Clarksville High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

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X Q4 ..1- .-A , - DEDICATION To Miss Pauline Michie whose faithful and devoted service through the years has made our school proud we, the journalism class dedicate this book. Miss lXl1Cl'llE,S years of faithfulness f and her firm sense of personal responsibility for the students o Clarksville have made her influence felt throughout the country- side. xx 1. 4 . wr -tn.. ,. A -. f- fi-' .V 41 4 :11fa.2. 4 -Eff'-1'f'iV,7 ' mfg -J... , 'W Q .L - n ,.', - , ,. , .- rt. L3 A if ' V .-K. . M' : :4e,E . : ' Q- : f f ' 1 I. ' L, -N 1 .y -1 x V. A -1'. 5'.l' i' V- ,RL . y , , '. ,'1'f,f, ,f L. -- 493.5 7 L 1'-gg, f' - -, . 1, 5: 51- .fn . ,., , f ' ' .1 . ' K. .- -rn 1 ' gy. .f ' 1, - -4.-rj I- ph f . .f R2 .. ,.. w f 9, .. af. . . ,. ,T--qw, 1 - ' 1,-sm , ,,m....A 1 H, um' 3.51: , A T, , ,V ni, ..' V, ' L. ..AH,.,. ,k,.-,.:V.V. I ,- - .5 4 , ,w , . x , ' , l1.'.5,xk-Tjigf. 4 .ffi ' ,, a I- ':.'W 'g'-51 ....,M,Q -3. . . Q.. 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' ' . ,z.', I 1931: ,W .5-A ' ' v ., J ' 1 I , 3. I , f .n r fn , ' ' 'A fu' . f, . i.. '.f- 2.35, rj! ,, 47. . A ,E I ,W I Z 14' , ' ' . I, nf.- .MZE -f L5-B.: -ff? R953 .v aw - 51,5 4' 1 ' . -- .:.-:4 - 11. . - , H . . V I- , ., .F W it -:qg gf: 4 I' V91 ' f, 1 y F v f , - f f K gf ff if 'J ff L5 A - ff' Ol .. ii ,-,l lfi!5E!,Q, ' -v,..........-- ' ' x I J kids' ll W dm R N.lS'ETd'CiON MR. ARLIE I.. KENDALI. Superintendent B. A., The College of the Ozarks M. A., University of Colorado Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Kentucky, Western State Kentucky, Western State Colorado MR. JOHN A. GIMLIN Principal Senior High School B. A., The College of the Ozarks Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Arkansas MISS PAULINE MICHIE Principal junior High School B. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers MISS MAUDE AGEE B. A., The College of the Ozarks MISS MARTHA BASHAM B. A., Hendrix College Graduate Study, Arkansas State Teachers and University of Arkansas MISS MADGE BOWLIN B. S. A. E., University of Arkansas Arkansas Tech MRS. ELBIE BRYANT B. A. The College of the Ozarks Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Colorado MISS RUTH FARMER B. A., The College of the Ozarks M. A., University of Arkansas MISS LENA FARRIS Arkansas State Teachers, The College of the Ozarks MISS CLORA FERGUSON B. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers MISS WILMA INGRAM The College of the Ozarks Library Science, University of Oklahoma MRS. FRANK KOON B. A., Henderson State Teachers College .3,.-:swf 1--:ag v , r .. If ,nit .rig '-ra W x A fu, -A . L. ,yi Q Qiga, A1 MF ' i F wg Y : N- , . M - JE, .Q efe.'ji-Nj, A51 g xiii. 1' -'W ' ii Q-QW - -l fff vwf as LL- , . . :ir- ..Q, gif' MR. BILL METHENY B. A., The College of the Ozarks MR. FELIX MICHELL The College of the Ozarks MISS SUSIE MOORE B. S., The College of the Ozarks Graduate Studg, Draughons chool of Business MRS. VERNA HARRIS B. A., The College of the Ozarks Graduate Study, Uni- ' versity of Arkansas MRS. MASON SEARCY B. A., Henderson State Teachers College 7 ,. ' 1 1': my 'L f. 1 MRS. MYRLE THOMPSON B. S. The College - of ihe Ozarks AN .4 4. E? 1 in Q . MR. EDGAR C. UPTON, JR. B. S. Southwestern ' Louisiana Institute ' Graduate Study, University of Arkansas Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Louisiana 'if' State University, , , Southwestern Louisiana i Institute , , .way MRS. RUBY VILLINES B. A. The College of the Ozarks A S Graduate Study, George ' Peabody College for Teachers, University of Arkansas 57, PENNINGTON 'S MRS. COY WEATHERTON f' 376 B. A., The College of . the Ozarks MR. KELLY WHITE rf i ' A f i A ii A ii E T1 -If .r' ., '7 .1-'I . A R A. - -... iflaif MRS. EVERETTE STEWART 7 5 B. A., The College of 1- . the Ozarks - 4' ' V 'Zi' Galloway College ' 5 . , ii., ' MRS. I. T. SHARP B. S. AE., University MRS. G. A. WINTERS L.nI., B.TA., :Arkansas - X rg ' fwwjx ,Q D uw '37, ft ,LN , W 1 f mffg Q Aff kt W, Wg U J I .fx-'x..,v N9 ,Qc NEOY5 JACKIE KEMP 'Do unto others before they can do unto you. Izaak Walton League of Amerita, Shop '48, '49, President Sen- Y ior Class 49, The Boarding House Reach, Ninety-Volt Jones, Lettered in football 47, '48, '49, Honor graduate 9th grade , ,H far Z BILL DICKERSON Howdy , 4-H Club '46, '47, FFA '47, '48, '49, President '49, Vice-President senior class '49, Advertising Mana- ger Panther Tracks '49, The Boarding House Reach, Limpy McGuire, On to Beth- lehem, Shepherd, Lettered in Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Lettered in Boxing '47 MISS MOORE Sponsor JO ANNE WALKER 'Aw shoot. Beta '47, '48, '49, FHA '46, '47, '48, ist vice'president '47, '48, Dist- rict Secretary '47, '48, FTA '48, '49, Secretary-Treas- uter Senior Class '49, Editor Panther '48, Lettered in basketball '47, '48, '49, Sub- captain '49, Girls State, 9th grade Valedictorian Spadra 0 PAUL STUMBAUGH Reporter, Senior class 'ip On to Bethlehem, Shepher 'Q A Child is Born, Innkeeper, Lettered in football 3 years, basketball 4 years MRS. KOON Sponsor af Aki-4 F' 'Er' BILL CLARK Ah Bull SIF-Toll , Student Council '47, '48, '49, Pres- ident '49, Shop '47, Vice- President '47 '48, Lettered in football '46, '47, '48, '49, Captain '49, Lettered in basketball '46, '47 ' cl-mR1.Es CLINTON . f X audi' BETTY BARNES shown FHA '47, '48, '49, First Vice-President '47,'48, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Vice- President '48, '49, Business Manager, Panther Tracks '49, Secretary-Treasurer Sub Deb Club '49, A Child is Born, Mendicant PATSY EWING DICKERSON My gosh , FHA '46, '47, '48, historian '47, '48, Rain- bow '46, '47, '48,Loca1W.A. '47, State GtandChoir, Grand Page '47, '48, Basketball '45, '46, Honor Graduate 9th grade I 1 Miss Agee, may I move to a ,j X ' 1 1, back seat? , Pep Club 49, Beta Club '49, Dramatics 41,1 . Club '48, Science Club '47, Vice-President '47, Stardust Music Club '49, The Board- ing House Reach, Wilbur Maxwell, A Child is Born, Dismas .t ,.,. , ,. C, 'btw NEDRA CASEY You know what I mean.' FTA '49, Pep Club '49, Glee Club '46, 4-H '46, '47, FHA '48, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Panther Tracks '49, For the Love of ROBERT DANE BROWN Mrs. Koon, would you go over that last problem a- gain? , Glee Club '48, '49, Stardust Music Club '49, C of O Band '47, '48, '493 President sophomore class '47, Band '47, '48, '49 DAVID EMERSON Miss A ee can I tell Char- S 1 lie a joke? , Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Junior Class- ical League '48, ,Science Club '47, FTA '49, De Molay '47, Secretary-treas- ure: FTA '49' President iunibr class '48, The Board- ing House Reach, John Max- well, A Child is Born, Wise Man . . 4' l V :1 ,I E -,fxQ,45i5l7:, 23. - Q , ' 7 7 , 'W' 1' ' f -:,:.:n. lG-'::. , . 'ifllxill i iifulsf ' ' . . f 4 ' ' iii ., ig, 3, . , A P Mike, Grace Howard CHARI CLARK Oh Lord! Pep Club '47 '48, '49, Cheerleader '47 '48, '49, Head Cheerleade '49, Vice-President 4-H '49, FHA '47, '48, '49, Dramatic: '48, The Boarding llous4 Reach, Connie Maxwell Basketball lettered '48, '49 Co-Capt. '48 WANDA FAYE FARRIS Oh how I hate those class- es. , Between the Covers Book Club '49, Vice-Pres- idenr '49, Library Club '47, '48, FHA '47, '48 Nui. BETTY LOUISE FLINT Oh, my Lord , FHA '46, '47, '48, Pep Club '46,'47, FTA '47, '48, '49, President '48, '49, State Vice-Pres- ident '48, '49, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Lettered '46, '47 MORGAN HAYN ES What say? LEON JACOBS Miss Agee, repeat the question. , FCA '49 . .fm Q. Y O ANIN HARDGRAVE I ' , Goodness! 5 FHA 473 FTA '49 . N 71 1 I ian-1 nf' GENE HARRIS Ohl! Bull , Latin Club '47, Football '47, '48, 49, lettered '47, '48, '49, Base- ball '47, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, lettered '45, '46, '48, Track '46 BETTY JEAN JOHNSON What for do you want to do , rhat? , Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Student Council '47, '48, FHA '46, '47, Recorder '47, '48, The Boarding House Reach, Bernadine Smith , Honor graduate 9th grade RILEY KELTOIN 'No cufsged foodlllg Thes- pian Cu ' 3, FFA '42, FTA '49, US Marine Corps Jigs. '44--Dec. '47, Football DORCAS LOUISE MIDDLETON Punkin g Beta '47, '48, '49, FHA '47g FTA '49, ,Student Council '46, Honor Graduate 9th grade DEAN MORRIS Good Gosh, Gertie. 5 '47, '48, '49, Secretary- Treasurer '493 Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Secretary '49 JACK KING 'No lie! Science Club '47g A Child is Born dierg Football '48 Sol- WAYNE LASTER FTA '47, '48, '49, Sgr. at Arms '48, '49g Football, Basketball, Baseball TEDDY PELTON Pep Club '48, '49, Cheer- leader '49, President '48, '49, Latin Club '48, The Boarding House Reach, Her- cules Nelson BILLY PATTERSON Basketball '47, '48, '49 FFA '48, '49 JOANN LEMLEY You're little, by Gee. g Pep Club '48, '49g FHA '48, Stardust Music Club '48, Glee Club '49, Pledge Mis- tress, Sub-Deb Club '49, The Boarding House Reach, Roughhouse Rosie, Basket- ball '49 KITTEN MITCHELL Me-a-e-ow Phst! g Pep Club '48, '49, Cheer Leadel '48, Treasurer '49, Drama- tics Club '48, Science Club '48, Glee Club '49, Sub-Del President '49, Stardust Music Club '48, Boarding House Reach, Nora DEAN PLUMB If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try aga1n. , Let- tered in football '48 MARTHA LEE SHELL President Science Club '47, Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Vice-President '49, Latin Club '47, '48, '49, President '48, Vice-Presidentjunior class '48, The Boarding House Reach, Lucy Burns, Lettered in basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Captain '47, '49, Girls' State, 9th grade valedictorian, President junior High Student Council, 1948 Special Award Key for High Scholastic Standing and Meritious Service of junior Classical League ANN CAROLYN REVIS We'd better hurry. , Latin Club '48, '49, Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Secretary '49, Vice-President Stardust Music Club '48, '49, Student Council '44-'48, President ylr. High Student Council 47, Dramatics Club '48, '49, A Child Is Born, Mary , Dawn in the Upper Room, Lydia, On to Beth- lehem, Angel, 9th grade valedictorian LAURA SEXTON Flag out , FTA '49 CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH An Old Fashion Mother, Charlie, the prodigal son, All City Pageant, Basket- ball team Parthenon High School '44, '45, '46, '47 LOELLA M. SANSING Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Sec- retary '48, President '49, Latin Club '47, '48, '49, Glee Club '48, '49, Between the Covers Book Club '49, the Boarding House Reach, Mrs. Maxwell, Honor Grad- uate 9th grade TOMMY SYKES 534 PEGGY JEAN SELF Golly Dizzel , FHA '47 FTA '48, '49, Vice-Pres ident '49, Basketball l'd like to have a date with you. ..m Eui Q SAMMY WITT , W4-is-, ' S l , it 4 E. T. VARDAMAN FTA '49, Lettered in foot- ball '49 REBECCA INEZ WHITSON Anybody seen Ervin? FHA '46, '47, '48, Science Club '47, Social President Library Club '47, Member '48, Between the Covers Book Club '49, President, Honor Graduate 9th grade HOUSTON TAYLOR Can I go get a drink? The Boarding House Reach, Mr. Potter, Member of first caucus, Member House of Rep. Boy State PEGGY TAYLOR Anybody know where Billy is? FHA '46, '47, '48,Beta Club '47, '48, '49, Stardust Music Club '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Cheerleader '49, Rainbow '46, '47, '48, '49, Sub-Deb Club '49, Dramatics '48, The Boarding House Reach-Betty Lou Maxwell, A Child is Born-Mendicant, Honor graduate 9th grade, Football Queen '46 Go fly a kite , President English Club '46, Treasurer Science Club '47, Glee Club '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Dramatics Club '48, Letter- ed two years in basketball, Lettered one year in track, Cheerleader '49 BETTY SUE WOOD Is that so? , FTA '49, FHA '46, '47, '48, Basket- ball '46, '47 LOIS MARGARET YOUNG oh myl , FHA '47, Lib- rary '48, treasurer '48, FTA '49, Student Council '46, '49, Honor graduate 9th grade MARY BETH THOMPSON Beta Club '47, '48, '49, President FHA '47, The Boarding House Reach, Mrs. Mott LOYAL D. CLARK No, Mr. Upton, I didn't do it. g Watch Dog, FFA '48, '49, Dramatics Club '48, A Child is Born, A king No picture DOROTHY WALKER Wonder where Gene is? Science Club reporter '47, Pep Club '49, FHA '47, Vice-President Student Council '48, The Boarding House Reach, Aunt Mary, Honor Graduate 9th grade Y 5 QSIXN. X Mr 1 M 'lf' tv Z Y rig? X K W ig ff Qq qY,,ff' ga :::5!.5S,1,4f uuiors f 5 g R I X .J 6 , Xian- Xll' AY? x EA ihrr 1 P5 MR. BILL METHENY, Sponsor MRS. MASON SEARCY, Sponsor ALICE ANN PATTERSON, President The Junior class has just got to make some mone CAROLYN KENDALL, Vice President Mercy! MARY ANN WEATHERTON, Secretary-Treasurer Bless your little pointed head! JOANNE COX, Reporter 'Oh, darn, where's he gone to now? KENNETH ATKINSON Golly dem! MARION CLEMMONS Well, I'1l be Swannee River! JIMMIE CLARK 'Well, I'll be darned. MARY BARNES Oh, did you see Buddy last night? ILADENE BOEN OhI What have I done wrong now? JIMMY LUE COFFEE 'Ohl For Heaven's Sake-- LENA COCHRAN What a world! What a life. SUE NELLE DICKERSON Has anybody seen Frank? PATSY DOTY What you know, kiddo? FRANCES DUTY You little idjit. BOBBY EDDINGTON ' 'Aw-w--Shoot ! ' ' FRANK EICHENBERGER It's a good life if you don't weaken. But who the heck wants to be strong. FLOIS EUSTICE Yes, we're twins. FLORA EUSTICE Where's Jackie? 'Q PATSY FREEMAN I clon't'care. ALFRED GARRETT Hope I can get the car tonight! AR LIE GWINN Never do today, what you can do tomorrow. H. C. HUGHES Ah! the heck with it. 42 6 i ,wax 4' 9' A If QA .,.,. '42 H , 1Effbfi4 i 25- mti: H :I --91 Sefbrgng wg? y x . X , , x 5 . in ail 3' 'ui i . a 5 at H ' . sh xr K ' N Wx s .. Z' 5 Y. .vw - Wi' 7. E . 3' ' I V ,Q v . 4 , s ' W 1 if A' x KlfE5fVf1,m1ffLil , , , ., H. , L, 7. - ,yggwaifgip Y' - A ,yrkL,'Li'.1,fe V X ,, ,,.. sr . . , -17ff'35vs v' 'Wee ,. ir' .lf . , fr :f yf '.,., ,, 25713 13, I 5 -2. lwgfsagw A YW . ' xi G16 f' . 17?-.2,.:1ifE'-ez-t,gk 1 .553 '1t'f1 Q ' .i.g',6.41 7 - . L. HAROLD EUGENE HULL Broke again. WANDA JEAN KAUFFELD Do you all know where...? ANNABELLE KENDALL Tommy, I will go on a diet. DAVID KING Comin' down tonight, Jack? PATSY I.. KING Good grief, I don'z know. JOAN LEEDS 'Oh, hector. Mr. Gimlin always picks on me BOBBY LIVINGSTON Don'r stop. GWENDOLYN MORRIS Hello-o-o. ROSENA M. OB ERSTE Oh, why did I ever get an upstair's locker. BOBBY P--HEAD PITTS Dum, if rhat's so! REUBEN PLUMB Nobody loves me. FRANKIE QUALLS Aw! Bull!?' EMMA JEAN RANNALS N Bobby, quit!! JANE RICKETTS Oh, my gosh! GLADYS SKAGGS I don't have time. PHIL TAYLOR I'd just as soon to as eat a bug. CYNTHIA JANE TERRY I still like Fort Douglas. PAT TUMBLESON Good gravey! GERALDINE WALKER I'm mad. PATRICIA WHEELER I can't find it nowg but it's somewhere in my notebook. BILLY WILLIS Aw-Fuzzy!! Pictures unavailable: ERNEST HARRIS, JR. Oh! What shall we do today? LE E FRANKLIN LASTER Never do tomorrow what you can do today. BILLY PORTER Haste makes waste. l'BUD'A'. WHITE ,LMWWW I yiynt 9 ,531 A 'S .,x 'Q' A , 12, 'K , I I Ha Q- I I we .1 :Q el .xxx li E Wh e. iS Locker 171 17. 1 Y? -Ns Sk i ,rv 5 EEE ff fy J , X23 A VM QSQYTWJ V23 ,,, 9 W EM Sf J X , f--f X X h ff? X 17 ll X , ,go Pho mo res 'Jim Betty Coats, Presxdent Paul Baker oan Bunch Mickie Carter Dorothy Duty Bill Eddington w e .- X .. b ,trf f Q s My .1 - 3 if 9 K7 in ' .. i k t ' ' l leg-it . ' l Dean Daniel, Vice-President Ruby Bean Eugene Chambers Cecil England D -L .3 Nfl Q . -- . Qyfzgjg, lL,.asVX'T1,, 613' . D ,S 2 i V l' my , Yi 6 vw! x x H x 1 'ffm l ?1 w H H . fa A 1 fire --gf' is Q -1' 3 x Y , ,, 4' in s ,R 23: Q ! gg 1 A ,Rm 1 M1 5 WN S iff ntt Q Wk 4 - Q f fl .- .l at te '- ,4g..v,,ff4U,. ,QQ 4? -'X Lyda Lou Willey, Se cretary-Tre as urer Delores Blackard Noel Daniel Charles Fanner ' , 5 ty: ., . -- F4 U ' jella Farris Patricia Felkins Oletta Hawkins Augusta Houston jimmy Kolb Freddie Martin 'Jw 1 1 .,. my Q - 'Q' -A 2. F m Q K , aww, R, 'W' 'iff 'f.f 5 ,,., i aw, 'fi 1-q 1 Q' Donnie Flint Allene Griffin Foster H Jimmie Jacobs Rebecca King Rita Ki! Douglas Lewis Peggy Lipps jerry Mc Billie Matlock Rosalie Middleton Mary Tom t W' W 44 F M in ,, Y'-5 ilifff. , 's ,mh. , X i,ixi4s'm1 l if: I A U , uf Qi glsxgi f, i Q J is J S 2 M, P95 QT X-Q U' 2 S 5 wx 5? glam S Fx WI 7? 4 nl'f Rl Ruth Moen Nlargaret Carolyn Morgan joan Park Edward Patterson Patsy Patten alia Pazdera Ethelcla Peters Roberta Peters Bob Pitts, jr Lonnie Qualls Billy Earl Rainwater Patricia Tinsley I 1 of at 1' ,lsr wir t iiL.y L, 1, 2, r fill:-N 1 i Hirsigfj s Sd'-S ' fr O 1 I H' IP JY' gh saixfszii R , x F if N50 J 0 KL' X I 3 N Q9- 'L :Pres Prmenl Pauline Michie, Miss Clora Ferguson, Mrs. G. A. Winters, Evelyn Acord Russell Albright Principal of Home Room Teacher Home Room Teacher uior High School :vin Ashmore Lynn Barnsley Don Blackburn Irma Childers jo Kathryn Clark :line Anne Coffee Emogene Curtis Betty jo Dalton Leona Daniel Betty Jo Dickerson A.1l:E i l zW Iliilladxiqiv '1Nlnl IM:iir:A E ' 15 9915? .M QT fm 366' I? ,V fn 'fl' s ig: M ,m:i.AV.. uzi sgf ff 4 F-f' A Vi,i ,,X,m,,A 1 N SJ -v-L si Sv 5 Q sf ll Kyle Hamm Betty Hughes Ada Ral Frank Newby Edna Hunnicutt Claude Spai john Ward H. B. Willis Ann Year Rueline Taylor Dortha Tipton M-f1?1'v:2?Qwnd:-yum. .Arm Jjfsar 7 i- Imam 1 ,, bl X ul Wm 17111 X Xx fades ge-van and Eight 8 - 2 CLASS First-row, left to right: Betty Lou Brown, Barbara Ann Bean, Joanne Willett, Patricia Duke, Virginia Mae Clayborn, Bonnie Sue Shortt, Rita Faye King, Clara Jean Hinson, Betty Jo Evans Second row: Miss Lena Farris, Wendell Flint, Verlon Harris, Betty Ruth Nichols, Margaret Richard- son, Reda Fern Clayborn, Carlene Ritchie, Kay Holloway Third row: Tom Patterson, Charles Martin, Ancil Minor, Lloyd Ratliff, Carolyn Miracle, Sue Patter- son, Phyllis Sears, Evelyn Chesser Iwa- WNWH2: W ' 8 - 1 CLASS First row, left to right: Patsy Harkreader, Carl Acord, Jack Cecil, Patricia Huff, Hazel Skaggs, Lorraine Darnelle, james Adams, Truman Owen Second row: Billy Lee Garrett, Johnnie Russell, Uriah McCarley, Joan Bunch, Dona Allen, Patsy Howard, Lola May Clayborn Third row: Delores Mayfield, Dimple Whittington, Meta Ashmore, Margaret Harbert, Ada Lou King, Pat Haines, jane Kolb, Sue Ann Sykes, Shirley Blackard, Mrs. Elbie Bryant 8 - 3 CLASS First row, left to right: Don Morris, Rode Farmer, Ragon Thompson, Phillip England, Gilbert Daniels Second row: Alfred Landthrip, Charles Callahan, Don Head, Donald Meek Third row: Edna Ellison, jerry Bailey, J. D. Middlebrook Fourth row: George Tillman, James Hinson, Robert Ed Jarris, Miss Pauline Michie gg iswnmmfl 0808491-WWI QIBPHKOV1' ! f Q use sf Mi' 1 wr 4 Q -V if il W ' a.mwmM1vZflfw2 , ,,, N 7-2 CLASS First row, left to right: Bobby Freeman, W. R. Curtis, Barbara Ashlock, Earlene Wise, Dorothy Williams, Anna Ruth Dobbs, Margaret Smedley, Raymond Thompson, jimmy Patterson Second row: Charles Wood, Reid Elkins, Grover Pratt, William Gray, jack Dempsy Pearson, Don Stumbaugh, john Miers, james Martin, Billy Ricketts, Frank Ransom Third row: Johnie Handly, jimmy Stewart, jerry Stiles, Mrs. Elbie Bryant, Lynville johnson, Jimmie Williams, George Ferguson, jackie Manbeck, Troy Dean Pitts, Arthur Russell, Ralph Owens 1 7 - 1 CLASS First row, left to right: Patsy Eichenberger, Tommy Bly, Barney Rae Bean, Dayne Phillips, Jesse Bill Daniels, Leon Doty, Jon Tom McAnear, Garth White, Jo Ann West, Anna Faye Landthrip Second row: Myrtle Self, Joan Pa ne, Jimmie Martin, Betty Louise Burns, Geneva King, Gladys Farris, Reba Fae Bean, Stella Nunlly, Virginia Mae Cater, Ina Faye Patterson Third row: Gloria Nell Rachel, Elizabeth Middleton, June Felkins, Mona Kaye Patterson, Mary Jo Tolbert, Ann McCarley, Martha Morrow Rice, Alvina. Glpson, Mary Ann Mickel, Mrs. Anna Joe Weatherton 7 - 3 CLASS First row, left to right: Joyce Chambers, Anita Ashlock, Joyce Ellen Russel, Johnnie Bell Roberts, Jane Davis, Bertha Fay King, L. C. Griffin, Catherine Standen, Elizbath Ann Sparks, W. L. Hooten Second row: Deloris Lewis, Neta Fay Hinson, Ruby Lee Smith, Norma Lee Bailey, Rita Lee Martin, Madia Lee Laugwitz, Yvonne Basham, Anna Lou Goodwin, Joan Porter, Bertie Harmon Third row: Jaunita Garland, Willive Garland, Ardeth Fetters, Earsteen Rogers, Louise Hill, Carolyn Cameron Fourth row: Mrs. Coy Villines, Jewel Hobbs, Fred Lee Taylor, Carl Rickets, J. D. Cameron, Marian Walker, James Wood, George Lee Brown, Billy Fergurson, Elwood Early WHO'S WHO P ATRICIA WHEELER S Most Co-operative Girl L ,.,' Q. B , UW' RANNE QMS nov F -oven e-ov Mos! 201 ayenied MOS CAROLYN KENDALL ANN REVIS Most Talented Girl Be5t'ma'mefed Girl Best-dressed Girl ELL ,A , A Sh w N1 fm WQ2ifX B es? PAVYOVQ BC JIMMY KOLB Best-mannered Boy ,I , U A .f QVV ' Xi , jf N, W A , L I W h b ' .. undnav54Mv'f L 3 m ' 1 , ,mm EUGENE HARRIS L Cutest Boy BeONNIE QUALI- st B 05' Athletes CLE Most 1Q,H:d5RE Ome Bo MARGARET CAROLYN MORGAN Best Girl Sport 1-et . Uest Girl 'ig xg, K ,, SV, , W TEDDY PELTON I BOBBY EDDIINGTON Best A11-round Boy 5 Best Boy Sport 'a JW M f ' W Y -V Q - fo-bg ' f X' .4 'J x 30 , f 'Fel ' 47 0 0 R53 'M ! MMS if I V 'G-1 h4 Ss.. ...ff'k.fg!.J'-I .J XL- .slap Aclivifies BAND During the 1948-1949 school year the Band Booster Club bought a set of tympani and forty new uniforms. Under the direction of Mr. Felix Michell the band attended three festi- vals, the Northwest District at Paris, the State at Hot Springs, and Bi-State ar Fort Smith. Some advanced members of the band attended the District Clinic at Van Buren and the State Clinic at Russellville. When the Clinic and Festival work was completed, prepar- ations were begun for football season marching. Members of the band are shown below. Sue Nelle Dickerson, kneeling, is the drum mayor. In the first row are Flora Eustice, Eudell Nelson, Dickie Bishop, Don Morris, Jackie Looper, George Ferguson, Bobby Freeman, jon Tom McAnear, Flois Eustice. Second row: Dane Brown, Claude Spainhour, Agee Barnsley, Rose Farmer, Alfred Land- thrip, ,Frank Ransom, Don Stumbaugh, james Martin. Third row: Gilbert Daniels, jerry Bailey, Edan Hunnicutt, Carroll Rowbotham, Ragon Thompson. Fourth row: Frank Newby, Jackie Manbeck, Kyle Hamm, Joanna Sue Garner. Fifth row: Joanne Crumrine, Gaye Strong, Alvina Gipson, john Ward, J. D. Middlebroolr. Sixth row: Kenneth Crumrine, Bobby Earl Pitts, Don Head, Robert Ed Farris, Arlie Guinn, Edward Patterson. Seventh row: Charles Farmer, Bobby Livingston, Wanda Kauffeld, Don Blackburn, David King, Charles Callahan. . , c y ifi Wffrg CVF. .,,. Q Z 'iii Mm WMM WWW H rf ' 15 rs, at V 1 r 5 W: , , ,..,,,.,.,.,..,,,..,,,,, W X L ', BETA CL B Front row, left to right: David King, Sue Nelle Dickerson, Annabelle Kendall, Treasurer, Alice Ann Patterson, Peggy Taylor, Ann Revis, Secretary, Patsy King, Joanne Cox, Mary Ann Weatherton, Loella Sansing, President, Carolyn Kendall, joan Leeds, Mary Beth Thompson, Miss Ruth Farmer, sponsor, David Emerson Second row: Flora Eustice, Patricia Wheeler, Martha Shell, Vice-President, Rosena Oberste, Frances Duty, Betty Jean johnson, Dorcas Middleton, Flois Eustice Third row: Ioanne Walker, Marion Clemmons, Wanda Kauffeld, Gwendolyn Morris WHAT IS THE BETA CLUB? The Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership service club for high school students of America. It's purpose is to encourage effort, to promote character, to stimulate achievement, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward merit, and to encourage and assist students to continue their educa- tion after high school graduation. Members are chosen by the following standards: 1. Good mentality and character 2. Creditable achievement 3- Comrnendable attitude The Beta Club is a national organization and sponsors an educational fund. The local chapter sponsors and writes the school paper The Panther . Last year at the annual convention our chapter won first prize in the talent contest. BET EE THE C0 ER BOOK CL B Standing, left to right: Cynthia Terry, Betty Lee, Loella Sansing, Miss Ingram, Sponsor, Neomia Owens, Peggy Lipps, Ruby Bean, Patsy Freeman Kneeling: Ethelda Peters, Secretary, Rebecca Whitson, President, Wanda Faye Farris, Vice-Pres- ident, Boggie Morgan, Reporter The Between the Covers Book Club was organized December 6, 1948, in the high school library. It is sponsored by Miss Wilma Ingram, the school librarian. The purpose of the club is to stimulate reading interests by reading and reviewing new books. First row, left to right: Thomas William Nation, Donald Lee Flint, Ilarvey Albro Warren, Jody Blood- nic, Billy Clark, Treasurer, H. C. Hughes, Fayne Mooney, Hoy jean johnson, Heartstill Patterson, joe Marlow, Secretary, Blake Baskin, Reporter Second row: Sanford Blakely, Kenneth Crumrine, Earnest Harris, Charles Smith, Wayman Bean, Char- les Gilbert, Lee Merle Storms, Kenneth King, Paul Baker, E. C. Upton, Advisor Third row: james Hobbs, Charles Carter, Mercein Baskin, Vice-President, Billy Dickerson, Pres- ident, Reuben Plumb, Bobby Soard, Loyal Clark, Watch Dog, Billy Darrel Patterson, Bobby Brazil, Walter Nowatny Absent: Dean Plumb, Walter Looper, Robert Owens This organization, the F. F. A., is an old one in the schools of America. lt enables the members to compete for national honors in farming and farm life. It stresses practical experience in machinery and farm work. It also has District and State competition for its members. ...W , MAA Hx ' wir HJ xfaikfli T it ' ' s fff1 F. H. A. Seated, left to right: Rebecca King, Augu ta Houston, Julia Pazdera, Betty Barnes, Chari Clark, Joan Leeds, Frances Duty, Paula Fleming, Roberta Peters, Mickie Carter, Betty Coats, Ruby Bean, Patricia Felkins, Etta Mae Allen, Billie Matlock, Rosalie Garrett, Ruth Moen, Ethelda Peters, Gladys Skaggs Standing: Ruth Rogers, Patsy King, Rosena Oberste, Iladean Boen, Miss Bowlin, sponsor, Dorothy Duty, Oleta Hawkins, Roselyn Baskin, Patsy Patten The FHA is a national organization of pupi'ls studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. FHA offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. lt provides opportunities to share in solving problems of home life. Sponsors group projects, local, state, and national in scope. Increase opportunities for the development of leadership. F. T. . Standing, right to left: Wayne Laster, E. T. Vardaman, Lois Young, Mrs. Verna Pennington, Co- ordinator, David Emerson, Kenneth Atkinson Seated: Dorcas Middleton, Laura Sexton, jo Anne Walker, Betty Flint, Joann Hardgrave, Nedra Casey, Peggy Self, and Betty Woods The FTA is an organization of students for distributive education, diversified occupations, and trade classes. The name for the organization was selected since it was agreed that a person who works in a store or as a mechanic is considered a tradesman. The purpose of this study is to help the student analyze the requirements, advantages, and opportunities of the career in which he is most interested. Q7 el, GLEECHJHS Seated, left to right: Delores lilackard, joan Park, Geraldine Walker, Peggy Tinsley, Anna Carlene Thompson, Loella Sansing Second row: julia Pazdera, Margaret Morgan, Rosalie Middleton, jimmy Clark, Sammy Witt, Patricia Tinsley, Carolyn Kendall, Dorothy Duty Third row: Neomia Owens, Joann Lemley, jerry McAnear, Dane Brown, jimmy Lue Coffee, Kitten Mitchell This club was organized to promote ensemble singing among boys and girls of the high school and to further the personal advancement of them in music. There are twenty-one members in this group, which in cooperation with the dramatics department gave the Christmas pageant, A Child ls Born . The yearls plans included an Easter contata and assembly and chapel singing. LATI CLUB First row, left to right: Edward Patterson, jr., Marion Clemmons, Program Chairman, jimmy Kolb, Patricia Wheeler, Secretary, Wanda Kauffeld Second row: Miss Basham, Sponsor, Martha Shell, Mary Ann Weatherton, Dorothy Smith, Loella San- sing, Ann Revis, David King, G. W. Shook, Alice Ann -Patterson, President, Carolyn Kendall, Treas- urer, joanne Cox, Emma Jean Rannals, Annette Doerpinghaus The Latin Club is an important club in the school, but does its work silently as well as effi- ciently. For this reason perhaps it is not so well known as some of the other clubs. Though small in number, its members work hard and accomplish a great deal. This year it has sponsored an attractive float for homecoming, had a Christmas Chapel program, and is planning its annual banquet. -ax 'VK' THHEPANTHER Standing, left to right: joan Leeds, Art Editor, Miss Farmer, Sponsor, Carolyn Kendall, Circulation Manager, Alice Ann Patterson, Advertising Manager Seated: Patricia Wheeler, Associate Editor, jo Anne Walker, Editor-in-Chief, Sue Nelle Dickerson, Business Manager The Panther, sponsored by the Beta Club for several years has quite a few purposes. The paper helps to present our school to the public, to improve morale, to acquaint one student with another, and with the different clubs an'd organizations in the school. lt is a very worthy project for a club to sponsor. It is supported by the ads bought by Clarksville business men, who have bought gener- ously of advertising in return for student patronage. The Panther is a member of Arkansas High School Press Association and Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society of high school journalists. ANTHER C B Standing, left to right: Leona Daniel, Assistant Editor, Virginia Walker, Circulation Manager, Irma Childers, Advertising Manager, Russell Albright, Editor-in-Chief, Miss Farmer, Sponsor. Seated: Bobby Fincher, Literary Editor, Claude Spainhour, Sports Editor, Freda Adams, Feature Editor, Pat Smith, Art Editor, Dortha Tipton, Society Editor, Anna Evelyn Acord, Business Manager The Panther Cub was organized in November, 1948, by the 9-l English class. The purposes of this paper are as follows: To keep a record of the activities of junior High School, to encourage people to learn how to write, to recognize all of those who accept leadership and responsibility, to encourage the proper sense of humor, to present our school to the public, to learn some of the printer's problems. Q--.-,..,.w,,,.,f,t,.. A , r ..,,,3.. .. ,r it NU 545 . l:12 ?L.xs' L-,, f ,xmwffm It was after AEA Convention that the journalism class finally persuaded Miss Farmer Cstanding at leftJ that they could and would do enough work to gather material enough to fill an annual and sell enough ads to pay for the extra pages. Patricia 'Wheeler Cstanding at center? was elected Editor-in-chief, Bill Dickerson Cstanding at right? was elected Advertising Manager, joan Leeds Cseated at leftl was not in the class but was called upon to do the art work, Gwendolyn Morris Csecond from leftj was DOI here when the officers were chosen, Betty Barnes Cthird from left? was chosen as Business Manager, Joanne Cox Cfourth from left? was Assistant Editor, Paul Stumbaugh and Nedra Casey Cat the typewritersl were elected Assistant Advertising Manager and Assistant Business Manager respectively. PEP CL B First row, left to right: joan Leeds, Frances Duty, Flois Eustice, Peggy Taylor, Cheerleader Geraldine Walker, Mary Barnes, Betty Barnes, Betty Lee, Mickie Carter, Patsy Rachel, Margaret Mor an Secgnd row: Birdena Morris, joan Bunch. Patsie Doty, Lena Cockran Third row: Luanne Thompson, Annabelle Kendall, Cheerleader, Nedra Casey, Paula Fleming, Bobby Earl Pitts, Mrs. Searcy, sponsor, Rebecca Whitson, Roberta Peters, jella Farris, Joann Lemley, Chari Clark, Cheerleader, Rosemary Thornton, Kitten Mitchell, Mary Tom Mills, Delores Blackard, Dorothy Smith Standing: H. B. Willis, jimmy Clark, Edward Patterson, W. C. White, Sammy Witt, Cheerleader, Charles Clinton, Cheerleader, Teddy Pelton, Cheerleader Clarksville High School had a very enthusiastic pep squad this year under the able leadership of seven cheerleaders and their sponsor, Mrs. Mason Searcy. The student body and townspeople fell in with the leaders and backed an outstanding football team. Much credit is due them for the fine spirit manifested at the games. 7 it ' 'dm:L'w:W 'if UP ' N ATOM SCIENCE CLUB Top row, left to right: Edward Patterson, Bobby Fincher, Myrle Thompson, sponsor and publicity chairman, Frank Newby, Lester Foulke Middle row: Norman Marvel, Betty jo Dickersong jimmy Lue Coffee, librarian, Leona Danielg Pat- ricia Tinsleyg Noel Daniel, vice president, Anna Thompsong jo Kathryn Clark Bottom row: Claude E. Spainhourg Lyda Lou Willeyg Ada Ralphg Jacqueline Ann Coffeeg Sue Tolbert, secretary, Russell Albrightg, Frankie Qualls, presidentg Peggy Tinsley, treasurer This club was organized in February, 1947, with Miss Ruth Farmer as sponsor and obtained a charter of affiliation with the Science Clubs of America. The members have earned enough money to purchase and stock a large aquarium and buy other science equipmentg they built the prize win- ning float for the homecoming parade and displayed a first prize winning exhibit at the Johnson County Fair. The pick and shovel brigade at CHS is made up of nine energetic young men who make minor re- pairs ar the buildings in District No. 17. They are, standing: Leon Jacobs, Morgan Haynes, Teddy Felton, jack Wayne King, Tommy Sykes, W. C. Bud White u I Seated are: jackie Kemp, Mr. Kelly White, instructor, Glenn Brewer, Arlie Gumn q-wp.: MN V T TARDUST MUSIC CLUB First row, seated: Flora lfustice, second vice-president, Frankie Qualls, president, Ann Revis, first vice president Second row, seated: Alice Ann Patterson, corresponding secretary, Flois liustice, Treasurerg Joanne Cox, Recording secretary First row, standing: joan Leeds, Frances Duty, l,yda Lou Willey, Neomia Owens, Anna Thompson, Claude Spainhour, jo Kathryn Clark, Joanna Sue Garner, Gaye Strong, Carolyn Kendall, Peggy Taylor Second row, standing: julia Pazder, Edward Patterson, Dane Brown, Alfred Garrett, Don Blackburn, john Ward, Kyle Hamm, Dorothy Duty Members absent from picture are: Jo Ann Lemley, Ava Neille Mitchell, Mary Tom Mills, Dorothy Smith, Geraldine Walker, Wanda Kauffeld, Anna Kauffeld, Gwendolyn Morris This club was formed in March, 1948, with fourteen members. lt is connected with the district, state and national units of the American Federated Music Clubs. This year the club activities in- cluded parties, public programs, and attendance at the state convention. The junior High Student Council was organized in 1942. It is primarily the governing body of the school. The principal has veto power over all legislation. It consists of a president, a vice- president, and one representative from each room. The officers are elected by popular vote. Quali- fications for president and vice-president are A in scholarship and B in citizenship. Qualifi- cations for other officers are B's . Standing, left to right: jo Kathryn Clark, President, Doris Mayfield, Vice-president, Evelyn Acord, Bobby Fincher, Secretary, Betty Hughes, Treasurer, Don Stumbaugh and Charles .Martin Seated: Patricia Huff, Rose Farmer, Gaye Strong, jo Ann West, Betty jo Dickerson, and Ardeth Fetters '03 fxHbaLxvwswHff . sr , . , ..- ...M--.r STUDE T COU CIL First row, left to right: Albro Warren, Secretary-Treasurer, Lonnie Qualls, Mary Tom Mills, Sue Nelle Dickerson, Vice-President, Mary Ann Weatherton, Billy Eddington, Charles Clinton Second row: David Emerson, Reporter, Mr. Gimlin, Sponsor, Lois Young, llarold llull, Bill Clark, President The members of the Student Council are chosen by the students as a whole to represent them. The political campaigns are exciting. During the campaigns the candidates are busy making speech- es and trying to out campaign each other in order to secure the majority of votes. The Council consists of a president, vice-president, secretary, reporter, and three represent- taives from each class. The Student Council helps make the rules and assists in helping keep order in the school. This is done through close contact and cooperation with the student body. One of their duties is C0 welcome new members and help them get started in school. They also help in registration at the opening of school. The Student Council plays an important part in our school life. fix V .Wg N-Z, I Ml M AW' I l 6 Jvcjoh Sports Bill Clark, Co-captain FOOTBALL Resuming his duties as coach at Clarksville High School, after a seven year lay-off, Coach Bill Metheny pulled his much improved Panthers' through a ten game schedule, winning seven and losing only three. The Panthers landed second in the district 4A running and placed three men on the all-district team. They were end, Kack Kemp, guard, jimmy Kolbg and back, Bill Clark. The Panthers lost only one conference game, a close 6-O decision to the Booneville High team that put them out of the first place running. The games and scores are as follows: Clarksville, Dardanelle, O Clarksville, Mansfield, 0 Clarksville, Ozark, O Clarksville, Morrilton, O Clarksville, Conway, 7 Clarksville, Atkins, O Clarksville, Booneville, 6 Clarksville, Paris, 0 Clarksville, Greenwood, 14 Clarksville, Russellville, 29 E l 'iii 59? gurlz limi Hifi! 2721 ' i ' X 1? 1 vi .1 . if i thgfx, I . Bob Eddington, Co-captain Squad members: front row Cleft to rightj Earnest Harris, Dean Plumb, Eugene Harris, Glenn Brewer, H. B. Willis, Billy Eddington, jerry McAnear, E. T. Vardaman, junior Curtis, Lee Merle Storms, Frank Eichenberger, Billy Willis. Second row: Assistant Coach Bill Shipman, Billy Clark, Reuben Plumb, Bob Pitts, jr., Bobby Eddington, Ervin Mayfield, Harold Hull, Paul Stumbaugh, Alfred Garrett, jimmy Kolb, jack Kemp, Coach Bill Metheny. Third row: Lonnie Qualls, jack King, Donny Flint, Bobby Pitts, Hearsill Patterson, Lee Laster, Mercein Baskin, Phil Taylor. vw - ..H. rvilzlii 1. .vt A , hi X. t- A ixiA,m,4,A,,. ,,1iItkkV,.:.AeNgjf., ,L n I HOMECOMING QUEEN Queen Alice Ann Patterson, a junior in nigh school this year, presided over a victorious homecoming game in which the Clarksville Panthers defeated the Paris Bulldogs 25-0. Her gown, of lovely white satin and net, was beautifully set off by her bouquet of white chrysanthemurrs and her crown of red sequins. FLOAT Despite a cold wind and a grey day, Queen Alice Ann and her maids reigned over a home- coming parade of about .twenty floats. The Queen's maids were Betty jo Barnes, seniorg COR ONATION Queen Alice Ann received her crown and the traditional E quet from Co-Captains Bill Clark and Bobby Eddington., ' young attendants were Sharon Hunt and Nancy Ann Poy1 jella Farris, sophomoreg and Joanna Sue Garner, freshman. SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Members of the squad were: CStandingJ jerry McAnear, joe Marler, Harold Hull, Teddy Pelton, Lonnie Qualls, Jimmie Kolb, Heartsill Patterson, Ervin Mayfield. fKneelingJ Bobby Earl Pitts, Sammy Witt, Billy Eddington, Ernest lfarris, Eugene Harris, Bill Dickerson, Paul Stumbaugh. Considering the scant 5' 8 average of the Panthers this season, they have done well for themselves, winning 16 and losing 4 games. Their entire scoring for the season totals 686 against their combined opponent's 607. The starting line-up did not vary from guards, Dickerson and Qualls, forwards, Eddington and Witt, center, Stumbaugh. Dickerson and Qualls lead in individual scoring. A complete schedule, with scores, of all games follows' Clarksville, London, Clarksville, Lamar, Clarksville, London, Clarksville, Pottsville, Clarksville, Dardanelle, Clarksville, Lamar, Clarksville, Hector, Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Russellville Clarksville, Coal Hill, Clarksville, Pottsville, Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Dardanelle, Clarksville, Russellville Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Coal Hill, Clarksville, Oark, Clarksville, Russellville Clarksville, Hector, Clarksville, Oark, The Panthers were eliminated by the strong Russellville Crimson Cyclones, 45 32, in the second round play-offs of the 4A District Tourney held in Russellville March 3, 4, 5. The Cyclones went on to win the tournament easily, with the Panthers giving them their only real competition. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL At the beginning of the 1948-1949 basketball season the prospects did not look too bright. Only three lettermen, Clark, Walker, and Shell returned from last year. But as the weeks passed Cochran, Farris, and Parks, turned out to be starters. Also Thornton, Black- ard, and Rannels came along. Then Kelly entered school, and of course, we still had Bunch, Rachel, and Thompson. With the excellent coaching of Bill Methen , the girls had a successful season, winning some four-fifths of their games. They won 16yout of 20. In the picture, standing, are Lou Ann Thompson, Martha Shell who was captain of the team, jella Farris, Rose Mary Thornton, jo Anne Walker, Cheri Clark, and Coach Metllenv. Kneeling, are Emma jean Rannels, Patsy Rachel, joan Bunch, jo Ann Parks, Lena Coch- ran, and Delores Blackard. Clarksville Others December 31 London january 5 Lamar january 6 London january ll Pottsville january 13 Altus january 18 Lamar january 22 Hector january 28 Ozark February 1 Coal Hill February 8 Pottsville February 9 Ozark February 15 Bl73.l'1Cl1 February 17 Coal Hill February 18 Hartman February 22 T0Wf1'Tf221m February 26 OZ21rlC February 28 C0al Hill March 2 Oark March 8 Hector March 10 Oark JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Shown above are: David Vardaman, Kenneth Crumrine, Charles Callahan, jack Dempsey Pearson, Cmascotj, Norman Marvel, Donald Meek, and Coach Saxton, Cstandingb Jimmie Bly, Carroll Rowbotham, Charles Gilbert, J. D. Middlebrook, james Henson, Ancel Minor, and Frank Newby. Coach Saxton's tangy juniors emerged from a stiff 21 game schedule victorious 12 times against nine setbacks. Saxton hardly ever started the same five boys twice in succession. About seven boys saw equal action. H They were: Ancel Minor, Charles Gil- bert, Charles Callahan, David Vardaman, Donald Meek, Norman Marvel, and Carroll Row- botham. The juniors were defeated by Pottsville in the first game of the Hartman District Tour- ney. Vardaman and Callahan paced the team in individual scoring. Here are the scores: Clarksville, Lamar, Clarksville, Pottsville, Clarksville, Dardanelle, Clarksville, Lamar, Clarksville, Hector, Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Russellville Clarksville, Coal Hill, Clarksville, Spadra, Clarksville, Pottsville, Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Dardanelle, Clarksville, Russellville Clarksville, Ozark, Clarksville, Coal Hill, Clarksville, Oark, Clarksville, Hector, Clarksville, Oark, CHEERLEADERS K S I -vw! E1 - 1 Hgh UE? Below are the excellent cheerleaders for the 1949 football season. Reading from left to right are Peggy Taylor, Charles Clinton, Chari Clark, Teddy Pelton, Annabelle Kenall, Sammy Witt, and Virginia Walker. ' a N 32,1 .H WV ,K Q ' Q tl J Q if f , . 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