Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

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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.