Coal Hill High School - Progressor Yearbook (Coal Hill, AR)

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efddd WMWW e, the Class of '50, have come a lonf way tovether Iany of us shared the same b1TSt Grade Prlmer, learned tovether our ABC's, played together, and laughed together And, as we advanced through the wears, looked forward to the same thlng h1 h school The Class of 1050 was actually dlscovered as freshmen t was durlng thls oerlod that we be an to assert ourselves Dermltted to form an organ1zat1on of our own, we elected James Douthlt preslden anc Lrs Marvaret Erasel, sponsor The maln event of the vear was our flrst trln together to Jlamond Cave e brought home more than crystal llke forma t1ons and souvenlrs e brought back a memory that shall be treasured forever As freshmen, we suffered fewer casualtles than were expected lalents burst through faults and lnferlorlty com plexes, and we emerged none the worse for the ear's exper lences As sophomores,the class re elected James Douthlt presloent and Mrs H1106 Brooks, sponsor The soclal functlons of thls few partles The most lmportant soclal event for us was the Sclence Club banquet, the flrst of 1ts klnd for the soph omores At least, lt rave Us prestlge and a new sense of dlgnlty In the thlrd year, ow1nP to an old educat1on l custom, the sophomores became Junloxs Evelyn Gough was named pres1den' and irs Margorle Smlthson, soousor Important events of t 1S term were the JHDlOP olay, AHt1CS of Andrewu, the Chrlstmas party at Jo Ann Dorrough's, the Junior senlor ban quet, the class trlu to Llttle Rock and Hot prlngs, the v1s1t to the tate Leglslature Calthough too latej, and a score of other act1v1t1es, both soclal and scholastlc These are all memorable years, but that one whlch shall stand out promlnently ln the face of tlme 1S 1950, the year we became senlors Every lncldent, though small, shall never be forgotten nvents-our play, 'Bolts and Nuts', our tr1ps, our hay rldes, welner roasts, partles, shall always be foremost lh our mlnds Most of all we shall always be rememberlng those youthful faces that belonged to our class mates class presldent, Russell Wall, our sponsor, Mr Coats, and the faculty who struggled through w1th us to our f1na1 graduat1on shall never be forgotten As you turn the paves of th1s book, Ih1Ch we proudly clalm as our own, may your thoughts turn backward, too, to the years gone by and f1nal1y rest on the Class of 1950 I V I . 5 1 3 . .3 h . 1 , - T I I A. . . . . 0 . L ' C- i ' - 4- Q ' 1 , L u . - - ,. o T' . N cl . . - ' , - . . , , q ll A L. C M . . . - l . '17 1 I 0 , . . . . . period were delightful-amateur programs, plays, and a . . W. . V . V . a . I ' C , , . V , ' a o - Li Q L A Q h' : ' ' U ' . ' . ' ' 1 C' ' , L L! v . . 0 . s Q - . F Q I . H Y ' In v ' . . , A . . Our I Q C . . . i . .