Bergman High School - Echo Yearbook (Bergman, AR)

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BRYCE SWAFFORD A gxrl a g1rl my kxngdom for a glrl MARY VIRGINIA GUESS By her wmmng smllle and lovely dxsposlton she has Worr the hearts of all around hex JUANITA ANDPEVKS Well tuned Slltlllfi. has mom excellence than speech KIRBY BLEVINS one knovus Wlth glrls galoxe wherever he goes LORTENA SCROGGINS Carefree as the w1nd that blows Her hobby IS stealmg another lrls beaux DARREL RUSHING' I have more fun m a week than other people have m year , . Y 4 X Kirby is the boy whom every f H - Y . . U' Y Y, C, . 4 I , . ' a H

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ORVAL HOPPER Understanding, quiet Sympathetic, too Girls compared with Tootsie Will never, never do. JUANITA KIRK She's nice to the visitors That come to the school, But with the signs in her eyes She's really no fool. IVO STANLEY Good hearted. studious and always ready to lend a helping hand. SAMMIE SMITH Known as Goldie in the play, Slowly and sedately n He makes his way To the door of achievement He'll get there some day. MARY MARGARET HARRIS Mary is thorough, efficient and able. In school she is studious and sincere. DALE BROWN His eyes are blue, His hair is wavy. He left us To join the navy.

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.., .., ..i .it it as i SENIOR CLASS HISTORY l Four years ago when we entered high school as green fresh- ii men we were laughed at and called utreshies, ' hut nevertheless ll we worked on toward the goal of becoming sophomores , 'lihe 1 following year, with twenty-three healthy hoys and girls we weren't E to he heltl hack for long, hut tlue to marriages and movings the class tleereasetl to seventeen. I 1 After passing from freshmen to sophomores we hegun to IE receive some of the rights as high school students. -luanitai rlntlrews. one ol the most prominent girls in class received the medal for having lg the hest gr-aides. lihe iollowmg year we attended high school as .luniors. lihe :iii class hatl now tleereasetl to twelve or the surviving dozen. uluzuiita .lntlrews again reeeivetl the medal for having the hest grades. lllhen the senior roll was called in V239 we were very tlouhtful ahout receiving our diplomas. hut with the help of our teachers we are hoping to pass on to college or whatever awaits us at the entl of this term ol' school. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I am sure each person in the senior class has one thing in mind that he would like to bc when he has finished high school this year. To me the prospects of our class are very bright lx-cause of the cooperative spirit which our- class has shown in the past four years. I shall do my best to foret-ell the future of each person in our class. First comes the president of the class, Orvul Hopper. In the future I can see him :md Dapht-ne 'Hobson happily marrif-d living on ll small farm out on Ort-gon rut. iiil Our Vice President. Juanita Kirk, after teaching as substitute in Mrs. Marlt-r's room, has decided to become a teacher. I can see our secretary, Ivo Stanley. employed as stenographer in a large busi- ness firm. Mary Guess, one of the most popular girls in school, is waiting and longing for six years to pass when Dale will return. it Juanita Andrews, the most studious girl in class, I can see in Paris. France making good money as a dress designer. Lorena Scroggins' patience with her schoolmates mich! help her to lx-come ti l' trained nurse. l Darrel Rushing with his unused intelligence has a bright outlook for the future. l I can see Kirby Blevins winning popularity as za radio speaker-Bob Burns the second. E Sammie Smith will make a real success ns :i Hawaiian pineapple picker. with- out the aid of a ladder. 5 Bryce Swafford, with his experience as the school electrician will prohahly inspire him to own and operate his own electric power plant. im - . slit I5