Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

TACUUY WAYMON HOLLOTAY, Voo. Agri. University of Arkansas B. S. A. CLARK CHILDRESS, Science Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia, Arkansas W. A. SANDERS, Math Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia, Arkansas MRS. LOWELL K. OGDEN, Commercial MRS. EVELYN GILBERT, Home Ec. Arkansas State Teaohera College Conway, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers College Conway, Arkansas The College of the Otarks, Clarksville, Arkansas, B. A. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, B. S. H. E. Capital City Business College Little Rook, Arkansas LOWELL K. OGDEN Supt. The College of the Oxarks, Clarksville, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers College Conway, Arkansas B. S. E. University of Wyoming Laramie, M. A. University of Southern California Los Angeles J. I HUGHES, Fifth Arkansas State Teaohers College Conway Arkansas DAPHNE LEDBETTER, English, Jr. High High School Graduate MRS. WILMA HUGHES, Fourth CAROLYN SCOTT, Third Henderson State Teachers College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas CLINTON HUGHES. Sixth Correspondence Course MRS JEANETTE HOLT, Second Henderson State Teachers College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas MRS. ANNIE WALLIS, First Henderson State Teachers College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas SENIORS In September 1933 group of intelligent and annoying aix-year old children began their educational career under the direction of Mr• Luther Ward. Now in 19U5 fourteen members are graduating from Bismarck High School. They are: Betty Anderson, Clifford Gardner, Oma Gardner, Noble Dean Holt, Mildred Kindred, Bettie Sue King, Faye Massey, Gifford Montgomery, Lubie Morrison, Lois Sheets, Maurine Sheets, Loyd Smith, Ovus Sanders, and Vanoe Williams. Many have dropped out and many have started since 1933« Oma and Clifford Gardner moved to Section Hill after going here in the first grade, but rejoined us in the fifth grade. In 1936, Mildred Kindred enrolled in the sixth grade after attending another sohool for three years. Lois Sheets and Bettie Sue King started to school at Bismarck in the sixth grade after going to Section Hill. Vanoe Williams began here in 1937 in the sixth grade. Betty Anderson has gone to many schools but always returned to Bismarck before each year was up. That leaves only Lubie Morrison, Maurine Sheets, Loyd (Pete) Smith, Ovus Sanders, and Noble Dean Holt who have gone to sohool all their twelve years at Bismarck. These U merry little ohlldrwi will go out and make the world a better plaoe in which to live—we hope I AS OTHERS SEE YOU To stand upon the brink of a great career, won't somebody please push me off. Be a live wire, where yc . won't get stepped on. Preoious things come in small packages. A strioking personality with a winning grace. With her every ready smile, Mildred's presence is worthwhile. A;, peare quiet and studious, but appearances are often deceitful. Charms stride the sight, but merit wins the soul. If a light heart lives long, there's a long life for Lubie. Her musio talks and that doesn't mean that she's always silent. Ambition rules his life and his aims are high and true. Large of frame, broad of mind, big of heart and always kind. I may be shy, but so was Lindbergh. Ovus Sanders: Loyd Smith: Betty Anderson: Bettie Sue King: Mildred Kindred: Cfcaa Gardner: Maurine S' sets Lubie Morrison: Faye Massey Vance Williams Lois Sheets Noble Dean Holt: Gifford Montgomery All things come to those who wait--what's the rush? Clifford Gardner: It's not tne deed he does, but the way he does it p J RESIDENT 0VU3 SANDERS VICE PRESIDENT LOYD SMITH SECRETARY BETTY ANDERSON 3ETTIE SUE KING . I 2D KINDRED CUA GARDNER • TURIN £ SHEETS LURIE MORRISON AAYE - ASSEY , VTNCfcl WILJ1 l«x Aii ■9 . V r‘ Zej STIESTS o II •NOBLE DEAN HOLT 31. 'ORD MONTGOMERY CLIFFORD GARDNER JUNIORS In the fall of 195J+ about thirty littla boy and girl atarted to aohool at Biamarok in tho firat grade. Thoae little boya and girl are what la left to be aeventeen Juniora now. All through the year ainoe the firat grade atudenta have dropped out, moved away, eto. but too, there have been new one beginning and of thoae aeven-teen, a ix are aome of thoae beginner . Blanche Bray began in the fifth gradej Jimmie Powell and Roy Hunt began when they were in the airth gradej Mildred Prince began in the aeventhi Ralph Rowe began in the elghthj and Doyle P.enderaon began in the ninth. Some of the boya who began with ua in the firat are on aome battle front today and do not have the privi- lege of going to aohool aa we do. Next year when we receive our diploma we ahall all have in mind that the laaart we can do la make thla a better plaoe in whloh for them to come back to. BY THESE TRAITS SHALL YE KNOW TH£X Tom Dixon, Jr.t Ceoil Holts Alma Jean Shuffleldt Helen Wllaons Madeline Holts Jimmie Powells Ralph Rowes Franoea Aringes Willard Cooks Mildred Prince: Ceoil Garretts Doyle Henderaons Dayton Brays Blanche Brays Roy Hunt s Lola Hodgees Clara Mae Thomaa: Tho modeat, on hla unembarraaeed brow, nature has written gentleman. Great ia the dignity of an athlete. Her atature i small, but her heart exceedingly big. None but heraelf can be her parallel. Aocuracy ia equal to honeaty. Happy am I) from care am free why aren’t they all contented like me? Worry never made men great 1 Why ahould I worry? Her way are way of pleaaantneaa. He saya little but think much. Silence ia her virtue. Good nature and good aenae are good companion . Hia beat quality ia ainoerity. (To whom?) Why worry, things are going to happen anyway? Gentle in peraonage, conduot, and manner. Timid and demure. No duty could overtaak her. Not impoaing, but loyal to her taak. S0PH0Mones The Sophomores of 19l� U-U$ have done things that will remain in the memories of the students in the year to oooe Among the outstanding things the olass has done are The play Jumping Jewels, was performed by the olass in the fall The olass sponsored the sohool annual, Yesteryears, of 19Ut Ii5 Even though every tenth grader was not on the staff they all worked as though they were. Odis Echols s Melody Boys Quartette was sponsored by the sophomores. The olass owes, and wants to thank Mrs. L. K. Ogden, Its sponsor, for her oooperation. We realise it was she who helped make the play and annual a suooess ■HERE'S THE WAY WE SEE 'Eli Edwinna Loo lead oo i Sonny Shuffleldt Berneloe Huggs: Aroielle Hardini Adell Martini Charline Whitleyi Smog one Burroughs i Beulah Martin: Maxine Deatoni Estene Aliens Fern Hardagei Hilda Montgomery! Henry Williams« Roger Rowe Eugene Harrisi Gilmer Lee Holt: Laverne Thornton: Colleen Broadway: Geraldine Williams: Juanita Thornton: Work is the keynote of aohlevement Small in sise but right there with olass. Everyday in the year what she is today—a true friend. An artist—she draws attention. A girl who won fame, basketball was her middle name. If happiness were a or ins she'd get a life sentenoe. If blue stands for loyalty, Einogene's eyes prove her oharaoter. A girl who is ever loyal and truei a girl who is a friend to you. There's a flash of gayety in those dark eyes I Flying around at all times. Where does that girl get all those wise-oraokst One who makes sohool life happy. Sometimes wise, but often otherwise. Fun maker of the orowd. Smart as they get. Good basketball guard. She has a smile for all A friend Indeed. Ever loyal, ever truei she sees all her tasks through To worry is futile and senseless—why worry? SECRETARY EDWINNA LOOKADOO ADELL MARTIN PRESIDENT SONNY SHUFFIELD CHARLINE WHITLEY VICE PRESIDENT BERNEICE HUOGS EMOOENE BURROUGHS REPORTER ARCIELLE HARDIi; BEUIAH MARTIN EUGENE CCXJNTS... W INFCRD MILLER.. NORMA LOU KNIGHT WILLA MAE GREEN. .....PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT .....SECRETARY ......REPORTER READING FRCM LEFT TO RIGHT PIRST RON Odessa Willisms Genial, olever, sauve Loren Massey Zealous, obliging, complacent Ore11a Bray Charming, effeminate, oautlous Maxine Broadway Kfflolent, eager, admirable Imogen Deaton Lively, likeable, friendly Louise Hardage Reserved, amiable, carefree Basel Sheets Gentle, oompetent, unpretending Wllla Mae Green Agreeable, persevering, oonslstent Patsy Anderson Soolable, open, oourteous Josephine Thornton Magnetlo, diplomatic. Interesting SECOND RON Olene ShuffleId Quiet, oomposed, reserved Norma Lou Knight Helpful, loyal, true Maxine King Unassuming, oautlous, unpretentious Artie Belle Shuffield Prank, friendly, soolable Glenna Fae O'Neal Modest, dependable, thoughtful Essie Jane Moors Obliging, kind, gentle Dorcas Knight Ekiergetio, eager. Jovial Irene Skates Capable, talented, unselfish Lavern Burris Pleasant, congenial, friendly Plese Wood Self-reliant, candid, sealous THIRD ROW Kenneth Prlnoe Capable, determined, adventurous Neil Bill Restrained, oool, Independent Carl Dean Thornton Clever, qulok, cunning Milton Shinn Interesting, competent, clever Truman Thornton Efflolent, poised, self-reliant Eugene Counts Soolable, open, frank FOURTH ROW k BACK Junior Bray Pleasant, congenial, friendly Lloyd Burroughs Charming, handsome, friendly Orville Shinn Unselfish, soolable, intelligent Harlie Loy Aspiring, oapable, oonslstent Winford Miller Cheerful, likeable, oourteous Bobble Joe Henderson Lovable, Jolly, friendly Artemus Wilson Obliging, oautlous, honest Edward (Sonny) MoShane Persevering, honest, determined James Shuffield Determined, Independent, able Cleve Arden Bond Unpretending, obliging, modest E TT M Seventh $ R A D E Eighth Grade JOHNNIE ORR..... DORIS THORNTON.. MATTIE SUE EMORY DALE ANTHONY.•.. .....PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT .....SECRETARY ......REPORTER LOUIE COUNTS....... MARVIN TIMS........ THELMA MAE THORNTON RUTHELL DUNCAN..... .....PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT .....SECRETARY ......REPORTER First Row: Zbtelene Carpenter, Cheerful Margie Lee Thornton, Kindhearted Fern Powell, Pleaa amt Clarice Ella Bond, Brilliant Virgie Lee Williams, Excellent Mattie Sue Emory, Cute-ways Martha Ella Thornton, Sweet Laurease Tisdale, Friendly Mary Jane Shinn, Pleasant Irene Bray, Shy Second Row: Wayne Allen, The Schemer Wilma Jean Carpenter, Quiet Zelma Kindred, Thoughtful Billie Jean Hardage, Cheerful Floy Jean Hardage, Strong Vereda Myers, Trying Mary Lou Hunt, Timid Corine Burton, Kind Margie Lee Bray, Faithful Third Row: James Loy, Serious Betty Joe Payne, Artist Ruth . 11 '’hancellor, Athletic Aliens -ciders. Lowing Meathel Holt, Honest 01fford Thornton, Doubtful Delators Hunt, Unselfish Doris Thornton, Clewer Junior Allen, Peaceful Fourth Row: Riohard Knight, Skillful Daniel Watson, Ambitious Dariel Watson, Modest Lendon Ivy, Composed Glen Williams, Jolly Neil Burton, Helpful Manuel Whitley, Likeable Troye Sheets, Quiet Fifth Row: Billy Oreene, Effioient Lonnie Kemp, Eager Clark Childress, Teacher Royce Sheets, Pleasant Gilmer Whitfield, Poised Dale Anthony, Self-reliant Clyde Sanders, Talented Floyd Gene Burroughs, itaergetio Howard Hunt, Capable First Row: Juanita Wright, Likeable Cleda Childress, Friendly Madge Ledbetter, Sociable Ruthell Thomas, Loyal Bula Ross, Quiet Maxine Holt, True Junita Ballard, Joyous Louise Qnory, Sweet Doris Magby, Lovable Ruthell Ledbetter, Smiling Second Row: Miokey Yates, Independent Ruthell Dvinoan, Effioient Verine Burroughs, Kind Louise Montgomery, Willing Mary Ruth Whitfield, Honest Mary Katherine Powell, Dependable Billy Gene Laird, Gentle George Aringe, Carefree Third Row: Mary Brannon, Self-reliant Eileen Waite, Able Laverne Skates, Baergetio Leola Henderson, Zealous Wanda Faye Diffie, Modest Nadine Luker, Lively Thelma Mae Thornton, Capable Melvin Burton, Persevering Fourth Row: Louie Counts, Courteous Eula Ross, Animated Tommy Hodges, Thoughtful Lava Dean MoClard, Frank Juanita Fry, Good-natured Adron Thomas, Complacent Fifth Row: Carrol Marti. , Peaceful Marvin Tims, Unassuming Seated left to right--Gilmer Lee Holt, Sports Editor; Maxine Deaton, Activities Editor; Berneice Huggs, Secretary-Treasurer; Arcielie Hardin, Art Editor; Hilda Montgomery, one of the Co-Editors; Sonny Shuffield, one of the Co-3usiness Managers; Edwinna Lookadoo, one of the Co-Editors; Adell Martin, Sports Editor and Typist; Eugene Harris, one of the Co-Business Managers; Fern Hardage, Typist; and standing, Mrs. Lowell K. Ogden, Adviser. Seated left to right--Helen Wilson, Reporter; Cecil Holt, Sports Reporter; Doyle Henderson, Reporter; Betty Anderson, Editor; Bettie Sue King,.Feature Editor; Maurine Sheets, Sports Reporter; Faye Massey, Reporter; and standing left to right--Lowell K. Ogden, Adviser; Luby Morrison Reporter; Lois Hodges, Assistant Editor; Lois Sheets, Reporter; and Madeline Holt, Reporter. 9±S Volume Two THE BISMARCK BEACON MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEUUAKY It. IMS Bismarck Ballyhoo! Healthy High School Spirit Displayed W� wondor why M� ’ changed hor min' •tpo oho h- • dolr«v BISMARCK S BETTY GRABLF � � 1 Staff Selected For Beacon Twelfth Leads In Semester Honor Roll a cV Ias 1 . c.«� ’0 ' fYV J. ' in 3 S-' •ffeAf - -—-- % T ‘ for V £.♦' p M % $45 GIVEN TO INFANTILE h b°° • • 25 'v PARALYSIS DRIVE -•4‘ Local Girl, •' r Ol Ba, eat ,-«t fi, 36-30 °% •f £boys BUY RfGISTERED p- C. Pics •it p ■ A, a.t. “J'B, ’’to. X Hal, QV«JETlK ™ HAVr LAST APPEARANCE HERE. ° “« Poo Echol, M«s 1 si ,,. cooH hc 0 Vi,v« V -ve- 'x' s v'°1 Oy’ « c c. f , i ps ------f arji. ,M5 'Pteenth B. B G. Jinx for p. u«me l-agerettes c.m. v 4 V X ■ Vs. NEWSETTS NiHhaSc n Supper Hri«n VflUon Bismarck Girls Attend A. A. U. Tournament Doylo Hcnderaon S c'f +« Vocational Agriculture Bismarck sohool began September 18, 19UU for the school year 19UU-L5 The Vocational Agrioulture boys, under the supervision of their new instructor, Waymon Holloway, began the year with classroom work which kept them busy in study of production, agriculture, and conservation of natures' resources—especially soil and water—for the first semester. At the beginning of the seoond semester the entire class had begun working in the shop making what-not shelv-and ash trays, varnished to a glossy natural oolor. Some small cedar boxes were made for letter boxes, handkerchle boxes, or anything one wished to use them for. There were so many such art ides made that one could not give a fai. estimation as to the number. There have been twelve large oedar chests started in the Junior-Senior Claes that will be completed by, or before, school is out, and four in the sophomore olaes. These chests will range in prioe, or value, anywhere from $20 t« $32.50. The freshmen boys carried out a cooperative project in meat production by buying fifty baby chicks, of whioh the; raised forty-four to marketable eixe. Eight of these ohioks were reserved to entertain the entire ninth grade class 1r Vocational Agriculture and Home Economics. Three registered Poland China pigs were purchased by the entire F. F. A. Chapter as a cooperative projeot. These pigs will be sold at the end of sohool and the profits, if any, will be placed in the Chapter's funds for the purpose of paying some of the expenses while in camp next summer at Camp Couchdale. In a meat production contest sponsored by the Arkansas Chain Store Council last fall, Bismarck F. F. A. Chapter was awarded a $50 War Bond for having as a member the winner for the Southwest District and the winner for the .ite in meat production. This winner was Lewis Sutton, who w s awarded a $25 War Bond for the distriot winner, and a $50 War Bond as the State winner. The F. F. A. boys are keeping in mind that if Lewis oan win prises as valuable as U. S. War Bonds, they also can win a like contest, and someone is going to have some competition when the Arkansas Chain Store Council begins to Judge some reoord books on Meat Production next fall. ome Economics Bismarck High School's Home Economics Club girls are proud of their achievements in olass work accomplished under the directions of Mrs. 3. K. Gilbert, Home Economics teacher. These girls who are preparing to be skilled home makers of tomorrow, have earnestly strived to meet the standard that is required of a Home Economics student. All the olasses have done excellent work in the completion of a oourse of learning the fine arts of sewing and oooking, by starting the year with the making of woolen dresses, suits, and ootton uniforms. The study of costume and design, family relations, the advantages of right manner of social oontaot, and the importance of forming good habits toward being well-groomed are some of the things that the girls consider an asset to everyday life. These are some things that they have learned In their class work. Social Activities of the Home Economics Club Social activities for this school year have consisted of several different parties. A Christmas party and ar. Amateur Hour have been two of the outstanding socials of this year's Home Economics Club. The Home Economics girls showed skill in preparing meals for visiting basket ball teamsj served a Faculty lunch eon; and experimented with various types of dishes. THE END The making of new spring dresses ends the year with a score of successes for eMoh girl. Joys and duties will not be forgotten and these future Home Economists present themselves as a gift to this great nation—America I __r;. c h a f t e r OFFICERS All District v H i u 0 yr E H m s rv i STUDIOUS D 0 Y L E N R S r CUTEST POPULAR STUDIOUS Ylt ' j||==!J Ji== GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Bismarck Senior Girl basket bell teen hed e Tory auooeeeful season, winning 53 out of 39 genes played. The team lost only two games outside of tournament competition. The County tournament was lost by 1 point to Magnet Core in the oloslng seconds of the gamej and the District tournament was lost to Lakeside by only two points. During the season the lassies oaptured two tournament titles by winning invitational tournaments at Donald-don and Par on. The team topped up 1,21 3 points to its opponents total of 700 averaging 32 points per game against 16-point average for its competitors. Adell Martin, star forward of the local Belles ohalked up 617 points, even though she did not participate in four of the games at all. Maurine Sheets, guardj Bettie Sue King, Quardj and Adell Martin, forward were ohosen on the all-distriot tournament team and on the all-county tournament team. DATE OPPONENT OPPONENT’S SCORE BISMARCK’S SCORE November 1$ Fountain Lake 9 19 November 23 Bryant 13 27 November 23 Bryant 6 18 November 21 Donaldson 2U 32 Deoember 6 Cutter Morning Star 5 ?2 Deoember 15 Bauxite 20 48 December 15 Bauxite 11 61 December 19 Fountain lake 3 29 January 2 Fountain Lake 24 27 January 5 Central 23 UU January 12 Bauxite 26 41 January 12 Bauxite 13 22 January 16 Lakeside 27 19 January 19 Magnet Cove 13 22 January 23 Central 18 Uo January 26 Delight 10 17 GLENS06E TOURNAMENT 1 January 27 Grapevine 12 22 January 27 Bauxite 26 23 February 2 Lakeside 22 24 DONALDSON TOURNAMENT 1 February 3 Magnet Cove 23 31 February 3 Friendship 26 33 PARC TOURNAMENT February 10 Ad one 18 36 February 10 Fountain Lake 7 23 February 10 Mabelvale 16 37 February 12 Bryant 6 23 February 12 Bryant 14 23 February 13 Friendship 20 31 February 16 Magnet Cove 29 26 February 21 Cutter Morning Star 5 36 COUNTY TOURNAMENT! February 26 Lono 13 39 February 27 Donaldson 30 61 February 27 Magnet Cove 35 34 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: March 1 Fountain Lake 9 46 Maroh 2 Mabelvale 14 43 March 3 Jacksonville 30 40 Maroh 3 Lakeside 20 18 Maroh 7 Bauxite 30 36 March 9 Donaldson 15 39 STATE TOURNAMENT Maroh 15 Shawnee JUNIOR GIRLS 33 21 DATE OPPONENT OPPONENT’S SCORE BISMARCK’S SCORE January 2 Fountain Lake 17 12 January 26 Delight 20 3 February 16 Cutter Morning Star 15 9 3ENI0K GIRLS Left to right--Betty Anderson, F.; Alma Jean Shuffleld, P.; Geraldine Williams, G.; Charline Whitley, P.; Maurine Gheets, G,; Emogene Burroughs, P. ; Arcielie Hardin, G.; Fettle Sue King, G.; Beulah Martin, F.; Helen Wilson, P.; Adell Martin, P. and Captain. JUNIOR GIRLS Left to rlght--Josephene Thornton, P.; Willie Mae Green, P.; Verine Burrou-ha, 0.; Louise Hnrdage, G.; Maxine Holt, F.; Thelrrn Mae Thornton, F.; Ruthell Duncan, G.; Hazel, Sheets, G.; rtle Bell Shuffleld, G.; Juanita Ballard, F.j Lava Dene cCl«rd,G. sols' 8 ASKET8ALL S ESI OR BOYS Even though the Senior Boyt Squad lost five basket ball the aeaeon they had a euooeeeful eeaaon winning 15 game out o The games played and their sooree were as followsi DATE OPPONENT November 15 Fountain Lake November 23 Bryant November 2J Bryant November 2k Donaldson Deoeaber 7 Hot Springs Deoeaber 8 Cutter Morning Star Deoeaber ll Hot Springs Deoeaber 15 Bauxite Deoeaber 15 Bauxite January 2 Fountain Lake January 5 Central January 12 Bauxite January 12 Bauxite January 16 Lakeside January 19 Magnet Cove January 23 Central January 26 Delight January 26 Delight OLENROSE TOURNAMENTi January 27 Lano January 27 Poyen DCRALDSCR TOURNAMENT i February 2 Olenrose February 3 Friendship February 2 Lakeside PARCH TOURNAMENT I February 10 Olenrose February 12 Bryant February 12 Bryant February 16 Magnet Cove February 21 Cutter Morning Star COUNTY TOURNAMENT ( OLENROSE)« February 26 Olenrose DISTRICT TOURNAMENT (LAKESIDE)« March 1 Jessievllle March 2 Soott March 9 Donaldson in the early part of OPPONENT'S SCORE BISMARCK'S SCORE 26 19 17 28 18 1a3 1 3 25 S 19 37 39 15 28 26 16 32 8 21 25 31 52 1 2 22 19 28 35 1 0 29 37 19 15 £ 16 31 12 1 0 26 £ 27 31 28 1 3 1 1 1 5 10 18 17 18 31 27 18 27 25 27 38 25 33 32 DATE JUNIOR BOYS OPPCWOT OPPONENT'S SCORE BISMARCK'S SCORE Deoeaber December Deoeaber January January January January January February February 8 Cutter Morning Star 10 26 15 Bauxite 7 15 15 Bauxite 23 19 2 Fountain Lake 9 11 12 Bauxite 13 16 12 Bauxite 25 23 16 Lakeside 19 17 26 Delight 22 15 2 Lakes lde 12 9 21 Cutter Morning Star 7 25 SENIOR B 0 Y 3 Left ner, Brav, Holt, to right--Sonny Shuffle Id, F.; Doyle Henderson, F.j G.j Gifford Montgomery, C.; and ’.VIHard CooV S. and F. ; Clifford Gllner Lee Holt, G, • C,; Ralph Rowe, G. Loyd Smith, G.. Gard- Dayton Cecil The Elementary Faoulty oonslets of alx teaohera—two men and four women. There it a taaohar for aaoh grado aa tho aohool la divided on tha 6-6 plan. On tha following pagaa will ba found tha ploturaa of tha dlffarant gradaa. Balow la llatad tha names of tha pupile of tha flrat thraa gradaa raadlng from laft to right on tha ploturaai First Grade Flrat Row Batty Loua Wade Wary Edith Rloharaon Mary Laa Sandera Sharly Argermiller Batty Ruth Burrougha Ruth Ella Loy Parthana Shaata Dorla Ann Hardaga Willie Fay Hughaa Flrat Row (Cont d.)i Eatana Keeton Willie Sue Loy Dorothy Moore Saoond Rowi Elolaa Millar Kathleen Burton Nona Jean Hardaga Katheryn Phllllpa Saoond Row (Cont'd.)i Larue Hunt Ethelene Fry Ray Hughea Calvin Dlffie Glenn Ballard Kenneth Bray Annie Wallis, taaohar Second Ghade Third Rowi Billie Joe Shuffleld Reran Holloway Troy Keaton Charlaa Hunt Charles Looper J. L. Thomaa Melton Green Mllard Laird Flrat Row Glenda Mae Holt Ella Mae Whitfield Shirley Ann Garrett Patay Laa Whitfield Kathrlne Looper Eva King Ira King Juanita Tataa Velma Laa Angerailler Ruthel Stinnett Margie Lou Wait Flrat Row (Cont d.) Anna Sue Looper Bobble Jean Sandora Annette Shinn Elveda Carpenter Saoond Rowi Mra. C. Holt, taaohar Melvin Hall Paul Dean Bond Millie Jane Magby Dorla Lea Dixon Sarah Helton Saoond Row (ContM.)i Winnie Fay MoClard Patay Lee Hardaga Melvin Hardaga Cbelda Keaton Dorothy Jean Goodman Myrtle Jane Watson Third Rowi Loyd Loy J. D. Fry Ferrell Childraaa Car11a Loy Third Row (Cont� d«)i George Hunt Joel Sutton MlIvan Glasa Fourth Rowi Mandrel Thomaa Bertie Boyd Arlnge Jan Copeland Harlon Myara Ear.oel Keeton Donald Matlook Darrell Broadway T H I R R A D E Flrat Rowi Carolyn Soott, taaohar Wanda Faya Holt Mariana Dunoan Alma Jean Thomaa Meredith Holloway Edna Mae Fry Dorothy Jean Phllllpa Some Jean Gardner Flrat Row (Cont'd.)t Elala Handeraon Josephine Broadway Dotene Carpenter Saoond Rowi Carroll Ray Wilson Royoa Childress Saoond Row (Cont'd.)i Kenneth Sandera Lorene Sanders Melton Laird Charles Millar Paul Dean Shuffleld Franklin Burton Raymond Lookadoo Third Rowi J. R. Burrougha Ray Neighbors Harold Burrougha Jamas Edward Dixon Marlin MoClard Tad Williams Fourth Grade First Row Lilli Mae Burroughs Athalee Thoraae Mary Wateon Gene Vee Moore Bobby Jean Matlook Wilma Jean Bolt Freda Lu Shuffield Dollie Mae Aehley Winnie Lee Wait Seoond Rowi Mrs. C. Hughes, Teaoher Okie Tuoker Lois Jean Fry Winford Loy Kenneth Diffie Wilson Loy Anna B. Olate Margie Lee Keeton Doris Nell Knight Hettie Bingham Fifth Third Row and Baokt Clinton Shuffield C. L. Hughes Joseph Sutton James Wilton Kenneth Shinn Kenneth Gardner James Kendriok C. M. Carpenter Melrin Loy Tony Hunt Carl Matlook John Bernard Wilson Derral Henson Delano Sanders Qmal Hunt J. A. Sanders James Myers A. J. Bond Jerry Copeland 0 C. Holt Grade First Row Seoond Row Third Row: J. I. Hughes, Teaoher Sugene Holloway Arris Shuffield Clara Ann Payne Jaokle B. Olate Morris Allen Christens Whitfield Naomi Allen Arthur ArInge Patsy Ruth Henderson Imogens Dixon Claudy Loy Betty Lou Pr inoe Mildred Green Dean Richer on Wilma Rea Prinoe Rogers Ledbetter C. R. Bray Betty Jean Whitfield Helen Thomas Raohel Tisdale Sixth G R A 0 E Third Row (Cant'd.) Winford Wilson Willie Neighbors Leon Wilson John Henry Shuffle Id Virnon Chancellor Firet Rowi Brelyn Burrie Bees Tatee Earlene Aehley Jennie Vee Shuffield Eflene Smith Wanda King Mary Louise Garrett Jo Anderson Wilma Thornton Luoille Waite Seoond Rowj Helen Ruth Bray Charlotte Allen Ceola Shuffield Hellene Wade Ruth Sutton Imogens Time Bonnie Jean Williams Charlene Carpenter Third Row i Sherman Terry Ralph Ford Johnis Dixon Murphy Broadway Clifford MoClard Alrin Thornton Marrin Broadway Fourth Row: Freamon Burroughs Mel-vln King Arohle Gene Holt Buster Aehley Loyd Broughton Mar11on Moore Darid Dixon Vanoe Hill 0 TT R T H GRADE SIXTH GRADE HOT COMPLIMENTS OF SPRING COUNTY OFFICIALS Horace H. Fisher.............. • • • .Circuit Clerk Connie L. Shuffield................... Tax Assessor J. 0. Fisher County Treasurer J. L. Pratt. . . Ed Deere • . . . H. R. Cason. . . Jack Eight . . . W. H. McClellan Acting Prosecuting Attorney COMPLIMENTS OP WOOD-SUMNERS MOTOR COMPANY SALES. 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