: Bailey. Monkern, johnson. Newson, Cheshier. Lunch. Paxton. Baker, Terry. SENIOR SENATE W Ron.1ltI Bunnen PM Berry Linda XX'y.xtt An1t.1 Brxulley Pr-4 mf, ,H I'jL'L ,Pvt rirlt 111 Sn'Vr1.1m 'l'm.n1nr 1' X5 lv' 2 an Marrlxn Atchxson Hema Beck umx I w I Itonard Hrll i in Phyllrs Hopper Bernrce Keene rmmy lynch I urem Mutrs Vrolet Nrcholson Annc Smrthers Theresa Wrtkrns Gan Duncan the membership of the Senror Senate The purpose of the Semor Senate IS to perform the busmess and dnrect the utmtnes of the senior class These actmtnes Include the Chrrstmas md sprrng blnquets bacmllu rearc and graduatlon The sponsors are Mrs I A I-Iamrll Mr W I Brotl-. Mrs K F Crlbert Mrs Howard Perrrn Mrs A R Ramrtls. Mr R M Idxurds und Mr Kenneth Cook in 4 . ' ' A .lin I' fofi ,- f' A 1 I f A14 4- ., 5 Y I The officers of the senior class plus two senators from each homeroom make up II4 JUNIOR SENATE 3: ff Qs n I lIIxI I5 X It1n inn 1 A Ulm If Ill , '-0 Ixltu. C I1 mu nm Ronme Sm1th Z Q4 1..- A 5 Dim Imxlu 'X 'Gu- Lu. Ozcttl Holdnrmm Kqy Niiul Im Cin Ikioma c,l'XllIQ I umm Iynndi XX nods C Inrhc WILSILFIN m Th mor Scnatc IS Qomposui ot two rnprcscntatncs from nach llth gradc homeroom e u d the class oftuars Ihc ILIINIIILS ot thc scnltc IFILILILIC. any busmcss vnhnch nomnrna an the ent1rc unxor C lass Ind tha sponsorxng, of thg l'II1g'lZlI1L drlu ln thc sprxng Sponsors of the senate arc thc unmr hmmrooxn tc uhcrs I 'C .J ' ' . u '. 2 1 v' 'arf 4 Q IUII IJ- L OIWIX' f L I .IJ IIL-Iwll 1,4 1' Lux 1'rm,m 4 I'lL'L-PM UML f.! I','gL .1711 I 'JL U1 5'M-v.'1',4.,,- 'Si' I 7 I 'I CU 1',.1 9 ' -K xx 1 vi A V- sk . Q A .Rina-f.-1-::?49 A 'Q '- Q I - jixnl 7 I.nIl41uI 1 . I ' I A V ' is 9' ' 5' f . JI 44 1 , ' fl '14 '1 ,.'1Li' Qai' f' fl I F I 4 :- I .43 I J ' K.-f .'k - 1. . .-. .'-V, .f- V .. . , , , ,J ' . .A . -' KI av' 'Ot LINDA W'YA'l l' Seti'ut.ir'y BEVERLY PREW'I'l'T Repmrei' GAII. MASON lfixsitlmt IfVIfI.YX I'OW'Ifl.l. Viu.'-President LIBRARY CLUB The Libmry Club is .1 serx'iee.ihle org.iniz.ition with the interest of helping both students .ind teachers. To qualify .is .1 libmriiin you must be selected hy Mrs. Smithers and approved by Mr. Cook. The librarians must have .1 C .iverage and be Q0-operative with the teachers .ind students. SECOND ROXV. I. to r.: Rexis, Mason. Henslev, Diemer. Chechier, XX'oolem. XVyatt, Mrs. Smithers. Librariclng FIRST Chenztult. Buck, Brunette, P. XX'right. Wzii'ren, Prewitt. L. Wright, Hudson ROVU: Steele, XX'hitc, Inq. Geurint Powell. O'Kellq'. Conrad. Grimmett. FUTURE TEACHERS 5' fly l 1' 6 : 1 tl .h 6 i ls. llulsci 43, E Lorraine Humphries li.zymonrl C.4ildwell Vit: -Pm iizfi ll! The Future 'l'e.1tl1ers ot' Arnerirn helps its me-mhers to pre-lure for teaching as ll career. The members grid teaehers in the suhjerts ul' which they .ire most interested. The FTA emhlem is gi torch with the col- ors hlgiclfc, white. and flame red. :inet Selph joirnne Hcllen Sifrel.1i'ji Tru.: tum 1' FOURTH ROVU. l. to r.: Hellen. Boyd. Loe, Milner. Ifoyil. Duncan. Tuhh. Caldwell. W'yatt. Smithers. Selph. XY'oolem. Talleyg THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hulsey, Wilhite. Brown. Hester. Diemer. Shelnut. X'i':ltkins. Beck. Casey. Holder. Cattong SECOND ROKV: Lisenbey, Cham- bers, Keene, Wfoods. Hopper. Caldwell. Fitzhugh. Fooks. X'i'illinms. Young, Robinson Holland: FIRST ROW? K e n n ed 51 Humphries. Fowler. McFalls. Nelson. Moore. Posey. Chance. Cooper. Bradley. Hamill. Martin. f t l ,ff JUNIOR PAXTON Vice-President CHARLES NIX President BUTCH ROBERTSON Secretury-Treasurer B CLUB The B Club is composed of boys who earn an athletic letter while in high school. The Club is organized for the sole purpose of giving recognition to those boys who have worked hard to represent their school in athletics. BACK ROW l to r jimmy McGhee Don Gentry Bill Milner Ronald Bennett Ken Yates jimmy Edmonson Ronnie Smith and Daxid Edmonson THIRD ROW l to r Ronnie Hutcheson Nick Wright Xlelvin XWilson Dan Yates Norman Tubb Gary Duncan Brent Page Charles Dams Donnie Creighton and Terry Bean SECOND ROW l tor Charles N12 W L Revis Terry Thomas Dw1ghtF1te Bob hiv Tim Wright jimmy Foyil Ronnie Wehunt Travis Ixelson and Butch Robertson FIRST ROW l to r Coach Tom Hardin Ronnie Ringgold Mike Montgomery George Russ john Parker Bobby Etien junior Paxton Troy Vann Ieonard Hill Bill Wright and Coach Montgomery LINDA NN YA'l Ii I 1 Pi If uf 6 IIONNIIS CQAI.DNX'IfI.I. 1'1tim'twf CAROLIY CQA'l I'ON 5 N.-.Jw-n,,, COMMERCIAL CLUB The Cioinmercial Cluh is composed of students who tire participating in the tom- nierciul department of school. The programs include special speakers and talks on the opportunities ol' it career in this field. Sponsored by Miss Sarabel Leech and Mrs. T. B. Lyle, the club was formed' to bring information to the commercial student. BACK ROW I to r.: Mrs. Lyle, Mauldin, Robinson. Shelnutt, Brisbin, Holder, Bowen. Hicks, XVyatt, Miss Leechg THIRD ROV' Catton Caldwell Oglesby, Brewer, Watts, Edgin, Holland. McWilliams, Atchison: SECOND ROW: Hester, Murray, Murders Wood Beck Caldwell Wells, Lane. Meltong FIRST ROXW: Kennedy, Fullington. Lisenbey. Bradley, Holderman, Moore, Powell, Fitzhugh '. 'l' 4? LATIN I ' LYNX fla. Jf 8 I N ' ' , I H' ' ' Af . ,x,, -0 5 '- - .. .mw,m...j K -em ,.- lfmm lcft tu llgllf. BACK ROW Putty llulvpll. lrmslllcl. Aram- Slllllllklx SL'CI'L'f.ll'Y1 llu'L'x'lv Pruxitt, SL'Ll'lI.II'K'1 NIL-lxln Xlfilwrx. 'l'1'c.1wL11'u1'1 FRONT ROXY' M.lcky lNILNI,u1l:x, Vim-Ixruillnrut. Ilrunq- Pmllv-r'rwr1. llmwillurmri Illxv Cr'.ml'm.E . .. ., y ,, l'n-mlcrmf. .mll lull Ulxcllv. X ull-l'x'f.-slnlfm Left to right, BACK ROVCY E. If Black. john Stunlcy. -Icrry Melllm. Miki- I:l'Q'L'lK'. Ronnie- XY'clmunt, Ann Smitlwre. Ken Yates. Mclvln NX'ils0n. Bill Ncwsnm. Rennie Bowen. Snmlm Xlfinklerg THIRD ROXV: R.1mly Rulwim-ttu. .IC'l'I'Y Tlmonms. Mason Curtis. Mike Ilxyant. Mariguinn Xlfilliams. Betty Cooper, Bruce Pemberton. Albert Slmugut. Shirley H.1ley. and 'lllnya Lippman: SECOND ROXY: Mrs. MJ Gilbert. 'Inmc-S Bailey. Dave Crawford. Beverly Pruwitt. I.yflI'1xl.l Wbmli, Ii.1rl1.1r.1 Hur, Ann lNfurrv. Alanifc C,.1I1IXYl'II. Comm Dixwn. Suwn Vfhitson. .mal Alice Murgani FRONT: Ruy Mmnlclmcrn, Mncky INIL'AI.ll'lLI5. Gwrgc Rusx Li.1il O'Kc'llx', -Ilmmic XY'illi.1ms. Betty Wlzlllcn. Eticn. Coburn, Sparks. .lml Miller. I L A 3 J - Q 1 w . VV' 'A v I 1 nd: 111 Bobby I txen Dan 1 lou ler Phy llls Hopper 1 51Ll 1 Nnlv n LATIN lllclltli Bu 1 ton Katre Chance Vlrgmu Moore I Ll l H1 mm lin Lns f r S ffm L Lnnx Rnwxnwn 'N ms C1 ut 6 X Sxrzh Cllllllbflw il I lmll Drcmer X Tnlr lheresa Xwatluns Jmet W hlttle Cherry Brown Rel Corbln Bonme Tallev Latm II rs made up of members of thxs years htm II class and sex eral members of last years Class The members also belonf to the JLIHIOI' Cl'lSSlL'1l League 1 state or g2.I'1lZ21l'lOfl The club sponsored by Mrs K F Gllbert hls many mterestmg programs at thenr mcetmgs deslgned to teach the students more about old Rome and to help them gam a better understandmg of the luropean world oycc Martm mme McDan1cl ' I lb-fm Q ,ll X In I 4 .- ' .' .I . V GTA . 31. V I lrfK'e'-1771 ninja If S4 ' Ljlnil 'l'HJyH H, mp aw. ' 1' 3' -lAl1A ,-L ' Q- I' l'j ll'1l'll'7' YQ -. Q2 - II Ar 355 . ' ' 5 Q 6 rx 4 4 '13 3 I t.re ' V . ,. if .3 - fe' ' , J' A Y li ' ' :. ' L, V it t J v , ' Y , YV N, V' All J: I. . , V . x V - K X 1 K . xx 'L 5 ' , Q41 'J 1' M155 Hunter S Il Iljrff' Mrs. Hamill Spwzfor m N mln ZF Q Hx UXX1 um Q Q slt tom r on ts suvwrt 1 no s uw Ilblwx Bnsbm 7 fic I jmet Selph Sm nf nm PEP CLUB OFFICERS Lmda Red Tn mum PEP CLUB B Q lrom left to rxght BACK ROW' Hart Hulsey Collatt Bell Plgc Hales Harrison XX,l1lfSOH Dxxon Chambers Lee Fowler FIFTH ROXV Coburn Cox Rohmson Bncns Baker Hum Wlnkler Hester Rohmson lXelson Lxppman Rogers Hudson Mauldm FOLRTH ROW Vaughn Broun Burton Pernmm Hardin Hxclts XY oods Murders Melton Wxthenu Euan Bowen Hamlll McI'.1lls Chemult Shelnutt THIRD ROXX Humphries Cdsex ittrltex XX.1tk1ns Vahlte XIcDan1el Tulor Posey Nu Ime Tqlley OKelley Vlfhxttle SECOND ROV Mass Hunter Hilbert Hopper Moonu Creighton Bethtrd Qprarlts Shell MCClurL Leech Duren Mrs H1mlll Bradley FIRQT ROXX Crow Qclph ql'l1lfl1CI'9 Brlsbm Rcd Holdermqn a , , -V .. ... , ..- ' ' A' . ' . - ' , . - . 'V. ' - , v , . . 'ff ' V ' ' . PANTHERETTES The Pmthcrettu xxcrc OFLIHIIQJ Ilst tlll md xxcrc s rumored hx Nirss lxflflflf lhmtcr Ihe frurtcen Qlrls were rhosrn 1tter trsouts clrlx m September Thex Lhmq rs thelr eaptun Lrhhx Brrsbm The gxrls worked xerx hird 'md performed xt sueril hfrll Hume Ther performed routmu. to records md on one orusron mth the Checrlclderi md Bind xhbx Brnhr Czjff rm 26 n lue CISCX judxth Burton Paula McClure '4M 'R-. Genny Robmson jew el S l24 I mrh Creighton B etty Crow Phylhs Hopper Vlfglnla Moore P Jo Jo osey Lmda Red Anne Smxthers sl' Nell Taylor Q J nw., if -'-' -', . .1 I, -4,-, 4-,, ,. , U 4 Mrs. Perrin jerry Hudson ' J : I .1 Sfzmrrm' A R01-,CI-t Qum- P L, 'df - ' Q B M' lffft'-Pl'c.ffult'I1I .,. ' 3 f Q 5 . fl' - A Y ' , ... MATH -W, , i ' t Pat Keesee David Bragg Serre!.nj' 7'n.1run'r The Math Club, sponsored by Mrs. Howard Perrin, is one of the most interesting Clubs in Benton Senior High. The meetings consist of programs such as mathematical games, history of mathematics, and tricks with numbers. The membership is composed of students who are taking subjects in this field and who are interested in a career in mathematics. FOURTH ROXW, l. to r.: Crawford, Creighton, Medlin, J. Caldwell, Hudson, Bennett. Cabe. Vlfright, Meyers, Moore, Di Maio, Nalley. Terry, THIRD ROXV: Davis, Russ, Bailey. M. Martin, Tubb. B, Moore. Bean, R. Caldwell. Henthorne. Cheshier, Wooler11. Westermang SECOND ROW: Prewitt, Artz, Parsons, Ballard, Brown, Corbin. Newsom. Keesee. Etien. Bragg, Chambers, Keene. Mrs. Perrin: FIRST ROXW: Cox, McDaniels, Wlmittle, Fowler, O'Kelley. Hudson, Hensley, Ross, J. Martin. Diemer. Willianis, Cooper. I ie l .I 4 . 5,159.1 ' 7 X i , . 'W, s. . ':.. 'I' A ' ra' K C0.Edimf Janet Cole, Business Manager jutlith Burton. Sponsor Mrs. Phillips, and Co-Editor Nancy Ford. The 'lOLll'I1.lllSlN Stall' is .1 big lmrz of our sthool. Not only do the staff inenihers learn ai great deal about newsp.iper work but they provide our school with ii very good and intiornmtive news- paper. The Benton Staff is president of the state as- sociation .intl has reeeived many awards. JQURNALISM Left to right, BIACK ROVV: Niilley, Gcurin, Bryant. Lippman. NX'ithem. Miller. Westerman, Spon- sor Mrs. Phillipsg SECOND ROXV: Burton. Fowler. Pelton. Baker. McAllister. and jumper: THIRD ROXXT Cole, Ford. Selph. Chance. Nelson. and Tuhh. v, - Ki ,V , V is in-2 525 k xl 4 A Q 1 .is .,: if--.fiwfsm V , - ., A 5, N H 3 ' '- ' ti T? . 'fli if M' ' I 1 -Qi Q X1 Has Safety nsfrafion ', October 20, a safety was presented to the 4th 1dyHall and P. E. classes fety Division of the Ark- rm Federaion. A repre- gare a speeeh on safe lenienstrations in a ear l hy .lim MeGee, Sheila Mike Montgomery. and '. .lm and Sheila. drivingl bout 20 m.p.h., stopped in Girly 37 and RR feet re- '. Mike. who drove at 30 upped in ahout T-t feet. li. tra'.'elin,q at 40 m.p.h. lie ear in approximately izing thing about the de- 1: was a deviee that was ie the front bumper of Chat was on the same n rifle. lt shot yellow in the signal was given i when the operator ap- Pmkes. It showed the re- I1 of the operator, f Newsom, in asseciation :aline County Farm Bur- ffed Mr. Hargis, the re- 1'.'9, -go---4 HS Band n Preforms 79 dirnnfinn nf Mr 'Penn Robinson, Freneh Flubg ibrary Club: lfayf- Ca eontestants will avi ea 4 BENTON HIGH SCHOOL, BENTON, AHKA NSAS, Of l'OlZlfll QS, 1959 Candidates Chosenif O O O'd' 5 i Bradley New look 5 i ii E Af Science ToHen's Safar 'IlflllflIL1QffQfQ,Lf,,Qi Proves Excifin :tml fi f-ii 1 illi strimig tliiswa-ek mi , ,A ,e.. eil iln- wrt State l'niu l ll liz th ap, r-al Ba: and The the g grou stancp and . pielief is ma they x Ven sti ord Hil ward C tary, S Sarah C len, se. Freda V Melfanu omores. Hellen ar The ehc eoneert N Teachers. wrs ni I'-e Ukln.luH Holy Land writes to frieiitls: ,..,-.fy g,.... 1 .. Hello everybody! This is ber 15th and we have eome Cape Town to Kanipala in llg and have eniryed nearly e minute of our trip thus far. It winter when we rear-hed Fown .luly Qmhl but the days farm and the nights eool. We took the Garden Rou urhan and it kept us alonh dia Om-an niueli of the time -nt through some very . ir pin passes that were br ing in beauty and in dai ness for trailers. We re bin iust in time for the Sh ival whieh is a religious put on hy the Zulus on Natives for miles ar to the Festival. lt wa, worth 1-wining: to Afrif-gi e the dana-es. Hundred , dfllllllil but they 'I i into six gtroiips avr-oi and marital status. E. old women. the hodi iales were nude above Fhey were 'izirefooted iris. Oiriziizewts, mo. Faded, x f e around v wrists zriri net-ks iliv lv 'Mies :ilWOX't' 5 ' Qertie tvwe 0' oruzil '--Mx 'i UZ! ilte livziri. ith a flifi'ere'it t w o in fi n had ered with lflllg' o ddisli hrown efsti 1' was done up in . hair was packed clay and allowe ir di one ea. a!idmas . The id to wear eostt 'iginal ones Unfr and danees . nterestinfz. ieked and ornarl around the ai .ents were worn art - ine wrists and neek. High an W teresting tyipes of head flea vu IVIA 1 X gt- feathers. skins. ete, were worn S - carrie N i the ot Fume S SHARON EUBANKS I F.T.A. sponsored by Mrs. Hui- .d and sey held its first nieeting TTIPSGLIY- it ' '-1e 'M' '-'ne wiin me beatinx October 13 in the gynmnnsmm. . X tx s'.l Often their bare Raymond Caldwell, president. Sarah Cham,-39' in unison wa. . .. ,M H- .A-.. nm n A p anna hnolr the I77 ' 0 -0 Q- Left to right, BACK: Mary Robinson. Secretgiryg Kiiye Shelnutt, Pi.inistg Sgilley XX'clch, Reporter: Ozettii Holdernmn, Historian: Sally Vilird, Recreation I.eiulerg FRONT: Linda Hester, Thirtl Vice- Prc-sidentg Darlene Vaughn. Second Vice-President, I.ind.i AlcClentlon. Prtsidentz K.iy Mriuldin. First Vice-President, The Future Homemakers of Ameritii is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools in the United States. As an integral part of the program of home-economics in the schools of America, it offers opportunity for the further development ot' pupil initiative in planning and ciarrying out activities related to homemaking. BACK ROXW, l. to r.. Smith, Prewitt. Pelton. Paxton. Morrison. Hester. Mauldin, Hicks. Shelnutt, Red, Robinson, Starkey, Selph, Hunter McGhee. Kates, Young. Maddox. Catton. Atchison, Townley. Babbitt, Pageg THIRD ROW: Towing, Bell, Diemer, Eubanks, Deurin W'ryly, Law. Baker, Murders, VUood. Perry. Perryman. Pceler. Killina, Langley, Harding. Edgin Bowen Robinson Watts Tarvin Beck SECOND ROXV: McCutcheon, Ross, Bryant. W'right, McGhee. Ragnn, Holderman. O'Kelley, Rzigan, Peniberton. Wyilbanksi, Conrad. Kos! treba. Conrad. Willianis, Welch. McAlister: FIRST ROVU: Smith. W'ard. Harrison, Mainard, Hensley, Fullington Wfells, Gattin, Hart Betharcl, Hulsey, Huey. Mooney. Creighton. Vaughn. XY'ithem. McClendon, Harrison, Bagley. Qattin, Boyd, Holder. FRENCH CLUB .35 if ' Preridenz Sam Nal l ey Vice-Preridenz Secretary Joyce Martin Dana Fowler Reporler Sheila Nelson Treiuurer Ozetta Holderman The French Club, in its first year, consists of twenty-six members from the Sophomore, junior, and Senior Classes. As members of the French Club, students get a bright picture of France and the French people. At club meetings, they often learn French games and proverbs from the Land of the Fleur-de-lis. This club provides an entertaining in- sight into the lighter side of French life. BACK ROW . l. to r.: Raymond Caldwell, Joyce Martin, Sarah Chambers. june Kostreba. Brenda Hudson, jerry Rayburn. Orville Par- sons. Mrs-. Hulsey, Danny Burr, Betty Woolem, Clydene Snodgrass, jenn Talley, Sam Nalley. FRONT ROW: jackie Hamill, Sheila Nelson. Dana Fowler, Ozetta Holderman. Betty Cooper, Cherry Brown. Mary Lynn McAllister, Kay Mauldin, Mildred Lenz. jimmy Sue Ballard. Genny Robinson, Marilyn Cox. hits. Vfilson Marilyn Atchison Joanne Hc-llcn Spam fn' Pniridwzf l ia'r-Pwr fda in BACK ROW, I. to r.: McGee. Melton. Young, Mabry, Burrow, Leech. Haley. Wright, Snodgrass, Steel, Revis Harmon, Hudson. XY'elch. Lee. Hughes, Robertson. Snodgrass, Martin. Ballard, XVoolem, Bivens, Fowler, Prewitt THIRD ROW: Felton. Rogers, Ragan. Kent, Killian. Woolem, Bowen. Sanders, Beck, Mason, Melton, Wood Dixon. Talley. Beck. W'hite. XX'atkins. Bradley, Hart. Red, Warren. Wright. Bryant, Mauldin, Hellen, Boyd, Hicks, Keene, Brewer. Holland. Rapier. McWilliams. Casey. Strickland. Williams, SECOND ROXW: Mrs. , Chambers. Fooks . Shelnutt. Smithcrs Diemer. Loe, Robinson, Selph, Brisbin, Crow, Winkler. Yarberry, Bowen, Holder, Caldwell, Catton, Atchison, Smart. Eubanks . Duren, O'KellC'y Cooper, Lockritlge Wilson, Lisenbey. 8 M 'U X I V janet Selph Glenda Bowen Mrs. Ramick S6't'l'c'l.ll'j Tre.1.r1n'er 511021101- Girls of every race, color and creed are represented in Y-teens who are the teen-age members of the Y.XY'.C.A. Y-teen goals are: To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, nationalities, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. The Y-teen symbol is a triangle representing the three goals and a globe inserted in the triangle, which represents the international scope of the Y.XV.C.A. and the need for world fellowship. Kennedy, Patterson, Collatt, Bell, Hardin, Ragan, Prince, Murders, Chenault. Fitzhugh, Nicholson, Powell. McAdoo, Vfatts. XY'ells Ford, Murray, Huey, McDaniel. Wright, McAlister, Taylor, Hopper, Hensley, Gattin, Hart, Starkey, Holderman, Cox, Reeves Buck, Hamill, Taylor, Barnette, Robinson, Chance, Mrs. Ramickg FIRST ROW: Smith, Brown, Eclgin, Bethard, Hulsey, Mooney Harrison, Prince, Williams, McFalls, McClure, Shell, Williams, Wilbanks, Perry, Lacy, Moore, Lane, Nelson, Creighton. Baker Hester, Humphries. Whittlie, Posey, Burton. Fullington, Brown. Cox. Sparks, Miller, Vaughn, Coburn, Wlithem, XX'aldon. Lippman Whitson. BENTCN BAND ,l X X luv 'm.wg' f. S' as 'l Moore Hardin Reex es Arlt Nrcholson Brcvncr Robbins Crubbs Brown Black Txdwell Hennmg., Corbm Bragg SECOND ROW Walden Wllll1U1S Beats Martm Scrfmgglns Prlchard Cox Newiam Chenault Parsons Cabe FIRST ROW Dm lXf'll0 Wlll1S Fooks Tsxeat Kxllxan Ward rf If 4 . gk --,xg-TA. I f . A? 1 W. Y BACK ROWT Maddux. Young. XXl04il.lS.v Davis, Caldwell. Yarbcrry. Miller. Church. Mr. Tucker: THIRD ROW: Crawford, Ballard, Berry -rs. Ads., ll .- '9 1 liusincss Mumgc-r Snrnli Kfhrunhcrs .incl Sponsor ANNUAL STAFF About thc mrcldlc of last summer this yCar's PANTHER Stall' startccl to work to prcscnt to you 1 fincr annual. Many difficult hours of planning and preparation have gonc into this hook It took 11 numhcr of hard working students and 11 wonclc-rful sponr sor to proclucc it XVc'rc proud of our work, and wc hopc that this ycar's ruinuzil will Bivcns. George Russ, Ronnie Sutton. Raymond Caldwell. Mike Montgomery. Cherry Brown Faye Casey. Mrs, Ray Steele, Theresa Vifatkins, Sarah Chambers: FRONT: Douglas Prichard 3 susan g.. 1- I P HL 5 rlcs 5 4. N X OX XX IN! lxl lb UAH IN TRIBUTE The Benton lthletrt department xx as xerx tortunlte thrs x dl III hqxrng three frne toathes Ihtx haxe qrxcn of thcmselxes freelx YOXXIFLI rnilxxns, Benton Hreh 9111001 rank high as an lthletrt poxx er ln the Stltc ot Arkinms The foothlll tefun pro xlded xxrth nexx llI11fOI'H19 hx tht sthool ind hx the Benton Athletrt Booster Club estahllshed 1 frne retord for thernselxcx durmg the 1959 se lson xxrth sex en xxrns three losses 1nd one tle School spurt has been boosted Lreatlx be-muse of the expan sion of the athletlt programs XX e at Benton Hugh ltnoxx that thrs Splflf xxlll LOI'lt1I1LlC to Qroxx md nuke thls .ln cxen hettex Qthool 111 the xears t0 come 'H JXI HARDIN Q QQ 5 A . A 5 HIOH. MO, IC: ,HRH Z f ' fif ' 1 ' ' v' ' ' 2 'ff' . . . ,, . V , - - - my f Y -. , V - L , . L . t . xl L. , , L. , . ,5 , . 1 . Q , '- 1 ' , , - -, ' f F S - L 4 .L . K L u , , . x . , 3. L . .Q . . 1 . A K YV A . L ' 1 ' ' ' ' , 1 . .. Q , , . -L Af , t . e ' A I ' . rv - A v 1 1 v ' 1 my ' 4 , K 9-gd5p71fM? W127idfw , LEONARD HILL E I IEZNNIE SMITH E fb H.-eaa coach ?ALgg,5,gggggT 25 PY UNE TOM nm-:Anus E BACKS LANE SMITH E BUTCH ROBERTSON T cu RLES Nux T 'Ef2'EJ9ATf55E :nm MCPGEE I M WAQFORD 'I' J LEON CORNETT T NGGOLD 6 Y f IPAXTON G G HUM? f'2C'E if'J6.'JSiN G L i u E Jos-ws N G WWMX-X N 'EEZ' gcxvrs' O K VZQMPBELL 6 v5 J V ?Q4VoglS0N 1 ' I I ' vg v , QU, DRAYTON LAND c 5 ff l DANNYMCMAHAM c A N Tues QB j ggi-EGIIQARKER ae Q K7 'nmew :cg-,Cr QB g eo Tl if Q s2oNNlEHuTcHeSON HB -U f , , B NIX ' ffsAV.2 NELSl?N Hg MEETS maze MONTGOMERY , TERRY THOMAS i1?feB5Xf?-W5 175 DIN 4 DAN YATES GARY ouNcAN FB , , A N- CHARLE9 MS a:aNa:D,x.M,..F2B : ' 4 mc.uARo Mmrssou ve DON CREWVHTON ?a'ZTf1P?5DPW1'3A9xAN-Ha J .fx Q , , aifi fi, r r mgigrtfal l' 31,ps.,i15 ,F sz YK! Q, 1711. ' A, . FOURTH ROXV, left to right: Ritlmrtls, Revis. Vifrigllt, Nix, MCGl1cc. Gentry, lilack, XYg1rforLl. Frost, Smith, Smith, Stunluy, Cornctt THIRD ROXY: Yates. Etirn, lfdmontlson, Vann, Gnrlantl. Burr, XVilSon. Lgmtl, Lcwrillen, Fitc, Bryant, Homnn, Parker, Thomas, Dnins SECOND ROXY: Montgomn-ry, Yates, Duncxln, Paxton, Erlmonson. Nix, Ringgold, Tubb, Robertson, Hutcheson. Page, Foyil, Hill Mask, FIRST ROXV: Russ, Nt-lwn, XYZ-hunt, Davis, XX'right, Harmon. Pirl, Pittman, Gnttin. Campbell, Mnttison, johnson. Creighton 3 Kala 1 RONNIE RINGGOLD ' ! 15 Captain .yy-H - ,4 'afilskk' : 24 m ' if 'its' f N. 4-V -21.11 lffgfnl ,3 . 'feif . :gf 3f,,55-fi' . Wfffg -Q ' 43 :bf YEL off: T . A ' . V, M .l Co-Captains mf- he f- . 2' 4 - ,,M,,'5Qtl.- N, 4-.j Q I -30 ,5 ,, ,, , CHARLES NIX NORMAN TUBE ALL DISTRICT LEONARD HILL BLTCH ROBERT SON CHARLES NIR ALL STATE .fffzf NORMAN TUBB RONNIE RINGGOLD S 30 ,.-'W A A9 ffl 4, , 'Z x qi T Wk my Q 'td N .V-,iw 4 f .vm RONNIE RINGGOLD 'lhckle CHARLES NIX ' 4 x - n Tackle ' Y' ,l .A.,' , .J ' . 5f s-' 5 - ? .1 ' 4... ..l. iw ? mmf ff 49- - if .. A , Y. H QT.-1, T HQ- W A ' fi -nfl? uf-fy' X 0 wixb X' wb- , J M' Tubb md Hill closing, in for the t.1 klc. ' at-'ff' .-y,,- BUTCH ROBERTSON Tackle 1,1 I -Jr N,--x , N.. N., ' A :vp p . flfxffffhizf f .L ' ' iv- ,4 -. fr , ., -.xg-vt 51 f' E . R:47l,'a-.- ' f - .i,'g,.x- haf 2 -A 7 - ,Y 4 : A. ft Q A. aw '-,f L . gf ., , - 1 .?7 ' ' i,-,fs-. . 1 'pa g'Xf.9 I ,. g.', . ,Q Pe JP' ' .mdgu .A wi U in +Vg..?.b1 -.. .Dv-n:.: M . I 5 ,s.faA,.'H wav 13314 'EW' f'F'if3a'??5'5'?' .-1 . ft J, .- -,gp ,N , , A Y7L'if: '?5 : A-f'A::9. F: x.'ff:ff1--1 I -,gg-'.., A f-.4-1. ' I 'fi 1 A '-1:52g'a.' 'S '- .,. v 54' , xi .fn ,.,. 1, LEONARD HILL End , V.: ff f '1.'f'ff I, 'lug' ,I 7 y ': fx ., N L. . A.. .. V: j' -, .'. Q we CARY DUNCAN Back JIXINH 1DXIOXbOX Ccntnr vrfi' i 1' i Panthers talk it over at Hot Springs. z WT, um , ' in-- . 1 -., n v A U Coaches Hardin. May. and Montgomery. Duncan goes in for the touch down. NORBIAN TLYBB Bzltk Smith is brought down by a Red Devil. RONNIE HLITCHESON KEN DAD YATES Back Center 554 xi, .-1, , . , 'fjpgi .i A cv , -.7 n,?.!I Russ scalps Xwarrior. N 'I -fiii.. 'F-.1 Nix makes conversion against Mablevale. I .. J Qfif ll if- 4Q:'1 QSQA 568- Wifv 2 f' 1 H 4 , We ,A V yin F x JUNIOR PAXTON End gvfg JIMMY DON FOYIL Center t 3 550 V I JG' ,A-'li 1, Paxton goes in for the kill. Nix finds running room against Catholic High A TEABI BACK ROW, left to right: Moore Smith, Edmnnson, Bennett, Gentry. Milner. Nix, FRONT ROW: NY'right. Bolin, Crawford. xX'L'lllll'1l. X COACHES XYint'11-ll May and .Inlm Murmtgmm S'1'AR'1'ING FIVIZ Left to right: Nink XVright, Jirnmy Ill- monson. Ronald Bn-nnctt. Bill Milner. .lnll XY'uync Bulln. , 2 I A m.l.lul.1lublc C:1wfcrj gccs up mo points. W I Bolin gets .L layup against MA nut Cove. ight Npwt .1g.1inSt Mah' .. 5.54118 Bennett takes at jump shot from thc key hole. Bolin Scts up Q1 play agaimt Bnuxitc. Bolin takes a shot against Mag- net Cove. BILL MILNER Guard XY'right gues in for Ll layup WV? fn.. NICK WRIGHT Guard fp' R mln! W XWAYNE BOLIN Guard Smith gets an well mrnc-J rclwund I' ' ff. MT 1:57 . .gfi Qs, K RONALD BENNETT Forward Getting rn-.n M' lu f'l'l3ULlI'lLl, 124 JIM EDMONSON F0 rwa rd Milner layi up 41 free shot, right makes txxu fmm flu- Nigh- STARTING FIVI2 BACK ROVU: Bill XY'1'igl1f. Dun Yxltn-S. johnny Holder. FRONT ROXY: john Parker. Tim XY'right. Nix puts in a jump Panthers 1960 Track Squad RELAY TEAM Hill, Russ, Collins, Tubb 5 Q s 1' 'K . L V.. fl In L, 1 l 1 ' 1 CAPTAIN GEORGE RUSS junior Dashes and Relays Pole Vault LN? X I? NORMAN TLBB Senior Dashcs and Relays Pole Vault RONNIE RINGGOLD Senior Shot and Discus T5 J 'I LEONARD HILL Senior Dnshcs and Relays Hurdles DON GENTRY Junior High jump ,D x, at Ak. ., lk 5 I GARY UIYXC AN I4I l'C H RUlH7R'l'S4 5X in-niwl' Ncrwim' Shut .md lhlmx Nh--I .xml Ihxalxx COACH HARDIN -HTRRY CfOl,I.INS Vluniwr Dulles and Rohm COACH NION'I'GOMIiRY CTT? A 'I v 1. s . I' 11 r V 5 15' . a COACH MAH N r 'X 1 QTAINDIYG Bobbx lticn lcxri Bun liiIlXI1rtin Tennis The tennis team has only one return- ing letterrnan, Robert Cube. Last years team won second place in the district doubles. Golf The 1960 golf team will luxe three re- turning lettermen. The 1959 team l1.lal Ll 5-l record and were the state clumpions for the second consecutive year. Their coach is Pro Bill Martin, left to right Chules Duns Dqle Britton Robert Cabe. Clay Moore, and Bmrric Duns 'Uh . 'Fkwh '-w-.f Ula ' wi rr ,, AD ERTISERS l' I 960 OWCSSO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulations to he Class of N b..,,,, 1,342 f-5 lui 411 LAKE NIXON Swlmmlng, Boating, Danclng and Plcmcklng Slx Mules Wesf of L1H'le Rock on Upper Hoi' Sprlngs Road S U aw .. '?. 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