Clinton State Vocational Training School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

CONTENTS FOdL.tfQdD DEDICATION CALEnJAd AJuILIoiA...iION 3.':.rd ox’ Directors Faculty Stuff Seniors Juniors tore 7' re 3hmcn Grudos SOCIETIES and CLUBS F. F. A. F.'I.A. Library Club at:il:jttcs Football Baslcotball ACTIVITIES Hillbilly staff Vocational Guidiancc Veterans FE -TUBES Awards -bo's . ho Senior Class History Senior Class ..ill Senior Class Prophecy Snapshots Advertismunts Autographs FOREWORD In years to come may this Annual prove one of your most cherished possessions, recalling memories of t.ae happy associations of the past year. If, as time goes by this 'Torch brings bacx pleasant nemories,----- our purpose las been accomplished. TdE STAFF DEDICATION TO My PARENTS A3 a Senior of the class of 11+8, I dedicate this issue of the TORCH to you, my parents. As far back as I can remember, you have hold high for me the Torch of your faith in the ideals of education and progress that have brought me to this milestone. That I am ready now to hold kloft that Torch with you, is due, in no small measure, to your efforts. I dedicate this TORCH to you, as a symbol of my recognition of what you have meant, and still mean, to me. CALENDAR � i School Be .an It rst Football iame Fair ueon ard Maids Chosen Teachers' Convention Sadie . wklnrr Day Race and Party Homecominy ‘ootball Sane and Jance do ne Econo l ies Cien House Christinas Holidays 1 alentine Dance County To nsment Here Senior Play ''Where's My Money? .unior Boys Basketball Tournament t t Atkins enior Boys Basketball Tournament t Ozark «unior and Senior airls' Tournament i. t Hartman . uniore «and Seniors win F.F.A. ournarnent at Plumerville Junior Play 'This Is The Life ; other rad Daughter 3anquet Alumni Banquet F.F.A ar.d F.H.A. Meeting at Tech Career Day Senior Class Day st Rocicaway Beach Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement � i i I September A September 12 September 2o Nov. 3-5-7 Nov. lly Nov. 21 Dec. 17 Dec. 20-29 Feb. 12 Feb. 21-22 Feb. lu-17 March lj.-$ March L).-5 March 11-12 March 12-13 March 13-10 March 18 Marc 1 27 April 9 April 21 April 30 May 7 May l6 May 17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS € Mr. alker Superintendent • -s.Vacin Principal Mr. Stephens Miss Social Reynolds Science Music Mr. Mallett Mathematics Coach 'rs. Mr Mci.iece Hunni cutt Agriculture Co'tunercial Miss iru er Vo.Guiuar.ee Brunett OfTice ie Mathis Secretary Ruby Baker Office Secrui; ry ✓ I I % mi: siAiT Seated: Bradley--Photograph' c Kidd--Sports Mlbr' ght—Editor Vest--Asst, id tor Thomas on--Feature Wise--Art Standings Levis—Asst. Sport Williams--Asst. Feature Walker--Asst. Editor Smith--Asst. Photographic Story--Asst. Art Baker--Anst. Bus. Mgr. Mary Jane Smith Torch Typist i i CLASS HISTORY lpliL This '• wbr ye; • e cLllibj. 0 f-'cv-i Tre 1 n.in • .••• :®wi4: . e- Li re C'-lX'L-i, Htlen ;■ o.« ■ i- 3 ten; .0 .• t«. Rhy 3v '•'■i James, C’cr: r RLth Lrau‘.'.'.v; wjliiloc , hcpei to j?ir tin of t- , j boys slv •• ’ powers by for- . irl+5 fhero erf Mfco Pn;l-r r-.v'.i. o|.rsuT vor- v«,r- should 3 ai,b • v;c riicu,� ' t' I. throe c f C- 1 ■' o', tiro our V y, tlam 1 1-6 ;v® !••• ■ fert-y . t c ;v. c r. v c o .'.«V’' i Bliiilfotbr.l.i 4 lLturo. f.it. who •; futi a tO Os' 'of J S took t 2' ft : -..-.o ble :i •: coi ■ ■ e s a yroat : • :“.l:. yo: [• «fen ft ; t.bt .1: en and on� ; r.r _• i ,:r.o:t Vv i.c-nnl 1. bo.C‘3 or . ic-Jf '} 'c ! c. Dove ' -r '■ od L rT. • «•' j.31 ’ ares, £ ' V I. ’ Hr- r . C y O wilV , i ': ■ . •. ; • ;;:: :r r. r 3 , vioy ;• ; f.’.« :.a ,.est;. •r A ' • ’ J • 1 n s. Bj 'J i « 0' r) ; . Li : PJ, I -:?i tl'i. .-.i ! ■ ■ o . . • i ' , “i i r •• .V.. I.110 � ■ . 1' j f •L;; ;oan Low is •i • • r • r.lxr.zov: f iU C 0 1 v; «'oo i j • ' Co v'.' is A 1 • ,Ul 0 0 - 1. . JL '.� t wv if«, scarcely t ilf: t-Y L ■;o;5 clu r he u in !i ' to! r-o;'i;v.a«i year • 1C?, i M‘i 0 c-5 rj • «V; • r:; to,. Our‘ -i ; cl is ? ;;rer h rtbiotic ! n 3fi3'.f, -br«i:. +1 S.) ■ 1. ‘'c1 ! -fivo of ”.t f.o Lopbinoi e s , although Y i r r-a .. '.u tr' O’.i . i nr.. ; -vi oil V C- H'C;; ' i ; - : � -r 1 . ! 3 Wb.i. j it r '■ v ' 3 . . 5 o:i cur : c -led li’rc • '0 3, ■ loar' til a t WhP.t ; •' 70 r. • ' iro ;‘; t , U.t . . . .. 4-i -• — ' ‘. N. . . -itc.n, and X'.c .U. t’;o o'-- v c r V. ’• !•: 1 t � ■ ', t 1 j . y c ' ’c.T.b:.io ’ fco ob-,11 -r •• — r. ■ .... L • • .4 nnu e“i«’«.5f.. h xe year .1 F. C . . ’ J y ■ • : M, ;■.] 1 i .■ Mr . Ciw - o 'V,- y o, v'r’i V«‘ipc . v?;.! •: . re t . v •• •. . ' •:«. t • r.oyur •� ror-. iT-r a-..r- ' 1 :'. . ' .1 i ,?■ 7« Cl . i . iV ; ” '• 'i J.V « - v’ M V r ■ r r . : .0 •; .w i x?-3ot;1 .• -i.i.i ;■ r i t ■ 1; c r..yr, y0'« , : • •• • f. 1 0.1 .1; y s I , ’ v: r y . '• 1 ; 1 • , � r t u« c o : r v j. ...; if'ii.t so: f. 19J-I-7 Forty-three members now to graduate with us. The addition of Pat Mathews, Winfred Halo, Molly Moore, Jimmie Mclntiro. aid Bethel No’ ton, oomoensated for some of our losses, hula West was school Konoconing Queen. That was the year 'o attend . 1 the Arkansas Livestock Show. And our Claes Dry rip .o Koekov.a utcchl Wo stretched that to throe ?u.ya — and r.5 -.its- --avd picked in enough fun for tin jo y t os Th. J y tie fa gave us a b aliquot at Twelve Oji-s are l fV' r it re found ourselves practicing 1? : Coii. r.:: ;;.vi.t BxocjiseS. 19l|-8 Our cl' is bid;' Clinton State Vocational Training School and all our schoolmates and friends a fond farewell. Wo can't say it Ain't been fun! I Co-l4Itor-ln-ehlaf Hlllbilly-l renr Toot ball t� a- ye re C-Club-l-ye r President of Senior Cleat President of freshaan Claaa Editor-in-chief- Chatterbox— - hob-rt X. Leo Hl fc School Junior Play ! Sanior Play 19117-1 8 Soeech Club 19 Lula V« t 7lce-Preel dent Junior and Senior clay caat. Sac. and Tree.-of Treehaan and Soph, data. Preaidant oi‘ Library Club. '1 6 and 'U?, Aaat. £d. of torch ataff o. 2c. Hill Bllly-'b6and 'k?, Hill Billy ataff. 2 yaare. Ho Be- coming 3ueen-' Vice-J r- ident- Sanlor claaa-’b? and ’U8, Plea Club-1 yaara. Softball-L year a, Hoae Be. Club-b yaara. Preeldent- •b7 and 'L8. t m: iiiii DAN STEPHENS SPONSOP a Margaret Juste Secretary All la Aral art Traaaurer F.K.A.-2 veara. Library Club-2 year . Secretary and Reporter of Sanlor data. Olaa Club-1 year. Library Club-1 year, F.H.A.- 1 year, Sacataiy arui Treasurer Billy ataff-1 year, Treasurer of Senior claes, Softball-1 year, Ole Club-1 year PATSY ALLOT OUT RUTH THOMPSON BRADLEY Kill Billy staff-? years. Tore1 •taf'-l year, F. .A. ij jtftr8| Panther 5taff-l year. Junior play cast, Senior play cast. Treasurer of vreehnan class, 31ee 'lub-1 • ear. F.H.A.- 5 yr 3 .Junior- play cart , B'i iketball 1 yr. Softball - 3 yrs Junior Class Troas. Secy. Hornecoming Senior Candidate Tor Kiss Van Buren BIT-MB CHARLES BRADLEY F.F.A.-L yeiir� - Vice-President 1 year, Kotball-1 year, basketball 2 years, Kill 3Illy- 1 year. LANE CULLCM Stage Manager - Junior Play, Baseball - 3 yrg F.F.A. - 5 yrs. F.K.A.-l year, Glee lub 7. years, basketuall-3 years, Softball-2 years. MAXINE BRADLEY ALVXE EMERSON Football - 2 yra. F.F.A. F.H.A. - 4 yrs. Library Club 1 - yr. Softball 1 yr. WILLIE DOVE BOWLING PEARL FLEMING F.H.A yra. Kill Billy Staff 1 yr. Softball-1 yr. Jr. Play Cast. F.H.A. - 3 yrs. Glee Club - 1 yr. t BETTY RUTH BRADLEY RAY BRADLEY F.F.A. •' years, F.H.A.-2� yrs. Softball30 rtba11 yrs 1 yr. Jun’or play cast. Torch Staff - 1 yr. Hill Billy Staff 1 yr. NOLA LEE HILLIS F. ..A. ? yrs Library Club, Softball - 3 yrs •• •11 Billy Staff - i yr. Volley Ball - 1 yr MILDRED JENKINS K.H.A.-ii year . GLEN LEWIS PAT MATHEWS Hill Billy staff-1 ynr, Softball-1 year, F.H.A.- 3 year . HARLEY KEELING oc tball-1 year, F.F.A.- 3 year� , . Club-i year mior play cast. JIMMIE Me ENT IRE atke'bal.- years, Football-1 year, la: e- ball 3 years, Softball- .. years, Club-1 year, Watch o, of .F.A.-fc-ear r.F.A.-ii years. Reporter of Son. claes, Hill Bill' staff. Torch staff, Junior and Senior play cast. NELDA KIDD T. .A.- year� , ore:. staff-1 year, ill Silly staff- year. Soft all 3 years, Baaketball-1 ••ear, l« ni r play cast, Li rary ' u -1 year. F.F.A.-3 year� , Basket- ball-? years, Softball- 2 years. BERYL LIVINGSTON OARNKR RAY McGINTY F.T.A.-2 year� , a rate- ran Ex-Sarr serving ‘‘-year� . Vet of Tor+lro V ir ii-yaar� . HasKetball-3 years, F.F.A.-i year� . M. B. LEFLER F.F.A.- years. Presided earty Pep rter 1 year. '■ resident.-’ r shaan class, FYesldent-Junior clans, ill illy staff, Torch staff, Prea.-C. Club, Junior play cast, Football 3 years, Basketball-.. years. Softball ye rs. Base Dal 1-3 year� , anc-2 years. REX LOVELL MAE McKIM LI .i. —1 year, Volley oaii-l year, ee Cl b-1 year. r.F.A.-u years, | ’ i f -' u , Basketball-! Kl 4 years - i ta r.-l ear, HlBl I Football-y vears,Cs: years, arc4 Sr. p|n cast. Pres, cf Sor. class, YV Hill Billy staff-2 years, i| Torch staff-2 years, Pascbai-‘“3 year� , Soft- ball-1 years, C. Club- 1 year. DORIS JEAN LEWIS F.H.A.-l year, Softball-2 vra, EMMA SUE MOORE toft Dal 1-3 year� , basketball-1 year, - r pla cast, F.F.A.-3 year� . P.H.A Tex-is) Prer 2 yrs. Hill •a 1945, or , of Clas Senior Play M IRTH BELLE TOMLINSON JIMMIE WHILLOCK P.P.A.-J� yr .Secy of Sophomore Clas3,Treos. of Junior Clap3, Secy. Treas. of C. Club, Junior play cast. Basketball yrs., Base .T3, So bal 1 -4yrs, Band-2 yra. , V . V P.H.A.-3 yrs. Glee Billy staff 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Softball-3 yrs. yrs LOIS MARIE ROGERS P.H.A. 1 yrs. brary Club-2 yrs. Secy, in 46, Olrls Councll-1 yr. Treaa. r � 46, Torch Staff-1 yr. Hill . ior v 3enior play cast. Basketball-1 Basket rail 1 t. 11 ee yr. Softball Club-2 yrs. Band-2 yrs. 2 yrs. Glee Club-yL yr. J. D. WARD P.P.A.-2 yrs. WENDELL WHILLOCK P P.A. Senior 1 yr. yrs. 3asko ,- yr. Junior play ca3t,Soft- yr. Baseball- «ARLAK WILLIAMS Jrra- Soft- ball 4 yrs .Basoba-li 2 yrs. WILMA SMART Library Club-1 yr. Volley Ball- 1 yr. Softball- 1 yr. ALICE R’JTH TJ ONASON -. .a.-3 years, Kill Billy staff-2 years, Ton: staff 2 year; , Alee flub 2 years, Basketball-1 year, Band-2 years, Cheerlead«?n-1 year. Junior and Senior play cast, RUTH WILLIAMS WEBB P.H.A.yrs. Junior play cast. Hill Billy Staff-? yrs.Softball 2 yrs. Glee Club-2 yrs. P. EDNA WISE Torch Staff-1 year. Hill Billy Starf-2 yrs.Sten- ciling Club-1 yr. oftball-l yr. Jlee Club -2 yrs. Mbrary Club -1 yrs. P.H.A.-1 yr. LOVINA WILLIAMS Softball - 1 yr % CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 19 8, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament: To the incoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams ol our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in the school. To the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes of L|.8 •14.9 we bequeath our ability to learn. Allie Arnhart wills her ability to take dictation to Imogeno Mills. Patsy Allbright v ills her Indian Legs to Louella Hayes. Betty Ruth Brqdley wills her natural wavy hair to Joyce Connor. Hay 3radloy wills his way with the women to Clell Johnson. Willie Dove Bowling wills her Faithful Garters to Bob McCormac. Maxine Bradley wills her interest in Scotland to Jo Ann Baker. Evelyn Bass wills her ability to get a husband to Lois Gresham. Huth Thompson Bradley wills her cute figure to Geneva Keeling. Lane Cullun wills his ability to play baseball to Frelan Underwood. Meda Bollinger wills her initive to go to school and raise a family to Vada Ellis. Lula uost wills her ability to sway the Math teacher to Billy Jane McKnight. Mao McKimo vill3 her big blue eyes to Sara Dell Hogers. Nola Lee Hillie v ills her secret of getting an engage- ment ring to Geraldine Underwood. Iiarlcy Keeling wills his Pretty Legs to Specs Smith. Lois Marie Hogers wills her basketball playing tecnioue to Wilma Presley. Edna Wise wills that Now Look to Ethel Weltman. Glen Jjowis wills his friendly smile to Hilda Presley. J.D. vi ard wills his promptness to fifth period class to «‘artha Sue Walker. Ray McGinty wills his kinky locks to Doris Hughes. Lovina williams wills her quiet disposition to Katherine Terby. CLASS wVILL (continued) Huth Williams Webb wills her ability to argue to Bonnie Sue Smith. . Pearl Fleming wills her ability to keep quiet to Billoc Workman. . . Bethel Nelson wills her black curly hair to «arjorie Williams. , . _ . Beryl Lean Livingston will3 his meekness to Carl Hatchett. Doris Jean Lewis wills her small feet to Poodle smith. Jimmie whillfpk wills his long eyelashes to diehard Halbrooks. . ___ Helen Rasar wills her interest in Choctaw to anyone who might be interested. Molly More wills her Saturday night Square Dances to Polly Lefler. Alvio Emerson wills his mighty muscles to Tommy ay. Curley Thomason wills her blue jeaps and plaid shirts to Mr. Walker. ' T i Bill Nelson wills his enormous vocabulary to Jack P n s • Margaret Jamos wills her extra quality points to Gene Maddox and Johnny Bruce Pate. Jimmie McSnfire wills his vim, vigor and vitality to Charles Mathews. , , Mildred Jenkins wills Ruel to Sue Casey with the hope that she can keep him. . , Sonny Lefler wills his bus route and girls that bring him candy to Haskill McEntire. Nolda Kidd wills her knack for flirting to Wanda Lee h 2.0 c. vg r • Pat Mathews wills her ability to hook a man with a car to Patsy Patton. Signed, published and declared by the above named as their last will and testament. Witnessed by Dan Stephens and Morse Mnllott. Pon-est iaicer Presidant Donald I.mrla Vice-President ?ill Baker Kern Gale Bates Jessie Lee Bates Geneva Bonds Karl Tean Bonds Garland Boone Carl Iva Ruth Tomlinson T reasurer Dear. 3eavers Jean Bovers Billy Geoiye Kills Leo Kills iikrold il.iaxas Herbert Eubanks Usuries Kubanks HIchard Halfcrook Carl Katchstt Louslla naves Jaaes Hutson Mary Jans Me Corasc Johnnie Bruce Fate « 4 % i % « % I i Hilda Presley Qusttlebuvm 4 Merle tevea Albert Robertson : bert L. Virginis Stephens Standi ey £1wands Ruble Arie Lee Tipton Ralph Standi ey Louise Tollleer ry Worley S ° p H o iV| ORE i i K % 1 % I wmmmm Mii'iiimiiiii:,1; Roy Caldeeli TheUa : ue Caa ey Vanda Cleaver Joyce Conner «anley Cooper Francla Kabaiik Kay? Jfcrnea� Met t a Kart In Teddy Don Kail Billy Harper , Toney Kay Orvel Keeling Glena Due Susie Jeanet e Lefler Polly Defier Billie Jane Kick! Kirkendoll MeKnight lea Jo Leslie Miller Patsy Patton Irene Raves Clifford Do11is Jane CarIon Saith MeKnight Richardson Soart Olivia Jean Edgar Avon Story John Stona -rh Frankie Paan Von, I Qeralene Smith Simpson Stubblefield Sturdvant Underwood Frelan Underwood Pat Vacin Mary Wallace Ethel Valtaan Doyle White Billie Workman Katharine V. rnal • Lorsne Eauaatt Johnnit MiIdrad I Beryl Blum Farris Bonds Juns Bonds J. D. Bryant Joyl«ns Vada ouch Ronald Cox Cleaver illta Mary Denbov ftrade Doyle Rita Eades Marjorie Arlans ullaan Klrkandoll Hurley Janes Jenkins Jennings obae«o Lankford Lay «.d.l.n, Morn. Olori. Alfr � .- n «11« Pr«lrr n.p Ke on� •.r nol(!, � • Wusprav Kola Haves Billy Sara Ko.;er «and Jaan Geneva Scott Richaaon Roten Wendell Salth Billy Standiay Bellinger Sterlin Williams Watts Williams Mo My Watts Wllll'it� Jo Ann Baker Clarence Bowers Jackie Baugh Doyce Beavers Dor.nie Cummans Jeanette Cannaday Asalee Casey Carol Ellin Bonnie England Donald Gresham •Imeta Griggs Eva Nell Graham L donna Hale Billy Dean Holly Othel Hurly Winnie Hutson Beulah Ray Isom Laura Pay Isom Cleo Jordan Leo Jordan Jeannte Knighten Geneva Keeling Glenna Pay Little Barbara Linn Prancis Lois leap John B. Ledbe11er Cleta June Loye Laura Sue Levis Mary Miller James McPherson Charles Ed Payne Earl Ridd'ck, Jr. Darrell Ragsdale Doyn Rainwater ,eroy Rogers J tmay Smith DonT.a Smith Donald Turner David Tomlinson Carroll Tipton Carlin Workman Doyl Ward George Winton FUTURE FARMERS [IF AMERICA 0 Bradley, Ten tor, Lovell, Lofler, McK: tire, Koellng, Johnson, Rftbinson, Vfhillock, Baker, Coach Mallett Kidd’ 3l,a lle.v� Vfalkor, McKnlght Story, K-dd, 0rlgg3, Mills Coach Mallett Couch, Bonds, Terby, Pre3ley, Bates, Hughes, Reaves, Bates, LankfoWi, Kerklndoll, Mills, Coach Lovell Lefler, Salth, Jurdon, McCaslin, Houaeley, Lay, Johi. o:., Jurdot;, Standly, Coach Mallett Hagsdale, Majali, J. Pinton, Treece, McCutcheon, Qpiggs, Moore, B. Flnton, Cooper, St indie.', Jo:;e . Coach Bonds mi: ' i:’ club Pirst Rov: Rogers lie1, son Allbrlght W 03 t Thomas or. Lovell Wise Second Rov: Kidd Bradley HIIlls Bovling Kelso:. Allle Arohort (not plotuped) Third Rov: Baker Johnson Williams Halbrook Walkop Levis Smith, 3. Si-'i'i, M.J. « DAVENPORT AWARD BASS) ON SCHOLARSHIP, ATTENDANCE, LJiADEHSHIP, PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES, k ATTITUDE LEWIS '40 WILLIAMS '41 JDNES'45 Illi s Willi ■oy, Moat 307 with Bout Personality. Roger� Prettiest Olr Rex Lovell lote, Most abltlous Boy. Boy Most Likely To Succeed. Pat Allbright Beat Liked Girl, Girl With Be? t Personality, Friendliest Girl. M031 Popular Girl. -V J imsry Wh11look Mo3t Studious Boy, Neatest B07. Allie Arnhart Most Ambitious Girl, Girl Mos’ Likely to 3ucceed. 3onny Baker Cutest Boy, Best All- Round Boy. i Katherine Terby Wittiest Girl, Bonnie Smith Cutest Girl. Hilda Presley r J Carl Hatchett Wittiest Boy. Polly Lefler Best All- Round Oirl. Vorva Harness . Most Studious Girl. Sue'Kidd Best Girl Athlete. CLASS PROPHECY Pc.tsy All'jr;. ir ' 11 o - • ”’s hioV and r playing professi ono ' footboll vi-f- i.r t..-, y 2 rl- -.'� 3 ads, is i.11 • j.e-3 ■■■■. • ]; ca 'ELuIrt' I-M rd. Allio V-1' j ;oritnry to hoi rorrtly • eg -cd husband, who i.: „j.-c ho ad of a 1 i.iai.afnclurin- f! xi -. Evelyn Bnss-Evelyn is new d::iviag a 19 6 Cadillac. It is rogoor,-. o uhat sic has onto:’;d s.;- c-; 2l races duo to j ;j ■ r4- «bility in driv: nr;. Willio d.jvo owl .n- ’ 4.13 3 .... no-.; . 1 vir r on V.'ovor- ton f.'iountaj.n r cisii-g IMtlo Jc-hnni os. iJodn 3olJ Higcr-Uoda has jmt reached her highest ambition, s o . 3In;'in', for 0 ’Autropctitar. Opera. Bo-tty Auth Bradley-Betty I3 a vary of.fident investigator for the ii.B.I. She v.- 3 rocontly in Clinton investigating rumors of ixotij-.. .ing, Maxine Bradloy-lanino, is lining rfc Chimes and is hooping up the old fa oily tradition of a dozen kids i n c vo ry f am My. day Brad]ey-Ray has jaat roao vo.i r r e.v position coaching touch football at Ifotrc Dame, Billie Charles Bradley-Is now tour:. Arkansas, toe ching h i S C ho cl sonicra r pprr. nx-i ate songs for Ccteimonecn V t c :: 0 V' .. ?.n 3 rt C: .3 lC Cull u j . n 3 1 . c d from . his (nolo2sal car 0 c r a s 1 li-d r . ctch.C • for t he C Ci i' ■cl? r'7i. ’• .. A-l v • m ic rein r •j sTi- • ?aro gin a, an vl tr-u_ 3 brother 3.1 1 wivo J i r,' o ■a the w , rl a- r r-o?:' . No I a 03;. • i •. •.. j Bdto ,.‘T 1 • ’• :C and m 0 d re ontor- ta.1 ninr 0 i u - c c li -t M. • .c t . -w ho? • 0 : ; C K c xo , M-y rwi Ida f' L C riko 'oil? Ho r-. V� , .T rn l ... . -] V., i 0' ■ )t i .L h i- t “ op :1 ih.f i a b’.v r • f O r , • 'JOO T’ ; r i 1: t • : th him -.f ‘ w • or- J1 i - ’• J 1 - : l ii ■ r r -ha ■, ; , g a f j r. ow e i p Li'yf with the r - • ; � • v 1 ■ - • a 1 • •, ') i v.ioLs • • ■• ! d C OS J !i o ’ r lJ. at helot ic r d ? v-r.-. tie T- r:i cri to a A: • a J X .ih. 0 CY the art (her ch.'. Ur .ed - c -.a a:;.! -• i. 'i 1L. •- • 0� . ; j '} rom v.’c Plf a: g - i Vlcvvma ' j. . r. a:- . ; ‘ •• 3 i l: ■ .j -curiA if cy bu loci of MttLo M.3.Lcflor-Sonny has just croated a unique coffiure for Lauror Bacall. Hs creation has made him famous not only in this country but abroad. Glen Lewis-Glen 13 now managing tho Arnhart Skating .link at Harrison, he was formerly omployod as care- taker of Bradloy Cemotnry. Rox bovcll-R x no long:r has time to coach college football, ho has his own Lovell teams, The Lovell Independents . Incidentally it isn't a six man team---its eleven. Jimmie McTntiro-Jim ha3 a fish hatchery on the bank of Dickens pond, reports arc that he is mako- ing millions. Ray McGinty-Culpopper has developed into quite a community. Ray has recently opened a recreation hall,hotter known as Rae's Roughhouse . Mao KcKim-Aao has just been sued 10,000 for burn- ing one of Lana Turner's beautiful golden locks in her swanlcic beauty salon in Beverly Hills. Emma Sue Moorc-Molly is now teaching 3iology at tho University of Arkansas, she specializes in disect- ing grasshoopors. Pat Mathews-Pat is living on Holly Mountain taking care of little Bonds . 3111 Nolson-Tho Bobby Socker3 of 1955 are screaming for their favorite crooner. Shoulders, known to the graduating class of 1 lj.3 as Bill Nelson. Helen Rasnr-Hclon 3oems to be having troubles with her four boys who persist in breaking out all the windows with baseballs and bats- Vifilma Smart-. .lain 3 a now Employed by Le.flcr Chov. Garage as their haqa mechanic. Her speciality is fixing tail lights. Curley Thom a son-C u rley is living a very quiet and peaceful life as wife of Rev, James Poarson. The only tnril I in her 13 fo 3 s her three boys, v ho live up uc the old tradi'ion A Proacnor's Kids Are Tho 13a r.nc sti:. Martha Ball ; Tori in.-on-'I '’th,. has just i; .vented an apparati;:; f•:r tho ovaurprria; •;«.•}• of ] ary. ledgers. Tho Cl won Abet t .'. ;•• • Olfr.e, Pat i::uc rsod her 3 n- voiB icn and iaa instrlce-' hem. Edn .71 Si. — Vher ir. Lit: o R ek. bo ..vr-o to engage a Chockor Crb, because you a.a It. ho lucky and got that exotic cab d ver Edna., Ruth 7eoh-Ruth is uho chief n ok for the Clinton State Vocational School. Lovina W lliams-Lovir-a s living i.n the high- lights for S'K is the looking chons girl at tho Diamond Horseshoe. Lula V at-Lulu Is i:r w S.aob .a;: at a small kinc.orgn dor. in Da'1.'- c. • ‘ eh her little son, Harmor, ct torching. Jr hu: c;r -hv r.orly knov-r t '• C,B. vM1.:. atuiarts nr c i excellent cone; . :V; com him; tho cThJ. basketball tocua • Harlan hr13.2 1mhas j u3t taker. e va1 K.rrho’s Place h: h - •. • 1� . lev • • 1; inure ;.vl :v immensely. Jimmie Whl li'-ck ? i : ro r.-: racing lho Ozark Kennels, Ho handles ro.rl stored dor;a only. His v ife Gc:- i 'do is ongag hound.? J.D.V ar-J-Hinee Mr, V n3koo s : tl.rorient, as super- intendent ci OtS,VfrC.S. , Kr. War J, taken over thi s positi on an d ,,r ;• t :i 1 rk ho he s i ,h o r 5 t od Mr Walker s caloni for tolling Jo-'co, Lois Marie Weg :rs-Boobo has just roturned from Paris whore a ho hm been reviewing tho latest re- rr.cZi a ;i::g st ; red dor;a c ir food log hi ! c- :• !' t i r orient hr . v ur •J , a os stylos. Lhe Fifth Avenue Bethel Nelson-Bethel home In lit ole hock her. Ruth EvnrVf cy-Ruth is Health Resort ' j a ht C-.ctVr a i: now a irar.ci ty.-. - : 4 o - i or :ak ho3 r cti roe to on m . 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