Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

, ,,-bg4a,,4s. MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE c-UTS' f4 !'! Ill AAI- .-...... .. E A 'Ql!nannM-N , K' V 44 , , ,..,.Q f 'WA '?vwl,.. .. THE 1957 TERMITE Publisned by SBVV CHAPTER QUILL and SCROLL L Ny' - . I -v-1-.,,.,K -4. L- ! V Q .,.. '74ece Dana Z9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Contents Theme Dedication Termite Queen Supt, Message Foreword Administration Activities Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Termite Honors Sports Organizations Student Life Advertisements W 1 -A Education is a big word. lt may hold the secret of future security and present happiness, or it may be a legend that can never come true. Today most of us are enjoying the now and ignoring the then. Somea day we will be doctors, lawyers, teachers, minis- ters, businessmen, and homemakers. We will be successes and we will be failures. And a few dec- ades from now we will be old. Some of us will see our dreams maferial- ize and grow, others will become a little ifnical and blame the world for our sorrows. ln the meanwhile and after, we'll pause to reminisce over many things. But one thing is certain, we shall always remember CHS as a part of our life where we helped to move freedom forward through our education. 'f O 7 Mr, Sintins Mi Q ine tock in time fi-f. ,fit it yeiiis ite fms lim-ii is nieinfnei' of oxgr ffiiiitty has nmde his ntiiik in Cwifsigtt Hiqft Si tti tif t-te tins gone .show anff bee yond the oatt of duty in taking over ffie iob of operating the sfiioot stoie .and sponsoiing the Junior Ctass. It wits under his Veadeisiiip that CHS began an in- tensified citizenship ptogiarn No iw o i' at s can express the appre- ciation for the long Moors ite nas pot into his wofk befonwing our teacher and friend. To you, Mr. McClin- tock, the staff of the 1957 feinwite dedicates this fifteenth edition. 2' Q I fl rr vrvv yy- 'yy rrff' SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The best school is one in which boys and girls grow physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. This year's edition of the Termite high- lights some of the many activities of the Crossett schools that are important factors in developing the well-rounded student and in building the American way of life. Once again it is a real pleasure to congratulate the staff and sponsor on a iob well done. sincerely, M. H. Russell Superintendent of Schools He who stands 6 ,YJ 1-qi-V' i..- ...Q 9-nnn....,4-all ' steady in personal ,, -.... . living is the truest patriot the real American Let us, in so tar as we can, live honorably among all men Thus let us keep faith with democracy. ,,,,.,.- . 'N Andrews ,aa .M--5.-N--......,...4., .t,, . .-.,, Q-Q It has been a pleasure to bring to you, the students of Crossett High School, this 1957 Termite. This is your book-a pictorial record of your classes and your school lite. It is not easy to show the true spirit of CHS in words and pictures. But we hope that in later years, as you look through this Termite, that it will serve as a pleasant reminder ot happy days spent at CHS during the school year, 1956-1957. The staff has chosen as the theme for this edition, Moving Freedorm Forward Through Education. With this as our theme, we have tried to show CHS-students, faculty, and activities-and their part in moving freedom forward. We appreciate the help and untiring efforts of our sponsor and photographer, and the support and co-operation of our advertisers and the student body. Without their help, it would have been impossible to produce This yearbook' Ben Anders and Annette White Co-Editors 1 I 1 L uwy 'md cm in A m oy e en stork has O' ' YN v. AMERICAN WORK! . ,,-y5,:a-'NN V A Xt? J VERNMENT HH' GOVPIYVIYYV-rr! rx MW 1. NT on MASTER 0' ' Qff v . rr!! 1 THE COMMUNIST WAY A person mas! falrf- vlsr- .ob be is fold lo valu- Tlwe government owns or has cantrololalllwomes alllarms all property, All businesses ofall lands Off' owned or controlled by 'bt' government. f Persons who won't worlr os 1 . 1 l,' ordemd gre pul in slave 'Y 1.1 I labor camps RKER HAVE TO WORK IN ORDER TO BUY. . . g , 3 K 2?, 1 H Ill 1,-.--fum DUT AMN? WO' F-xx 8 I ly, . . fn- ON,,AJ ww- conlbl' wwf' ' 9 --- A fl IIT hl 'fi as if' He who acquires knowledge with- ouf imparting if To others is like a flower in the desert where There is no one ro enjoy if 'Me gawwlafg The foondalion of our school system is The Board of Education. These men are constantly working for The welfare and befferment of our schools. They work hard and unselfishly, with failh and interest, for- The fufure of our school and community-helping To move freedom forward Through Thenr part in edocafion. Left to right. Mr. W. B. Anderson, Mr. W. C. Norman, Mr. John Henry Allen, Mr. Lexie Woods, Mr. J. H. McCormick. MR. M. H RUSSELL Superintendent B.A., Arkansas A8-M M.S., Oklalioma ASM Advanced Graduate Work George Peabody College University of Southern California American Association of Scltool Administrators Arkansas ASA, NEA, AEA National School Public Relations Association Phi Delta Kappa State Superintendents Association Rotary Club Cltarnber of Commerce I Q v ' ff? If MR. HUGH WlLl.lS B A Arkansas ASM M.A., George Peabody College Principal, Senior Sponsor Student Council Advisor AEA, NEA, NASSP, ASCD, Lions Club Safety Council MR. LEWIS BILLINGS BSE., Arkansas Tech M.A., University of Arkansas DE, DO, Future Tradesmen of America Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor AEA, AIEA, AVA MISS KATIE CATE B.S.E., Henderson State Teachers Home Economics, FHA Sponsor Junior Sponsor AEA, NEA ' S 'VX -5:5 MR. B, C. DODSON B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers East Texas State Teachers University of Arkansas Science, Junior Sponsor Science Club, Science Fair AEA, ASTA, NSTA MRS. DOROTHY DUSKIN B.A., University of Arkansas French, English, Eighth Grade Sponsor Crossett Book Club, AEA, WSCS, NEA MRS. CARL ARNOLD BSE., Arkansas College English, Head of English Department Senior Sponsor, FTA Sponsor AEA, NEA, NCTE, Delta Kappa Gamma MRS. T. E. BARTON B.A., College ofthe Ozarks Social Science, Junior NHS Sponsor Secretary of PTA, AEA, NEA ...Q 41' MRS. BERNICE CRAWFORD B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College Commerce, Sponsors Yearbook, Business Key Club, Advisor of Eagle, School Bookkeeper-Treasurer AEA, ABEA, SBEA, UBEA, NAJD, NEA, BSIPW MR. HARRY DENSON B.S.E., Little Rock Junior College Henderson State Teachers College Driving, Science, Assistant Coach Football, Track AEA, ACA, ARE, Kiwanis, NEA 5. lax..-fb me it 1'- MRS. PAT HART B.S., Southern State College English, Seventh grade sponsor AEA, SSESA, NEA MISS LELA JANE HENRY BSE., Arkansas Polytechnic College Science, Student Council Sponsor Principals Office Work AEA, ASTA, Arn. 8- Ark. Medical Tech. Society, B8-iPW, Safety Council, Beta Sigma Phi NEA , 3 'T Q.,-f -q MR. CLIFF HORTON B.S.E., University of Arkansas, M.S, Social Science, P.E., Junior Football Coach, Junior and Senior Basketball Coach, Golf, Tennis AEA, NAHPER, Phi Delta Kappa, Arkansas Coaches Association, NEA MR. E. O. HOWELL B.S., M.E., University of Mississippi Social Science, Physical Education Football Coach, Track AEA, Arkansas Coaches Association, NEA MRS. BOBBYE ELLIOTT BA., Arkansas State Teachers College English, Ninth Grade Sponsor AEA, NEA, WSCS MR. ORRELL GRIDER B S., Arkansas AGM NPA., George Peabody Mathematics AEA S--1 f.f- sf' MISS HAZEL HILL B.S., Arkansas State Teachers M.L.S., George Peabody Librarian, Senior NHS and Student Librarian Sponsor AEA, NEA, Arkansas Library Association B8-PW, BWC's MR. WILLIAM HOOVER B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers M.E., University of Arkansas American Government, History Senior Sponsor AEA, AASCE, NASCE, NEA i' NI' ' ' Q MR. FLOYD MCALISTER BS, Arkansas ASIM College M.S., University of Arkansas Guidance, Freshman Sponsor AEA, NEA, Arn, V.A., Arkansas V.A. OIGS MR. SIMMS MCCUNTOCK B.A,, Hendrix College M.A., Columbia University American and World History Junior Sponsor, Manager of School Store Phi Delta Kappa, ASCS, NCSS, AEA 'Ezra' MR, KELLY OLIVER B.S., MS., Southern Methodist University Biology, General Science, Science Club Biology Division AEA, National Biology Teachers, Masons MR. ROBERT PHILLIPS B.S.E., Henderson State Teachers Science, Eighth Grade Sponsor Science Club AEA, NEA, Kiwanis MRS. WILLIAM HUIE BA., A8-M College MA, Unzyersity ot Arkansas English, Junior Sponsor AEA, BSJJW, AAUW, NEA MISS PEGGY ANN JONES BA., Louisiana Tech, English, Journalism, Press Club Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor AEA, B8iPW, NAJD, NEA MISS lMIE NOBLE BSE., A8-M College Algebra, Mathematics, Ninth Grade Sponsor AEA, NEA MlSS JANE OSWALD B.S.E., Arkansas A8-M College Physical Education, Sponsor of Eaglettes and Cheerleaders AEA, AAHPER, PTA, B8iPW 'vi' 11 - s JF MR. MORRIS UNDERWOOD B.A., M.S., University of Arkansas, College of the Ozarks Mathematics, Sophomore Sponsor AEA, NCTM, ACTM MR. FARRIS WOMACK B.A., Arkansas State Teachers College, University of Arkansas Social Science, Economics Eighth Grade Sponsor AEA, NCSST, AETE 4 8 , 'f' 4'5 MR. JIM SHAW B.S., B.A., Ouachita College General Science, Mathematics, Speech Director of Junior and Senior Plays Ninth Grade Sponsor AEA, NSTA MR. ROBERT TRUAX B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College Mathematics, Head of Math-Department Sponsor of Tenth Grade AEA, NCTM, ACTM, Lions Club JW MR. WAYNE WILSON B.S., Western Kentucky'State Arkansas AGM College Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus AEA, Arkansas Music Educators, Arkansas School Board and Orchestra Association MR. LYNN YARBOROUGH B.S.E., Oklahoma A8tM M.S., University of Alabama Physical Education, Auditorium Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor NEA, AEA, NHPE8-R uma NSS 3 X Q ll Miss GRACE CALHOUN MRS JIM Liois MRS ILA VERNE SAVAGE Miss MARIAN THOMPSON BM E Galloway College B 'SAE Henderson BME Southern State B A Arkansas Tech p,anO Piano Piano Piano AMTA NMTA NGPT AEA ASMTA MTNA PTA AEA ASMTA NMTA PTA AEA STUDY HALL KEEPERS 20 Gig ,- 71 lv MRS, JIM SHAW Speech Consultant Ouachita Northwestern University AEA NEA MRS. LESLIE JEFFERESS Lunchroom Supervisor B.S., University of Tennessee ASFSA, Crossett Book Club MRS. W. W. WEBSTER Secretary to Superintendent BSE., Louisiana Tech QR' mf y V 5' 4 if Ni-1' . , ww MRS. JOHN ANDERS MRS. CHARLES GRANO MRS. PETE RAINES vs QQ ., A. . fi' fn 1 9 Q VX - '5 2' df A 6 1 , 1 t 1 S- ---M66 1 0 r. William C. Norman, President of Board of Educa- Superintendent Russell welcomes faculty and guests tion, addresses teachers ,- A is l' Q. vp . K, JW -Q' -JL-A Mr. W. B. Anderson, secretary of board, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. J. H. Allen, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Wm. C. Norman, president of board, Mrs. Norman, Superintendent Russell, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Willis, Mr, Hugh Willis, principal, Mr. Lexie Woods, Mrs. Woods. X 'W X r 0- Q-4 , K ti I 55 .2, ., . 5. -, . 37 - ,f' ' . + 'if'7 'if'iij- 5i.ff, , - 1 if 233 1 l'e1'W5fuW '1 i vs.. ' 'fir .5Q? Wif L' 1' f'zif:i3f?-iHiQf'w35:.' We 515,-,g.?f'fm:f'+y 2 f 32'2Wc1Qlf'1 'f 1.7f5! F -L 2, .3 , , x..,Q,.., .gg gf: - .vx W . Si Q I A , ' L . 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' '74 '- cache The Junior and Senior classes of '56 found them- selves in the midst of a South Sea Island setting, April 27, as they enjoyed a wonderful under- water feast at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. 5 T y , T r 452 I 95 Zangaet Keeping late hours on school nights to make ctenoratiorts . . . making islands arid palm trees . . . fish, fish, and more fish . .. are only a few of the memories recalled by everyone who helped to make the banquet tops. P 5 i s if - I Q- H, Y an 'U 5 Y Q ' 1 X - x Drifters The entire underwater audience drifted along while our boys en- tertained Us with Why Do Fools Fall In Love and Eleventh Hour Melody. lt seemed as if we were being introduced to some unknown CHS talent. .- .-1 , - P. 0 .v-4 s , . x f +L' M 5: .A . 4 9,4 1 3' al 2' 7 1, ' 'Lam M M A K ,f '5 '1 Q- V 9 Q' ' ' ' 's S! I' w .sal 'Q 'i' . 1: s ' , - 'lu 'B 5-. 5 F f' fa I .Q if-ig , , h ' Ps- ,Q Q ,ll W Q -Z fl I x 'A I v, J'-7 ,Z v 17' '- - ,. YS 4 , F 4 in N 1, SE ii . , , .5 1- Q -3 'U tip.. fd V ' l C. , f ra :V . 1' ,fffgg , , -1 - X XY 15 nS- ' , 'iif 4 J if .V ' K Vw, v Q U. .ing ge Ni dev JN N H I ' , X A -Qvrf 'I f I A ig: , i xl! ,V A I .5 2, ., - ' 26 .2 N A , . ,au ' A at-0 f Contributing to tbe aquatic atmosphere were the South Sea Isiand waiters wbo, betore tbe nigbt ended, decided tbat they definitely weren't designed to wait on tables . . , Even tbe big vvbee-is at tne bead table seemed very interested in the goings on! More fun, tbat! 'U , af V,-.., dy I ' J' 4 . tu X ' .4 Master of ceremonies for the nughf was Don Jordan, av Who Neft he is deep in pro scntxng The .xulcmvw 'AMM- Ronnxe Guliege must W gwwg an anusxng gvopfwq, of one of last yeafs Sonlcfs 64 Prince Darwin and Princess Sara are crowned by Mr. Willis. -..Z A I n UW' X Some people really worked , . WMM -q: ?'H5i5?395? .Ci others? Rembrandt Courson 5.- ,L ffl I I l Look what we caught. 746 1956 741 ' - Umm I9 Queen Leah Madden reigning over the '56 Homecoming festivities, leads the parade of holiday floats which made the '56 parade the best yet. 'ri f. -I I g l,f41 I L, . 1.5qg,,4' p '-. i ,Ali FP 32 I I gg, V- 'X Q Ji 'V' LM A TM? 'Q 1? s Betty and Saint Patricks Day 4 . . , . Roxio and Halloween . .. R 7 w f. I 'fn 4 .QSP 4 Q-Amy, ' 'WMF N QI , Q, . ' Q WS l .ln In , I ' v .V i ' 4 ' V . n- , x Q tu H g:.xmuL v rt Q5 .mth J: wt mmf Wet-'vw' my DW, , . fm 4 U , 4 'Q wu- U3 I it O.. xi' 1 ' f + .-' ,. : fi ,V IR -NI 91, D 5 vt f 5-. I- 4 as a b g mgv' 'O' Queen Leah as s u .-.as esccrwd lacfcss the Hein by Capfams McCaQgNau av . . and the Queen was crowned. ' .i af y 7614 alfa. Front row: Mr. McClintock, Susie Savage, Sarah Ready, Merilann Ferguson, Johnny Evants, Nora Maxey, Bobbie Boyer, Griffin Miller, John Hall Ethridge, Mr. Shaw, Second row: David Calhoun, Bobby Penning- ton, Ronnie Little, Terral Estelle, Martha Nutter, Bucky Yeatman, Howard Finley, Jerry Parker. Third row: Jackie Watson, Virginia Evans, Pat Wiggins, ltsy Hochenedel, Mallory Jeffress, Floyd Crowson, Nancy Armstrong, Fran Sivils, Millicent Johnson. Courtroom Scene x'L Q - gh l2.0? -1' I Left Table: Mrs. M. L. Barnett and Yvonne Mrs. M. M. Doss and Hazel Mrs, F. D. Deal and Sandra JoAnn and Mrs. N. T, Barnett Miss Hazel Hill and Mrs. Abbie Mrs. Albert Wells and Shelby Mrs, Ivan Barrett and Lucille Mrs. Carl Love and Alice Nora and Mrs. C. A. Jackson WWW D 2 February lil, l957 Arnold Head Table: Right Table: .Martha and Mrs. Jack Sirns Barbara and Mrs. Jirn White Mary and Mrs. Leslie Simpson Jo and Mrs. Curtis Owens Marilyn and Mrs. E. Hughes Mrs. Allen Watson and Myra Mrs. Ben Franklin and Anita Mrs. Hugh Willis Mrs. Walter Crawford, sponsor Jerrie and Mrs. Horace Thompson Barbara and Mrs, T. B. Swan Standing: Mrs. Roy Bolin and Margaret Mrs. Alford Dodd and Linda Mrs. Gaston Withers and Carolyn Waitresses: At left-Karen Gibbs, Artis Wells, Bennie Barnett, Wanda Barrett, Patsy Burchfield Lillie Ann Avery 1 1 - V-I 'ls 5, Xl 1 1 9'?g Pf 'Ff- :L.:W-1- ' -! ' V JWW' 4:50 N I ff v 1' as 35 '70 I' W-'ff' fs... W 519' 'Q 'E' 7 -.- .. .. .!is1 l Top: Mrs Crauxfcrd arm Mrss Jones open rrvcrr gwffs from TM- members of We Qui!! and Scroll arm Press Ciub Rlghfz One of the bigruighvs of fre Wcgfarw' Nas a reading Is There a Same Claus, b, Gayle Gulrege. 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N BEN ANDEQS JERRY BCDLIN Csiuwr Tw rw QTHH and Bm-rwlmw SC mu Chl: Sy: Bon' bww NHS Baud Pmsrtywf SC me Club, JO ANN BARNETT MARGARET BOLIN 'Ama Chorus FTA Busirwess Eagetvg Secrvar, FTA FHA Ke, C L T: BCS rv:-ss Ke, C uh Svfrwhur, YVONNE BARNETT CARLYNNE BOOLES Mrxeci Chorus, FTA Business Cm-vrTeadcr FTA, Mm-d Ku, Ciub. Chorus, Two 'Aadrrgal Group Homecoming Mard. LUCILLE BARRETT DONALD BOYETT FTA, Business Key club, 7 'Q Q ,fx if c KENNETH ex-ws JIMMY BOYKIN ,gg 57 FcofbaTT, Track Baskerball, Fowre Tradesmen, Fire l Mixed Chorus. Marshai -' ,P JIMMY BLANKINSHIP MINNIE BRANTLEY Tis ROY BROCKWELL WORDY BUCKNER .,,1 V, C Fc, Nm Yuan .zz 'warg CMH: D ,O fv' 1 JACKIE BROOKS GAYLE BUNN Twwms JH CMU, Sciumc Club ROXIE BROOKINGS DON BURNETT Cmqrloador FTA, Swdevw Foo1baH ac Baske1baIN Comm! Mm,-ci Chorus, Home S g To s C Commg Vmwd Cl DARWIN BROWN Baskmbail, Track, Eagle Guard Mvxed Chorus, HERSHEL BROWN DENZIL BROWNING ANNE CLARK G ve ral FTA Eag e vc Reporie .llMMY COCKRELL F ture Trade-smen SHlRLEY COLVIN Eagleffes M xed Chorus Mc1gaIGopBsness v JAMES CONE Basketball Mxed Chorus C JERRY COURSON Football, Track, Basketball, Swimming, C Club. JAMES COURTNEY Fufure Tradesmen, 46 lf sr, -0 ,. T 1 SHELBY COURTNEY BARBARA CROSWELL T aces HOUSTON DAVIDSON F r re Traclesw rw SANDRA DEAL Mxed Chorus A KENNETH DIXON LINDA DODD Eaglefres, FTA, Business Key Club. NHL DCJNHAM BUD DQCDLEY luotlpa-l Trarl blasw-tlsall Gel' C Club HAZEL DOSS 'free Clcrus B-s ees Ke, Clul: KENNETH DUCKWORTH Footba Sctefzc Cl-l: EARNESTINE DUMAS , 4 rf- E ll 4,53 KAY FINLEY NHS, Eaglettes, FTA, Mixed Chorus, 'UN ,Q PHILIP GATES iv Band Golf. C ,f K'-2 X., - is 2, C-' EDWARD GIBBS 'vu' 15+ M' , . 1' FTA Mixed CH: us Bustness t f Key Club. SHELBY EUBANKS . L. Student Council, Football, Track, 'C' Club, Science Club. LETITIA GRANO Quill and Scroll, NHS, Ter- 'nite Staff, Eaglettes. M II BETTYE GRANT Eaglertes, FTA, Mixed Chorus, 'N Business Key Club. Fm-1-5 . ,Qs H31 RONNIE GULLEDGE Football, Student Council, C Club. frs '?f x,f Xi 3 Q r 1..N .L-5 SN' ii ,, Ox 1- UC S-J E VN BFTTY HINEB CAROLYN JOHN FN PATSY HOLLAND frm bfi, 5 Hf 'rg '.'.m JAMES JOHNSON Nairfyrmfd fmfmi Fw- w'f!f1r5bmV f. rf- mr- S ,H W D W5 'I 'X W S SANDRA JOHNSON NHS, ELIQII-ml VM: President FTA M Uwms JOHNNY KING Foorhml. SIDNEY JOHNSON 'If I rw I- C In ED LOCKE fb' rim-I ' K rzw' Prlfgwrtr-vi NH B I FQ ,VIN Cfvym r' Br,,5' Sun B5 CO I AI, XII r-', U- CIUIJ MARILYN JONES ALICE LOVE FIC Bs'-55 'f,CJI':, DON JORDAN S' C'--m Cc vc I LagIc Gu Sf mug C rr HILDA LLJM SADIE KELLEY LEAH NIADDEN Student Conmcwl Secretary Queen CIIQL-rIvacIcr. JO ANN KENNEDY Mixed Chorus, FTA. BARBARA MAXWELL adCCb HAROLD XNAXXX ELL MED E MHYG M!-XRGIE MILES BH Y MOORE GERALD MORGAN Al 7' GEORGE MURPHY rf-' In . Fumre Tmdwsvwsrw. .- 44., 1, . T i'7'pp 'T' dr- 1 gglx. Nr on ff JK JYCL MURPHY TL F2 LA HQTL ERE LADY MLC AUC HAN NHS JOLENE MQDANIEL c ' a DORIS MQGRECOR BETTY MCKELVY ' ' Swior C'apf1'n, , I 'I I ff fr 1 I r If .1 iron J, 1 r 1:-com: MLQIK xi-SLFNF PA ID N.- as f 1--w. xv' er' 19 ' l 6 vw. q , x f 6. '4- ng- X P? , YVCJNNF PHFQKER f f fd N PEAKLH CH! QLLN PENN1NbTCDN N PF? N QAYMOND PXPPEN VV, D, POLLAN Tghi- Busxwttxwf 'Ja-wager 1 - - 5l 425'ffi4ic 4Q ,- 'fii fx 49 it w ox Nj! 41 1? 2' GUY POST EDITH RICE Future Tradesmcn JOAN RICE FHA BARBARA ROBERTS NHS, Eag ettes, Quill and Scroll, Termite Staff, FTA, Science Club. LINDA ROGERS NHS, Quill and Scroll, Termite Staff, Girls' State, Eaglette Sgt,-at-Arms, SARA SAVAGE NORMAN SCOTT 't'I,xi-ci Clrorczs, Gcil Boys' Quartet Wicirigal Group YATES SCOTT Mixed Cliorus Secretary Trvasurvr Boys' Quartet, Maclrigal Group. DWIGHT SHELTON Mixed Chorus Science Club MARY SIMPSON FTA, Business Key Club, Science Club. MARTHA SIMS NHS, Band Secretary, FTA, Girls' State, Business Key Club, Science Club, Madrigal Group, Homecoming Maid, Student Council. LLOYD SIVILS Girls' Sta1e,Mixed Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, FTA Presi- C Club, Swimming Manager. dent. K- K if y IK- - W4+ Q jr 1. 1 N6 6 WQSXI TVMTVII 'fi 12+ ' fb-- -0' an Q w. Av fs. I I ...fy-Lf' f 'f W .. ,, if 2 . 'yi' fi - N ' 1- , T I MQ' z, f f - I . V it . ,V , .4 ' 2' 4 ,, . , ,Ihr 'UK MARY DELL STARK Mwxuii CNCHJS JERRY SWAN A-H CIub President JERRIE THOMPSON FTA, Busmcss Key Club e I Prcsud vw. BILLY WARD Fu1ure Tradesmen CECILIA WATSON NHS, Eagle-nes, Mixed FTA. DOYLE WESSON Band, Science CIub. Chorus, JEANETTE WEST a c I Quw I nd SUQII, Termn Staff, GuIs' Svate, EagIet1es. ANNETTE WHITE OuIII and ScroII, C0-edltor Tcrvwm, SCICHCQ CIub, NHS FHA BARBARA WHITE Mrxed Chorus, FHA, Business Key CIub. LUCILLE WHITE FTA, FHA, Business Key Club. MAROIE WILLIAMS Future Tradesmen. ELLIS WOLFE 'O' '-'J S 4 S L I 3 ,A , 3 BILLY XNOOD JEANETTE XNEFLQ-LWB EL.'..'1Q v'-Zx'l5 Ei'E I-A QI N' BYE ELAINE VQOLDLU QEBEEE fx W ODDS '.' -141 uwpi, -Q 'N' V BOBBY JOE WOODEN 'il 'X F- Q CAN'T HELP FLOWNLNG M, L M ny KW.- A Aa A , -ff K ' -in ff' 1 ., 'A -I ff .P T 'V i , ' 'q wf,,,-VKWJ , R' P' E' -. .. v Y Y ,, 1 V 1' tr.,-3 ' r- F '777Zemofzqaf Y 1emzet472 Daclwoui Kg Wea Qawmatee n var 4, v ., .- gg I l avr wg ,..,M, HQQ- M. ., . ,. ,. N- . W , ., A .. .- - if O 5 r 4.-fsa,.,,-. ,, if . M Q- E S- 1-QQ ,rw .,4CC Q2 X ,z 4 Nyxn, til IIXH NNXU l i n--L OFFICERS President, Stanley Fuller, Vice President, Myra Watson, Secretary, Piiyliis Perdue, Reporter, Margaret Parker. I wil! study and get ready, and per- haps my Chance will Corrie. A. 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N991- bm 1 1 41 This flag which we honor is the emblem of our unity, our power, our thought and purpose as a na- tion. -Woodrow Wilson Darrell Binns Donna Braddock Kay Brooks Dale Bolin John Boseman Patsy Burclwtield .,, mn., . gb' a f:,.Df1V -PPA if-5 J.. 4 f e 4 N' It 4 fx-.I V if yt 1 ,fgf L .8 j :L sf 1:1 x 4 uit' vain JN Marilyn Burnett Jane Burt i . mu 6 t N f id I 'ifttff N 01 S' 0? ?A L Q Al 1 1 X fr W' 'H' fi 'U i y f 9 Frank Allen Harry Andrews Patsy Andrews Judy Armstrong Lillie Avery Dennis Baker Bennie Barnett Jessie Barnett Leland Barnett Raymond Barnett Tony Barnett Wanda Barrett Judy Bates Billy Bays Joyce Bays K . . f,., , l Q i ' 3' f gi! . , , -l. lg ,, l ' l A fbi' 1. 'lit l i-fl V rfv , '4v ..4' ,,, 'X xl 1' ' t -ri Et Keir , ll f ll X w n .. bw, Y' Y' .ffl C A1 ' V2 sk? Robert Copeland Lexie Courson Phyllis Courson Shirley Courson Margaret Crosvvell Martha Crook Martha Davidson Billy Dixon Donna Dolan Charles Donaldson Mary Ann Doss Mary Downey Margaret Duncan Don Ellerbe Charlotte Everritt QI'-V Billie Jean Carter Johnny Carter Harold Cantly Margie Cathy Charles Chesley Marjorie Clark Bert Collins Kay Collins Harriet Colvin 3 it 4 'T it 5 l N U S X l U ' .ar ,M X 5 7' .IDI u k y , -A 3'-. gi- 'J-4' 'Z 1. A, if-,r-YI 1 FBI: 9.63 I ki i I V. V 1 Don Grice Floyd Grittis Orville Hannurn Angela Hays Elizabeth Henderson Sylvia Hendrix Joyce Hester Phil Higginbotham Jeanette Hilborn ,r4 ,f N. Q L' K. 1- ' D . .,' I I . Q-K-. 'L rf.: - 25 ' - gb , i 5 1- I S r R I -gg: I if 1- ? . Q A Gary Fife Jerry Finley Dorothy Fleming Doyle Fleming Herbert Fox Peggy Fox Bill Fulton Ronnie Gardner Rhett Garrett Lynn Gates Earl Gates Mike Gates Karen Gibbs Joe Gill Jack Grano 14 I U x'0 1. '1 1 ' , I 'Q-5 '.4' at 1 P - 'efgf l 1 1. x . - Q, xx! ' L. 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Annie Gunter Pat Hagoocl Katherine Hargraves Stephen Hilborn Shirley Heinley Sandra Hendrix Lena Henley Robert Hill Pete Hochenedel Max Holland Virginia Isaacs Joyce Jackson Jessie Jettress Robert Jenkins Shelby Jenkins Elizabeth Johnson Jean Johnson Jerry Johnson Judy Johnson Paula Johnson Sarah Johnson Patricia Jones Sheri Jones Vela Keene Joyce Kelly John Lane Matt Lear Tony Lee Leslie Lewis Betty Lloyd Sandra Martin Rebekah McConnell Carolyn May Jaunita Maxwell James Miller Mildred Miller Mary MfDortald Billy McGrrlf Frarrl McMahart Ruwxel Mawr Eugerte Mayo Billy Molfatf Vtffsrvld PAOGVC Navrqy Moorer Betty Morgah Vera Murphy Jr-trrrette Morgavt All-,oh Mulholland Larry Nelsort Patsy Nohles Allie Qdert George Owens Brenda Parker Larry Parks Judy Paschel Colleh Pehhlhgtoh Doyle Pehhhgtoh Judith Perdue Martha Plerce Peggy Pltchlord Rohhle Pruett Fred Quarles Darrel Rice Nancy Rrce Marsha Rrchards Relna Roberts Troy Robblhs Jerry Rohinsoh Mary Ross Larry Rowe Roger Smith Bolvhy Stanley n , 0- 'U' . 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M Tudvr 'rv - 4'k ' ' jeyrrx, Vvriwfflljll - - ' Jvffr, Vxlixsh ,4 Y ' 1 5 '- 4 D I Twins Vvlaril aa 0- ' N ' ' ,, v. BNI NWN? 1 . , qi Q S ' M - cb' A 'f K fi-L. j X f ' w X f a,f-. ' , 1'f ,uf . 'x fL 0 Q I7 , x 'ff -N , 3 'ui ' rf V A' . 1 ' s xr f x Q-l r' V, 'b f Mums Hume ly f K, Y Q . n 'I N u . 1 ' H' . X 1 - f S A h kk, M'l W Te 0 ,, ' 't 3 A , B, S. V 'WJ dd I MTC . '- ' N ., ., ' Berry' r wgfo -'T f 5 1 VK f 1 ' X' ' 7' m 1 X X 4 if X ' - ,Q ' . 1, -- Y U: EMA 1 I SON N ,v .iv 4- 15 n'.' V ft? F? Q A . TICY W V H I Hg' xy- fs WCM? X A ff f , 5 L 1 x ..q.v,,..m X 1, if 'X' - fl f ,Q I have sought re- pose everywhere, and I have found it only in a little corner with a little book. -St. Francois de Sales. 89 PWR Q ..,. I fl .ff Billy Anders Ronnie Bailey Mary Bardin Darrell Barnett Lexle Barnett Lucille Barnett Nancy Barnett Norman Barnett Lewis Billings Judy Bolin Anita Booles Jarnes Boyett John Larry Brantley Ann Brooks Billy Jean Brown Peggy Burnett Sharon Butcher McCoy Carter Vasklll Carter Curtls Chiclester J N it 75 ' 1' I .r v- H s tw. .- C J , ' . 4 C 'l ' '1 't f 4 I l ' F 755911 4 .. 5 . -r .9 x tg, ag, W. Q, J- T., N 1 - 31. 4 , l, l 1 A nl - - , F' ,fi V 'Y -vs , v 5 . . K f 'W t -, A , f Q ' v- ra rl 25 ya gpm .X 'f, 24 . 7 , F at mf, f . Q . , J f'- .1 y Q is I tl ,V J- 'b it John Coate Alta Clark Carol Clark Shelby Clark Wanda Clark Ecltth Clarkson Jarnes Colltns Dewayne Cooley Bobby Courson Jtrnmy Courson Sandra Crosvvell Charles Curry Betty Dixon Patsy Dlxon Vernon Draper Glorta Duncan G W Estelle Bobby Eubanks Mary Lou Eubanks Thomas Everutt Fran Ferguson Charlotte Farrell Glenda Fleming Joan Fox 'gs d C? l 4 l - 5 A i- A-0 J Q- A s V' , Q- , ,, 'Y A.. ' N ' ,B 'EJ 'J t' .4 . X- ' 7 .1 C 1' V' - I , X' Fil., A g x Y S v F x V V l' t ' L. . 'sry U X , 52' 'fl Q F 'ti l A N , -,f Q, , ft j . M M Q. K X ' As j ' Sharon Doss I .' 1 1 , ,' 'fb ., , - . v L . -5- ' 41 5 ' ,i -1 , ' xii, Q. . . 'A an -,I iv A Q x o '. A an - ,V i -1' ! ' 4- v-sv ear? USL l ,Q 1,7 FUD Q.. -5 tw! 1 6 '1 'vt ' .., N X ' 1' H R t Q- W OJ ,. fn I Q. nv' l' 1 l ifggi f ' - . 1 ee li lmfl , Y g ,I . 5 N: 1. rr Q- .3 Gs fT .W 'Q w 'Q' 5, , , ,V 4' J Janice Johnson Jxrnmy Johnson Norma Sue Johnson Patsy Johnson Raymond Johnson Julien Johnston Dennrs Jones Buddy Kelly Gwendolyn Kelly Jerry Knnnaurd Dorothy Lee James Linder Don Ltttle JoAnn McGhee Hazel McGough l R v- , . t .JJ s-4, . 1 Jerry Freeman Martha Gadberry Diana Gann Herbert Gates Rose Gates Larry Goodwin QV ' KSylvia Grano Q . A ,o fr . X .' 6 1 G fldf' 5 , - -'S 0- wwzf WWW QA Donnte Grant Sylvia Harrell Mary Hart Susan Hays Nelson Henry Helen Herrod James Hilborn Marsha Holloway Eddie Hughes MacArthur Jackson Edra Jenkins Beverly Johnson Carol Johnson 'N-G5 9 4. 'ffl . A l A . Q is l V as f X 40 at 1 is . d 1. -.- tff-Q . . N Q L' F rv- ,VN 5 t L , v g 4' fr I A z,0l':?,' -L -3. ' . o 'cv' fm A gi A , 4 , of . L .fx fl' y .'.al1f'f. J . L. ,P -0- .'kA , J ,. - , ' V ' 1' - 1 - . ... 4, as J c Manntng Theresa Meeks Betty Mercer Healan Mereduth John Mersereau Frances Mules Mary Muller Clayton Mtlls Jerry Mtlls Nancy Malls 4 1'- K' ,l Patricia Montgolf Tim David Morris Charles Natl Nina Naron Penny Nason Molly Ogden Georgia Parnell Bill Partain Robert Patrick Sam Person Minnie Pickle Brenda Pruett Dwight Reaves Sharleen Reynolds Billy Rice Cheryl Rice George Earl Rice Patsy Rice Linda Roberts Linda Kay Roberts iii' 4 I .. MJ 5 'Q' Q- XX . ada I- 5- - la A4 s '2 xi ,W 4 i T 1 lx0'lr 9' 4 6' W. 1 i- A . 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Q .D ' x,,. f Y 'V , , X l . . x 11 ' K. .r -X- fm- 43 - ,A Q ,, V S. A, 0 -5 4 4 'Y Y. if ' 1 Q ' N o ' ,I 'fl A ,7 i N T' l- 'l Xal' ' ' I A Ck 5 A ., . g A g , . l iv T l.- , - ' n 1 3 5 ,lp A' ., , sr, F , Y- ' ,vlxflx YJ '- N 65 my JPN Qhlrley White A ,V A x l . W f,-Q E G Y.. b If I ks b 'vi U- ti fy I ... ff Y' .gli rr y A ' ' ks- t I QQ T , Nl l ' ly 1 X,'q.v rv so J' 4- .- 9--, - , . . 1 ,x Ritual. J o A M, '. A t' ef' J 4 -A - l 1 ,710 A . . Q' .l T' ' 3 Ts .1 ' '.,. for doing a lob far aboye the require ments of his profes- sion for The com- muniTy and The young people of Crosseff, the Crossen Junior Chamber uf Commerce presenfs this good citizenship award To Wayne Wilson. Cpresenfed by Bob Jacksonj -., 'T' ,of-x 'U' ,ay I- ' 'H fi 'U' 'Lo QB, v' ' Charics Gems Drckwe Jones Pat Wiggins wa Q 'Q fl -0- ff xx JC f'-VW HEBWSUEVQQV Betty Howie Pau! Johnson 641 ' ' The surest way nof fo fail is ro determine To succeed. -Sberxdan if 'v'T fr' Shen Woods Sara Savage Freddie Mcflaughan Ben Anders Brenda Sivils Jack Reynolds 3 . X vwkxfbw 'VS Y g.q K 1 -Cm X7 775 eat- wt .-Q, 'DQ t Norma White and Jim Gadberry, seiected by the student body as i956 Best-Best Citizens, are shown receiving their coveted awards trom Ro- tarian President Bob Fisher. 0' Tw. 8' VX . F' x 3 A 1 , 4 , l I , xi' W A , 'wQ.4.,,,1,,a' , ' - 1' ' ima - T 1 -5: 4543 f 'L ssl , . W .Lf QMQLQ p LV 1 . XII., 45,1 3,-15, 5' 3' . gk: L J: CA'Ty'vvT'- Bm, vs DAR GCJQU CTTTZLN 1' . . ' Q i K 'TW 4 fk C, V Levwa Gram: Freddy McCaughan BETTY CRCCKER EAGLE BOOSTER AWARD HOVE EC ANAQD MASON AWARD Y- 7' V95 -nw C'J Y Betty Hmes receives her 'Vane of Demouapyu cemhcave from Mr, VVTiTTam Stengle, presidenf of the Crosse!! Chamber of Comm-efcc-. oat! gown! X Q fi N-IN t '.1.ffi't , . 9-Y Milton Johnston, Jerry Scriber, Howard Finley, Sara Savage, Ben Anders. This group represents our school on the YOUTH CENTER board of directors. They, along with other members of our Cornrnunity, are try- ing to establish a youth center which will furnish healthful recreation tor the young people ot our town. T ,, , 5 iii, Left to right: Jeanette West, Ed Locke, Barbara Hancock, Sara Savage, Martha Sims, Linda Rogers, Betty Hines, Ben Anders. These students, representing Crossett High School, learned about moving free- dom forward through an increased knowledge of our country's governmental sys- tem at Girls' and Boys' State. I believe in my country, I believe in it because it is made up of my fellowmen-and myself. I can't go back on either of us and be true to my creed. If it isn't the best country in the world, it is partly because I am not the kind of a man that I should be. 11 -Charles Stelzle sfwfw 5 QM 52+ X. u., 3. . r vi . E , u ,5- K 9 5 For when the one great Scorer comes fo write against your name, He marks not fnaf you won or losf buf how you played the gamef' Z?5 4- f-if-ir' ' i 2 . pri-4 , F , 1 ' ,1 if 3, I '51 7 ,D 0' ,M-?'r i ' L'q' X lk . -.ff ii 'w' -iff Miz' Q - 53 744- 64472, -N71 N l -75 ?'fia2UfS-336 ' 41' Front row: Bobby Gibbs Bild Dooley, Ronnie Golledge, Don Burnett, Freddie MCCaugrin, Edcli Locke, Lloycl Siyils, Clwaries Pennington, Cliarles Gates Norman Pearalw. Second row: Walter McArthur, Johnny King, Harold Maxwell, Bill Ronyan Terry Hogoe Derfi-ll George, Jerry Coorson, Roy Brockwell, Gfiylii Bonn Third row: .lake Wlwite, Kenneth Bays, Kenneth Doclwvortli Robert Pilgrim, Don Grice, Jimmy Ross, Bucky Yeatrnan, Lorrell Pennington, Charles Keene, Janteg Brantley, Fourth row: Milton Jolvnston, Do-,fle Fleming Tcny Barnett, Dickie Donn, Jerry Dixon Dayicl McCay, Jolin Boseinan, Earl Gates, Darrell Binns. Filtli row- Sonny Robinson, Manager, Howard Finley, Bobby Pennington, Hoyt Kelley, Manager. Sixth row: Coarli Harry Denson, Ronnie Searcy Manager, Coach Dixie Howell 795 E? S Sept. l-1 The Eagles started the season off by losing a hard-fought battle to the Pine Blutt Zebras fo-o, The Zebras were rated high iv' the Big ' B. Sept. Dl The Magnolia Panthers were Cuteclassed by the mighty Eagles on this day, as Oosse wen the i lirst Regional -1-AA game 2l-20. Sept. 28 The dedication Ot the new football field was clitttaxed by a T3-O ylctory over the Monticello Hillbtllies. The Eagles were determined to revenge theti defeat of last year. Qct, 5 A top-rated and tough Hope team came to Crossett on this day and tied the mighty Crossett Eagles 7-7. Both the Eagles and the Bobcats were rated as the top two teams in A-AA. Oct. T2 The Eagles iourneyed to Camden and eked out a victory 756. The Eagles lust couldnt get started. Oct. lf? The Homecoming was made a great success as the mtghty Eagles romped over the Arkadelphla Badgers 27-l-1. The Eagles pulled out ot their slump this gante and rolled onto a -1-AA Championship, Oct. 26 The Crossett team went to Srnackoyer with the same determination and rolled over the Smackoyer Buckaroos T3-O. The Eagles were now well on thelr way to a 41-AA Championship. Nov. 2 The Neville Tigers out-classed the big Eagles in Monroe by slaughtering them 410-O. The Monroe team was rated as one of the best in the South. Nov. 9 The Eagles kept up the new tradition of no defeats on the new held as they de- feated the Fairview team AO-6. Another A-AA victory for the Eagles. Nov, lo The Eagles went out of their class and stomped the Eudora Badgers 52-l9, The Eudora 'earn was rated as the best in 8-A. Nov, 22 The sentors ot the Eagle team ended their high school football careers as the Cros- sett team spanked the Hamburg Llons 40-T9 on the anndal Turkey Day tllt, The mghty Eagles outclassed the Lions all day, The Eagles ended the season with an B-2-l record and a Regtonal A-AA Championship under theirlbelts. H -L 5 J ...-'1 ,sl .fx :Cf 7 X i 1 W -1 Li -1 'iJ'f,'-IFF'-15 E' '153 fi.-S745-K 75 -it ,K o L EU saesa X 4 ll Sept. lll Sept. Qi Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. I2 Oct. lf? Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov, lo Nov. 22 i956 CROSSETT EAGLE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A fafemeli vo we Sc-mcfs of ve Coawii :felon l9i6 iostlzail Qziuec: B ,v row.: Gblzs Dooley, Gullnclge, Burnett, N'cCauglwari, Locke Sims, Pvimiiigtoii Pi-matt lop B M Artliur, Duckworth King, Maxmcll Cowscf' Bvoclfv.e'l Bunn. Jcfnsoiw cr' aeoftier Coe ot tw-5 ue Pirie Bluff Ulierel Magnolia Uherel Monticello Ki-ierel Hope H-Ierej Camden fTlierel Arkaclelplwia fHere2 Smaclcover iThere2 Neville High KMonroel Fairview KHereJ Eudora fHereJ Hamburg llherel '..h v .gl KJ Q' ,v 0 '!J',, SC V' J 8. r gr. g Q 4 ' 'Q' . Q '84 a 'WV 0- .Nr xx x '4 I07 7 E hgfaaoz T- 7' lla in- 15 .Q AC' 7 l ll :lui K I N Gulledge fall-disrncv, Pearalw lallfdlsfrlcv, all-slam: Dooley lalldisvrict, all-stavel, Mcffauglwan lall- disvrlcfl, and Gates fall-districtl, admiring Yhe hard won 4'AA1roplwy. 1'-'fir'- 33+ Left: Superintendem Russell, re- ceives districi 4-AA Trophy from Captains Locke and McCaugl'van. fl ,,x'.. 45,15 ' '37 M 4 Ili. 'Qi'-a 3 YE ,mga-0- ' Everything worth while was done By small steps taken one by one. 4 Freeman tv , 7 7mm Front row: Robinson, Draper, Scott, Partain, Strebeck, Watson, Little, Carter, Billings. Second row: Emory, Corken, Carter, Pennington, Barnett, Swltzer, Burnett, Tucker, Young, Third row: Holland, Bays, Browning, Binns, Stevens, Carter, McMahan, Courson, Cole. Fourth row: Mills, McMahan, Johnson, Wilcoxon, Dumas, Titus, Keene, Hester. Back row: Coach Horton, Nunn, Manager Taunton, Mizell, Holland, Partann, Murphy, Chandler .. 1 -SH flwvfw e Jwvxmr mud Senior fombfm sxwaos :mic pvpudxy as Coaches Horwon and Howell pvesem them HN liuwr 1956 ,wterrwrmw a navdg i Zaye-n7oa6taz14e Qfcndcaaadfofca fagged Seneca 'Wav' l xl of gl Magi- '44 .l ll' 431 jU C'7oQ' . A 2 NP' 5u4!XS- l -fl Back row: Flemlng, Riley, Bohn, Ronyan, Wnllns, Barnett, Paschal, Grnce, Boseman, Coach Horton, from rowg Young, Mcflaughan, Dooley, Johnson, Locke, Sivils, Simms, Ross. II2 ,2'5,uZ7f4fwi?' ' ' gaad Top row: Coach Horton, Taunton, Boiin, Hoiiand, Mizell, Morphy, McDotfie. Second row: Partain, McDough, Dumas, Woods, Stevens, Willis. Third row: Withers, Robinson, Powers, Jackson, Young, Tucker, Switzer. Fourth row: Cole, Little, Partain, Withers, Johnston, Carter, Smith, Carter. X.. Xi vs ,-4 Sm- Szmfded Swan 7mm S do ,f-fmzdm Same emmpawmq Sfaie Champs for The seventh consecutive year ' f McCaughan, BurneTT, YeaTman, Courson ms qw ii 'P' .af . -s...f' 7 GOLF GaTes, Scov, Nlem, Higgmoofham, Nason, Coach Horton 7e4wc2z 'feam Smcwdec 742-uc 70424 State 1 AI xx f N M 4 13 ' f'g GJ 17. 5 1 RW ,- uf A 1 v 'ji Hi' ' - -v ,:I ' -f TENNIS: Finley,McCaUghar1,Coach Horton, Holiis, Brooks Pg 3' 'ffl' .1 :Xt my . Q v. H ,Hi gi? -+1 ..,, www I KX 5 V' wb , 111f.2sf f ffl! lx, ' 12, ffffrf , , 1 32' W gg - ,QF . A M, ,gif wi - - I x 1. V' ,, ff ' 7:1 ' gt ke 55 ,. j Q' 7 v 4? .ggi ' 2 Q 4 a ' - if ' ' we Ewfi' f:kaflVazJ'1g, 'gf MW, up . 3 ?1?21-ff'55.f..'- ? . 1515. 1 'YSL if L, nn Q . - Q I .UI 4, .9 P Q -PX 1 1 , .1 f rx fi I 5 I z f Q 1 71. Scioaf game! WAYNE K. WILSON, Director 'lf H be Hue Thatrnuyc m,in soberfach The onw HnernaNonallanguage,Tne onw mmohonal and spnnual amnage that B honored all over The world, Then if rnusf surely be an invaluable influence Toward peace. -Daniel G. Mason I . Pi -U' I A V 1 ..... ---- 4 ' f X l As- . ,g,..c . 'ln 1 -- 4 -A.. - l ' s ,I .Ag .x... DRUM MAJORS AND MAJORETTES Ndrxnr Cues McGccgaw B,:k'1e' Remcos Bays B456 Pose, '38 5 ,M I, 5011 BAND OFFICERS Prosmifsm BEN ANDERS LIBRARIANS--Lear, Ranler, Plstole, Johnson, Vibe Fresmlffnr MARTHA NUTTER Secmrary MARTHA SIMS II9 L . ,,- - -1 ' ' ' ' .- -glial-it-DOGS ,Q .?, : , 5 - ' z .' A' 43 y 'Fx :ily S' ' 5' ' pg,-is - X ,Q -' ,I M, M, if we: , Q5 .f.,,,a,5. vp, A A : A 'A ER kr '54 K qfl ,J 'V XII ?tA'l fha D ex 5 Y 4 ,f Jig Ol! .1. C S .ap , .19-f : D Q 74e fftom- ' - WS S' Zh! President Ben Anders Vlce Presndenf Paul Johnson Secretary Emnly Owen Reporter Ronnue Gulledge Lrbrarnan Nancy Kyle Treasurer Well Nutt The Crossett Hugh School Science Club named the Atom Mnsers ns made up of students who are nnferested un any type of scnence Thus club IS a member of The ocnence Clubs of Ameruca and holds a Scnence Farr each year B C Dodson head of science department us The sponsor of thus group The goal of science ns To descrrbe The universe Klrtley Mather f I 1 I I I r I 1 I , . - - n - 11 - I . . . A . . . . . . , , ,, . . . . 1, av Y Rf A , 'X - ' A f f , i ll Q0 Y l' ff Jo Adcock Sheila Anderson Patsy Andrews Judy Armstrong Lynetta Atwell Lillie Avery Judy Baker Marty Bardin Carolyn Barnett Bennie Barnett Wanda Barrett Judy Bates Patsy Binns Brenda Boseman Nancy Boyer Oleda Brantley Ann Broach Mary Brumley Patsy Burchfield Marilyn Burnett Jane Burt Lottie Boykin Billie Carter Dorothy Carter Marlorie Clark Harriette Colvin Lynda Cope Phyllis Courson Margaret Croswell Sheila Daugherty Donna Dolan Virginia Evans Charlotte Eyeritt Janice Everilt Carolyn Fielder Dorothy Fleming Mary Sue Forrest Merilann Ferguson Jerry Gates Lynn Gates Karen Gibbs Freida Harris Angela Hays Elizabeth Henderson Joyce Henderson Joyce Hester Jeannette Hilborn Cynthia Hollis Dixie Howie Kay Humphrey Levetris lsaccs Betty Jackson Nora Dell Jackson Attilene Jenkins Doris Johnson Millicent Johnson Wanda Johnson Nancy Jones Judy Kemp Martha Madden Mary Mann Erma Maxwell Margaret McGoogan Jo Ann Miles Linda Moore Venona Nevedomsky Louise Owens Becky Parkhill Jolene Pendergrass Maxine Pennington Myrna Pennington Bobbie Pistole Linda Posey Janice Pritchard Lorettia Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Gail Rice Joan Rice Virginia Evans Nancy Risher Betty Robinson Judy Ross Beverly Rowe Patsy Scott Jo Ellen Sivils Betty Smith Carolyn Smith Louise Smith 21 diff' TOWARD NEW HORlZONS OFFICERS President MARY MANN Vice President JO ADCOC K Secretary LINDA MOORE Reporter DIXIE HOWIE Historian MARILYN BURNETT Song Leader VIRGINIA EVANS Sponsor MISS ELSIE PAGE CATE Judy Swan Joyce Taryer Mary Taylor Virginia Taylor Carolyn Tullos Gearl Tyson Gloria Tyson Rosalys Walker Cynthia Watson Sue Welch Janice West Annette White Barbara White Betty White Dorothy White Martha White Rose White Linda Wiggens Dorothy Willard Guylene Williams Ina Williams Janet Wolfe H...-.4 I W You C5177 push anybody up a laclcler Unless he is willing ro climb a little. Carrtoge 4.4-. 5? so Prosrocvt Jer JO Arm Barnott Yvorwmr Barnett Lucrllc Barrett Margaret Bollrw Brenda Carter Sltlrlcy Colvxn Slwollwy Courtney to QFFICERS rm Tltorv-psort, Vtqg- President Barbara Nutty Secretary Margaret Bolrn, Reporter Linda Dodd. ROLL Sandra Dval Marilyn Hughes Mary Simpson Ltnda Dodd Nora Dell Jackson Martha Sims Earrwestine Domes Hazel Langley .lerrie Thompson Vnrgrnia Evans Alice Love Myra Watson Anita Franklm Mettie Mayo Barbara White Bcttye Grant Barbara Nutt Lucille White Margie Graves Jo Owens Carolyn Withers Sponsor MRS BERNICE CRAWFORD Q9 2 Q F ,,-. ,-J D f Q 'Z ' .. -, ' A I - f . - , 'N . 1. .,,- . ' 4 U 1 ' C. A ' 'u 1. OLENDA RAWLS JUDY GULLEDGE JERRY GATES JEAN JOHNSON CAROL WHITE KAY HARDY ,f .1 .1 A group of forty-eight carefully selected girls form a uniformed and trained cheering section to support the Crossett Eagles. Xxx? The entire company of Eaglettes dress uniform- X l ly in reversible skirts of maroon and white topped with white sweaters. Darwin Brown and Don Jordan were selected as Eagle Guards to accompany the Eaglettes on all trips. 3 -qw- ZX ' . i ,,., f if l Kg. fx by X04- ly r f ,c RJ q ' N- 'QA rx I I H ffxf' 1-, 4 lf' A EAGLETTE OFFICERS Phyllis Courson, Betty McKelvy, Jolene McDaniels, Bobbie Boyer, Karen Gibbs, Judy Brookins, Sandra Johnson, Linda Rogers, Anne Clark, Patsy Holland, Margaret Bolin. as A -0 . 6919A 9,6 Q? G' F55 , 9 a ,Q Q -W 6 'Q' L.. O .11 ' A.- i ,Qi 4: Q 4' 9 Q99 00 Q 9 - Q A Q . t f r ' ' ' X f ' L I ' N5 V -V Nt 5 , . - ' 41?-v - Frrst row, Jody Armstrong, Nona Maxe, Lrnda Moore, Jeanette West, Betty Grant, Donna Braddock, .Wanda Barrett, Patsy Stott, Jotune McDar,tuNs. Sewnd row' Lourse Srnlth Ltnda Cope, Gail Gultedge Bennre Barnett, Phytris Courson Margaret Bolm Joyce Jones, Betty Thomas Thrd row 'Jtartha Whrtc Barbara Roberts, Shrr ey Colvuw. Fourth row. Kay Frnky Brenda Srwris, Eirzabeth Henderson Frtth row Boinbre Bo-yer Jane Burt Martha Crook. S'xth rcyn Bartara Hanaonk Lctrta Grano, Pats, Holano. Suantrf rcr. Nancy A rrvw strong Patsy Bordrtretd, Dorrs McGregor Etghth row Margre Mties, Sandra Johnson Betty Hines, Comma Watson Linda Dodd Karen Grbbs Judy Brookrns Betty Mdietvy. Nunth row: Anne Clark, Chariotte Everett Pat Wiggrns Vrgrnaa Evans Ca'oi,t' Jchrtson Lnda Rogers Rcbcxna Woods Lthr Amr, 650' 6' mln A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell stops. where his influence -HENRY ADAMS A . I 1 4 V. -rg.. OFFICERS President, Sara Sayageg Vice President, Ann Meredithg Reporter, Margaret McGoogang Secretary, Martha Crook, ROLL Jo Ann Barnett Yvonne Barnett Lucille Barrett Joyce Bays Roxie Brookings Jane Burt Ann Clark Martha Crook Sandra Deal Linda Dodd Earnestine Dumas Marilyn Ferguson Anita Franklin Lynn Gates Bettye Grant Marilyn Hughes Carolyn Johnson Sandra Johnson Alice Loye Mettie Mayo Margaret McGoogan Doris McGregor Betty Mclielyy Ann Meredith Margie Miles Joyce Murphy Emily Owens Jo Owens Linda Posey Barbara Roberts Sponsor--MRS. ABBIE ARNOLD Sara Sayage Susie Savage Martha Sims Mary Taylor Betty Thomas Jerrie Thompson Cecilia Watson Artis Team Wells Lucille White Carolyn Withers . , the builders of An1erica's business Vice President ,, Treasurer President Reporter Secretary Keith Bolin Jimmy Boykin Bobby Burt James Carter Raymond Carter Thomas Childers Jimmy Cockrell James Courtney Barbara Croswell Amaryllis Forrest Clyde Gardner Gary Gilbert Doyle Glennon Jim Henderson Charles Hendrix Norman Holland OFFICERS ,, , ,, EDITH RICE BARBARA CROSWELL , Y,,. JIMMY BOYKIN ., ,,,,,, JIM HENDERSON MARGIE WILLIAMS ROLL Dixie Howie Johnny Mack Johnson Harvel Jones Bruce Marter George Murphy Charles Noble Raymond Pitchford Edith Rice Murry Rice Kenneth Stanley Jane Thurman Malcolm Tullos Billy Ward Margie Williams Ellis Wolfe Huston Davidson Sponsor: MR. LEWIS BILLINGS lt will be In and through music that human thought will be carried beyond the point it has hitherto reached. QUARTET Yates Floyd wafay Norman This world may consist of musical nofes as well as of mathematical rules. 'S f' IFN a N TRIO Dons Jokne Cadynne Music . . .is the besf mind-Trainer on the list. OFFICERS MIXED CHORUS JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB President , , ,, , , WORDY BUCKNER President , PATSY BURCHFIELD Secretary .,,, ,,,,.,., , ., H ,,,, ,,,. Y ATE5 SCOTT Vice Presidenf , LYNNETTA ATWELL Librarians .,,,, , . JACKIE CRANE, BETTY MCKELVY Secreiary , NANCY RISHER Junior Girls Glee Club ' Keeping Step F t C it I ores ry ap a Wlth Progress Of The South 1. . l . Xi: ' I A K-.RA , '32s T, x E is x x h .M it SE: , - N - .. 4- .T xx I Z, R A T V 1 rt fe 6 X157 T It 0551? w T l ai. i CROSSETT EAGLE STAFF Editors PAT WIGGINS NANCY ARMSTRONG Business Manager ANN MEREDITH Report s GAYLE GULLEDGE NONA MAXEY PAUL JOHNSON BRENDA SIVILS MARGARET PARKER STANLEY FULLER GRlFFlN MlLLER Sponsor MISS PEGGY JONES Advisor MRS, BERNICE CRAWFORD 1644 This group is composed of iuniors interested in iournalistic work. Their main proiects each year are publication of the Football programs and the CROSSETT EAGLE. From funds obtained from programs, iackets are bought and presented 'jo varsity lettermen of the football team. if A-1:0-W ,Hfprf ..! AM, 'ff 'T A gs:-' fx JG. , . ,, . 'J' . 771, ,Qiff 'le fr',.' I ,QI Q, fis- Quit: f .mf N' l.,a,ll. Lt, . will fj- ff X k -JZ 1' ev in ', A -----' - - g V ... - , 'JT 1' vm S, 2. 70. ac!! Sao!! The Quill and Scroll is composed ot seniors who have worked up through the Press Club to membership in the International Honorary Society tor High School Journalists. The main project of this group is publication of the yearbook. Any funds derived from the annual are used to buy some memorial forthe school. 1957 MEMBERS Ben Anders Fred McCaughan Anne Clark Barbara Roberts Lctitia Grano Linda Rogers Barbara Hancock Jeanette West Beny Hines Annette White Rebecca Woods MRS. BERNICE CRAWFORD, Sponsor ' 'S I. lv Pres dent Vice Prestder-t Secrfvary Treasurer Parliamenrariart SEVENTH GRADE EI Billy Joe Scott De-wayne Cooley Rose Gates Patsy Montgolf Larry Swan GHTH GRADE Dan Emory Marsha Richards Judy Gulledge Mary Wentz Herman Barnett Linda Adams u5.,.-qbt . -4lIi I 'ff EDDIE LOCKE TERRY HOGUE LEAH MADDEN ORVILLE HANNUM REPRESENTATIVES NINTH GRADE Carolyn Smith Mac Curl Janna Tull Lynette Atwell Glenda Rawls Walter Nunn TENTH GRADE Judy Armstrong Martha Crook Jane Burt Don Grice Mac Jordan Larry Maxwell STEVE NASON ELEVENTH GRADE Milton Johnson Myra Watson Bucky Yeatman Gail Gulledge Paol Johnson Martha Nutter TWELFTH GRADE Don Jordan Roxie Brookings Sara Savage Bobby Gibbs Ronnie Gulledge Martha Sims Sponsor, MISS LELA JANE HENRY Advisor, MR. HUGH WILLIS f1? -. Q Q: RI:- Sii E22 GGING THE EXTRA MILE In The greaT field of employmenT if you'd win success ThaT's True, You musT go a liTTle furTher Than your conTracT calls of you. For if you would win promoTion, your employer's praise and smile, There is iusT one way To do iT-you musT go The ExTra Mile. Now, The ExTra Mile means doing someThing more Than whaT you should, By The Terms of your employmenT, which you Think is preTTy good. BuT if you're iusf mediocre, and conTenTed all The while, You will never win promoTion, 'Till you go The ExTra Mile. There are Thousands of employees, who go on from day To day, Doing only whaT They have To, To Take home Their weekly pay. These will never be successful, never gain a place worThwhile- Till They learn Success depends on Traveling ThaT ExTra Mile. -Hugh R. Porter fife 13? .sq 455 ...m ! r fp' Fi 0 e51C'X,,' :jet -'fi'-1, as A 45 fe Srw, ,, , li. xfli i,,, QF QQNXQQ , 4 ev a VVhaT's This? . . . another mob scene from a Cecil B. DeMiIIe spectac- u!ar'? A W 2 .-tg 1 .. 'ig l SEPTEMBER . . . the '56-'57 school year begins . . . we greet old friends and make new acquaintances . . . new classes and new teachers . . . excited seventh graders and dignified seniors . . . '56 toot- ball season begins . . . pep rallies in the gym . . . hours ot Eaglette and band practice . . .this was September! Cruisin' for a bruisin' I39 Ootofa, and We Me Swat? 564441 Lh +1 sw 40 QC, f X cl 4 earn! f. Q5 ,Wee xoeaovl 5 CYX 5. 'Q . axe Bffwxefx caavdld 'D 6 6 G06 Bog 6469 'Yel Now this here s we OCTOBER . . . a new month . . . first six weeks grades . . . TERMITE subscrip- tion drive opens with a bang . . . Ter- mite Queen candidates . . . then comes the Homecoming plans . . . decorating floats . . . the parade . . . Queen Leah crowned in pre-game ceremony . . . and then the big game, with our mighty Eagles victorious . . . and October fades away . . . Ml 'dJtd70e g d 04704aZaZZ Wdg S eww? Q 1 SO Q XA ZN any . 0 - - mi fgpq ll s - , Zhu Digit 1... - A, Fdxi.x ig, Quaint old American custom. NOVEMBER . . . a whirlpool of activi- ties . . . and the girls finally get their chance at a football hero when the squad is auctioned off . . . and then comes the holidays and the annual turkey day game . , . with the Eagles victorious over Hamburg 40-19 . . . the end of a high school football career for the seniors on the squad . . . we're sad . . . sad to see football season and November go . . . ix DECEMBER . . . happy holidaze . . . The end of anofher year . . . Too nnuch fesTive spirif To work . . . buT we somehow found Time To do our research Themes . . , ban- gueTs . . . The Glee Club ConcerT . . . club parTies . . . The big EagleTTe dance . . . and finally, HOLIDAYS! . . . l2 glorious days of fun . . . The college crew comes home . . . parTies, dances, and more parfies . . . Old SanTa being Too good To all of Us . . . New Year's Eve . . . and Decernber, anoTher real neaT nnonTh, is gone. ,NX .,-'T' fifad gefofze We Know 76 Q 66 9 cSfuden1s + Bus 1 Ride Home ecenzdoz gvtcfd fQ56M' 6966 A X Ag? 20 Q Q, Ds V5 X fl' L 'Z , A 6 ,.,4owl70e SO Bri hT and early each morning we greet CHS with a .5 9 smiIef ?J. N is X sf ssx',: ' H C 5 s xx Y H x 55s y 'K ry , .,' , .. , 1 P. f-Q. Tomorrow's Homemaker. I46 YX YQ Seqefxx X064 'Co 0 B Q! 3626 f ei S GN' 'xx 0 X9- N5 Y W x Qlszfixow' C 1-he arctic Wea: Zena Wada gang, 'ska . -f., . . X Nga f And away we go!! JANUARY . . . Happy New Year . . . and we get into the swing of things after the new year begins . . . long lists of resolutions are soon broken . . . Basketball season going full speed . . . the second semester begins and we vow to do better . . . new students come in at semester . . . the March of Dimes drive . . . the sock-hop at the Rose Inn . . . January and another month is gone in the life of CHS students . . . Mr, Russell crowns Carolyn Stanley 1956 Termite Queen. I48 'Me L' 'F fa rf ibft H ft' I, 1 T' K Studenvs recerve The 1956 annuais from The '56 Terrnrfe Staff VIN umm! 6 Mm. 1 r -f Q' 1 ' 'e. . 'X I' -X 1 :. ,-1 - 'LX- L X 2 f-E .X ibx -1 -' nw 4. 'F ws ,xt x . X f , YS'-. 7257 ' 'gl alta 'X ,ian PREPARING COPY Anne Clark, Lmda Rogers, Betty Hines, Jeanette West, and Freddy McCaughan O X ' 1 5 .nv ..J f -1-ii' ffkl il X W-W ff-A 3 .JORTING PICTURES Rebecca Woods Letutra Grano Barbar Hancock and Barbara Roberts - K - is 5545! On the preceding pages vve have pre, 5 sented the highlights of l956457 at CHS . . . It is our hope that this book vvill help you relive many happy moments . . . others not so happy . . . but all a part of your days spent this year in CHS. Remember this year . . . the Elvis Pres- ley craze . . . the championship football team . . . the parties at Rose Inn . . . the lvy-League look , . . the Eaglette trips . . . the muddy parking lot , . . the tremendous visit some of us took to An Underwater Paradise via the Junior- i Senior Banquet . . . My Prayer . . , A for these were as much a part ot your ' school days as were hook reports . . . themes . . . Julius Caesar . . . The Canterbury Tales' '... or math problems! THE STAFF .ui ,an -vui- 5 ,- ,, Vymlygigif I jf' 2 C. fn X ., XC - ff. . CO-EDITORS: Ben Anders and Annette White 429' .13 43 'ls Xk! ,,i K.. 1 SPONSOR: Mrs. Bernice Crawford PHOTOGRAPHER. Mr, Neil Rhodes 'Q-R ss i j 1 1.1- ' s-7 D PK if lg .'A'A-u. l. ' A nv, 3' w V- H' M 5 BAN'- Q GaNbmwH1 n L f L ,N , was 1 NEW.. .f ' F w N Q C BTKS 056781. F zahvi' 95-01 5 nufrmq UC , fc fw,f 108 X. 1 Ig , ,, I 'G 4 Y ., V 'ff s -sf 5 i A X I , , E 3. .nav Wlllml 1 ' ' 'M5'o.',f I 'I iii, L I 4 4 W 4 I Q av ' tw ,. ' ' I 5 t4rr'f'rQ.w3 'A .I . ' . , j ' if 15 -1 ' -F ' 1, ' 1, . 1 'a'P'f12f'r. ' I iw-1 -'Wiz 9 ' V .f I' . f n . 1 Y: ..1 , X ah, ,r 'I . Wg.: ' ' 5 - 'r if ' f , '80 al' aa. F . 5 Keeping on the Right Track ls Mighty Important in Railroading YOU, the l957 graduating class ot Crossett High School, have demonstrated that you, too, are on the right traclr toward ettectively preparing yourselves tor the wonderful tuture that lies ahead ot you in our country where the opportunities and privileges are greater than in any other nation in the world. Your 'Future is what you make it but remember, when you are enioying the opportunities that this nation has to otter, that you have a deep responsibility to preserve the rich heritage which has made America great. Keeping on the right tracl: is mighty important to Crossett High School's l957 Graduates! OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO EACH OF YOU ASHLEY, DREW 81 NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL OFFICES: CROSSETT, ARKANSAS .rfli-gg BANK OF CRCSSETT A Good Bank in a Good Town GUY NOLLEY AGENCY Faye Nolley, Manager INSURANCE Fire - Aufomobile - Liabilify Workmen's Compensa+ion Acciden+ - Life Sureiy Bonds AFFILIATED WITH BANK OF CROSSETT Offices in Hamburg and CrosseH TRIGG'S CrosseH s Oldesf and Finesf Deparfmen+ S+ore A 'lf P? r 4 7 I Television Service fd Carrier Air Condifioning ,n X 'bfi rfmae HOLLOWAY wi APPLIANCE COMPANY Third a+ Alabama S+ree+ Phone FOres'l' 44l5l CROSSETT ARKANSAS FRIGIDAIRE - SYLVANIA - MOTOROLA Tires Bafferves Washing Lubricahon RILEY S PAN AM Joe Riley Owner Dial FOres'l' 445l4 Prescrlphons Carefully Compouncled Prompf Courfeous Delivery and Service SPIKES DRUG STORE HIGHWAY az NORTH cRossE1'r 209 mam s+fee+ Pore-S+ 4 3303 Congra+ulahons ff OI' +0 H19 W2 Occasions Senior Class X 957 i Exquisn+e COMPANY Jewelry BOB ELLIOTT 81 SON CROSSETT ARKANSAS Dlal Fored 44697 CROSSETT ARKANSAS ' X A .set f A We CongraIuIaI'ions C sof 57 STERLING STORE HA CompIe+e Mo+or Mainfenanc PLYMOUTH DODGE SCRIBER MOTOR CO E TIPPEN S GROCERY 81 MARKET d Med Ph FO 44323 WEST CROSSETT OSBORNE LUMBER COMPANY I1 A y+I'1 g FO 'I' 442I3 +4 HOMER PIERCE STATION +I' 2322 9 WI A Fo Compl +e I r nce SCOTT CAMPBELL AGENCY D IFO +4 93 CROSSETT ARKANSAS EARL BAKER s pibwk GS8fG MORGAN S CAFE FOR sooo Fooo Io Ihe Ias I9 Crosse . FIKGHSGS 203 . Is+ Ave. CrosseH I General Merchandise . . EveryI' ing +o Build an lclne n in one - res - r e nsua Service Road Service Tires, Ba eries Tire Repairing ia res -36 FOres - OI . si' ve. I 'IW' :vs Q - X 1 t X fx ' Y ' We ive H reen Sfamps THE WOOD IN YOUR LIFE Good schools for all are an American heritage. ln classrooms all across the country the shape of tomorrow is being formed today. To provide wood to make pencils, paper, books, maps, photographic film, desks and class- rooms for succeeding generations of school children, forest industries grow trees as a crop. Tree Farms spill per- manence and prosperity. KEEP OUR STATE GREEN THE ,CROSSETT CCDMPANY ,7f.QQZ0 Wm fb A 81 W ROOT BEER fa IJ. A C HANCOCK +44223 NW C IQLACU VD CIIELIEA Cmpl ei' COFFEE SHOP RESTAURANT WAGNER ADAMS BUICK COMPANY HAYNES FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP ++ f A POT PLANTS PLANTS FOR BEDDING ALSO SHRUBS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS WESTERN AUTO ld T. S O E OWENS CO :I Chk e F ,513-Ti' Seed-Fer+ I e vuumh CHow5 and QI if Company Box CROSSETT. ARKANSAS rv ,IJ , In I 'fl IBVU Congra+uIa+Ions V Seniors ' ' General Merchandise FOres - . . rosseH Highway 82 o im n s w X X V of X - HT W 1La..i5 None BeHer FIowers and Gi s or II Occasions Q L '..,,J 'Q -- Baby ic s-F ed N ' ' OV. WITZSI' ' l'f ' r SIMPLEX PAPER CORPORATION Adrian, Michigan CrosseH, Arkansas Jacksonville, Florida LUCKY CLEANERS JONES FLOWER SHOP W K AND CROSSETT ARKANSAS + 4 I' 4 ETH ERIDGE PONTIAC COMPANY rII1C +A d cs dy w S OAKHURST SUPERETTE ON TRUCK ROUTE w w d + 9+I1 e now How Phone Fores -4I6I Fore-S '2l7l No rosse I, rlzansas Comp,ime,,,S c. w. WOODS STORES of Lexie P. an ra oods I 1 Across From +I1e Rose Inn C' ' oo S No' 2 Main a Oi F Tsiuilx , M E L' ' U . Mgt , ' ' fmrlhckf wb L ,. , , G1 . .L .:i,,. L, J ,, F 5 9 p N K 1' ' 1 fx-.al kv mx ....,...,,...---. ' U-, 7- -D, ., - wr W ..,-' .1029 I , ', v E' ' f ' . E- E--..,L..f -...L....-s:Q..tftz1.......,---......... -- . v ' 'A , , , 1 , -, A j ' .-bv E .L wf f , . L.: 'N' 'L - -, ' --'f' ,ff y A ' N ' .a-va--,H f ':f Y 'A 'M . - . .bl ,, V r . fo . bnglfjinlg, .X 'i ' .. . M - ' W4 . Q ' E A P , '-4-, . l .u '. T 1 ' L. -1 Q O Z -'-U. '- 44 L-'A-fs CROSSETT MOTOR COMPANY FOrest 4-3697 CADILLAC - CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service if - .- -E, 1. - .f V . v -: V ,Lk 1 . .,, . h iA,,,, , ,sc , J I . xl.. , To Please You Pleases TOM AND WILL NORSWORTHY TOM S CASH FOOD STORE C IDEAL LUMBER COMPANY Help ng B Id C osse++ M 81 S TIRE Tar Headqua Iers MAIN STREET STATION or B F GOODRICH So ,th Arkansas TIRES AND BATTERIES Congra+uIa'r ons Sen ors MACS INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE Ax:ENCY CURB SERVICE FOres+ 4 45I3 JOY ETTA Sand aches SI1or+ Orders MaI+s MIIIcsI1aIces Sundaes Home OI B mer Vame S CompIImen+s CROSSETI' THEATRE Owners I uI r N. rosse-H - I e I of o . u IOI MaIn S+. CrosseH I , I . w' fs w OI DIAL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE FOres+ 4-47 I 3 WIII1 Besi' Wishes HAGOOD'S Io Ihe GROCERY AND MARKET Class of Highway 82 W. CROSSETT CROSSETT HEALTH CENTER CongraI'uIa+ions CrosseI'+, Arkansas +0 me Senior Class of I957 BILL'S BARBER SHOP BROOKINGS FURNITURE CO. Compleie Home Furnishers NORTH CROSSETT ' x I ' RAGLAND'S MEN sHoP xv The Besi' in Men's Wear Congrafulafions Seniors!! FASHION HOUSE The Top in Fashion CompIe+e Home Furnishers HAWKINS FURNITURE CO. 207 W. 3rd Avenue CROSSETT, ARKANSAS KAGH soo on Every Dial The Radio Choice of Soufheasf Arkansas MUSIC-NEWS-SPORTS Complimenfs of HUDGENS DRUG STGRE In Business for Your HeaI+h I09 PINE CROSSETT, ARK. PHONE FO 4-39I5 PINE FOREST CREAMERY 307 W. IST AVE. CROSSETT, ARKANSAS Congratulates the Seniors of 1957 ,..1 ..m.L. , M W af ffffffffffffw 1 fu A2040 JM4 MAA? .sw-cfm we 9' MET? Z 3-fvfzlffy AML' I gypfbf Cf fimjwizco 5 JVC Wjiyiiiflff-72744, + g Sy+ TRI STATE MILL SUPPLY FIRESTONE HIGHTOWER S DEALER STORE SHOE SERVICE ED HOCHENEDEL 205 M + A I7 J O RAINER AGENCY Underwood Typewri+ers Sales and Service Phone UNion 3 748I EL DORADO, ARKANSAS I65 J fy A j , I LA 4 f-4, - X A f I ' , K no fc, , ,lib cf 6 by 1 dd XMI, c 'fig' , , , Q Y kr 1 3' l , . I fyffff QQ-, , A I X --ll , , -I ! Q4Af W in N' ffl I C L. SZ r ' -- --ef wh MM .L Q4 V- ----A - .- - L. , - A 1 -v -I Q Q ' S i IQ-7 'i i i' N --A-A----A-- - LigI1 in s em 'For Fores+ Field a Producf of I New Shoes for +he Family Owner and , 'rn B + Sh R ann Crosse +, rIc. e es oe epalrmg I PINE STEVE'S ESSO SERVICENTER l KEEP YOUR CAR HEALTHY! S Buy af me One of Crosse++'s Fines+ WE DELIVER 804 W. 3rd Ave. Crosseff 305 Is+ Ave. E 6 Crosse++ D E A l E R SPAULDING A+hle+ic Goods Company 5I3 Cenfer LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS TI1e Managemeni' and Personnel of HANNA-JOHNSON COMPANY I66 Exfend Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes +o the Graduaiing Seniors of Crosseii' H: I1 S I1 I '9 COO THE JOHN TITUS NEWS OESERVYER FORD COMPANY SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES 5 'bww ,J fyjy 'Ky A FRIEND RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY W2 5 C0591-e I S HOWELL WHOLESALE CO W+3dA EASE' 5' -,LVCQ CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES D NOTIONS TOBACCOS Like a Visi+ ach eek Info Every Home in Mercury 1 Ford Our Communi+y A - - E 'V v. x fy X, gf Xl ' , Y,,,v CQ xxx I, . 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