Brookland High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Brookland, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1953 volume:

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Among the worthy personal goals for living is an understanding of, and respect for, one's self, in- cluding the self-discipline which comes through the basic moral and spiritual values. In America our most cherished goal is freedom. Progress towards freedom comes with the accptance of the disciplines that freedom entails. The price of our freedom is discipline in the character of the individual. In a totalitarian society in which the state comes first and public policy is not determined by the will of the majority, youth needs merely to be trained to believe, obey, and fight. But in our great democracy, America needs straight-thinking citizens who contribute to an informed public opinion that firmly supports public policy. f Scholarship is, therefore, important in a democracy because the quality of a man's thinking depends upon the range, the validity, and the clarity of his ideas. A high level of general education is necessary to perpetuate the great American way of life. It is my hope that every student in the Brookland school will always up- hold our heritage, and preserve our great freedom. May your education here have been of the nature to help you think straight in these trying times when our enemy, Communism, knocks at the front door of Democracy. Whatever you do, please do not open that door. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGES To the students: You are fast reaching the top rung on the ladder of your high school educa- tion. I have seen many of you come up through the grades and I have an admi ration for you who have come this far For the seniors I wish a happy and su cessful life. For the underclassmen I hope to see each of you some day in caps and gowns. Best regards, .xv Edward Nelms High School Principal C To The Annual Staff: we are very grateful to you for your efforts in assembling and arranging materials which will make up this years Annual. Your greatest reward ' will be the satisfaction of knowing a job well done. You can always rememf ber the Brookland School faculty will have the greatest faith in your abili- ties and future achievements. Sincerely 4'71m1f.4 Harry C. Martin Ele. Principal emzmd if PXCLOXKNC SQNDQXS BUSNOYXS SCJ? VXOXJXOYXS ffvxtsvwixiv BXNXOSL VXXCBYN M291 Nad Xfcfa HR, N x1 We PIA MUNI U23 NSY, x , r 5 + ,4 7 n Z 5 u I ,Z u fl e n Z cz fa 7 I - .41 1 , and 77. 3 S SW! Q A I I I Q I l 1 I DEDICATION With greatest sincerity and appreciation, we the Annual Staff of 1952-53 dedicate the 'Bearcat' to our senior sponsor, Mr, Red Nelms, for his loyalty, devotion, encouragement, and patience during the past four years at Brookland High School. We shall always remember the wonderful things you have done for us. The Annual Staff an an MISS GRETA DOWNS Arkansas State College MRS, BESSIE McEWEN Arkansas State College MRS, ELEANOR POUNDS A,B,, Duke University Grad, Wash. University MISS IEWELL SMITH M, A, , Arkansas State College MRS. VERA ACKERMAN Arkansas State College MRS, FRANKIE NELMS Arkansas State College HARRY C. MARTIN Arkansas State College MRS, B, B, WILSON Arkansas State College OSCAR P, SPURLOCK Arkansas State College MISS BETTY HARRIS B. A. , Harding College MRS. RACHEL HALL B.S.E,, Arkansas State College MISS EMMA F, WHITE B.S,E,, Arkansas State College 3552? Sli ,.M'3l'J rf, EDWARD NELMS B,S.E,, Arkansas State College MISS IOHNNIE NIXON BS, State Teachers College J. E. HARRIS B, S. E., Arkansas State College Med, University of Mississippi Adv. Grad., Indiana University MRS, ZINI 5.3. S.W., University of Arkansas LEON STEVENS Arkansas State College MRS, LE, HARRIS B,S,E,, Arkansas State Coll .Arm M N fx 0 ,XX 'F C 3?Z.f.f'a4.a WM 'L ' 1 , 414 - X Q. E , ,N SQL fi if T- so A I vff' Q 4 A . fi' I 54 J, D, SMITH B,A,, Union University M, A, , Peabody College MRS, BOBBIE JEFFERY Arkansas State College CHARLES W, GUARR B, S, , University of Arkansas Grad. , University of Arkansas MRS, CARROTHERS B,S,E., Arkansas State College E, ROY KELLER B.A. , University of Mo. M,A., University of Mo. MRS. E. ROY KELLER B, S, , University of Mo, Grad, , University of Iowa LUNCH ROOM WORKERS LULA ROGERS OLA WILLIAMS Wm QULIA ADAM S Janitor MR, SAM HARRIS , . W , 1 , ,'.x'1 xx .Q f.1,?2f. -H -fi Q milf A,,,,,aw MQ f ,4- CLASS HISTORY Four years ago in July we started our freshman year. We elected Mrs. Hinson as our sponsor. Algebra was our favorite subject. On our report cards F's stacked up, but to us that meant favorite. Even in our first high school year matrimonial fever struck us and we lost Juanita Hayes to Edward Willey. Then our thoughts turned to basketball with Bay always win- ning. With the foundation of our Freshman year behind us, we elected Mr. Thomas for our sponsor. He was our world history teacher, and boy! could he draw! The matri- monial fever of our freshmen year broke out in an epidemic, By the time our Junior year began we had lost four, Norma Lou Wester to Amos Hamilton, Marvel Gean Reed to Dennis Ray Hendley, Robert Horn to Ann Couch, and Sue Burton married Leon Brown but she is continuing her education at Brookland. We also lost Jimmy Richardson, Joe Robinson, Wanda Maynard, Leonard Lingenfel- ter, Donald Shopher, and J. A, Brust. With so many losses our gains were Patsy Layne, Wilma Jean Hampton, Leroy Wheaten. We also lost our principal and superintendent, Mr, and Mrs. Clingman Hinson. With our greatly reduced class we started our Junior year, with Red Nelms as our sponsor and Mr. Harris as our superintendent, Our gains this year were Patsy Markum, John Roedell and Joy Towery. Our losses were Leroy Whea ton, ,Wilma Jean Hamptong Mable Chipman married J. S. Bradley and Bonnie Koonce married J. E. Simpson. Our Junior play was Hill Billy Courtship. fNever forget dress rehearsal-- we played marbles and jumping rope.J One of our happiest experiences was going on our Junior - Senior trip to Rockaway Beach, Mo. We started our final and long awaited Senior year by regaining an old class- mate, Wanda Maynard, and losing Gaylon Dickinson. Most seniors have a few senior privileges, but we had none. All we got was critizism from the whole faculty. Although our Senior year isn't over we hope that many happy experiences are ahead of us, This is the class history of the Senior Class of 1953 as we have lived it the past four years. . 3 Survivors BEVERLY ANN NOBLE nBevn Typing-Who's got my typewnterl' l Saying-Oo-la-la, Hobby-Photography Sport-Swimming Song-Tell Me Why DONALD SHOPHER Frank Buck Plans Career in Zoology Hobby-Animal collecting Sport-Hunting and fishing Saying-Bring 'em back ahve Song-America Seam am oggzm DANELL TAYLOR Beeps Fun? I'll sayl This little gal is short stuff personified. Her views on marriage: , l'm not going to be an old maid. Song: You 'll Never Get Away. Our advice to her: Marriage is the cure for 1ove's in- toxication. AW R'-35' BILLY RAY THOMPSON Nightmare Whe-e-e-el Wait for us. Speed? I'l1 say! Billy wants to be a hot rod driver someday. Just gettin' in practice he always tells us. Hobby: Skipping .c1ass. Sport: Basketball. Saying: Come closer. Song: Always Late. u PATSY MARKUM Patty A real honey, that's our Patty, and she sure keeps all the guys a-buzzin, too. Song: Somebody Loves You. Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Cheerleading. Saying: Having troubles! l JERRY NEWSOM Ace Jerry is our next greatest bookkeeper. Hobby: Living. Sport: Hunting Saying: Dat don't make no difference. Song: You'1l Belong to Me. fRevised Versionj LOUISE DAVENPORT Grandma Bookkeeping -- Anyone got an Aspirin? Saying: I'm gonna go to Gideon Song: The Gal Who Invented Kissing. Hobby: Collecting pictures. Sport: Tennis an, -gt SUE BROWN Sa1 LOWELL ST EVEN S Pill Lowell is our class president this year and has been our number one baseball player. Sport: Baseball. Saying: Howdy, Hobby: Women. Song: Dixie. An angel of mercy -- our little nurse, also a swell cook and housekeeper, so Leon tells us! ! Song: You Belong To Me. Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Cheerleading. Saying: Got a letter from Leon. e' K3 I 'NN vw HOWARD PRICE Witty Our best bookkeeper. Favorite subject: Patsy. Hobby: Girls. Sport: Basketball. Saying: Howdy. Song: Down Yonder. 'W ICU H. D. DAVENPORT Humdinger Humdinger is our great basketball player this year but says baseball is his favorite sport. Saying: Howdy. Hobby: Collecting women. fThe only problem seems to be in keeping them.D Song: Birthday Polka. PATSY LAYNE Pat The gal who loves to laugh and flash those hypnotic eyes at everyone! Song: St. Louis Blues. Sport: Basketball Hobby: Music. fPianoJ Saying: See you later. 93' fxsk X ci ,rs . .is HENRY PAYNE Hi gh poc kets Highpockets tops our class this year. He is six feet, four and one-half inches high. Sport: Basketball Hobby: Cutting paper dolls. Saying: Goodbye. Song: I Saw Mama Kissing Santa Claus. BETT Y DA VIES Babs A regular queen is this little gal -- also a favorite with everyone, personality plus I ! Song: Always.. Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Collecting photographs and souvenirs. Saying: Hi, hon. L35 JANE WILLEY HIGHS! N Our artist this year with newly-acquired glasses, draws even straighter lines! I Sport: Softball. Saying: Oh! L. G. Hobby: Collecting Skyvue ticket stubs. Song: Setting the Woods on Fire. 'Z' LL? -if H. J. PRICE Feenie Feenie predicts that he likes all sports but basketball is his favorite. Saying: Hi, ya all. Hobby: Pestering teachers. Song: Birthday Polka. WANDA MAYNARD amy Here 's a gal recently from 'way up Nawth whose favorite saying is, Pennsylvania, here I comel Her sentiments about Brookland: -if-'-lf: . Sport: Anything, especially tennis and skiing. Song: Why Don't You Believe Me? 1 CHARLES CBUDDYJ MCGEE Molly First boy in our class to work for Uncle Sam. Hobby: Hunting. Sport: Baseball. Saying: Howdy. Song: Blacksmith Blues. CLASS PROPHECY 1963 - ten long years since graduation from high school. What have the years brought? I suppose everyone wonders what has happened to each of his old classmates fand they are quite old by now, you knowj. I still write occasionally to my three old pals, Wanda Maynard, Danell Taylor, and Louise Davenport. Wanda has followed her heart's desire and has gone to Pennsylvania. She and Jimmy are doing fine with their career in the Navy. Louise tells me that she and Doc are nearing that college degree. They are living at Goobertown and working their way through college between children. I think the last count was about four. She also tells us that her cousin, H. D, , is doing fine as a policeman - the prowl-car kind. His favorite raiding place is lovers' lane, and I hardly think that is fair considering HIS younger days, Howard and Patsy Markum - oops, Price - haven't done so badly, either. They live up North and Howard is a big-time bookkeeper for General Motors. Oh, yes, one more thing that louise writes me is that Sue and Leon, and Betty and Junior are living peacea bly in Brookland after seeing a great part of the world and have started a thriving busi- ness, manufacturing shoe strings. Mr. and Mrs, Billy Joe Nelms reside in St, Louis, and though I do not know what they do for a living they are really doing swell at it. Pat has a mink that greatly resembles the Washington kind. That is all of my old friends that I know about now so I think I will get a manicure at Taylor's Lyttle Shoppee, owned and managed by none other than The Danell Taylor. Chief operator is Jane Willey. She says that she and L, G. have moved into a new apartment, and hangs me a newspaper on a rack in front of my nose thinking to keep me still, Well, what do you know! It says here that Lowell Stevens and Henry R. Payne are about to wind up a successful athletic tour in Europe and are thinking about retir- ing. And on the next page whom do I see but the one and only DONALD Sl-IOPHER who will soon be playing in Madison Square Garden with his amazing collection of trained animals from all over the world. He has employed two big game hunters--H, J. Price and Buddy McGee. Jerry Newson is co-owner of the famous Conrad-Hilton Hotel in New York, now the Newsom-Hilton Hotel. Billy Ray Thompson is staying there tempo- rarily by means of his expense account. You see, he turned out to be a traveling sales- man. And, oh yes, I just retired from my career in voice and Johnny and I are planning a honeymoon in Paris. fAnd if you know what's good for you, you won't ask JOHNNY Wi-lO!J --Bev Most Popular and Best A11-Around Cutest BETTY DAVIES PATSY MARKUM HENRY PAYNE HOWARD PRICE K' ' 1 . we T Most Athletic Most Likely to Succeed PATSY LAYNE BEVERLY NOBLE LOWELL STEVENS JERRY NEWSOM Most Popular Instructors MRS. IEFFERY EDWARD NELMS lcfmuhad Absent when pictures were made, Wittiest SUE BROWN and HOWARD PRICE. Best Dressed SUE BROWN and JERRY NEWSOM, Most Conceited SUE BROWN and BUDDY MCGEE CLASS POEM Here's the Class of '53g What's to be can come in three's. First of all, a very talkative lass ls Jane Willey who heads the class. Pretty Sue Brown will always rate, We 're glad she is with us to graduate. The Brookland Dodgers are now, uneven, I'm sure they'll call on Lowell Stevens. Beverly Noble, sweet and sincere, Is the class secretary for this year. Next is Wanda Maynard, always gay, With something witty and humorous to say. H. D. Davenport is a quiet lad, When he graduates, he'll be glad. Patsy Layne has a big smile, You can see it for more than a mile. A tall young man is Henry Payne, Basketball playing is his aim. Danell Taylor is a peppy girl, ' She makes with the laughs like Milton Berle. Bill Thompson is an ambitious chap, He hopes to graduate with a cap. H. I. Price, we know by name, Is constantly insisting on a baseball game. Muscular Jerry Newsom, an outstanding athlete, In all kinds of sports, just can't be beat. Patsy Markum, with her sense of humor, has eyes for Howard and that's no rumor. Howard Price, with personality galore, A skater, indeed, on the roller rink floor. Donald's a peppy young lad, I'll sayg Shopher's circus he'll own someday. Betty Davies with her sweet smile, Will go a long way in a very short while. Buddy McGee is a full-of-fun jack, A live wire behind the teacher's back. Here 's one little gal friendly and sweet, Louise Davenport, can't be beat. I guess that's all, just ain't no more, but we want to say before we go, Thanks, Dear Teachers, you've all been grand, the best by far in all this land. Good luck, dear Juniors, here's hoping to you the best of luck to friends so true. We 'll miss you all and the swell times we've had, by leaving now we're all so sad. With very fond memories, we'll say goodbye to our friends and wonderful BROOKLAND HIGH! l l l Wanda Maynard THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF '53 We, the Senior Class of '53 of Brookland High School, the State of Arkansas, being sound in mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament: ARTICLE I To the faculty, we wish to express our appreciation for the advice which they have given us and their patience for guiding us through our trials and tribulations. ARTICLE II To our Senior Sponsor, Mr, Red Nelms, we lend our thanks for his cooperation. ARTICLE III To our janitor, Mr, Harris, we express our sincerest thanks for keeping our school in tip-top shape. ARTICLE IV To the Junior Class we leave our gripes and excess brain power, and otherwise as follows: Sue Brown wills her big legs to Norma Dooley and hopes she will slim them down. Loise Davenport wills her ability to pester the teachers to June Ann Tolley, I-LD, Davenport wills his ability to do nothing to Bobby Rushing. Betty Davies wills her ability to stay single til' she graduates to Shirley Rushing. Patsy Layne wills her flirty eyes to Betty Osborn, and hopes she will make good use of them. Patsy Markum wills her ability to be a cheerleader to Millie Mask. Wanda Maynard bestows her wit upon Nadine Lingenfelter, Buddy McGee wishes to leave his ability to be Uncle Sam's Man to anyone who will take it. Jerry Nesom wills his bashful ways to Dewayne Butler to use as he pleases. Beverly Noble wills her desire for long fingernails to Freda McNatt. Henry Payne wills his ability to date DEBBIE REYNOLDS to I . A, Brust. HJ. Price leaves his abilty to skip class to Gene Hudson. Howard Price wills his ability to argue with the teachers to. Kenneth Render, Donald Shopher leaves his ability to train animals to John Lovins. Lowell Stevens leaves his ability to play ball to Dale Elder. Danell Taylor bestows her sense of humor upon Virginia Guest. Billy Thompson leaves his good grades in English to Harlan Barron. Jane Willey wills her ability to get a date and keep it to Bonnie Anderson, and wishes her the best of luck. ARTICLE V 'And to Mr. Harris we just leave. In witness thereof, we have affixed our seal to this document on the 24th day of April in the year of our lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-three. THE SENIOR CLASS by Iane Willey -mm 'MQ KENNETH RENDER HELEN SAWYER GENE HUDSON SHIRLEY RUSHING JUNIOR MINK MARY GAMBILL DONALD HINDMAN BONNIE ANDERSON GENE JOHNSTON BETTY OSBORN DEWAYNE BUTLER IUNE ANN TOLLEY CLIFFORD WILLIAMS SHIRLEY STEPHENS BOBBY RUSHING NORMA DOOLEY IOHN LOVINS MILLIE MASK ROY BRYANT MARTHA GILLEY NADINE LINGENFELTER JOYCE TROUTMAN CLIFFORD PRICE FREDA MCNATT 4 LONNIE ELDER ELIZABETH HALL GERALDINE PUTNEY MARILYN CRAIN I. A. 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Gatlin Audrey Price Doyle Gene Lemons Myrlee Brown Floss Jean Forehand Carl Vaughn Virgie Wilbanks Larry Salings Janice Hindman Lester Miller Generee Harris Earnest Adams Jerry Cooper Ronald Spencer O ref' Q . sw J W my C ...,. is -. WV an -bZ.Vg J 4 pxiv ,, '1'5'A' is alurvlvssnvun , fw' , 7 ! N p .WHL A A . PENNY- 8651611 '7-Ioan and Larry 9-Rita and Ralph ik 12-Babs and Pill ---.-.-.- ' yew-u-.-.gn ehllnvllhik 5-33.24, , 'ri 1 'P' fs 8-Wilma and Jerry S 53 Si- F? 10-Maxine and Jewel -U1--........,.,,. mv----..-, ll-Pokey and Rosie ' 64 I 1 ,...J -s x 1 Zemenfwaqy Back row: Ray Maynard, Ronnie Crain, Tim Hudson, Jim Vick, C,B, McCamey, James Duncan, Gerald Price, Bobby Killian, Jerry Mink, Dale Taylor, David McLeod, Second row: Paulette Rhea, Glenda Hattenhauer, Linda Braden, Helen Johnson, Brenda Tedder, Mary Hensley, Brenda Lovins, Cheryl Cudd, Paulette Whatley, Bettye Brown, Claudene South. Front row: Sandra Law- rence, Marcia McNatt, Bobby Gibson, James Macon, Shirley Hurst, Gail Pounds, Sandra Adams, Hazel Andrews, James Walker, Jerry Hall, Wayne Barron, Mrs, Frankie Nelms. Back row: James Hattenhauer, Billy Troutman, Dora Kidd, Geniece Miller, Verma Miller, James Martin, A.T, Cullens, Junior Passmore, Second row: Gerald Redd, Bob Clark, Joseph Owens, Eula Forehand, Sharon Reed, Geneva Maynard, Jim Davis, Roy Autry, Donald Wicker, Johnny Baldridge, Donna Maberry, Front row: Shirley Macon, Paul Haas, Charles Harris, Lester Barnett, Hershel Gil- ley, Vernon Like, Donald Martin, Kenneth Lowe, Linda Cothran, Miss Jewel Smith, Teacher, Back row: Elbert Barnett, Helen Foster, Lucille Cullens, Mayme Wrinkles, Sondra Tedder, Geral- dine Smith, Carolyn Groves, Grace Berry, Mildred Carpenter, Jerry Johnston, Roy Vick, Next row: Ann Dooley, Robert Andrews, Ronny Hutchinson, Eunice Futtrel, Peggy Grimes, Hubert Law- rence, Lowell Price, Ellen Fowler, Everett Braden. Front row: Johnny Bishop, Wayne Martin, Eu- gene Shelby, Dennis Davis, Danny Somers, Martie Pasmore, Melvin Autry, George Autry. Not show: Wanda Williamson, T Mrs, Vera Ackerman 4, 2:08501 joe Au Back row: Sammie Copeland, Gary Copeland, Joan Gann, Robert Dillard, Curtis McNatt, Delores Dickens. Next row: Mary Foster, Brenda Mink, Larry Stallings, Will Ed Turner, Ralph Elders, Bettie Turner, Next row: Lavada Britt, Linda Masterson, Dannie Vaughn, Charles Johnston, James Lingenfelter, Jerry Stallings, Mary Clark, Front row: Marlene Blancett, Paulette Robinson, Linda Prestidge, Janiece Mooneyham, Delmar Passmore, Harold Swan. Teacher, Miss Downs. row: Fred Hattenhauer Davis, Hattie Foster Gilley, Next row: Hubert Morrison, Chris Seats, Bonnie McCamey, Judy Haas, Paul Taylor, John Miller, Norman Franks, Next row: William Dwan, Georgia Eastep, Jones Martin, Michael Brady, Robert Redd, Linda Duncan, John Osteen, Wayne Couch, Vivian Garmen, Front row: Virginia Macon, Patsy Killian, Marjorie Thacker, J,R. Summer, Norma Miller, Thelma Hays, Carolyn Taylor, Teacher, Mrs. Pounds. - ---A.AAA,AA, Elf ANA 3.6 Back row: Nina Crain, Bertha Harris, Donald Mink, Dale McGee, Robert Stephens, Richard Storey, Calvin Vick, Howard Maxwell, Reba Elder, Judy Brown, Next row: Woodrow Brown, Jean Garland, Bennie Price, Jerry Chamberlain, Joe Adams, Mackey Rainwater, Donnie Troutman, David Owens Donnie Lowe, Lenita Futrell, Martha Cheshier, Sara Lovins, Gladys Ramer, Front row: Juanita Woods, Carolyn Clark, Bobby Shelby, Jerry Gipson, Earnest French, Iva Vaughn, Larry Lenderman Berl Price, Bobby Dillard, Roy Gann, Glenda Davenport, Mrs. McEwen. M-if A ta .,,,. . . 1 ,. .z4.f.1, , H-.,.,g is . i L 'S-du... 'NS-. Billy Brown, Back row: Edward Clark, Melvin Eastep, Leo Elder, Back row: Jerry Masterson, Robert Cooper, Charles Weathers, Mur- Jerry Davies, Next row: Melvin aker, l'1'l OE at, J. A, Sh C0 Hath Joe Harris, lyde W:C IIO CX arren Shelby, N Cheshier, W Y rell Jones, Ra Tedder, Glenda Johnston, Nor- YU Carol ore , Passrn th nsley, Ru He John- Y elby, Ra Sh Joe l'lS, Lovi CH Andrews, Ow Billy oley, Do Buddy Kirk, Jan l'8. Next row: Sond F. H6 Tur Zia Barb aughlin, cL maM er, ill M ckie Ja Davenport, Y es, Ro ITI ri G CS l'I'l Ja I POW! SX on, N St Sue Larry Hindman, Olene Britt, Jackie McGee, McLaughlin, Lane, Front row: Wilma Miller, Cudd, Rosa UU A nard , 3Y M anita Ju eacher ke, T i dL Smith, Harol arrell Donna Forehand, D ms, ia Will SD Q. o U N I-1 I-1 u.: o FH J A-I GJ I-4 II-l N LD 1: at I-4 CD 9 Lu J Q1 J-I ... CD inge nf Roberta L CHS, Ow HC Nadi el Hall, ch Mrs, Ra hite, W iss M Troy Franks nd, la J, L, Killian, Troy Back row: Ray Dean Sann, Roscoe Weaver, Fannie McCamey, Ray Back row: Wilma Stallings, Jerry Gibson, Ruth Y le w: Stan EIO CX oe Lovins. N 0l'lI ry Brown, M l' Ie nard , 33' M gson, T6 G TY 3. w:M Il'0 CX N ell, HXW M Y ncett, Bill la He ard, Jerry B Larry Boyd, Lucy Gatlin, Miller, Rachel Andrews Mary Andrews, Evelyn Eastep, Michael Johnston, Earnie Vau hn, OD Larry Hall, w: Mildred Brewer, Bernice Kelley, Danny Rainwater Hu- Next ro Sarah Pounds, Dale Billy Bowling, Next row: Stanley Johnson, Front row: Dorothy Lonnie McNatt, Ray Simpson, bert Garland, Patsy Cole, Joyce Couch, Front row: Ida Clark, Donal Salings, ville l'l F3 com, G W Ne ke Mi ith, lTl yS f1'll'l'l Ii rv icke W ws, Patsy Andre lif- binson, C Ro ilton, Patsy l'l'l Ha ie 3l'g Price, M ada Smith, Arm Guest, Mrs, Wilson. Teacher, e Elder, Miss Harris, Su Hg, 011 uy, Tommy Y Lo rd fo 'F' . -sa. Back row: Edna Passmore, Buddy Mink, Betty Rhea, Wilton Reece, Junior Gilley, Junior Dooley, Paul Guest, Eugene Masterman, Gene Williams, Allen Keller, Donald Bounds. Next row: Donna Johnson, Florence Lansden, Shirley Johnson, Tulip Gatlin, Florence Passmore, Eula Gambill, Doris Troutman, Sandra Johnson, Front row: Donald Fowler, Larry Bishop, Lorene Lingenfelter, Bobby Rhea, Joan Boyd, Jane Duncan, Joan Mothershed, Betty Leach, Marty Crain, Teacher, Mr, Martin. .11 si. 'I if s.. Q Back row: Marvin Holloway, Junior Davis, Wendell Turman, Jim Hall, Donald Brown, Minnie Cullins, Bonnie Coleman. Next row: Wilma Vaughn, Barbara Stallings, Dwaine Green, Larry Smith, Elwanda Smith, Patsy South, Sue Davis, Lue Davis, Mary Morrison, Rosalee Weaver, Front row: Helen Grimes, Florence Swam, Mary Carpenter, Vonda Davis, Patricia Taylor, Loretta Watts, Joan McNatt, Thula Fox, Norma Lenderman, Mr. Spurlock, Teacher. T :nwwg T 3135.3 Hifi? J sf VISIT OUR BOAT DOCK ri Speed Boat Rides - Excursions Outboards - Canoes Pedalos - Rowboats Special Rates to School Groups Yi' PATTERSON BOAT LINE Rockawa Beach Q5 . .Nig- V g4cZ2iQ'72ZJ- wma 77-94' Ufffzm W N I .Xfir- 'T and 77fem!ez4 Swim Zacketlafl 7eam4 SENIOR GIRLS Davies, Anderson, Davenport, Stephens, Tolley, Dooley, Layne, Coachg Mrs. Harris, Troutman, Osborn, McGee, Davenport, Gilley, Clark, I gl' ' ' I . 1 I I SENIOR BOYS Coach, Mr. Nelmsg Price, Stevens, Payne, McGee, Price, Thompson, Mink, Hindman, Williams. N SPORTS EVENTS Basketball SENIOR GIRLS-The senior girls got off to slow start, but are steadily improving. The senior girls should have a strong team next year as they lose only one guard, Louise Davenport. They have five juniors on the starting team. They are a small team but have shown a great spirit. They also -lost a regular guard, Pat Layne, who moved to St, Louis. SENIOR BOYS-The senior b0YS have had a fair season winning 13 while losing 6. They are led by their big center Henry Payne, who has had great help from Lowell Stevens, Howard Price, HJ. Price, Don Hindman, Lonnie Elders, and Billy Thompson. They got a tough break when they lost their star forward, Buddy McGee. IUNIOR GIRLS-The junior girls have a good team and should have a great senior girls team in two years. They have a great forward in Rita Mae Turner, who has fine help'from Delores Adams, Martha Hatcher, and three fine guards in Delores Davies, Wanda Gatlin, and Winnie Coleman, In years to come we will be proud of these girls. JUNIOR BOYS-'I'hey are very big for junior boys and should have a good team in years to come, They have five promising boys in Muriel Couch, Tommy Carter, Perry Gregson, Jerry Hayes and Cloyce Vaughn. They should have it in years to come, We are pulling for you boys, don't let us down. ---Pin -.Q if , s .s cwiofz ?a,4+6eZZalZ 7646? JUNIOR GIRLS Adams, Gatlin, Dacus, Turner, Coleman, Adams, McSpadden, Coach Harris, Hatcher, Heard, Stephens, LOLIY, Davies, Anderson, Q 1' RA mssm fe, JUNIOR BOYS Porter, Rupard, Butler, Gregson, Vaughn, Boyd, Reece, Davis, Couch, Coleman, Carter, Hays. 'st mn! 1' ' , , i mf- . v . , 5, . , ,G 3. is q' 4 557, 5, ,., , '. , E t E . h ,ell - ' x 4 .J 'V ref a E. 3 f X XJ' 'Q Q ' 4 N, i gf 5 ' A Q ' 3 - Q ns , ' 1 i I i Q , . QMMQD aa- - CHEERLEADERS Sue Brown, Janie Groves, Marilyn Crain, Patsy Markum, s fi . . 'I -QNNW G . V ' as ' a . 5 i fi Standing: Sue Price, Party Sue Lawrence, Linda Akers, Martha Vaughn. Kneeling: Janice Hindman, Frances Tolley, W 1 ROYALTY AND COURT FRANCES TOLLEY Junior Queen FREDA SUE McNATT Senior Queen 'Q , A Q . , 3-12 Q15 Q fp - X. A' M., . 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