Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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K . fl :wx .Xa f ky. , .fa fy - .x v. lg ,'v , ' .af -A .4- ' 141 ,Gp lx -,' jeg' '14 , Q 51:0 I .X-lx: g ifs 'qc' fv.'.' fu,-A IN fp, 'X 3 -4 - gh ' ', K .f',s' SVN ' ff! 31214: f 4.1. :Qs - haf, ,',','. I fn X j ,aid 41 'iii' if ' 1' il V'fi'if 9.-P 511 O ' lu QQ. .Mu ' V 73-jf 'agar 1: . - ci lit ' ' f ' t-in 4 ,L . - xx. fv. Ace. f '. ' inf .Q ' I' X . ' Wu!! , , K ., 4 . I 1' A' -1, QQ' , 1- f - . swf: rrqv 31' -X ..-3 ' X , X. The SBW Chapter of Quill CS Scroll of Crossett, Arkansas Presents a Pictorial Iournal THE TERMITE GP CRCDSSETT HIGH SCHOOLS l96O 'Expedition to and Through Shg1qgrj-I-gl -- The New High School iz 2 Crossett's Former High School - Present Iunior High h ,-fl 'N-X CROSSETTS NEW 55685000 SENIOR HIGH SCHOQI The actual iourney to the new school - the preparation we had in the former Crossett High School - plays a maior role in the complete expedition to and through Shangri-La. Without it a portion of our pursuit for knowledge and ac- tivities would have been omitted from our pictorial review The Junior High School is also included in our story in pic- tures, for they, too, will eventually make a similar trip. Even though the climax of our iourney was reaching our destination, we feel the trip would have been less exciting without recording it from beginning to end. History of the Crossett Termite SEVENTEEN oRossETT TERMITE ,f VOLUMES OP Q 57 W W4 -.gb Just as we were busy preparing to further Crossett High School history in March T960 by moving into Shangri-La, twenty years earlier a staff of thirteen students were preparing also to add something to CHS's future fthe first TERMlTEl All the work on this 65 page mimeographed first was done at the old green school under sponsor Miss Bernice Woodward and was dedicated to Mr. D, C. Hastings, first superintendent of Crossett Schools, The graduating class that year was the largest ever-thirty-nine! During the early War years, T943-44, CHS had no TERMITE. The T945 edition was dedicated to those former students who were involved in World War ll. The first printed TERMITE appeared in l95l, the year after the move into the new high school, This, the eighteenth edition of THE TERMITE also has a historical featureftwo generations have now worked as staff members. Mr. Billy Rawls, art editor of the i942 TERMITE, and his wife who was Ruth Powell co-editor of the same volume, are the parents of Glenda Rawls, T960 staff member. ln fact, two genera- tions have worked on this book since Glenda's father deserves credit for several pages of art work in this your T960 TERMITE. The CHS yearbook has had only one sponsore-Mrs. Bernice Woodward Crawford! 5 Mr W B. Anderson, Mr. William C. Norman, SupT. M. H. Russell, Mr. John Henry Allen Mr. Lexie Woods, and Dr. William Harville. Every successful expediTion musT have planners who map The iourney's paTh and Then see To iT ThaT Their plan is Tol- lowed. Our EXPEDITION TO AND THROUGH SHANGRI-LA had such a group of men working and planning Toward The reaching of our desTinaTion. The iob aT which These six men were involved was viTal To The realiTy of The new school. Therefore, we, The T960 TERMITE STAFF, dedicaTe This pic- Torial iournal To The BOARD OF EDUCATION - The men mosT responsible Tor making This dream come True. Now ct message from the hustoruon of the tmp Thus school year ot 1959 60 has been one packed vvuth many mem orable expe uences The TERMITE therefore has uts purpose to help each ot you preserve many ot these treasured moments .lust umagune un 1970 when you are lookung Through your 1960 TER MITE what thoughts vvull enter your munds humorous ones sentumental ones possubly happy ones on the vvhole these events ot 1959 60 vvulu seem a but smaller un scope but vvull stull be a sugnutucant part of your lute The contents ot the TERMITE plays a mauor role un thus publucatuon but the cover also acts as an umportant symboluc unstrument the powerful EAGLE mascot our athletes struve so hard to keep tlyung hugh over opponents heads the EAGLE a symbol ot skull hovered over our paths ot learn ang the EAGLE holdung uts head proudly as we present you the 1959 60 TERMITE E? CAROL HAAQ Edutor These men plcm the Wciy lor our expedltlon A school board of which we are extremely proud: Mr. W. B. Anderson, secre- tary, Mr. W. C. Norman, president, Mr. John Henry Allen, vice president, Mr. Lexie Woods, and Dr. William Harville. They play a major role in supervising Crossett's complete school system and deserve a large portion of the credit for Crossett's fine educational program. Crossett's Junior High School was voted to be named after Wm. C. Norman, general manager of the Crossett Company. It was pointed out that the Norman name has long been associated with the progress and growth of Ashley County and Crossett. Both Mr. Norman and his father contributed greatly to the develop- ment of our school system. ADM1N1sTRA'r1o1N 1 - I l S5 I GUIDES ON OUREXPEDITION THROUGH PATHS OF LEARNING Imxwf w1rTVipxx'mi1sM 1r1fi i1 1hQ 1r1ui iv :df 1' 1 5 i Af N2 M. H QUSSEH, Qwpf7'm'fwviQm fx fxwmrxm A8-M, M S, Olflahofwa AGM ffiir f ,,.r X91 PM 'mffk Wfwk, Cecyqfg Peabody CO'- 'fifge UP fP 1T,! Cf fv',uHw'r1 CaWcur'mm, fibfwf L, , ,- IUV rfV '1'f W: x2'lff Y77f1VF'flfVN'H fx'-HCV-'lTNfVl?, fxwffrmuarw ff'-mc min of Sflwfgwl A'f 'IVN'iQfV'3'fUI',, Arkansas f-SA, NEA, AEA, AASA, Naffwal fidwofvl Pub' 11' QQ-Waw,,n, AFif,Xf'c3YlCf'V1, PM Dffwd Kappa RO These gulde us through our expedltlohs MRS CARL ARNOLD BSE Arkansas College English FTA Sponsor Sen ior Sponsor AEA NEA NCTE WSCS First Methodist Church MR FLOYD McALlSTER BS Arkansas A8.M MS University of Arkansas Vocational Guidance Sen tor Sponsor AEA NEA Am VA AVA ASCA Sunday School and Church Work MR ROBERTL TRUAX BS E Ar ansas State Teachers Univer sity of Mississippi ebra I Advanced Math enth Grade Math Sponsor Math Contests Eleventh Grade Sponsor AEA, NEA, NCTM, ACTM, AMA, Adult Leader MYF, Commission on Missions to Education First Metho- dist Church MRS GLENNIE ELLIS HUIE BS A8.M College MA University of Arkansas Engltsh Amercan Litera ture Junior Sponsor AEA NEA NCTE ACTE Jaycettes MR MORRISC UNDERWOOD MS University o Arkansas College t Ozarks Post Graduate University of Kansas Plane Geometry Voca tional Math Tenth Grade Sponsor NCTM, ACTM, AEA, NEA, SE Ark. Schoolmasters MRS BOBBYE HANCHEY DENNIS BS Louisiana Tech Enqigh Student Council Sponsor Tenth Grade Sponsor A ha Omega Sorority AEA NEA NCTE ACTE MR LEWISW BlLLlNGS B S E Arkansas Tech MA University of Ark ansas an Future Tradesnten of Arkansas Sponsor Senior Spon sor Junior High Gund ance AEA NEA AIEA AVA Volunteer Fireman Sun day School and Church Work MR WILL AM BRUNNER acone Junior Col lege Arkansas Tech Science Football Coach Tenth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA AHSCA MR SIMMS MCQUNTQCK MR ECIL KENNETH MR HENRY TURNER by helpmg us ln our Search lor knowledge MR B C DODSON B S E Arkansas State Teachers MS Unlver sty of Arkansas Advanced Chemlstry Scr ence and Physncs Sponsors Sctence Club Local Sclence F r un tor Academy of Sctence Eleventh Grade NEA AEA NSTA ASTA Sentor Academy f Scl ence of Arkansas Advls ory Councll to Secondary Educatnon Sunday School Teacher MRS BERNICE W CRAWFORD B S E Arkansas State Teachers Shorthand Sponsors Yearbook Bust nes Key Club Sentor Cass EAGLE Advtsor NEA AEA UBEA ABEA Executlve Board ABEA B8-PW CoChalrman Ctty Improvement C on te s Corwwttee Untted Fund Drlve Comrnlttee Hendrnx College MA Columbta Untver stty Post Graduate Um verstty of Colorado Amerncan Hlstory lnterna tlonal Relatnons Sponsors Umted Nattons Contest Junnor Class Manager School Store NEA AEA NCSS ACSS Guest Leader of AAUW Study Group Wlnner of Cltlzen Award from Free dom Foundatton Valley Forge MR KELLY H OLIVER BS MS Southern Meth odnst Unlversnty Bnology Sponsors Scuence Club Nurslng Club Tenth Grade NEA NBT Academy of Scuence M sons .lunnor Chamber Of Commerce BURCHFIELD BS Arkansas ASM Economncs Ameracan Gov ernment Health Assnst ant Football and Track Coach Sponsors Sensor Class NEA AEA AHSCA Llons Cub MR HARRY DENSON BSE Henderson State Teachers Lnttle Rock Juntor College Scuence Druvmg Football and Track Coach Sponsors Key Club Sen tor Class NEA AEA Arkansas Coaches Assoctatton Ltons Club MISS JANE JONES B S E Arkansas State Teachers Home Economtcs Sponsors Future Home makers Tenth Grade B S E Arkansas State Teachers M Ed nu verslty f Arkansas Co ege f Ozarks Texas A8.l Soclal Studies Sponsor eleventh Grade NEA AEA QW' l my J 1 AEA, , , ARK T l r ' a- f V tl I O - X j Bookkeeprng, Typcwvrtttng NEA Agfa AAUW ,S A f . 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' o , ' V , ' . ll o , , I I , , , , olthough the-y've hod their trying moments MRS SHIRLEY WATTS MRS DOROTHY DUSKIN E ue Mountatn Col BA Untverstty of rk lege Arkansas State BHSBS Teacher French Engllsh Spanrsh Journalrsrn Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor Press Club THE N A AEA Am Asso EAGLE Juntor Class Teachers of French Cros NEA AEA sett Book Club Board of Durectors Crossett Com muntty Concert Assocta MRS SAMMYE GADBERRY Arkansas State Teachers Study Hall Keeper ton MISS HAZEL HILL B S E Arkansas State a c h e B S L S George Peabody Ltbrarran Sponsor Sensor Nattorfal Lrbrary Asststants NEA AEA ALA BWC Sunday School Teacher MRS LESLIE JEFFRESS Untverstty of en nessee Lunchroom Supervtsor ASFSA Prestdent Arkansas School Food Servtce Asso Club MR WAYNE K WILSON BS Western Kentucky State Graduate Work Untverstty of Houston and Arkansas A8.M Band Sentor Juntor Elementary Sponsor of Ntnth Grade NEA AEA ASB and OA MENC ASBDA Dtrector Eptscopal Church Chotr MISS JEAN TOLER BSE Henderson State Teachers College Work on Masters at SMU Speech Sponsor Thesptans NEA AEA MR PAT LOWRANCE BME Henderson State Teachers Mustc Grades 7 and 8 Glee Clubs 9 and 10 I1 and I2 Madrt s Tnos Quartet Sponsor 9th Grade NEA AEA MENC AMEA 5 BS ., Bl ' - , ., ' ' A - . . ,, r s , ' I, I E , , , : ' I X 55 54.1 . ., B.S., ' ' T Te rs, ..., , Honor Society, Student ciation, Crossett Book Q - ' , I ' , , 'gal, they have retained their pcxtienc ,M 'U :wx MRS. W. B. RUNYAN Arkansas A8-M College Secretary to Superintenf dent OES, BWC MR, SAM MCGHEE B.S,, Arkansas Srate Teachers, Lmle Rock Jumor College, Business M a n a g e r, Crosse!! Schools Associallon School BLsl- ACCO NESP ness Officials, Kiwanis X 1.0-2. v-1' Engoying last year's senior banquet are Mr. and Mrs. M, H. Russell s and Mrs, W, C, Norman, and Mr. John Henry Allen. Meetings and class preparation ..-f. 4 0 'f 5 I LH. Server Hegn Yeacners, Duskwn, Mcfilusver, Treax, Craw- ford, Burchfield, Underwood, Jones and Terner, 'ake wne from rhewr busy dey 'Q Pave ca conference with Pflqnuz PrincRpa1Hugn Wilhs Ovach Brunner prepares .1 mzrnc-ffgraphcml test fur hm Sc'1tr1Lc4l.1xs S pert ef busy day SENIORS WHO LED THE EXPEDITION TO AND THROUGHDSHANGRI-LA Seniors -W the members of the expediticm W JACKIE A!KEN Wu' 4!'. '5 LYNNETTA ATVVELL J nor Play Grls State Eaglewe Ma lor Sfudem Co ncl Parlamenfar an Lvfle Bus ness Woman of 1959 NHS Ho ecom ng M d The-spa s MARTHA BARDIN rs St e Glee Club NHS HA FHA I8 FTA Bus ness Key ey SHELIA ANDERSON Glee Ci b FHA FTA CHESLEY ANDREWS MARILYN BUSSELL Band Ma oretfe FHA FTA JUDY BAKER Band Co cl Band Secretary Bus ness Key FTA 4? CAROLYN BARNETT Eagletfe Captan FTA Bus ness Band V5 5 Y Band B!LLY BAYS Q 4' ' U, , DO N 3 ui , i ' , - H . , . . . , una, , I , U 1 1 I , ' ' ' ' i i , , I rr I ai, In 4 4 ,I 1' if eff' 'A f' Gil' aT, , , F , , i, , i 1 ' , I K in,SearChc3lSlmmngrrlfithe JOHN EARL BAYS Kc, Club, Foo1balI,'Aanagf1r, Track QD JERRY BLANKENSHIP D CQB 3,1 T517 'J wmxh BRENDA BOSEMAN xc Jals Oneco C Mad a Hs G c Club Q if BILLY BINNS FooTba1l,'C owl Key club LAVERN BLISSETT PTA DE V47 LOTTIE BOYKIN rls Sfaie FTA DE Pres dem longest ED BLANKENSHIP NANCY BOYER TA JERRY BRANTLEY Band Vars fy Band Key Club 5 Z Band, an ard F -R -X ac: 'Sv X ' W X AX x X , ' lj X ' ' . -2 ' . lm , H 1 rninkg i , E gl- Gi ' , , i , i , c , lv , FTA and yet they w1H have spent fewer days il l DLEDA BRANTLEY HOYT BUNN rack FTA C EDWIN BROWNING Fooibwli DONALD BURCHELL Eaglef1e Guard 1 LINDA CHANCE LARRY CHANDLER Eagle-tres Boys State Band Varsfy Band Sw m ng Team MARY BRUMLEY Glee Cl b FTA 1 1 JOHNNY CARTER i TOMMY CHIDESTER , A C 1' 1 x 4 U , 0 C 1 . L T , Club G k A T V s ' , , i , im- i in the paradise, the new Crossell High . . . Wir MAC CURL JOHNNY DIXON s a de 1 NHS Sv de Mad gas Boys a GARY DRAPER NH Rc no We Boys Ye Scrol Press Club Term a e ce Club Fre Marshal Key .J JANICE EVERITT FTA NHS Cheerleader Homecom ng Mad Bus ness Key Club Senor Class Parl a emar an M aDcBadVoca ELTON DUMAS Basketball Football Manage Key F re Ma s ANTHONY FARQUE Scence Club Rocket Club Eaglette Guard Natonal Mer! Sem Fnalsf FQ TRESSIE DOSS NHS FHA cl-ee Club Quo' KAY ELTON Press Club FHA FTA Bus ness V ce Pres de 1 GEDDIE FARRAR SY T , vii? T 4 ,m - I , ess., J l 1 1 1,4 4 . Boy S7 ve Sm vw Counrrl, u nf Councrl, rl l , 'Qu r- , , ref, Flre arsb l, an e n lust . . fs if ,gf A S, N V' S 4 r r, 'I Sva , Quill 8- Y I K lr , ite S1 ff, . ' ' - - - V I I Sci n I I I I CI. b Club, I r hal l I VW S? '- I, .K , X ix I x f , , i i , i V 1 i , r i rn i , l i i- l I The poth hos Wound through good tlmes ond bod CHARLES FERRELL ERNEST FOX X JIMMY GILBERT DE CAROLYN FIELDER on-ee o b JAMES C GAMMEL S ence CL b VcePes dent Key CL b di. JAMES GREEN DE, Future Tradesmen W FLOYD JR Track JERRY GATES Stu ent Cou cl Ho eco ng Q een Chee leader Capta n B s ness Key Youth Center Board Glee C b Sen or Clas V ce Pres dent FTA DIANNE GULLEDGE . . . I r- V N ls 'Q Q ' X . ,E 1 v, Q X 2 , ef? fe E .1 J. . t - DE U X ' 5 x A b A d n i, m ml U , ci U r - r I , U Y il Ui V , lu , S Q I - i , I ' K. TJ- I Y w V I 1' , Q ., X ' if each experlence brmgmg CI new CAROL HAAS Presd v Ea e cs Edlor o G ls Slave Thespa FREDIA HARRIS Madrgals FHA Pres dent FTA Bus ness Key Qu ll 8- Scroll Eagleffes Te mte Staff Press Club Qnuq. DEAN HOLLAND Football, Basketball Track Sxyrmmr Team, 'C Club CLIFFORD HANKS JOYCE HENDERSON I Eaglewes FTA FHA CYNTHIA HOLLIS ng Band, Sclence Club, FTA Challenge KAY HARDY Ea ette Pres dent Qull 8. Scroll Ter mfe Staff Press Club Homecommg a d and S udenr u c I NHS FTA JOHN HESTER Press Club Jun or Play Q' LENORA HOPPER 23 , . . . . ' V ' I , G P x I X. Y l ' I ' , ' NHS I em , gl TT , I f ig V I I . Termite, Press Club, Oulll 81. Scroll, M i I B I Q CO n if FHA! Jumor Play, lr ' , I Us I w I x I , I , , I- . , , , , I I I I f ' I r ' . . . some that were met cmd others whic ROBERT HOWIE Z' KAY HUMPHREY Cl b HA BOBBY JENKINS DE T ees ref 24 F5 'W MARY HUEE Ba d K y Pes e e NHS FTA 'QQ BETTY JACKSON BILL JOHNSON no Class P sd Ba d gals Boys Q ate? Golf Team h were mul. f- ROBERT MAC HUGHES WAYNE JACKSON orb ll B sk tb Il T ack S mm ea K 'IR WANDA JOHNSON Eaglettes FHA Q H x 6. X 1 , . DE rw , Buslness e r ld nv, Scl nce Track Club, , 5- ' it s ! A . 1 I Business Key Club, FTA Presldem, Glee Glee Club, FHA, FTA Fo 6 , 8 G 6 , f , wi u ,F T rn, C Club, ey Club 5 . 3 , 'f Xu AJ ,f , T ,fa T r U Se i r rei ent, n , Madri- . , ' u r , But WGIQLIIDQ' the Good czgamst the bad GLYNDA JOHNSTON Band Malorette Homeco ng Mad FT B sness ey NANCY JONES n P ss Cl b Pres dent 58 TA 'lr' JUDY KEMP Cheerleader, Homecoming Maid, Girls' State, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Business Key, FTA CHESTINE JONES si' SHELIA JONES FHA HAROLD LEE 'N,,l FLORENCE JONES Glee Club BOBBY KEEN Football Track Basketball Club Sc ence Club Glee Club Q55 JAMES BILLY LEMEN 25 . . . Pleasant memories cmd experience GLENN MADDEN PAUL MCCAY or Play Mad gals Boys Quariet CHARLES MCDUFFIE Key Club Secreiary Sc ence Club Sec 26 retary Boys State Rocket Club Jun or Academy of Sc ence Z' PEGGY MAXWELL BILLY MCDANIEL ERMON MCKENZIE S of the trip BETTY MAYO DE DECA FTA CLYDE MCDONALD DE Seve! y SAM MCMAHAN Basketball E 5 i I , rr .if , F ,I A 1 1 4' - Co-Editor of 59 Eagle, Press Club, Jun- Sr i , ri , ' E JIK11 I iii f 5 - 1 ' , , i I to and through Shcmgri-La are the heavier . . . TARLTON MILEQ BILLY MILLER 23 DARRELL MILLS V1 ROBERT MIZELL PEGGY MORGAN erbaII oofbaII I' FTA FHA ? i GARY MURPHY GRACIA MURPHY oofball CI b Tr ck Mana e FTA Reporte DECA FHA Key CI b po te LARRY MORROW WILLIAM MURPHY 71 I X F . NY, wx I ., I Q X BGSII , F ', rack, Sfvmmmg , Team, C Club G .ff E F , C LJ , a g r, r, , , DE Re- u r r . . . These good times horve led them thoroughly I JAMES NARON WALTER NUNN s S te P ess Club un or Play Football Manager Track and Football 5? clan NHS Qu ll 8- Scr u dent Councl Eagle Co Ed tor Na? on al Mert Sem fnal sf LOUISE OWENS LANE PARKER Eaglefves DE V ce Pres den? LOREN PARTAIN Key Club Treasurer Football Track MAXlNE PENDERGRASS C Club Sfudenf Counc I Vlce Pres: Band BUS H955 KEY Band l-'bra' an 23 den? FTA Scnence Club FHA FTA SUE ODEN DE FHA REBECCA PARKHILL Eaglefres NHS FTA Bus ness Key BERTHA PENNINGTON Bus ness Key Secretary Eagleftes Homecom ng Ma d Student Councl NHS 5. .x W5 ix f Q , , DE Boy' ta, r ,J i , Sfafi i' , ,V i Olly Sf. i, - i , I - i i-i i an 1 , X -A 5 l ily 1 M is i , , , i , I X, A. .1- XA . 3 , , , i f , 1 '- '. , i , ' i, i a, i dawn many complex paths of learning . . . MlCHAEL PERRITT U 0 C ass rs Y Ce fe LARRY POST fi vis RUTH REYNOLDS Baud Pep Ba d FHA Science Cub Bus ness Key JACKIE PIERSON E OLENDA RAWLS faff P ss Cl b Co Ed Tor o 59 Eagle Homeco ng Mad Stude f e Play NH FTA Tlwespa s NANCY RISHER Eaglefte Secretary Q all 81 Scroll Ter m te Staff Press Club Sen or C ass Reporter Bus ness Key Club NHS if ug.. f LARRY POWERS DE FTA MARY JANE REGNIER HAROLD ROBERTS 29 4 ,H ,xl Q ffl 1 i Ban , Drum Ma, r, Junior l Presl- , lent, Va My Band, Yaulw rw r Board 1 Bandf Valslly Band' Qulll 3' 'Scroll' Band, Varsiry Band, FTA, Business Key Terrrwlfe S , re U, - r f ' ml l , n Council, Cvlrls' Stat , Junior , FHA, S, l rr R , wj E ' - 1 - , U' I ' . , fl , , Q I , 1 , , a I DO i , i , cmd roads of extracurrlcular CICL1VLIlGS MELVIN ROBINSON orb Il ske b II es Cub 30 BILLY SHELTON N ,ZX BETTYE SMITH Business Key N, 595 Y' JUDITH ROSS BOBBY SIVILS F orb II M age E CAROLYN SMITH Business Key, Eagleffes BRIAN SEAMON JO ELLEN SIVILS FTA NHS e ey NORMAN STANLEY All m all these llrsl graduates from Shcmgrl LQ L. TOMMY STEPHENS otlmll T c Sc once Cl b VIRGINIA TAYLOR Q:-v FLOYD STEPHENSON WESLEY SWAN T' SERCY THOMAS Band sly Band K C Cl b JAMES STURDIVANT li ROBERT TAUNTON S U em Councl P es de f Key ul: res dem FTA e ce Club Bo s Snare JOHNNY TOLER P1955 Mad gals Boys Qua ref Band VBYSTE Band I 1 1 1 u f , . I f l P To , ra lc, 'C' Cldlv, Key Club, i , U f, JOHN SURRATT Football, Track Basketball, C Club, Id I r I n, CI P I , Sci n , y ' 4 I Var i I ey lub, VI , I V I f l ' U 3I can be Credlted wlth the bulldmg QI sturdy JANNA TULL O gaIs Pre dto of dj C b 4 GEARL LENE TYSON OMER LEE WATSON BENNY WHITE FTA B sness Key ootbaII Track b FTA SC ence CIUIJ 2 A . X S4 1 Q 1, HERMAN WHITE LINDA WIGGINS FTA Eaglettes FHA, FTA, Busmess Key Cub 15 CAROLYN WATSON Press CI b B sness Key BETTY JOYCE WHITE B s ess Key A JAMES WILCOXON DE K Us L I L. T ' ' 'xx . . . .-'Ay OI, I CW Z My I- r, ' , OUIII 8. SUOII, ss In FTA, FHA EagIeHes, OUIII 3. ScroII, Termite Sta C0-E r E ITD, GIrIs' Trwo FTA, u , U I , FHA Q 1 V I fig aI- ' L. yi . -f 1 l :H , , I . I I I I , LJI , F , , C CIU , Key I , U in ,FT , I CX I . 0 ' ds. I , bndges of knowledge and flne monuments of receenmon S ce RONNIE WITHERS ! . X. JERRY WOODS Scnence Club, Track JANET WOLFE Eagleftes FHA FTA B d Q art ester Z' BRUCE WOOD RONNIE ZEIGLER J . A 4.2 b 2?- I I - JOHN WILLARD DOYLE WILLIS MARVIN WAYNE WILLIS Band, Band Council, cien Club Band, an u erm an 'I g V .X K N DE , , 1 Scuence Club 33 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILL JOHNSON, President JANICE EVERITT, Treasurer JERRY GATES, Vice-President NANCY RISHER, Reporter JUDY KEMP, Secretary The Senior Class president presides at all class meetings and deiivers the welcoming address at graduation. IUNIORS , v WILL SPEND A COMPLETE YEAR IN SI-IANGRI-LA BEFORE GRADUATING luniors . . . reached Shcmgri-Lo with the seniors. xl Q . i Carolyn Brooks Billy Browning Beth Bryant Linda Adams Alta Atchley Lester Avery Arthur Lee Barnett Herman Barnett Roy Mike Barnett Wilma Barnett Johnny Bolin Donna Boney Virginia Boseman Dottie Ann Buckner Q-5 4.4, i k ' ' 1114 - K' h Helen Buckner - , Alice Burchtield C-, E Billy Burchtield ' Clarence Burnett John Burnett 'fl' I, 1 5 Jimmy Cannon Nancy Castleberry Thomas Carter Dotty Chanslor Dennis Carter John Carter in Carol Carlock K , 2 ,. hw ' 1 vs-1. 36 1 4 A - 'll - N Us vw .5 1 These fortunate mdlvlguols wlll have the opportumly Maggie Cneesernan Agnes Clark Banks Clark Janrs Clark Judy Clark Nancy Clark Brenda Cockrell Raymond Cole Cathy Collrns Dan Ernory 1' sf fx. L C Cooper Corky Corken Charlne Courson Daryle Courson James Croswell Jane Crosvvell 'V Janrce Davudson Bull Davis Frankre Deal Johnny Dye Drxre Etherrdge 4' Roger Farque Donald Flernrng Gerrl Fulton 5- Bully Gammel t X L-if JI, 37 3 ' x , 3 - . Q ff 3 'fl' ' V--. A. 5 - K- ' A , A x J 'C Linda Collins l , My ' sf' ' .ro-L J W 4 1 J V , J .L 'X . . fi, E ' x HI X ,J , J Q, '-N . . . To travel clown the halls of learning Kay Gardener Terry Garrett Herman Gates Dianne Glennon Phrllup Goodwvn Lnnda Goyne Jerry Gray .,-7 Jud: Gulledge Wulllan1Gulledge Annre Ruth Gunter Patrrcra Hagood Kathrrne Hargraves Cheryl Hartwick Sandra Henclnx Lena Henley Pete Hochendel Max Holland Vrrgrnra Isaacs Joyce Jackson V Robert Jenkrns Jessre Jeffress Shelby Jenkms Jean Johnson Elrzabeth Johnson Judy Johnson Sarah Johnson in the new Crossett High CI complete yeor . Patrtcla Jones Sherry Jones Vela Keen Matt Lear Betty Lord Russell Mann Carolyn Sue May Eugene Russell Mayo Sandra Martun Martha Morgan XX 1 Juantta Maxwell Bull Moffett Nancy Moorer ne ' H. Wanda Moore Bettye Morgan Alnson Mulholland Larry Nelson Pat Noble Aluce Oden George Owen '71 'h I hwuim' Jeannette Morgan 5 39 thus SDJOYIHQ' Shongrl Lo more fully than the semors 1 Nancy Rlce Brenda Parker Lols Jean Parker Colen Pennrnglon Doyle Pennlnglon Judllh Ann Perdue Martha Dee Plerce Sue Pnrchford Nora Poole Jerry Rawls Darrell Race Marsha Rlcharcls Eloyce Roberts Jerry Robinson 1 l f f ' T' Bobby Stanley Mary Ross Lar y Rowe Alyce Seaman Barbara Sun: Roger Srnrrh BrllS1rlckland Floyd Sturduvant Donald Switzer Sharon Swallows Tommy Teague Carolyn Sfell 'sl ll l . I V' r ' l S' . k 1 b 9 A' r ' K l , . i ft V r , 1 f, 3: R 3 ' tk 4 l. R ' - ' K I e l ' 1' I X l 5 I I - I 4 6. . before they become CHS 1961 graduates Paulette Tnebe Anthony Toler Bob Tucker Sylvla Tucker Erlene Taunton Jeff Walsh Jerry Waldrup Travls Ward Bally Mack Watt John Watt Nancy Watt Jerry Weatherly Mary Wentz Louus Whtte Bllly Wrlkunson Roddy Wnllrs Wanda Wnnte 1: , Wulltarn Walker Make Young Lonnue Cockrell Mnlton Whzte Cecnl Booth KSemor1 Donald Ptppen , 4 - ' l Y N- 1 1 xl 7 T' lg, l I ' A 1' ' 4 . 6 gf b. . . , 4, , W t.. an ,gg x,..',::, IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BANKS CLARK . . . President BUDDY BURNETT . . . Vice-president DOTTY BUCKNER . . .Secretary ALISON MULHOLLAND . . . Reporter SOPI-IOMGRES 41-ag, . E,,,,,QJ ' -+i,,.h THE MOST INEXPEHIENCED MEMBERS OF THE EXPEDITION Sephemeres , I 1 . 1-Q Ga e Ronnue Anders Barley Nancy Norman Barnelf Barnelf Ann Peggy Brooks Burnett the most inexperienced on the trip. Mary Bardun Lewus B I ings OY Byrd ,f Carol Shelby Wanda Clark Clark Clark Jnmmne Don Sandra Courson Croswell r el ' nqslz. .Pr 1 J 1 Alf. 3, . sf Y ' PEM, Darrell Barnett Judy Bohn ah' Norman Carter T James Collnns 3 Charles Beity Curry Dnxon ai I 'uv-v . '4' .. ,JITCA .X 1. r .' - l ' ow ? 1 ll ,rl v.. , v eh.-s..., , y s .. K-.., wx . 2 A I I l KK N' 1 re. . , 1 'l!'?:4. zz 1.3-. Lexle Lucllle Barnet? Barnet? Anita Larry Booles Brantley John A fa Choate Clark Edlfh Dewayne Clarkson C00leY a o Duxon Duxon . Xl y - . . . . 6 sm- YL , -C I, I 'C C rl' ' . ,ga J. L . 'fy I Q- 'I R I . . . ,' , fl X . v E-Tim . .gi Q ff 1 5 B fm N .. . ' L14 f Y Q-I B . y . B R 4 1 W N- my T' w F' ' f ' 1 Us., 4 . . . x g I R ' ' . P f L-y To these students also the halls of the paradise S aror Vunon Doss Ur spur ,- La Fran arlotre Martha Dlana Gadberry Gann Sylvna Donna Kay Grano Grant Glor a G W gd, Estelle ,YQ Bobby Eobanlcs Jerry Thomas Eyerln Mary Glenda Joan Flenwnq OX Herberv Rose 65165 Gales -Q, Patrlcla Hanks in fu. Mary Herr -qu 'Y Z? ,.-Q Belry Glllnam Susan Hays Shlrley James Marsha Johnny Eddie Hemley Hllbown Holloway Hoy Hughes Q Larry Goodwln Helen Herrod CD Edra Jenkms 1 , , . . ' 182' .1 1 M! ' 3 . gy 5. ' ly' 1 A X V . , . 5 Don ' r ol I -4 - X 0 , 5 I .4 wiv- 5: , iifffffs U I ' ' .::. ' 3 mi- U ' ' ' Ch Ferguson Ferrell ,' V F Freeman Frlsby Q.. A K ' 'A 1 , 3 - . , 0, , ., 'f ax Q K' . . 1 as ' . Li- ! . Beverly Johnson Dennis Jones Larry Lnnder Carolyn Johnson Wllllam Kelley Don Lmle will become CI familar scene Janlce Johnson Gwendolyn Kelley Hazel McGough N. Healon Mereduth an Frances Mtles Penelope Molly Nason Ogden Mary Muller xg, 'M -fn' 'M Q a Jlmmy Johnson Li Jerry Krnnaxrcl Jesse Manning Patsy Muller Robert Partaun Patrick Rx 99 Norma Sue Johnson f 5 Dorothy ee f 'fr in Theresa Meeks Nancy M s Pafsv Patterson if c-'v Jullan Johnston ,Z Tony ee Betty Mercer 'Uh my Jerry Ml S Sam Person .. yr L V p. 1 . . 4 ,W i V f ' ' J 'E' X qu? i J , ,! J 1 if ' . -V , 'L Q' h sb A L . 3,42 -V A Q J ' if - r ,-. . so 7 . 3 2 U J ,E Q has .:, ' ' J K . .- 111 ' A im..-ft , -'t 2 ,Q 1 ' ' L L If 4 f Q Q' 4, N 4 4 V i a - . Q y P P 'ry . '1 L V' .J 7, J js f-,n .- '..'. A -- X ,f L xx to J .Q .X , f , -get Q Q er I l , ' 1 - .. , 'Q ' x ax ' ' K lb ' Sf: J , . 4' ' . 4 4 . ' 7 , lf... - ' ' ' ' an 'll e 4, 0- 1 My J A-Lg.. , ig-'fy A Q in R. ,Milt y f .- J ,f , 1 A4- 35:1 's ' t- , ' ' Z 5 , ,if1f:' ' K X y If 1 sa. y . 1 . V V - 4 ,, . ' be N it fl, 5 I Bill Then, in l962, they will leove this much loved plooe . . . Brenda Roma e Proett Proett Nt! Cheryl Rm: Q-f' George Rrce A t ,f lrnda K Tlton as Roberts Roberts Carolyn Brlly Joe Savage Scott Floyd Roblnson Beclnle Scott Robert Robert Tommy Ste Stone Strebeck Larry Anna Swan Taunton Carolyn Taylor Georgsa Roblnson Glynda Searcy vw Elllabeth Sturduvant ov. Taylor Patsy Rrce at by Mary Robtnson Ralph Stsco 'Q- Steve Sturdtvant Ltnda C. Roberts N Q- - Charlotte Runyan Glen Stvnls Jane SullmS Stanley Coleman Thornton Turner 47 t x Q W- ' Q , 2 ' 4 , Y V 3 f bu . C ' I ,,-5 0 'l 2,-tj ' V , ' . . . A Q Q 1 ' .K K I s. ll ' ' Q, ', 4' F 5 .. . 3.11111 :S ' :..f'11'jf1 . 1 , ' P. , r-:ga .4 J W 1 BHK To follcbw the mme Ccbmplex road Qi his RWM 1 Ha 15 Ro K1 v W s A 'MC Waiver White X Donald Woods CLASSRCCM SCENES C s 'Sv SHOW STUDENTS AIMING FOR EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Grammar to Literature in English Caursesg These sencrs are eager ra answer Mrs, Arnolds ll..CSf'O'WS on EngMsn Lrcramrc f ,T MW Mrs. Huie porrwts out the aHrac?rve burlevin board on required reading Vo The juniors in ber English Lrferarure dass. Algebra ta Advanced Math ln the math department .--in-ll!! 'x Q! SP 45' General Science to Advanced Chemistry studied by young scientist 1 Mac Curl, winner of the Learn and Live Silver Key Award, performs a scientific Bi' French and Spanish make two year language courses French and Spanish students pictured here are using over 55,000 worth of equipment in Shangri-La's ultra-modern language laboratory. This room contains twenty booths equipped with cushioned earphones, micro- phones, and controls for recording and playing back languages both recorded and spoken. The laboratory includes a maior console control where the teacher can talk with one or all of the students or relay direct recordings or tapes to individual booths, a group, or all the compartments. Federal Funds through the National Defense Educational Act provided fifty per cent of the initial cost. The atmosphere created by the booths establishes a new interest in learning on the part of the students and aids them considerably in learning to pronounce and speak languages fluently. This new laboratory aids teachers in testing students orally. fig' !7 'fF'5i ? 'V' 'K ' Government and American History Cembine to make CI better citizen ' ' - Mah..-.-.,?.. ' Donald Burcbe!! swears in Loren Parfain during the Yrial In American Government class, 1 54 ,.zf I in U aces of inrerest on ilwe globe To Alycc Seaman, Barbara Simi, and Joyce Jack- son. f rv? 1 .1 3 'tl Wne can learn business skills from our Cemmerciel Department v W Y Y M 1 .I Q 51 V4 , 1. ,,...--v- VX.,? -midi 44 144 Efvn somber of 0 ,fp my :lugs s cs 5 s ee nc, a znracy. ,ff f 395. X 4-C' 5lWOf?lm'1cl Sfudvlvs Sylv a Tucker, Tfcss 0 Doss, Nanfy Rico, Sue Pvchford, .md Nancy Wafts 'ake dIc9a1ior1. ,-Mai. -5 -T ' l -1 V 1'l I D Y . ,I 7 ' 1' 1 ...zgl .---' d fyffnz, Q T' , ,wang .1-N ..f-v s. 1 fir, The class watches intently as Mary Williams demonstrates the art of making a cake, This future seamstress Sandra Croswell is fascinated with her work. Domesticcrlly inclined students study Home Economics, Edra Jenkrns sews a pretty stitch on her sewing project. while speech 13 dn Advised Course for d forceful spedker l Paul McCay Glenda Rawls Carol Haas Bill Johnson Mac Curl Billy Binns Charles McDuffie Sponsor ry lff, NATICDNAL THESPIAN SGCIETY MEMBERS Jimmy Gammell Janna Tull Walter Nunn Becky Parkhill John Hester Tony Farque Robert Taunton Miss Jean Toler , 'hr The speech class observes a demonstration on stage make-up O er Lee Watson and Mel Rob nson are giving the demonstration. Diversified Education deals with the various aspects of selling. By dealing di- rectly with the customers of the firm, the trainee puts into practice the theory learned in the classroom. This theory is taught to the group and includes such things as salesmanship, advertising, and buying. Diversified occupation offers training in the trades or crafts. The classroom work is on an individual basis. The instructor, Mr. Billings, guides the students rather than attempting to teach them. Members of the D.O. class pictured are Lottie Boykin, Lavern Blissett, Gracia Murphy, Bobby Jenkins, Clyde McDonald, and Lane Parker. 93. I 5 3' High School twith omfr cbmlialeieif bp-16-dlte Crosse!! High Ohe wo 6 ' th f- 'M :, fu - , P 'W nan' :., 'r N, 1- 1. 4' ' . lg 'Q M Ax. EIT' L 50 K . , f ' . 'W 'A 3 'fa '- -i 3 . , . ,,,', . Q Z, - U ., 1, ,V 1 1.1 ,V af xx-'55 ,.. ,A ' V ' Wi , ,V C .. V' . , . A a A ' I K 5' QQ.,-Q, ' . Q' S .fir .. , - 2 . .A sw ' 1 ' m - . . ,f I ' x 1 - -,- I 0' . K 'W ' ' we fn 'ff ' A s + f 4 ., 1: K A , A .xg Q- :M ki: L, .1 bl .4 ' ' ' L'59 3 H 11 in .' -4 1 . Y N W .., 5 ak 51 in Q Y., k 4 ,, L.. . xg . in-, v , . . 1 wa x l ' 8 .. n X 1 ,U z . f W .. .A . f, 3 ' 'Q 34 'X . , uf, 1 ,A aa'i, 1 -- , W' 4 is 4 1 ,. A oomporison of our semi-modern Normcm lr. High 6 W1 ' 74 R in-nv' ' .Ai In the process of traveling down the road of progress, one can not avoid leav- ing nwany beloved things behind. On our T960 expedition of progress we left by the .way our building no,-J Wrh C. Norrnan Junior High which had served as Crossett High School for ten years. The four hundred and tfventy-eight students taking this progressive step found a spacious 5600000 structure at the iourney's end. The new educational center contains 53,300 square feet of floor space divided into four zones. Zones one and two house the quiet subiectsn such as science, English, rnath, and social science. The library is between the two zones. In zone three are the rnusic roofns, study hall and cafeteria. The art roorn, home economics area, and industrial education rnake up rnost of zone four. with our ultro-modem Crossett High School, Shcmgri-Lo Each room with an interior of concrete blocks, paneling, and bricks has color coordinated chalk boards, pegboards, three skylights, and a clock. The sound sys- tem in the principaI's office connects each room, and notices or even music can be sent to the entire school, one zone, or one room. The ceilings of the halls, library, and study hall are tiled with sound absorbing material. All the shelves in the building are adiustable, and there are 648 pink lockers. At the front entrance are tvvo trophy cases and a planter, others are scat- tered throughout the building. Shangri-La has a capacity for 650 students, plans for room expansion are pro- vided for so that another building vvill not be needed. ln addition to the seventeen general classrooms, the classes in science, art, music, home economics, speech therapy, and foreign languages all have special equipment. A faculty lounge and a club room for the students are tvvo other innovations in the school. Crossett High School has certainly traveled a determined road of progress since l906 when the first students presented themselves for high school vvorlcftwo company houses to a Shangri-La! li AH 3 Q ' l '1r :'1 2:E: :E-155559 b'M0Mh,,,i -- ,.5-sv - ,,.nv5' I- Lua? QCA Q ,. 4- -0 -4-A--t ' 'ffeuif ' - ' 4-ff c - , A-3 ,TQ 'ls ' '- -v ,A 1 yur .:.,:m0' ,': x-0 .ov 1- if 'gif ., -M' v Q-Adi 5 1 i' ' I . ' X' -fe-wg 1- '5 'Qn I ' ' ,I 9 sql. r. . s .xg Lrg f I 'AWK' J. if u ,A .1 - az' U' -A Ju A I 62 , .Jr -v'-. f 9'-' w - .- - im fs? 'L Q' ' . Q 3 s ,K-. 1 f. ...G- v F -' r' 'E' ' ,Q I D A ' af' 1 1 I ' 3 et, 1' 1 J I L ' vat . ill 1 .44-' t. .lx G 1 ' 'J ' W. 4.g ..--, o. ' no -'P v , w ' 's- f . ask ' -f 4 V 1 Q . 'une ' I . v-233 a -I fs 4. N.. . 25111. Llglj ' d Y- ' Eau, nf 5.1 ,. ' - Jr 'S ' r ' . - 5 . i J - 4 . i 5 l - f .. D A ' gn' 0 f M-, ,,.,.. . U 'IG YV? un A-1' n .Q 1 1 I I . aff T QQ v Xl 'Ol There ore icxciliiies thot Could never be out-defied 5 S Y NATIONAL MERIT Scholarship finalists Tony Farque, Janna Tull, and Walter Nunn discuss future plans in The guidance office of The forrner CHS. AT tirnes this roorn was as crowded with senior high pupils planning for The future as The halls of Shangri-La in which Jimmy Gamrnel is putting away his books in one of The lockers lining every wall. 15' 4' they new drtd dtwdys Witt be used by beth Student Bodies --unq- f we-L.g.. , wp I -X ft ' R- V x , i i I Q 4 A-'W - 3... ..: w 5 Q.,-..-, ,,, Ou' :zeauftul iiL,'t:'O ,,'W', sefafwg Lapse'-,f t OOO as a Q tt t'e t THE CRQSSETT COMPANY lf ts anmec ated ezwat Q, hy eactw fxtxtew berry tor ' s etfew used to assewtnttes stays amd cyber p-'egztaws The Jumof High Sctwoo! Mmm room was over fro.-.fied before te Marcrw 'weve 'weretefe ae adgtmorwai COJVXYQ' was set JO te't'per'a' my ard pa stty eDe a'ed by Namwal Hove Se: em 'd'e't'rte's 'ie afe p :'.qre:: ::e3e.-. ees, :tg -'e:ee'c'1 after Fezzwaw 5 :N ' mov In ...Pt N N ' t 147 ,.. ,yi I . Us xv' Yes Sh .4 i ?!5 5 . 5.3 cmgrl La IS CI symbcnl Qi progress' Thy from emrwfe ol 1 CHS K Lf 9' ii IU PPM ,fix f 5 5. Q n ,.. 1 -,, 5....f f - rf . ' ,Q 4 if 1 J , G s 3' The entrance of Shangri-La Caboveh and the from steps of fhe former CHS are cenfers of student We before and aficr schook ': : 'I'-J was Q-fxli' 'f ' 2, IQ 'lun I-IGNORS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES BESTOWED UPON AND PAETICIPATED IN BY TI-IE DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS OE SI-IANGRI-LA 'Q 'Q fm VG swf! l vi MP9 if F' Q Jykyf d h bl wh was Celebrated befcnre we reached Shcmgri-LQ as G? qpf' P9901 JE , x u l 'L f 'l f, 'alla .1 7 7, A '- 31- - If - Q J y d Fw I ly f H f d vh F v F ld h 3 'A Quefv ' The weather was ghbomy und gray but somehox 5 r J f Gr caved by C C pf R.berT M- Ll x Y Al all The festivities made the dfly glcywing '- L l Lyrmetta on the freshman float MEXICO ' makes a beautiful senorita seated iii ffcri' of a large red Mexican lafi cmd gay - 1 Y N Maid Lyniietta Atwell smiling ra- diantly is escorted to the center of the field by Senior Benny White. A rs Queen ierrye face was like one radiant Sunbeam I After ward Brenda Bosewwart re- ceives her flowers, she is escorted Ori the field by Jrmior Daryl Cour- SOP. The Senior float took second place with Brenda sitting on the throne of ENGLAND, 0'f 35 she sat an her thrane leading The Hamecamina Parade- o' - if J a- x giiiag-.' , , J J'-f' ' -f-f f -cswiif-:5,,2fM ffl., 'Q ' i 'ff.:sSi'a' ' J b g d 1 Jh J fl r JAPAN L Her Court af eight maids were equally radiant That aay i I f 1 K.. M541 Ka, Haro, s cscorfeu by Sem or Robby KCC-fx to We comer of Vw U-Mi fn .1,'..af We lcvcma YOU Beafvwfg Ama deiwghf Kay watches 'he bjl KQV? in LATIN AMER- ICA' as We Key Club ffoaf cap- mres third Mace, 15. J ,. T Xi I X Q riding en their respeciive Heats representing vcrrieiis icrnds . iii S I. Q, A :iii Q-ig A , ' i , 1 . 4-Q44 rdf' fu Q 'lex K k in 4 ,v5r,.g'1---K 5 .5 K , ' 9i.jI'y'5 -,nn ,gk . '?,y Q , 'W ffl. ' l . MW . ,QP r g P4 ' i is 57 5 g' F1 K N W ga l '- -n.? 6 r K N J in A' 1 gi xv, 1 wi y of if H4 . YLML 'i , fi FRAN l . S J M 1 k G J P T f P f I i Homecoming night was as wonderful as that afternoon fum, Al? a. K , .- 'Qi Nas! X: 1. 'KAN' T CP Q matd Judy Kemp steps lightly as she is escorted by Senior Loren Partmv .Judy and iazz set the beat for the seventh grade float UNITED STATES. .. K.x' -t 'T Q Q 8 'iff - - -wo ,, 4, .gk 'I 9-'Y ,, 'o thanks te the rewarding efierts ei The entire student bedy I 'i fi' fa? !'.f'ff f A ,A ., ,4Qgg3F1'Vf5' ffIffrSrdf I B d ALASKA ' ' v C 155 1 IMOV Oberv Tauri! T rnakumglmmneconurgg19b9c1veryrneHmxakdejpQgeir10ur journak Dazzlmg Glenda Ra.-.fls is escort d Y th Y f P f 0 me ield by Senior y Stephe C60 SV DS. ,, sfd snhrllcld v rhrhbhld . 4' 5 3 'fax . 4 f 'I 'I jj' P1-' ll! f lx f Q lv I git I : 5 ' 45 pb 1 'I . 1.'l 11 A. 80 969 on d CO IS WI , STI B re ares 0 wac e 12 an F3 P 9 'ling on the Sophomore float SCOTLAND xiwf 4 Steering olong the food to nonors 'Jw DRIVER ' QF THE MQNTH ' Q KAY ELTON NANCY CASTLEBERRY ROBERT TAUNTON GARY M RPHY Dr e of The Month select on s made by embers of The SYodew1CoLmc1 ,QC .WB were many other Shcmgri-LQ Citizens X 'i ,I 5 'W 7-Q Qi.. ., . A 9' d G1T1Sl cmd Boys' State cmze-ns lecrmmg to run W' JGH IJf:Jf ,rTL cmd speak for our Countrye greclt democracy ...S Q f.. .I ..... - ..f ..... 251112 -+-- .-....,' ,,,, ........ ..,,, -.. s ...., ... ..4. -.-f ..., T -rye ' ' ,' u CAROL HAAS, winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest, ended her speech with: f People of America, you can leave the job of the preservation and protection of your living, growing gift e- democracy f confidently in the hands of American youth, for democracy herself has confidence in us, for this is her voice speaking of youth. You V vvhat youth? I left it in my past -f it is in my future. l retraced my life -f questioned my years to come. It is there youth -e my memories, my stimulant, my faith. I have looked from sunrise to sunset. There is my hope - youth A caressing my dreams. lam in youth's hearts, flowing through their veins f I am democracy f- dependent on Youth, IFDUEQC1 with mwmy OTQQTS T0 achieve is . f V, :wr ' - 4- , f 'if If 1, ' , 75.5 ini? I! 'A U, -'iz .ff ', ar 'im l Y 3-if It fc rv J. I M 1 Q H -5 'L 51 H? 'f UZfwH- I .. s lg ,. f. , ' , , ,Q ' 2 , Q' , ,'., - N X : -' ', ,.,A w,1.',. .Af ' f ., wich .aH...i-liiwm' .J -i a S-V tv as y Q., ,.,,s.k, - . , A. 1 - 'A J . ull? 'U r V , g,,.,H ft' M,-AP... AW., ., ..,i, Luc Bdsmss WS.,-,. -6 'Qc 'ir MBS fhyff fn ' ,MW V HH! 1 ,nd ,4 x f' 1 X mx on-I X. ., , s .U M H f M ' rw Jowes. Vg . ,E 85 beth scholastic and popularity achievements. 'Wv' Il . Pruncess Mary Wentz, Queen Nancy Risher, and Lady-in-waitung Carol Whrte begin thetr royal walk at the annual Eaglette Dance. Enioying the festive event are the Eaglettes and their dates at the Christmas dance held on December 17. Aff X f . Y Qian x ' 'X' to recognize these wha reached the plateau 11 'Q CHRISTMAS IN HEAVEN was the theme of the Press Club Banquet given for the QUILL 81 SCROLL on December 14, 1959. Center picture is the banquet scene surrounded by party special- ties. Starting from lower left, waitresses Penny Nason and Carol White singing All l Want for Christmas . . . Carol Haas then presents Mrs. Crawford a gift from the Quill 8- Scroll . , . Then Nancy Castleberry prophesies the future for Quill 8: Scroll members. 5 'Timm-1.2 n s ? ' Q 1 I ft r f ' 'E ,ww img.. 6 in 0,00 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CENTER FRONT: Donnie Switzer, Anthony Farque, Bob Tucker, Banks Clark, Charles Curry, Gary Draper. SEATED: Carol Haas, president, Lynda Adanws, Judi Baker, Lottie Boykin, Fredia Harris, Carolyn Watson, Sue Pitchford, Patricia Jones, Nancy Castleberry, Carolyn Brooks, Edie Clarkson, Martha Gadberry, Rose Gates, Marsha Holloway, Linda Roberts. STANDING: Martha Bardin, Tressie Doss, Becky Parkhill, Kay Hardy, Bertha Pennington, Nancy Risher, Lynnetta Atwell, Glenda Rawls, Martha Pierce, Janna Tull, Corky Corkern, Walter Nunn, Tommy Teague Mac Curl, Jo Ellen Sivils, Janice Everitt, Mary Ross, Kay Gardner, Colen Pennington, Not pictured- Marsha Richards and Mary Huff. NATIONAL g 5, f HONOR SOCIETY e 'f E f SQ 7 i vi ACTIVITIES DOMINATE MUCH OF SI-IANGRI-LA CITIZENS CUT-GF-SCHOOL TIME Striking up rhythm t0 be The bcxckgreund A , A ,515 THE CROSSETT I-HGH SCHOCDL BAND DRUM MAIORS AND M!-UQRETTES MIKE PERRITT - Head Drum Magor TERRY GARRETT - Assisfant Drum Maror MAJORETTES Glynda Johnsvon Maf Yf1 BUSSSH Marsha Richards Jean Johnson Sheny Jones Carolyn Brooks for many Qthebr ficiivities UI Qui SCIMJOI 'R 2 L... CP-PVJL .'z'A,LING JIJHN .'JIL.ARL If--' f' HL, SERCY THUAN55 DENNIS CAFUER Ba' 'J' f- 'cv' bofwe A- Y-1 TOMMY TEAGLJE DON FLEMINC7 DOTTIE CHANSLOP ROBERT PATRICK !XIfo fmr uc? Bass Nimmo? Cimvmcf Bassoon MARY JANE REGNIER BILLY GULLEDGE Swami Dr 'vw B x 1.9, ff, TI ,Am +4'+f Laig- as HA. I-L-4 A ITL p4 MIKE PERRITT TI-nor S-ix Liss Dnyv- DEE BLACK TIFSW Nia' mba BECKY EASTERLING Q... JERRY BLANKENSHIP LIONEL MILLER AIYO Sax Strung Bass 93 THE CROSSETT HIGH SCHCDOL l2TH GRADE Judy Baker Bill Bays Jerry Brantley Jerry Blankenship Marilyn Bussell Larry Chandler Cynthia Hollis Mary Huff Bill Johnson Glenda Rawls Mary Jane Regnier Ruth Reynolds Mike Perritt Sercy Thomas John Toler John Willard Marvin Willis llTH GRADE Alta Atchley Carolyn Brooks Dennis Carter Nancy Castleberry Dotty Chanslor Agnes Clark Banks Clark Cathy Collins James Croswell Don Fleming Gerry Fulton Terry Garrett Billy Gulledge Annie Ruth Gunter Jessie Jeffress Jean Johnson Sara Johnson Sherry Jones Matt Lear Bill Moffatt George Owen Marsha Richards Tommy Teague Jerry Weatherly lOTH GRADE Shelby Clark James Collins Bobby Courson Sharon Doss Rose Gates Helen Herrod Carol Johnson Robert Patrick Linda Roberts Charlotte Runyan Joe Taylor Director , . . MR. WAYNE WILSON BAND Stanley Thorton Carolye Walling 9TH GRADE Patricia Arnold Mike Bell Dee Black Kay Denton Becky Easterling Libby Gibbs Richard Meridith James McAlister Lionel Miller Mark Nason Cheryl Nutt John Ben Posey Dick Reynolds Ladd Scriber Justin Tull Lane Vastine Tommy Willard BTH GRADE Bill Dew Gary Farmer Lynn Lucas John Owen Sharon Pritchard Harry Stephens Margaret Wooldridge Cheermg our victcnrious team was this sexist UUDJ .F x 1 :- T? fi C z xi- C 9 , . XVM SVVTB 6 Q5 rr, JJ em M J G dbe Y J dy K p J , G ,JM-JJ cunedge J E Lynda Adams kg , 1' ' , err C 'I D 4 JUD X .J 'Mfg With the eagle-ties backing Shcmgri La sports .L The Eaglette officers leading off, left to right: Carol White, sophomore captain, Virginia Boseman iunior captain, Lynetta Atwell, Major, Carolyn Barnett, senior captain. Eaglettes going through a yell and routine led by Lynetta At- well,Maior. FIRST ROW lbottom to topb Ber- tha Pennington, Kay Hardy, Wanda Johnson, Joyce Hender- son, Linda Wiggins, Nancy Risher. SECOND ROW: Fran Willis, Sylvia Tucker, Wanda Moore, Carol Carlock, Colen Pennington, Car- olyn Watson. THIRD ROW: Virginia Boseman, Edra Jenkins, Donna Kay Grant, Kay Gardner, Erlene Taunton, Judith Perdue, Fredia Harris. 06' The 1959-60 marching Eaglettes performing in a half-time show , 'D one knew that the Eagles would be hard to beat Newspaper work cmd medical knowledge Forestry Capltal Of The South russell 4' Walter Nunn and Janna Tull are Crossetf Eagle Dances Around The World ls Theme Ol Homecoming Dancing .1:1111n1l the Wolld' wus the th1:111- .ur lllls years homr-1'1111x1nu 1111.11 'l'P1e Stutif-nt COUllt'll s tloflt .Alaska with the 1111411111 lr .1---..1- lrI.11 Eagles won I1:'st p.,1c1' Tho tlout v1.1s 11111111 by Bertha Prn- n1nut1111 she' wwe gt we blue tor- 11111l 11.111111 :ill-11121-11 '.'.llll lilt' blue ..n1. v.11.'- 11t'1!'f- llont 5 g-1. 11- '.t.1s .1'.x'.i!'tirt.l 111 ':.r- 1. 1.1 ..t u:.11'h w.1s N11-, 1 r.1'.ul..711i Brenda B11-11' ...I' 1'1' lflf' fltulf Tl11- K-I. Clufi float 111111 12.1 11.e1111- l...t111 A:11cr11.1 l'l1ll1z'll 115 K.1g. l!,l..: 1Jl.1t'c11tl111u An.: lourlll pl,11. 11.1. ..'x.il'cl11l to trtt' '+-11111111 11111111 11 a1Ll1 tl11- iilf'lll S111lL,.:.- Ulzl....1 R.11A. aus tm- .1 111. .sh-1 sun- 1: '1r1tl1 '1-1 ' 1 li'llS ,fears eduots tor 'ne -,, 8, , Press Club Holds Dlstrlct Meeting The new Press Club members attended the District Meeting of Arkansas High School Press As- sociations. The meeting was held on the campus of Arkansas AUM College on November 13. Dr. Horace Thompson, presi- dent. began the meeting. Three one-hour lectures composed the meeting which ended with lunch in the college cafeteria. Those who attended the meet- ing were Walter Nunn, Bill Wal- ker. Jana hill, Nancy Watt, Sue P 1 t c h fo r d. Jessie Jeffress. Carolyn Brooks, Patricia Jones. Nancy Jo Castleberry, Marsha Richards, Lynda Adams. and Mrs Watts, sponsor, 1-A-8i School pictures were handed out to students November 12. 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A path leading from the door to the banquet tables was painted golden and sprinkled with golden glitter. The tables were decorated with silver and blue centerpieces. A tree covered with snow, angel hair. and blue balls stood near the entrance As the guests topped L1 meal of veal outlets and all the trim- mings wlth strawberry short- cuke. Sue Pitchford gave the welcome. Carol Haas gave the response Jean Johnson and Terry Gar- rett presented a modern jazz dance The waitresses, Penny Nason. Edith Clarkggn' Ca,-01 White, and Jane Sulllns. sang All I Want for Christmas is My Two Prom Teeth' and Deck the Hall According to the prophecy of the Quill and Scroll members read by Nancy Castleberry, in the year 1970 Janna 'Pull will be palnting the flag pole on top of the Empire State Building Following the prophecy, Carol Haas read the will. leaving some characteristics of the Quill and Scroll members to the Press Club members. will be prorcticcxl for future life. :ily 'f ,f IV. r. 1 I .I ' 'ul I, 'P .1 The Nursing Club is a group of girls interested in f '.,'. U 7 In quam' nursing or going into sone othe r eclical field. This organization invites doctors and nurses to their nteetings to speak to them about their profession, takes trips of interest to their future work and discusses schools where they can best finish their education. Jane Crosvvell, President Peggy Morgan, Vice President Linda C, Roberts, Historian Janis Clark, Secretary Paulette Tiebe Annie Ruth Gunter Peggy Maxwell Mary Ann McDonald Alice Jane Burchfield Katherine Hargraves MEMBERS Rebecca McConnell Cheryl Hartwick Carolyn Stell Mary Sue Curtis Carol Carlock Brenda Cockrell Carolyn Hendrix Martha Morgan Frances Hagood Vela Mae Keen These organizations Work with publlogtlons .Z1.,....- The purpose of QUILL AND SCROLL is to instill in students the ideal f scholarshipg to advance the standards of the profession of iournalism by develop ing better iournalists and by inculcating a higher code of ethics to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful writing. tion of the yearbook 1 if 9 'if.K.- 1 A -Ja '?.! i MEMBERS Walter Nunn Gary Draper Janna Tull Fredia Harris Carol Haas Glenda Rawls Nancy Risher A Kay Hardy Carolyn Watson Sponsor MRS. WALTER CRAWFORD i K 3 'r V I I ' 4 . . I ,Hur H i ' y . , . Q ' ' ' is - ll v ,,., w ' S F, I . The main project of the S.B.W. Chapter of Crossett High School is the publica - -W.. ... 1 , A E' A. for Shcmgri-Lo citizens' enjoyment x l Draw! -4 if 'M' E LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service club which strives to help students and faculty to find needed rnaterial and to promote efficient library service. l' l itll MEMBERS Susan Hays, President Linda McNiece Sharon Dodd Helen Buckner Gayle Deal Pat Nobles Gwen Kelley Dick Reynolds Jeff Garrett Anita Massingill Nancy Miles MEMBERS Wanda Fife Nan Atkins Norma Sue Johnson Mary E. Williams Steve Jackson Carolyn Hart Sandra Bolin Joyce Stone Sarah White Carolyn McDonald Jerry Parker Sponsor, MISS HAZEL HILL !-is SENICDR STUDENT CGUNCIL 12TH GRADE Walter Nunn Mac Curl Bertha Pennington Johnny Dixon Glenda Rawls Kay Hardy REPRESENTATIVES HTH GRADE Lynda Adams Dottie Buckner Corky Corken Joyce Jackson Martha Pierce Bob Tucker IOTH GRADE Carolyn Savage Norma Johnson Penny Nason Carol White Robert Stone Charles Curry ,.4 f helping every member ef beth scheels L11 TSVVPP SS JNL! 18156 Wag, 'vu 1 'i: .ggi-7' f 01 m S- X lk' ,el rife.: 27-72' ff, fl nf x..-f f....,,, 42:9 e Revo og a 9553 ren P a n Caro! Wh YG Gee C Lb se c G B fwda Bosefwafv A cm Pa we Ro ef Ta rw on G19 da Raw e a s I03 -1 . f- v--1 - - Y . Y f --Y f' eu e 'Y ' ELL, M .., 1 gn. 1. 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A I -'s::5, Ferjzan 96, , K -A Cgwgf- -35 gf 'K 35 'Wi' . arsfa R :heres if - Sc' :Tre rg D-gg' Ly,-fy A 5,5 ESQ: 2 . Q ' fn A'4,gS53f3.f. HCL .O GCA Y 3 W1 .pw Venfs, . ' BTNPFT .' if CQDEQ Q: .'.T'S 3 FVCM, frsxfw T2 'Wai TP 'Sed C V, A':L c,, ' aw' I. p, , .W CL-5 b T U f SC' C21 EWU P'3,Q' - ,vs , .' 52922 'KS 1 M dfg ' , M ,, , , if' -' X A N9 V:. ' af: Mya IssJes eq-ec : C'- Improving personality cmd public relcmons ' R fd l l - - - - BUSINESS KEY CLUB MQTHER-DAUGHTER B1-XNQUET ffffv- x XX fi a wfdilr CX H ff 'axlgxf , ' C' fx 'QV fi-SNKS l Y151 o C h PROGRAM M MYL M Y X , C XX , 3 5 X MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET l F b 96 3 l C f ' ' fl ll . 1' L Prayer Jud: Baker f lv Welcome Kay Elton 47 A X orher N ncy Clark ' f R P' Sl -F dl Hams if x f th r- g ff X X K G d xx ' NN Q fix' X ' ' xf ore the motives of these clubs. News ff' fx 5 FUTURE TRADESMEN OF ARKANSAS These students are being trained in the fields in which they plan to enter after graduating from high school. FIRST ROW: Lottie Boykin, President, Hudgens Drug Store: Lane Parker, Vice-President, Safeway: Clyde McDonald, Secretary, Hanna Furniture: Bobby Jenkins, Treasurer, West's Department Store: Gracia Murphy, Reporter, News Observer, Lavern Blissett, Parliamentarian, State Farm insurance SECOND ROW: Virginia lssacs, Trigg Department Storey Sue Oden, Scriber Motor Co.: Nora Poole, Rhodes Studio: Donna Boney, Sterling Store. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Gilbert, Dixie Dandy Store: Charles Ferrell, Brookings Furniture C04 Bobby Sivils, Dan Burgess Store: Ronnie Withers, Dixie Dandy Storey James Green, Oakhurst Superette: Robert Howie, Dan Burgess Store, FOURTH ROW: Shelby Jenkins, Firestone Store: Herman White, TV Repairmang Cecil Booth, Hawkins Furniture, James Wilcoxin, Osborne Lumber Co. FIFTH RCW: Harold Roberts, Electric Motor Repairmang James Naron, Curtis Amoco Station: Chesley Andrews, TV Repairman: Bruce Wood, Crow-Burlingame. iNot picturedi: Betty Mayo and Larry Powers. Teacher'Sponsor, MR. LEWIS BILLINGS 5,L , R -- 5 t-,. i 3 1.4 I05 Training lor business, Civic and community life yr- 5- y in various The purpose ot' the Key Club is to aid the school and civic officials school and community proiects. KEY CLUB OFFlCERS: ROBERT TAUNTON - President TERRY GARRETT A Vice-President CHARLES McDUFFlE ef Secretary LOREN PARTAIN M Treasurer John Earl Bays Billy Binns Jerry Brantley Elton Dumas Jirnmey Gamrnel Wayne Jackson Gary Murphy Ben White Dennis Carter Banks Clark Dan Emory MEMBERS: BOARD GARY DRAPER -f Senior BOB TUCKER - Junior JULIAN JOHNSTON - Sophomore SponsorsAMR. DENSON and MR. BRUNNER Roger Farque Matt Lear Russell Mann Bill Moffatt Butch Pennington Jerry Robinson Don Switzer Roddy Willis Vernon Draper Bill Partain Ricky Robinson Billy Joe Scott is cm Important phase of our school life BUSINESS KEY CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Kay Elton, vice-president, Mary Huff, president, Bertha Pennington, secretary. SECOND ROW: Janice Everitt, Jo Ellen Sivils, Carolyn Watson, Nancy Risher, Fredia Harris, Betty White, Judy Kemp, Jerry Gates, THIRD ROW: Dottie Buckner, Sandra Hendrix, Nancy Clark, Janice Clark, Nancy Rice, Sue Pitchford, Martha Bardin. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca McConnell, Maxine Hendrix, Carolyn Smith, Ruth Reynolds, Judy Baker, Linda Wiggins, Kay Humphrey. FIFTH ROW: Wanda Moore, Becky Parkhill, Carolyn Barnett, Billy McGriff, Sylvia Tucker, Betty Smith. SIXTH ROW: Virginia Boseman, Maggie Cheeseman, Mary Ross, Kay Gardner, Alice Burchfield, Omer Lee Watson. Sponsor . . . MRS. WALTER CRAWFORD Q 'wuz .gp x 1 I ,I . W AQ: 5' - U J f x J I 'aigrg 53 'Q Y , O J' A 35. 'Q ,J 54 i .. L- , ....., , -K J' gzwm 5' F G 'Y , f Viv l : U . v A fa V nw 5 Zmpv ,.,,, f M ak ff , Wai, ,L -- -:mag a Q, 336 f, 1, . K . q . H Sv. fr QQ' , ' g ,, . is M- Q., - f fx' Q Q ' 2 D , SQA 4. Q. . sf -f 4, gww ,D 1 J .r I 'fi'-'tiX3T Q 1 s 1 Q sf L H l V X X y v ' fi? X WX Q' 9 f n 1 ', i A N A ' er Pt 'IM P 1 hi B tugs 1 N There is also an organization tor those FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA The two important aims ot this organization is to encourage top-quality students to become teachers and to give these students some experience in teaching by observing and substituting as teachers. FIRST ROW: Jo Ellen Siyils, Maggie Cheeseman, Kay Humphrey, Jerry Gates, Joyce Henderson, SECOND ROW, Brenda Boseman, Janice Everitt, Kay Elton, Betty White, Sandra Martin, Wanda Johnson, Glenda Rawls. THIRD ROW: Hannah Ware, Virginia Boseman, Dotty Buckner, Kay Hardy, Nancy Jones, Fredta Harris, Mary Huff, Martha Bardin. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Hendrix, Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Barnett, Carolyn Watson, Betty Morgan, Kay Gardner, Geral Tyson, Club Sponsor: MRS. ABBIE ARNOLD interested in teaching cmd homemcxlcing. C7 2 -if Y' , 5 ,' ' ' M af 1 4. -L, . afgsigj 'gmt 1, V 14-.-,kwf ' 2 c -,, -i Q 1 14' sc -Y A- er--in-' at gi i ,, Qfi, 'FF QL - , s. lcffm -W if . 4, ,l pai' ,-H-. . 1, at s . 0 .f V . 1 .--4.21. .-x -. A , 4 , if fi' 3 ,,f--JA. tg V, if 4: ' if-1-self i QE HUMEMAK AMERICA QW fts ..! Janice Clark, Reporterg Hannah Ware, Song Leaderg Nancy Rice, Presidentg Sylvia Tucker, Secretaryp Sue Pitchtord, Viceepresidentg Billie McGrift, Parliamentariang Alice Oden, Historian. MEMBERS: Shelia Anderson Nan Atkins Martha Bardin Mary Bardin Betty Barnett Carolyn Barnett Lucille Barnett Nancy Barnett Judy Bolin Sandra Brookings Dottie Buckner Alice Burchfield Judy Burchtield Peggy Burnett Barbara Chidister Alton Clark Carol Clark Clara Clark Nancy Clark Sandra Croswell Sue Curtis Frankie Deal Tressie Doss Sponsor Elouise Dye Kay Elton Janice Everitt Charlotte Farrell La Fran Ferguson Elizabeth Flemister Glenda Flemings Linda Fryer Janice Gardner Jerry Gates Linda Goyne Lizzette Gray Kay Hardy Francis Hagood Katherine Hargraves Fredia Harris Mary Hart Shirley Heinley Sandra Hendrix Cynthia Hollis Betty Jackson Brenda Jackson Joyce Jackson - MlSS JANE JONES Rita Jackson Edra Jenkins Janice Johnson Peggy Johnson Nancy Jones Becky Key Gwen Kelley Vela King Linda McArthur Rebecca McConnell Betty McKenzie Ruth MCMahan Juanita Maxwell Theresa Meeks Heolon Meredith Mary Miller Nancy Moorer Wanda Moore Betty Morgan Molly Odden Barbara Oden Sandra Orr Brenda Parker ul. . Velma Parnell Colen Pennington Glenda Rawls Ruth Reynolds Cheryl Rice Joan Riley Lois Rice Patsy Rice Mary Robinson Jo Ellen Sivils Elizabeth Sturdivant Judy Stanley Jane Swan Anita Taunton Joann Taylor Johnny Tyson Helen Walden Carol Walling Carolyn Watson Nancy Wells Fayth White Sarah White Rosemary Wilbur Muslcctl CIb1l1l19S are promoted I l i :UIQ-Q MADRIGAL SINGERS Johnny Dixon, Dennis Carter, Carolyn Savage, Patsy Dixon, Hannah Ware, Mary McDonald, Janna Tull, Brenda Boseman, Paul McCay, John Toler, Bill Johnson, i 17 , 4- O 1 lI2 all 0 , -'P' 'z. GIRLS' SEXTET Carolyn Savage, Patsy Dixon, Hannah Ware, Janna Tull, Brenda Boseman, Mary McDonald, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW lg Ann Brooks, Dixie Byrd, Sandra Croswell, Kay Humphrey, Jerry Gates, Brenda Boseman, Hannah Ware, Nancy Barnett, Eydie Clarkson, Sharon Doss. ROW 2: Helaon Meredith, Edra Jenkins, Sheliah Anderson, Linda Goyne, Glynda Searcy, Mary Robinson, Sharon Swallows, Beverly Johnson, La Fran Ferguson, Carol White. ROW 3: Shirley Heinley, Florence Jones, Elizabeth Johnson, Janis Clark, Martha Morgan, Billie McGriff, Linda Quimby, Alyce Seaman, Barbara Sini, Bill Strickland. ROW 4: Gwendolyn Kelley, Juanita Maxwell, Patsy Noble, Alice Oden, Syflvia Grano, Nancy Rice, Mary Bell Miller, Gloria Duncan, Georgia Robinson, Mary Williams. This book is the purpose of this group. li' 25 SFDQ8 4. we---new-w I ', 6 Mi THE TERMITE sm-,PP Kay Hardy, Editor Carol Haas, Fredia Harris, Gary Draper, Nancy Risher, Carolyn Watson and Glenda Rawls. This group spent many hours, under the leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Craw- ford, identifying pictures, writing script, proofreading, and soliciting ads in order to make this annual a successful publication. -P SPORTS A NECESSARY PHASE IN THE EXPEDITION TO SHANGRI-LA V Eggles ily high, Eagles ily high, soil OH down the field lk -l 1' V, - 1 SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Bobby Keene, Wayne Jackson, Tru-captains - Dean Holland, Gary Morphy, Loren Partain, Bully Binns, Robert Taunton. SECOND ROW: Daryl Courson, Melvin Robinson, Benny White, Tommy Stephens, Eddie Hughes, Jimmy Don Coorson. THIRD ROW, Corky Corkern, Donnie Switzer, L. C Cooper, Billy Mayo, Butch Pennington, Roddy Willis FOURTH ROW. Ricky Robinson, Jeff Walsh, Vernon Draper, Ronnie Watson, Thomas Evcritt, Bob Tucker FIFTH ROW: Don Little, Billy Joe Scott, Bill Partaun, Lewis Billings, Mike Yoong SIXTH ROW: Larry Goodwin, Robert Stone, Ronnie Bailey, Thomas Carter, Billy Bmqhfield. SEVENTH ROW: Manager John Earl Bays, Buddy Burnett, Walter White, Managers Waller Nunn and Steve Stordivant. X fm 5 J 0 4 I K j is s .v 'D Eagles Hy high, Eggles Hy high. ROBERT YAUNTON AU-DvS!r.vV Habfbadf LOREN PARTAIN All-D We will never yield . . . Rah, Roth, Rah. SENIOR FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY September 7 Texarkana T3 26 Monticello 7 6 Malvern 7 26 Magnolia O October 6 Hope 7 20 Camden 6 26 Arkadelpbia O T3 Smaclcover O November 6 Pine Bluff 6 26 Fairview 6 l8 Hamburg O BOBBY KEEN All-Drslrlqt All-State Halfback wr- ROBERT MIZELL WAYNE JACKSON All-District End All-District Center M, 5, . W.-N.-' ... v 2 1, uS,4-, 4, , ' -grlflah ' a lj N Al x'f' f A L-fy, N - 1. '.' . Gfsik bl' In . W-5351.341 Il 'Y 1 h A ' 'N ULILLII x :xy , ' ' 1 . r . ,, ! I 1' '7 r . 'ins' , 7 'WW 4 ' b 4 , 1 1 sh, 5' . 51- nv' ifxrnb during 1113+ yeiixfs SQQISQH. 1 r fa , x 1 x Q --ns. A 1 40, NS, 4 vxffi '1 Then during basketball games this year FIRST ROW' Bob Tucker Wayne Jackson Robert Mizell Elton Dumas Sam McMahan pf ' ,ii SENIQR BASKETBALL TEAM SECOND ROW: Coach Hoskvn Don Little Billy Scott Julian Johnston Coleman Turner Raymond Cole THIRD ROW: Coach Watson Roger Smith Jerry Klnaird Norman Carter Sam Person Johnny Hoy FOURTH ROW: Jelf Garrett Steve Sturdivant Walter Nunn ions, including orgonizeol student groups to porents, FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULE Eagles Opponenr December 45 Lake Village 38 56 Drew Central 62 35 Monticello 30 54 Fordyce 60 37 Emerson 60 49 EI Dorado 59 January 52 Hamburg 49 23 Camden 24 59 Smackover 55 60 Hope 56 39 Hope 54 ROBERT MIZELL it Ar ww 'YNE JACKSON ELTON DUMAS 51 Lf UNM J V . I f if wgy' , 51-flpir L., , fri ' .'LV.'. fun. r U., D L,L4C.P, ,. fi, ,.,4, L r'.'. Ctr! Nagrwoira EL Dorado Camrien . L Swackc . e' Home SCHEDULE If I x,' br ' 37 45 35 39 A 70 553 73 72 50 43 49 64 69 SAM MCMAHAN .J-,L UGO, ge ,.4. Where? Where? . . . Go for CI basket ever there' RAYMOND COLE BILLY JOE SCOTT DON LITTLE ' 4 .2 X-1 -v W JULIAN JOHNSTON JOHNNY HOY COLEMAN TURNER 'LJ BOB TUCKER NORMAN CARTER l24 Aw 1 X V L an . A 4 Y x , . 4 A A 44 xz f 'U u xv A 4 Crosseti Higiis spciris activities inciude Track, and . ! 'ff 3--i f' fv 'f f? ,T -1 i . .,.4- us3.'.,,, .9 J -r A. IU, -vw' i 'YMQG' r, 11 sf 1' X 4 ak-3 cl, 1 Sophowfore pole-vaulier Covky Corkem shows We form tra' wade 'z 'ww owe C4 Vive Des? Doie-v un ,xd.,,,. ai, Ye.s in e st 'e Corky and Bi!! Vwaixof wwe iwfembc-fs of we ?'ac,k 'emi ev .-.cm vw' sezcfci s a QV' sfa'e oris'w pi l 's16 f il' -..s,. -o 'lf i i D1.. A., J Tiiikcr Uossvs me fimsh Mme to give Crossetv iwotrier Ms! plaw ,.e3f'+'5f-Q., 1 j- 'L .15 'P 1. , 'ff I I25 Swimming, Golf and Tennis when they are in season. ,MA ff sg 9 4 ,fb il k 'il lv 4 :Ai S, CROSSETT SWIMMING TEAM The Crossett Swim Team lost its first State Championship to a strong Warren Team this past summer. Six of the seven will be back for another crack at the championship. The members of the team are Roddy Willis, Larry Chandler, Herb Spradlin, Daryl Courson, Buddy Burnett, Buddy Carter, and Banks Clark. I 'W 1 n I g,-w 5 0-2. 1 i i ,.,,.,. PP! - ,....,-..-. 'Q--H ,F . Lager' sr 2. E X -I ,- ' fi '--Y' .V ... .wi ,fr I vfg' 'SENIGR THREEAYEAR FGCTBALL LETTERMENM Sporting a broad srnile and gathered around the blanket, a reward for three years work, are the eight threelyear letternfien of the Eagle tearn. The lettermen are Billy Binns, Robert Taunton, Dean Holland, Loren Partain, Robert Nlizell, and Daryl Courson. Elton Durnas and Walter Nunn are the rnanagers who have lettered for three years. PAST EVENTS 'PLAY A MAIQR ROLE 1N CHS HISTQRY PRIORTO SI-IANGRI-LA EDITH! sg 'XA' qglg' a.i I f C. Qi g.'f. S' ff J-. 'Rf' A . F . if 5 x - ' le 1-1,g5AA X 4 .ze I ui J 4 t Y !.T4.'lk,A f .HW A , - l I, ' ' T -rf.-J X' 'ns had 4. '52 . ' N rl X' I -N I 3V- gf Q F-1 sg f' ' I no M. behind when we traveled to Shcmgri-Lo . . nigr'! 1 The important night for the l959 Seniors. 'il-' ,-, .,,, ...4-,ru-an.. -ai na. -13.44 Q.-Veasnuggn' 'fw- Qf.4..e-'Q ,..-.- ,,... s..........,..........--...-.- ......-. ,...,...,..,.- - i . .i......, ,-A .A ,.4a ,M ...- us They came out these doors as graduates. The big moment for Orville Hannum v xv- shared with him by John H. Allen, school board member, Past graduates enjoyed many gaaa times, Seniors entering R . iv. O 9 se Inn N . 54 if' ' for trier banquer. Q xt f if ,' g 1 bf ul-9 -. y- l959 Senior Class President, Jerry Scriber, pre siding over banquer, Mr. Russell crowning Margaret Ann McGoogan 1959 Senior Banquet Queen, Joe Gill is the on-looker. .IU J lv v-1 B d Gbh ' betere the new CHS was even thought about . gf ,3- The annual award assembly, last May presented J YI Q N U h 'S-.Rx I Q .. nf r . .l Mr Lennie Gtbbs preservg the Good Sportsrnansltrp A-,nerd Mr Rossell accepts the 'tate AAA Champtonshtp Track trophy to Doyle Fleming from Don Grico ll Loutse Harbour, Mac Jordon, Tommy Teague, Ladd Scrtber, and Jack Meadows recervo all A certificates from Mr. Russell. ,XXX t I I S nl Mr. Dodson presents Charles Chesley the Bausch 8- Lomb Mr. Truax gives Charles Chesley the math award sponsored Honorary Science Award. by the Mathematical Association of America. l34 many Students now graduales with scholastic and activity awards 6 - l -fm-ww--.A f 'u-aw+--xs-'.- 1. . --.........,,....,. 01 'X is Aff 5 Yvfaf l The l959 Crosselr Company Scholarships were presented to David McCay, Jolene Pendergrass, and Mac Jordan by William C. Norman, Vice-president and general manager of The Crossell Company. David, Jolene, and Mac are all attend- ing The Universily of Arkansas. Each year four S1200 scholarships are awarded lo Three Crosserr High School seniors and one T. W, Daniel senior. These scholarships are renewed for a four year period if the sludenl rnainiains his eligibility record, Joyce Barnet? BSPW Club Pres rclenr, presenvs the l959 Om' Last year also had its share of acting und good citizenship Q ,., JUNJOR PLAY CAST THE JMPQRTANCE CDF BEING EARNESTJ' SEATED, Gtenda Paws as Gwendolyn Fartaxg Ma: Co' as Lane 'toe rnanservant- Judy Ross as Mtss Pnsn' STANDING. Caro! Haas as 'iady Bracknfvf Pao! McCay as Jntmn v'1:Ur'r'ng5 Jorw Hester as Ngernon Moncrtetg WaJter Nonr' as Dr Clnaosab eg John Wnlard as Merrmmn, the bonerg and Lynnetta AtwclJ as Cectfy Cardew BEST-BEST CITIZENS Rotartan Ned Hasttngs presents the citizenshrp trophy to Rita Posey and Sonny Robinson. I36 1 ' CLERICAL WQRK 41? ... f,' , 1 - P. ' A- 11' - 6 .3 1 A Af f , 4 xi' Q X, , fs Q V Q. 1,59 ,, I 'h . x 5i '. IS NECESSARY AT SHANGRI-LA AND' NORMAN IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Preporing ond serving good, wholesome meols ore their duty . L...,..'f . H1 Af Mrs. Helen Dickinson, Mrs. Helen Everitt, Mrs. Lola Barnes, and Mrs. Hazel Galbraith cook for the student body under the direction of Mrs. Leslie Jeffress. To serve a turkey dinner with the trimmings, these ladies prepare 7 turkeys, 19 gallons of cornbread dressing, 6 dozen boiled eggs, 9 gallons of pears, l4 gallons of string beans, 6 gallons of giblet gravy, 30 loaves of bread, and 30 gallons of milk. G-.. 'I Clecmlmess cmd safe-tv are the-11' Jobs if L . I - ' ' , 1. . ,- v rv1-- , ..... ... nn . I , ---M lu ..L..'. ., ng In ali ,,,, 'Ill ...... l rhlpi X A' -...i , 0411111 X ... I x Q 'SB PREPARING FOR WORK From left ro right: Jess Warfield, custodian helperg Calvin Bosemen, cusmdian, and Elizabevh Rhodes, custodian heilper, jLllU'f, ' .J lx gli! , Q-A Repaurmg a school bus are Carl Nelson bus mechanic and Wlllne Earl Rhodes asssstant mechanuc - I Another step forwdrd . . . more modern tdoilities vi.: li x fl Mr. Simms McClintock sells Carol Haas, Nancy Risher and Fredia Harris school supplies from Shangri-La's school store located near the entrance of the building. This is quite an improvement over the store located outside the building in the Junior High School. Another note of progress is the school cafetorium having an accommodation of approximately 350 people. Its interior is brick and two lines enter from both sides and meet in the center as students go to their tables. The catetorium is used for senior high assemblies. N012-QMAN IUNIQR HIGH FACULTY PREPARES UNDERCLASSMEN FOR THEIR IOURNEY THRGUGI-I SHANGRI LA The faculty lor the lunior High School MR, FARRIS WOMACK B.A., Arkansas State Teachers, M.A., University of Arkansas Junior High Principal AEA, ACSS, NEA, NCSS, Member Board Directors, Kiwanis Key Club MISS JOHNNIE CARLENE MISS PATSY HARRISON MRS. MARY REID BRANCH B.S.E, University of Ark- JOHNSON B.S,, Arkansas Tech ansas B.A., Hendrix College English, Seventh Grade English, Eighth Grade Math, English, Junior Sponsor Sponsor NHS, Eighth Grade Spon- NEA, AEA NEA, AEA, BLPW, AAUW Sor NEA, AEA, Council Math Teachers, AAUW, Super- intendent of Methodist Church Youth Department has cr major job cmd tremendous Challenge MR BEN WATTS Arkansas State Teachers Math Seventh Grade Sbonsor AEA NEA MR BILL HOSKYN B S E Arkansas State Teachers Hrstory Cnvucs Geog raphy Junuor Hugh Football Basketball Track Enghth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA AHSCA 'T MISS IMIE NOBLE B S E Arkansas A8-M A cebra Ma Jun or Student Councl Ntnth Sponsor NEA AEA NCTM MRS REO FLAHERTY B S E Arkansas A8.M Henderson State Teach MR REO FLAHERTY Henderson State Teachers East College Arkansas State Teachers Grade Sponsor AEA NEA Scuence Math Ntnth Englnsh Ntnth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA MRS CARLEEN FOWLER B S E Henderson State Teachers Socnal Stodues Sponsor .Iunuor Pep Squad Nrnth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA MR ORRELLM GRIDER Arkansas A8-M MA George Peabody NS Mtsslssuppt tate Unrverslty Matherrtatrcs Erghth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA ACTM NCTM Chatrman Crossett Safety Cooncrl MR ROBERT A PHILLIPS BSE Henderson State Teachers General Scaence Erghth Grade Sponsor AEA NEA Kuwanus Club Amerrcan Legron I43 3 ' BS, L . . ,, asf, , ' IJ l, th, I V I , r It F, ' ' ' ' S 3 Q . . ., f BA., - , M.A.. WS, Ge0'99 P9al90dY Texas State Teachers Q' I S 6 I I - If I I .X . . in preparing underclcissmeri for their High School years. S W MR W T WATSON BS Southern State Scuence Basketball Coach Seventh Grade Sponsor Assistant Football Coach NEA AEA Sunday School Teacher MlSS GRACE CALHOUN B M E Galloway College Prano AMTA AEA NMS NGPT WSCS 'VtR THOMASE BARTON AB Arkansas ASLM Mas s University ot Ark dv1S65 Social Studies Rea ing Seventh Grade Sponsor AEA NEA Arkansas ouncrl c Sudtes Nat onal Coon Social Stu 5s MRS JAMES SULLIVAN for Women Henderson State Teachers Phystcal Education Cheer leaders Eaglettes Sev enth Grade Sponsor A NEA AAUW Grl Scout Executive Assoc a tion MR LYNN YARBOROUGH M Untversrty Alabama Physical Education Audi toruurn Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor A NEA NHPE 8. R MRS JOHN SAVAGE B M E Southern State Plano AEA ASMTA NMTA NGPT MRS JOHN ANDERS Clark College Study Hall Crossett Book Club MRS CHARLOTTE A DAVIS Arkansas State Teachers Hendrtx Col ege Prano AEA Arkansas Music Teachers Assocratton A 5 ' I , d , C l of S o i a I :fl S l dies Q .X 4 .ttf BSE Oklahoma College B.SiE., Oklahoma A8-M, 2 MS. ., ' ' of EA, , , t EA, I 3 J I I it l I ll 1 V il B.A., r 1 r r A 1 r i V - UNDERCLASSMEN GAIN KNOWLEDGE THAT PREPARES THEM FOR THEIR IGURNEY TO AND THROUGH SHANGRI-LA. 'LT T S. Freshmen left behmd to make cm expedmen Te -rr T7 is Q-vv C llorm Adm A Nm C QLSY nr 1 Amo 4 K James Cole Ann Colllns Curtls Cooley yBa Bobby Cowson Larry Culbreavh Sue Curfls k Ll7Sl7 wwf v H1ZLlD3VlClSCN P xl N s B L 1 L C Kay Damon y D x R sn cyc O rugs Bfcoxmgs ElOulSC Dyf' Rdxccx Easlcrlmg Ewx f-X ,ul I' Us I, gm? Jean Eslgllu - Lee Roy Bmcp J dy Bwclwfleld Samuel Bwbgess Vlarlamnc Estelle Allen Elherldge Susan Efherxdge Sco Campbell Henry Camley Penn Q Carver Suzie Ev mls Neal Rarrar Callwy Ferrell 2 QV rw o- 11 Crossett S new semor htgh school m the near future an 'X I ps T' .3 3. -0. xgnp Cectl Fnelder Wanda Fate Eltzabetlw Flerntster Cynthta Holland Brenda Jackson R ta Ja son Gerald Floyd Ketth Forrest Lester Forrest Donald Jenlctns Sandra Jenktns Patsy Johnson Lynda Fryer Jantce Gardner Slnrley Gates Leroy Jones Johnny Jddluns Martlyn Kays Peggy George Lbby Gtbbs Faye Goodw n Janet Kemp Rebecca Key Donald Langley Ltnda Goodwtn Bruce Gray Ltzette Gray Suzanne Lawson Dean Lloyd Leonard Glen Lom James Gunter Frances Hagood John Harrts Antta Masnngtll Carlton Maxwell Dale Maxwell Paul Harrns Carolyn Hart Carolyn Hendrtx James Maxwell James McAIltster Lunda McArthur George Henley Danny Hull Steve Hochendel Betty Jo Mclimzne Ruth McMahan Joe McNeely CV' Kr we M-Atv' ' 'N Q9 4 aw-mba lust Us the semors led The l96U expedlllon ,- ri I u' Jack Meadows Douglas Meredath Rachard Meredath Dack Reynolds Amber Earl Race Bally R ce Marne Megrothy Nancy Males Clayton Malls Cheryl Race Jessae Race Loas Race Marne Malls Bobby Dean Maller Bobby Maller Joan Raley Eugene Roberts Laonel Maller Nancy Morgan Nana Naron Varganaa Salb Tommy Savage Ladd Scraber Mark Nason Russell Nammo Allen Noble Reggae Seamon Betty Sharp Leon Sarnmons Cheryl Nutt Barbara Oden Gary Oden Landa Sasco Cathy Srnatlfa Bally Stanley Sandra Orr Velma Parnell Paul Pendergrass Herman Stanley Judy Stanley Aubrey Stephenson James Packel James Pappen John Ben Posey Jane Swan Bruce Swatzer Donna Tanton T' Q-Q bv 1-uv s 1 A - . v 7 1 5 A l 4 L. - 3: p x A' 1 J ' y i . a 1 A 1 . X V l ' x I v X M , A , ' i 1 Auf A 'A . 5 - I iv- .1 . a ' 5 E X A Q g, X ax f ' ' ' K . ' K A , -yt.-D s.'A l ' I , - t J I F3 ' Y 'uf' 2, :I I V A F., - . K I x . K y 6 ' -' 1 3 1 Roy Glen Robinson l' E a , J C -Q I ' 1 , L. , . ' as N ' ' r . x , C .4.. - A ' , 4 - 1 1 X 4- . . , ' '51- , , I. -A ,. A E I . gal 33 W V 'S R F , - . - X 4-9 ws af' 'x -N., .tis Ar Le , , 'Z' these Freshmen are leading ciciiviiies in luriior High. as' 'N Y 0-es f. .- , , 'X ' ix Wk' V ' 41 we Jo Ami lf1ylOr Jvrry Terrell Burl Tolrfr Pawn a Toole Jos! ri Tull Dianne Tullo Lane Vasvme Lloyd Waldwp Sandra Welder Je ry Waflcins Cheryl Whale Paol Wlme Sarah VVHYQ Flosewiary Wrlbor Torvmf Willard WBVDOV Will ami Jolwrw Wovwblo James Wood Mary Ann Wood Mary Louise Wood Bu y Yarbrough Aff fri, ffl fa' :lil Q' 1 A 7 u 7- I . il 'M' I .l l A 4 2 A V - .K 1. : f. V S , if , ' ,iz V ,, 'H' ' A 'il I - 1 r fu' I , 'sl gy ' . A y A Q 6 , A , Q 4- X . Q ' if L f T .1 ,L ff' Pl! , 1 r K v if , 1 , , . Q ' W 'K .- 1 1 Norwcy Wells 1' , ,A . 1, ' -I a y - W , 'A 'II , Q l ' 3. y . , f ,HA M .f Elma I r V f v V .V X .nf l 'wf' I ' Eighth Graders in ,. 'V' il' if 3 I50 N 6 ,- Q' T ,I T' 3 Lingering glong the pgih ol learning Allen Aclcock Floyd Alexander Mary Alexander Nelda Rose Carter Conn-e Chandler Edgar Chesscr Katherrne Allen Carol Barnett Rose Barnett Rita Childers Billie Clark Dorothy Clark Thomas Bays Marietta Bell Martha Brllrngs Talbot Clark Shirley Cockrell Diana Convrlle Johnny Blankensh p Larry Blassett Sandra Bohn Herman Cooper Sheryl Marie Cooper Sharon Copeland Peggy Jo Bond Jerry Boseman Dale Brookings Brl y Cotton Martha Counney Wanda Craig Bobby Broomfield Frank Bromley Donald Bryant Linda Kay Davis Robert Davrs John Charles Dean Brenda Carlock Betty Carpenter Cheryl Carter Bill ew Gary Dodd Sharon Dodd Conme Carter Henry Carter Jurnmy Carter Brymer Dooley Sonya Doss Marvin Duncan ' n 9' D1 . yr l . .. 5 fel A L. C' KI K 41 49 Ou 2' lflf 4.4 oil Crosselfs lunior High School . 7 if . -0, N 1 Q I 1 ' s .f f Q. f ' 4 t ' of, 1 . . 3. IJ-gi r 'tw sei 'ie 6 . .- , I 1. l x IE f- 0 . t 'LJ , A v , F, Y 39 oil gn: I. rf I 1 ,utr 4, .. - ,. '- 'L by-i ...W A , -- 5515 , shim: If llonnie Estelle Gary lr1 'f:' Htl' V1-rig ifni' Stepliei Boyd Hays Elaine -layes Wanda Havnie Manoa F elds Huber! Flew-ing Torn Fleming I Janice Heinly n Riley Herdwson Q X Wiley Henderson I I, '. Q. Jean Fox David Frisby N 5' James Fu-ller L- Evelyn Henry Daryl Holloway' Shirley Hooks Victor a F-tch Norma Garrmnel Jeff Garrett ,Q - Becky -loaard W fs Ann Hsnter Gayle Homphery Paulette Gilinore Richard Gill i Sylvia Goyne Geneva Jackson Kay Jackson , ' Sandra Jackson . 'J 7 ' 125 ' . If , , f Shelia Graham Lynne Gray ,- Twylia Gray I' Shirley Jackson Steve Jackson Gayle Jenkins Franklin Green Danny Grlswauld Garry Grubbs Don Hankins Billy Harris Jimmy Harras , R b LJ e ecca Johnson .. - Helen Jones Y Janice Kelly t 9 I Erghth graders prepare seholostleolly and efetlwly wree Karen K wg Calyv Ktnna rd James Law: Judy 'Jlorr s Clvcryf Nlgrplly Uwlerw C COnrver Dedle, Lwre 9-5, Nele Lord Srerw love Gary Oulaw John Owen Jerry Parker M clteal lynn Lucas Carolyn Low' Kent Lundgren Betty Parlnlwll Mary Allie Pende Jn-my Pwlrps Shelby McCarty Betty McCauglwn Jimmy McClaln Wnlma Jean Poole Pat Prlce Sharon Prltclward Carolyn McDonald Charles Mclennore John Allen Mclerffore Eugene Qolmby Dixie Rlce Gary Rlce Pat McMahan Verllnda McNlece Mike Malloy Slwerry Rlce Betty Lou Rtles MargaretRobbir1s Ross Savage Savage Albert Moore Florence Morgan Rosemary Morgan Jimmy Seaman Sheryl Shaw JoAnn Sivils to moke or 1952 Journey to our r at Svrs Tommy Smuth G r a Stawley Mary Loo Nall Larry Eugene Vkatt Maxrne Watt Joyce Stanley Dennus Stell Harry Stephens Peggy Watt Dennrs Watts Bully Whrte Jerry Stewart Joyce Stone Don Swan James Whrte Wrlllafn Whste James Wrlber YT' Jrrnmy Terrell John Ronald Thompson Rodger Wullrarn Ronald Wrllrs Herbert Wood Larry Thompson Ronald Tucker , W Zandra Turnrlson LaNeII Woods Margaret Wooldrrdge Patsy Wrrght Dennus Turner Shirley Uehlrng Crystal Varnell Annette Wyman Florence Wyman Arlre Yarbrough WT George Walker 3 Jannce Walker Sharon Walker --1 Royce Znegler new Shomgrl Lo on unit 2 W Ill n r -l gn r X Ab? h 5 f . ,I Q vw - . - .V ' r v Q 'Rive'-. flu-1 , :E lu y J ' T ' ' I -l I, 'S' ' .. Charles Thomas , l 1 2 . S ,' X . 1 lx xi .gs at ,sl --1. . 5, K I lbs fl . K - Ag v ll I E . V.: Q' l.?:g,X V434 f . V ' . . f ' Sq' a X 'S' t l53 For these Seventh Graders their 1963 trip 5,5 yu Alt--under Sk ,Vw Algwlvw' V' Ar' -Awrrlcx ' S- L. +1 ' r 'F E-' x I Jolm Ashley ,at Dnyrcl Baker r U Vw' XX Barrwwt 1 an Y L. , - , Q ,A - trtda Barrtef' Qu, .lar'vOS BQHSOW Pm Black 1 1 - Lila 5. B953 ,.- s. 'VX .P ,1 Q- A sb H 1- ja w 03 x Lf Ir , X ,eg QQ 5 ...Jap 'A 4 '1 :. 'fr , 154 N 7 ,lsr 2' u l an Be'7y Blankerxshrp Krrry Bolrrw Patsy Borwette Bobby Boylnm Cora Bramley D. C, Bramley Pa? Bramley Rebecca Burchfield Mary Burr Nicky Burr Margaret Caldwell Joe Canrley Donnve Carter Forest Carter Jerry Carter Nwl L av Q-lwrr , v .l.a 'L-S Cojvvl' la nr- x 'r-'Ll 'Vlwray Coakrel 'XA lo- Cc-rvclrv 'Jr.v, fore- wrt Brll Qotrrson Jeanette Croswell Gary Crrlbreavh Anne Corus Judy Curtrs Jo Denton Alnce Drxon Ann Dixon Barbara Dixon Frankie Dodson Tekla Dodson Brlly Dum: Amber Farrlsh Judy Ferrell Nolan Ferrell Clydene Fletcher Lynn Floyd Mike Foote i K. 'VN x h i 'D L n Pw- t- ld D L. rf for S. is R, D , ,Ox C' Tc? Q... il? I f-1 .0 Q '-x ..- 6' I tl' s I ig, -- Uri, 1 1 1 Q 4- To the new CHS Seems for IH Hr r vs R DLC!! How 1 Kathleen Hoy Reiner Hoqles Frlo FJ Lndz Guo Ba barn Hunter Beaverly Hurd P ls lsaas Lnda Gardner Sandru Gardner Phyll s Gates Allen Jackson Eolana Jackson xx' J VYVTYY Jeffress Dale Green Shellah Green Ronnie Grlfhth Bobby Jenknns Katie Jenkins Gwen Johnson Rlchard Gulledge Allen Hagood Dwana Hambhn Q Larry C Johnson Larry Johnson Muriel Johnson Marye Hanks Robert Hams Kenny Harrlson Norma D Johnson R S Jones Teddy Keen Phyllns Hartwuck Don Hull Lamar Hxll James Kelly Steve Kennedy Paul Key Melnssa Holbrook James Holland Janus Holland Gayle Lochala Amta Lovett Sue Madden the future V '7' 'o ,QQ '1- Qs iii -Q.. ll.,-1 va' 4 ' f , ? 0' 5 Q la' 'sl l55 Do ua Fo est ' Q -- . SWE-r,' Frewfaf Jffrr, Fr,f-r 6' tg f- 1 f .lf L, , ' X t ' C ' ' 1 4 . X ' ? 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L - ' ' s ' , . 7 . 6- A ' u actually ll IS not bec ause Theme many daya lllled Ke fh Marshall Lnda Marfer L nda M rtlw James Ode Llncla O r Palsy O -f Bobby Mafhe ws Edlth Maxwell Ruby Maxwell ' Tommy Pahal 1 Mary Partaln Q Barbara Pennlngfon 'M '-4 l BP Dewey McCann John McGoogan Shlrley McKenzle Brenda Pennlngron Davy Pennlngton Jerry Pennlngfon Bryant McLeod Bull Meadows Paul Meeks John Pennlngfon Ben Pickle Paul Merecllfh C M Mules Ronnle Mules Bob Plnksfon Duane Pryor Wanda Ralney Connxe Muller Floyd Morgan Don Murphy John Rlckman 'F' Cheryl Rules -,Af Q 'so 'S Y' Judy Robinson Ronald Murphy Wllllam Murphy Roger Naff Gerry Rogers Make Sanders Mary A Savage Lmda Noble Ann Oden Freddle Oden Bob Sclsson Sherry Seach Roy Searcy v 1 -UO' .pr 1- aiu 1 to -nv- . . N , K , . . . , C , ,,, Q 'W ' Ll' E, , 1' S : 5 A R -Q, f' 1' ,, b - 1 ' . 4 ' l ' m a , XA ,f.,' In ' .7 6. ' ,xl Q 1 I 'J , 6 ' A Le X .4 -' .'s K, ' War hw - x any fa :Rc , s X A ,L 'Q . . V' A h v' Q A ' r- f I f , HA. 4 1 Q. . - jg A Q, Q ' tg Jeannie Perry f T' 1. . V Q ' - A ' . ll . 5 v D ' - . 5 : ' - . ,Z 3 V, C- I A ., ' . . . 5- ? 'P ' J Q J D ' .VGJJX S L ' V A R 6 4 O , I ' . 5:3 ll .T - 1' ' -Q - ' JN . Q . A I 5 . L. , ' L' xv! , , f 1 , . ,, W ' ,T J J S . l af if y...1, 'K -I ,b nd. NNN W5 ' 15? W r x i ff! wllh leormng cmd ocllvllles Wlll pass qulclfly 4? 'X ' ' vu r n-V. Q '-g f I H TLS lllYlO S lHl 5 fc S ss B T We e Gay Wavsow Carol Wa' s Jolw S llwongn Donnle Srnlfh Dolores Smnlc George G enda v VT iT Syble S eplwenson Jolwn S ral on Janes Wlw we Jarv as D Nlme Ka en Wlw fe a S Glen S rr ners r v V Leo G Wh ve Leo F Whale Wade Whlle Arnclwo an Taunton Donald Taunton Drane Taylor Sandra Wlll ann Plwll Wlgg ns Joe Wlllls Allie Teaque Ronald Tlppen Ruin T cker Darrel Wlse Dayld Womble Dev d Young James Tyson Rebecca Underwood Phyll s Wallace Royce Young Larry Noble Donna Broughton James Walling Jeannevfa Walser Dewey Walsh x Q.. Qk.,-ISM! if f-v .hui-1 NWT 'll ll E' EA 1 l57 Here are scenes from The first cmd last defy of the first semesre .fs-5 o . L x.'.Ln .m 5 ' 5 fd :ploy LW mwvasiw Y Opening day for Crossefrs Senior and Junior high schools was held at the aodiforioih whigh is Used by both school l58 A Junior High School classroom during a Semes H ter tes' IUNIOR I-IIGI-I ACTIVITIES JF' ARE SIMILAR TO THCDSE AT SI-IANGRI-LA BUT ON A SMALLER SCALE JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NINTH GRADE Patricia Arnold Rebecca Easterling Shirley Gates Carolyn Hart Marilyn Keys Cheryl Nutt Virginia Salb Anita Masingill Cathy Ferrell Dee Black Jack Meadows James McAllister John Posey Ladd Scriber Richard Meredith Justin Tull Allen Etheridge Ronnie Binns Lane Vastine ElGHTH GRADE: Mary Alice Alexander Marietta Bell Brenda Carlock Sylvia Goyne Janice Hienley Betty McCaughn Susan Metcalf Jerry Parker Maxine Watt Bill Dew Jeff Garrett Steve Jackson Charles McLemore Mike Malloy Al Moore Harris Ross Lynn Lucas SEVENTH GRADE: Susan Alexander Melissa Holbrook Mike Condi' John McGoogan Bill Meadows Paul Meredith Bob Scisson John Sihvonen IUNIGR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High School Student Council consists of representatives from grades seven through nine. During the year this organization makes outstanding contributions toward the success of the total school program through proiects designed for the betterment of each individual. Ladd Scriber Rebecca Johnson Floyd Morgan Larry Noble Harris Ross James E. Benson REPRESENTATIVES Janice Holland Rebecca Underwood Becky Howie Betty McCaughan Betty Carpenter Susan Metcalf Mark Nason Jack Medows Dee Black Betty Parkhill Virginia Salb Allen Etheridge elect eutstandmg classmates as best Citizens, Ju H Bs Q San AC , Ro E1 Y J 'Pol 1 los BSVCT sf SQOJS E' iq ad f B 9 L Ss gd M of B 1 Asa io 5 fu Q 4 B 5 f sr 5 oks tem x cm Xbc-FGA gqfll zz EIEHTEEEU NICKEL ZPLLLLE Stihl ,...--'- ' lUNlCDR BAND BTH GRADE Mary Alice Alexander Carol Barnett Cheryl Cooper Jeff Garrett Butch Hays Charles McLemore Jerry Stewart Steve Jackson 7TH GRADE Sue Alexander David Baker Pat Black Neil Castleberry Mike Condir Mike Foote Dick Gulledge Keith Marshall John Ed McGoogan Bryant McLeod Paul Meredith Fred Oden Bob Scisson Neal Sullins Dewey Walsh Carol Watts Burford Willis Director . . .WAYNE K. WILSON Participate in tootball and basketball activities, If 1: ef .' ak X' ag X , ' 443' Q. ,5I4f' Gfffl 3 'J 4 'I , Pw'i:S :hwy ,. I LJ. bww-siras L HI IUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Ladd Scriber, Paul Pendergrass, Richard Meredith, Lane Vastine, Ronnie Binns, Lloyd Leonard, Johnny Judkins, Warner Williams, Allen Etheridge. SECOND ROW: Dale Brookings, John Posey, Reggie Seamon, Paul White, James Cole, Larry Culbreath, Tommy Smith, Bruce Switzer. THIRD ROW: Steve Jackson, Jimmy Phillips, Edgar Chesser, Butch Hays, Tom Fleming, Charles Thomas, Jerry Boseman, Mike Bell. FOURTH ROW: Rommie Tippen, Jimmy Harrison, Herman Cooper, Jostin Tull, Johnny Womble, Bill Andrews, Jim Woods. FIFTH ROW: Managers, Dee Black, Jack Meadows, Jett Garrett, Coach Hoskyn. seee 1' N-,:x'1-. of Crossefr Qpponenf X I Q. ,, O ' - ' I4 , 20 ' 7 f 1 If 6 6 V ' N O 20 I O ' - 12 ' 7 I3 ,, i Pine Bluff Dial Monticello Smackover Hamburg Pine Bluff Woodrow Dermot? X I3 El Dorado 21 I4 Magnolia O . xv, J .1 . 1 H . 1 bra. U IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Richard Meredifh, Ladd Scriber, James Cole, Allen Etheridge, Phil Wiggins, Tommy Smith SECOND ROW: Gayle Deal, Leon Simmons, Larry Culbreafh, Lane Vasline, Mike Bell, Joe McNeely. THIRD ROW: Coach Watson, Mark Nason, Jack Meadows, Jeff Garrefi, Coach Hoskyn. All the time the cheerleaders and luniorettes booking them Junlor Cheerleade s ready to lead the Jonnors to vlctory Amta Lovett Betty Carpenter Barbre Brooklngs Marnlyn Kays Janet Kemp Susan Etherldge Susan Metcalf Betty McCaogl'tn 7 -4 Q' L FIRST ROW Be ky Howard Bth grad J w Mor e Johnson secretar Us Eyar ts presr ent tty Ra h arlfh l ores e ar Loolse ar a w g de mntw n tr c 1 rno t gr! 0 Capta n Becky Easterllng Clara Ann Clark Lots Rlce Mary Alrce Penderqrass Sheryl Shaw RD ROVV Jnlre H lnly 1 n n 6 r l C1 Orr Clyglgm Fletg er D lores Stznley Lnda Nobe She al Green Put Brantey FOURTH ROW Martetta Bel Elalne Hayes Jo Ann Svtls Joyce Stone Rose Mary Morgan Patsy cflfahan Cheryl Nutt Marty B lllngs Sheryl Cooper H OW Nancy Mules C nthra Holland wnls o vt att nn uc er U rre Dlant Harnblem Rebecca Johnson Gale Jenklns Shel a Graham SIXTH RON Cheryl Rrce Kathy Ferrell Beverly Hard Nan Atk ns Donnue Carter Jo Denton Sandra Nalker Janlce Gardner SEVENTH ROW Gay Watson Sandy Wlllnants Becky Home Cheryl Rlles Carol Watts Lana Jackson Pat Davts Sherry Seach I66 h Y , i . I . I V . . I Y M' l I , I . rw ' 1 Q1 I ' .1 r U I 6 V 5 ' o 'I' X v S l J ' l , 1 c , e carrf rg . wal , yg S te 4 1 , , 'cl 5 Be ' t P, .. ll, VlCQA 'CJ 'Vg Ui y P tw 7tl ra f fl g Pa 1 Q A lcl, Qtl rd. SECOND POW. Suzanne Lawson, Nancy Morgan, Sandra Brooklngs, Llnda Marter, Mary Allce Barnett, THl . a , e , Kfy De 'o,, Pegfgy Geo ge V'f4l'l'd Salb, Lnit , .r h , e f q 1 ' , ,Tv ,v 1 ' ' l ' l M T , , l y , , FlFT R 1 ' , y , Jr H llr d, P l A T k , Jdy Fe ll, ' . l . V . 1 V I V I ADVERTISERS HELPED FINANCE THIS PICTORIAL IOURNAL OF OUR TRIP TO AND THROUGH SHANGRI-LA M E to th gCIss tCHS ASHLEY DREW 81 NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY Th b t O Our Congratulations and Best Wishes e 1960 Groduatin a o . . . I Frequenl' Pafronage of rhese Firms . . A. c. HANCOCK OSBURNE General Merchandise FOresf 4-4223 N. W. CROSSETT Every+l1ing fo Build ANYTHING SCOTT CAMPBELL AGENCY Besf Wishes' Seniors! FOres+ 4-3693 Crosse'H, Arkansas Complere Insurance Service 2I3 Main Real Es+a+e, Loans, and Sales Qwf i n f-. Concrefe Made 'I'o Specifi ca+ion--Concrefe Coloring '- Foundaiion Blocks, Reinforc ing, Sand Gravel Cemenf ' Concre+e Pipe, Concrefe Sfeps Q :mm CROSSETT CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Plan? Hwy. 82 Wesf P.O. Box 70 FOres+ 4-2496 . . . These Firms Have Supporled Our Expedilion TRI STATE MILL SUPPLY CO Crossell' Arlcansas PHONE FOres+ 4 4I36 Pumps and Irngahon Valves and Prpmg Sawmill Supplies Gln and Oll Mull Supplies Farm and EIeva+or Equupmenl Herbicide and Fores+ry Supplies Power Transmlsslon and Bearings Elecfrnc Mo'Iors and ApparaI'us Abrasives ancl CuH'mg Tools Pam+ and Spray Equlpmenl' Machine Tools TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WE RE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW HOW .sg 'al 1 WILSON RADIO 81 TV SERVICE Il2 Easl' 3rd S+reeI' PHONE FOres+ 4 2244 Sale ancl Service Racllo Sfereo Blaclc and WI1n+e TV Color 0 R N Gnlls for All Occasuons BOB ELLIOTT 81 SON JEWELRY DIAL FOres+ 44697 CrosseH Arkansas 1 rv ' 0' ' 3? ' 0 6 A Q. x W - , . I I I70 So Why Nor Supporf Them . . Complimenfs of BROOKINGS FURNITURE M NORTH CROSSETT Compl:men+s +o +he I96O Sen or Class HANNA FURNITURE C0 CROSSETT Headquar+ers for Your Home Furnlshlngs CITY DRUG STORE Rexall Reluable Prescrlphons 209 MAIN FO 4 3303 TH E NEWS OBSERVER Luke a Vusn' Each Week Info Every Home In Our Communl+y More People Rude on Goodyear Tires Than Any Ofher Kind A ' M81STlRE noon vnu: SERVICE W 7 wr A Comple+e Tnre Servlce Where You Gei' The Besi' for Less CompIlmen+s CROSSETT FURNITURE CO l02 BEECH CROSSETT ' I f' so A of , ,Yo sw .K I 1 TX OI . sf ve. . 4 ll ll e W Spp COURSON GLASS AND BODY SHOP FRIEDEL S RESTAURANT scorr COURSON 0 2:5 MAIN ST E p r+ A Hpy Y PETE FRIEDEL M 9 DIAL FO 4 2897 FACTORY OUTLET STORE NORTH cRossETT BILLS BARBER SHOP H16 S of I960 CLOSED ON MONDAY TEXTILE Compliments PAPER PRODUCTS CHASE ManufacI'urers of Paper Tubes Cores Paper Board ProcIuc+s CRCSSEIT ARKANSAS . . . Rem mber Our Suppor+ers hen Iwo IvIeeI Pelfe 'N' Ea+ af I . x e We re 6 p +0 Serve You Bod and Fender Repairs r Painfing Complimenfs of I Congra+uIa+es eniors of INC. HAWKINS FURNITURE COMPANY 8 203 WEST 3 cl I A .Moiiiwfkz 9 CLASS OF I96O STERLING STORE clzosserr ARKANSAS FASHION HOUSE HAYNES FLOWER CIGH A ga+I+ +o+I1 of I96O PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY HA INDEPENDENT i HUDGEN S DRUG STORE lm Business for Your I-leoltlw IO2 P H PHONE FO 4 39I5 f 'rh Very Besf in Goods and Service Mo+oroIa and K Ivina+or Con ralulallons Io Ihe Appliances Crosse I, rlcansas . Congrafulalions CLASS of '960 AND GIFT SHOP Flowers an I s The Top In Faslwlonl' for ll OCCGSIOVISH Con r ua ions e Senior Class I in ll ' Crosse , rlcansas H ine Crosse , Arkansas . . . They Are Our ExpedI+ion Backers GUY NOLLEY AGENCY Insurance and Bonds of All Kinds AFFILIATED WITH Bank of CrosseH Crosse++ Arkansas Hamburg Arkansas Insurance Flre AuI'omoblIe Llablllfy Workmen s Compensahon Accldenf Llfe Sure+y Bonds FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH APPLIANCES Carrier Alr Condrhonmg and Heahng S HOLLOWAY SHOE SERVICE New Shoes for 'rhe Famlly an d rhe Bes+ Shoe Repalrmg FO44l5l 'I7 NE WATKINS FLOOR COVERING DAN BURGESS STORE Bulldlng Ma+erlaIs Sand and Fumshlng for Home Consrruchon +h C 4 222 PHONE FO 4 4927 H , . - - I d Third an AIabama Sfreef - - Crosse'H, Arkansas - - PI ll u Q Q o 0 0 0 ll Nor rosseH Phone Fo- - Monroe Road - . Crosse . Arkansas Give Them Your Loyal Supporl' Prescrlphons Carefully Compounded Prompf Courfeous Dellvery and Servlce SPIKES DRUG STORE 209 MAIN STREET FO + 43303 Sfafe Fa m I s ra ce Company AUTO FRE DORSEY 0 STEEN Agent 205 PINE STREET HOMER PIERCE STATION ROAD SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES TIRE REPAIRING Compl men+s of TULIP QUEEN Drive Inn and Cafe Service 705 W I I' AVE CROSSETT To Please You Pleases Tom and WIII Norsworlhy Qwners I TOMS DIXIE DANDY N CROSSETT CURB SERVICE FO 445I3 JOY ETTA Sandwiches MaI+s Shor+ Orders Mlllcshalces Sundaes N CROSSETT WEST S Home of Be++er Values CROSSETT ARKANSAS Everyfhmg 'For Men Women and Children Congra+uIahons Seniors CROSSETT BEAUTY COLLEGE Nor+h Crosse++ r n u n ' ' - LIFE I res - ' I I . s . FO-4-2322 90I Wesi Is+ Ave. o ' , I , I I . . I I The Members of Our Expedi+ion Recom d W B+Wh f6O CROSSETT HEALTH CENTER I A ETHERIDGE MOTOR COMPANY PONTIACS BUICKS d GMC TRUCKS N+I1C +A JORDAN S GARAGE Io4 N ARKANSAS NUNN S Nome Better FIRESTONE DEALER STGRE so HOCHENDEL 205 MAIN CROSSETT ARK TIPPEN S Gro Mkt and Stotlon 'ryM FREE DELIVERY i'rI1 es is es +o +I1e Class o I9 Crosse I, rkansas , , an or rosse I, rkansas 1 Besf Wishes -H-om 1 mm SIIVIZI ll ff I 'I 'I Owner QuaIi eafs - Frozen Foods Groceries BARN ETT S HI-Quality Meats PNE PHONE FO +4-3797 SHERWIN WILLIAMS I08 EAST 3 d AVENUE H' A EARL BAKER s 'FI .X fda e ca MAC S INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY CROSSETT ARKANSAS CROSSETT ZERO GAS COMPANY Ga Sy+ d Appl D IFO +4 2 JOHNPSCOTT M Nr+hC SIMPLEX PAPER CORPORATION ADRIAN MICHIGAN CROSSETT ARKANSAS JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA F q n+ Pa+ronage of These Firms . . I fs . ' g' 'IS 206 I res II ai: A I' Crosse , rIcansas I I . . 9- QM AND is i ' ' We ive oIcI Crown S+amps 'For Bufane s s ems an iances Roper Ranges ia res -342 , . , g . o rosse++ ...TheseFirmsHaveSpp +dO Epd sfov ronesr wuorlnss BEFORE THEY START f'1 f I K X T P P ,gf f :E f 1 K1 M S - f 1:15 Q 1 W f X o ,,f f 1 T '-E. I X fb W M! 1 ff X, i . I I HX 15 If x. l I lx! K .I 'nl IT L XUNIN IMITHM ix A X X . T 1 :. .Wi 5 E If you do, Crosse'H will enioy more con inuous ros eri+y from i1's foresf resources. THE CROSSETI' COMPANY So Why No+ SupporI Them . . . BREMIS BRO. BAG COMPANY gi L ' fe It I4OI W. 3rd Avenue FOres'r 4-26I2 Congra+uIa+ions CROSSETT PLUMB'NG COMPANY J F CARPENTER PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING F + 44515 P PI Se LUCKY CLEANERS FO es+ 4 47I3 W K HAGOOD S ++ A GROCERY AND MARKET PHONE FO I 44'6' HIGHWAY 82 W CROSSETT LUMBER COMPANY PLYMOUTH DODGE SCRIBER MOTOR COMPANY I Phone Ores - Dial Us 'For rom rvice r - II Il e now How I Crosse , rkansas res - CompIe'I'e Moior Main+ena gif 'rg 1' Ulfluv. Helpmg BuIIcI Crosseh' Remember Our Suppor+ers When Shopping JONES FLOWER SHOP on JONES FUNERAL HOME FOREST 4217: MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION B F GOODRICH TIRES AND BATTERIES ROSE INN AND LODGE FacI+es for PARTIES BANQUETS REcEPTuoNs DANCES RECOMMENDED BY AAA 44IOI CompIlmenI's TRIGG S osse++s OIdes+ a d Fnes+ Depar'rmenI' S+ore C W WOODS STORES Le e P and Grady Woods OAKHURST SUPERETTE On Truck RouI'e C. W. WOODS NO. 2 Main a+ 9+h CompInmen+s TH CROSSETT THEATRE CompIimenI's of BOYD'S We Appreciaie Your Business FOres+ 4 3324 CROSSETT, ARKANSAS d nrcooamh 5' Il, 4 4 k:d I I I - of I Cr ' n I Phone FOres+ - for Reserva+ions . . of xi . E 'r 'Q-'E-A2222 A your PHE' Sparkle TOM S TOASTED PEANUTS 9 AND 624695 m A X SANDWICHES COCA COLA BOTTLING CO P BI ff M + Il Colomol Is Good Bread EL DORADO BAKING COMPANY he Very Bes+ in Goods and Services f l Complimenfs li. C of Q we 'EL I A 4 ' A A LAM ioe u on ice o c They Are Our Expedifion B acker gi ii S SeL' P Y -L 'f f 'if-Iii A CROSSETT MOTOR COMPANY .9 . 4- f ' x ,,-- Z,-T L if-ff' ..-lfmle 551' CADILLAC - CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service RAGLAND'S MEN SHOP The Besf in Men's Wear So Give Them Your Loyal Supporf RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY SPAU'-DWG Wholesale Grocers EL DORADO, ARKANSAS CO., INC. ASHLEY COUNTY SAW CO. SI3 Cenfer S+ree+ Service: LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS YAZOO LAWN MOWERS Sale: SCOTT AND MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS DURA-CRAFT BOATS tl v 1 McDERMOTT'S CrosseH's Newes+ Depar+men+ S+ore The embers of Our Expedi+ion Recommend M . , ' ,- ' I BANK OF CRCSSETT Crosse++, Arkansas FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM HEWWT w. E. TUCKER PEST CONTROL Pm' Am COMPANY GASOLINE COMPANY Telephone 5363 600 Wes+ Pullen Hamburg, Arkansas PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS l84 Frequen+ Pafronage of These Flrms Besf Wushes Class of 60 An Old Friend KAGH 800 on Everybodys Dual KREBS BROS SUPPLY CO INC WILLIS JOHNSON Comp e+e Equlpmeni' for Hofels Res+auran+s Clubs Hosprfals and Inshfuhons LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS 4I34I5 W Cap+ I Everyrhmg for Ihe Bullder MINERAL SPRINGS ROAD CLARKE 81 COURTS Offlce Supplies Lrfhographers Engravers Prmfers Office Furmfure SI'a+lonery Rep eseniaf e WA LT CRAWFORD CrosseH', Arkansas MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS EL DORADO ARKANSAS I I I Ma: Cf -- Shder' A'-ncmce' 0 I . I . . . I' I I I I ' ' I - . io I r iv : These Firms Have Suppor+ed Our Expecl MII' 9 x '1, 1-n'l Al VL 5--4-. PINE FOREST CREAMERY 307 W. lsi' Ave. CrosseH, Ark. CONGRATULATES +he SENIORS OF I960 N gisqipj, tis' Y A ' I 1 0 . ' ,5-9 A f' 'Q - 1 I X sf' x - J X 1, . 4 , .. '6 -5 h W - 0 y ' , t yu. tw I ,PM U .18 , ,.a, v 4 . -. 1 - v 0.5 R . h W . 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ARKANSAS us, 10 CrosseH' High School s+uden+s using UNDERWOODS. 1. p .3 4 1fi'+ . 2 690' 4' S 4 l'-4 0 UN DE RYVOOD .- - Q ,iilp, '01 IU5 Boney Bobby 146 94 Adams Clnfford 146 Adams Lmda 36 95 98 102 Adcock Allen 150 Arken Jackue 18 Akln Thelbert 146 Alexander Floyd 150 Alexander Susan 154 Alexander MaryA 150 163 Allen Katherme 150 Anders G 1l 44 Alphrn Susan 154 Anderson Shelra 18 113 STUDENT INDEX Bllssett Larry 150 Bl1ssett Laverne 19 105 Bolm Bolm Bolrn Bohn Bolln Bolun 1 y W Royce 146 Johnnre 36 Kltty 4 Ju y 44 97 Sandra 150 Donna 36 105 Chldester Thomas 20 Andrews Chesley 18 105 Andrews W lllam 146 164 Arnold Anne 154 Arnold a rrcla 146 Ashley John 154 Atchley Alta 36 94 A uns Atwell Avery Barley Barley Baker Baker Bardln Bardln Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Nan 46 L etta 18 73 3 85 Lester 36 C rol A 46 Ronnle 44 Davrd 154 63 y 18 94 M rtha N 18 3 Mary 44 Arthur 36 Betty 146 Carolyn 18 96 97 Darrell 44 Herman 36 Bond Peggy 150 Bonnette Patsy 154 Booles Anlta 44 97 B oth C cll 41 5 Boseman Brenda 19 74 Boseman Jerry 150 164 Boseman V1rg1n1a 36 Boyer Nancy 19 Boyer Rose 146 Boykrn Bobby 154 B rn Lottle 19 83 5 Brantley Cora 154 Brantley Brantley Je ry 19 06 Brantley Larry 44 Oleda 20 Pa 54 Brooks Ann 44 113 Brooks Carolyn 36 92 98 94 ue 146 75 Brantley Brantley Brookrngs Brook1ngs San ra 146 166 Bobby 150 B lly 6 Brookrngs Broomfueld Brownlng Carock Carol 36 6 Carpenter Betty 150 161 6 Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Cheryl Ann 150 Connne 150 D nnns 36 93 6 Dewey 48 Donme 154 Forest 154 Henry 150 Jerry 154 Jimmy 150 Johnny 20 John 36 Nelda Rose 150 Norman 44 122 124 Ronald 146 Thomas 36 Castleberry Nancy 36 88 98 Castleberry Nell 154 163 Chance Llnda 20 Chance Peggy 146 Chandler Connle 150 Chandler Larry 20 83 94 Chanslor Dottle 36 93 94 Cheseman Magg1e Dell 37 97 Chesser Edgar 150 164 Chldester Barbara 146 Chulders Ruta 150 Choates John 44 Clark Clark Clark Agnes 37 94 Alta 44 an s 37 42 oper L C Cooper Sheryl Marne 150 163 Copeland Mary 154 Copeland Sharon 150 or ern Corky 37 2 8 5 ton Blly J Courson Courson Courson Courson 12 Charlne 37 D ryl 37 74 B Courson J1mmy 44 6 Courtney Martha 150 Cratg Wanda 150 Croswell James 37 94 Croswell Jane 37 Croswell Jeanette 154 Croswell Sandra 44 56 Culbreath Gary 154 79 C reath Larry 146 164 5 r Mac 21 B 102 C arles 44 102 09 Anne 154 Judy 154 Mary Sue 146 Curry Curtus Curtns Curtrs Daugherty Jerry 146 Davndson Hazel 146 Davldson Jaruce 37 Dayrs Dav1s Davls Deal Pa 46 Robert 150 Frankle 37 Dea Gayle 146 165 Brownrng Edwln 20 Lexre 44 Bunn Hoyt 20 Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Lnnda 154 Lucrlle 44 Mary Alrce 1 Roy Mrke Nancy 44 Norman 44 Rose 150 Wulma 36 O8 Dean John Charles 150 s Bully 18 B s John Earl 19 6 Bays Thomas L 150 Bell Marretta 150 162 Mlke 46 94 Benson James 154 161 Blllngs Lewls 44 116 Brllrngs Martha 150 1nr1S Bly Bunns Ronme 146 162 64 B ck Dee 146 93 94 161 64 ck Pt 154 Blake Rhonda 146 Betty 154 Doyle 146 E 9 Jerry 19 94 Johnny 150 Bltssett Charles 146 Blankenshlp Blankenshrp Blankenshrp Blankenshlp Blankenshlp Bruce Lee Roy 146 Brumley Frank 150 Brumley Mary 20 Bryant Beth 36 97 Bryant Donald Buckner Dottle 36 42 02 Buckner Helen Burchell Donald 20 54 Burchfueld Allce 36 97 Burchfreld Bnlly 36 116 Burchfleld Judy 146 Burchfreld Rebecca 154 Samuel 146 Clarence 36 J n 36 42 9 Burgess Burnett Burnett Burnett Peggy 44 Burt Mary 154 Burt Nlcky 154 Bussell Marrlyn 18 92 94 Byrd Roy 44 Caldwell Margaret 154 Campbell Scot 146 Jlmmy 36 Joe 154 Cannon Cantley Cantley Carlock Henry 146 Brenda 150 Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clarkson Cockrell Cockrell Cockrell Cockrell Cockrell Cockrell B Ire 0 Carol 44 97 C ra 146 6 Dorothy 150 nlce 37 107 1 Judy 37 Nancy 37 107 Shelby 44 94 Talbot 150 Wanda 44 Edlth 44 89 Brenda 37 James Jack1e Lonnre Murray 154 Shlrley Cole James 146 164 165 Cole Raymond 37 122 124 Colluns Colllns Collrns Collrns COr1d1t Convnlle Cooley Cooley Cooper Cathy 37 94 108 James 44 94 Ann 146 Lnnda 37 M1 e 154 3 Duanne 150 Curtls 146 Dewayne 44 Herman 150 164 Denton Kay 146 94 Denton Jo 154 w Duxon Dnxon Dxxon Drxon Duxon Dlxon Dsxon Dlxon Dodd Dodd Dodson Dodson Dooley Bll 15 Alrce Ann 154 Barbara 154 Betty AA Johnny 21 102 Loy 44 Mary 146 44 Gary 150 Sharon 150 Frankle 154 Tekle 154 Bryner 150 Doss Sharon 45 94 113 Doss Sonya 150 Doss Tressre 21 55 Draper Draper Dumas Duncan Duncun Gary 21 9 8 1 109 Vernon 45 106 116 E on 21 106 109 Gorra 45 1 3 Marvln 150 Dunn B lly 4 189 I ' - 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' -' ' - 6 , - - - - 100, 06, I 114 7 ' , - ', '11 - , 16 1 - 1 f ', 11-1 . - . . - 122, 128 ', - , ,109 ' - ' .- , I 'e , 1 - I - ' - ' - I 1 -15 Ra er Nancy 29 34 8 87 96 107 Robbans Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Margaret 152 Eloyce 40 Eugene 148 Harold 29 105 an a C 47 4 1 a K 47 Thomas 47 Stephens Harry E 94 153 Ste hens Tommy 31 80 9 Stephenson Aubrey 148 Stephenson Floyd 31 Stephenson Syble 157 Stewart J ry 153 163 Stone Joyce 153 Stove Robert 47 Tolar Toler Toler Toole Tucker Tucker Tucker Tuc er Burl Wesley 149 n 31 Ant ony 41 109 Patracaa 149 Bo 41 2 10 Ronald 153 Ruth 157 S vla 41 55 96 Robanson Robanson Robanson Robanson Robanson Robanson Robanson Floyd 47 G orgaa 47 113 Jerry 40 06 Judy 156 M ry 47 113 Roy Glen 148 Me van 30 75 Rogers Gerry 156 R ss Harras 152 61 R ss Judath 136 30 8 Ross Mary 40 97 O7 Rowe Larry 40 Runyan Charlotte 47 94 Stratton John 157 Strebeck Tmmy 47 102 116 ackland Sturdavant Sturdavant Sturdavant Sturdavant Bll 40 James 31 Elazabeth 47 97 Floyd 40 S vae 47 116 S ans Jane 47 89 7 S ans Neal 157 3 Surrett John 31 Summers Glen 157 Swallows Sharon 40 113 Swan Swan Don 153 Jane 148 anna 32 tan 4 14 Tullos Daanne 149 Tumlason Zandra 153 Turner Coleman 47 122 124 Turner Dennas Bruce 153 O9 Ty on G arl 32 110 Tyson James 157 Tyson Johnnae 48 Uehlang Sharley 153 Underwood Rebecca 157 161 Varnell Crystal 153 Vastane Ar hur Lane 149 9 164 65 Varganaa 148 Sander Savage Savage Savage Savage Savage Make 156 Carolyn 47 102 Cathy 152 Mary Ann 156 Robert 152 Tommae 148 Scassons Bob 156 163 Scott Bally Joe 47 116 122 Scott Becky 47 Scraber Ladd 148 94 108 4 Seach Sherry 156 Seaman Seaman Seaman Seaman Searcy Braan 30 Reggae 148 164 Ace405413 Jammy 152 Glenda 47 113 Searcy Roy 156 Sharp Betty 148 Shaw Sheryl 152 166 Sheton Bally 30 Salhvonen John 156 Snmrnons James 156 Sammons Leon 148 165 Sampson Jammae 1 7 Sana Barbara 40 Sasco Sasco Sasson Savtls Savals Landa 148 Ralph 47 Mac 157 Bobby 30 1 Glen 47 4 Swan Swan Larry 47 Wesley 31 Walden Helen 48 Waldrup Jerry 41 Waldrup Lloyd 149 A TRIBUTE TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHER Thas publacataon would not be complete wathout recognataon to our photographer who has worked tarelessly wallangly and gracaously wath the staff to produce the photography of thas yearbook Has gen erous contrabutaons of tame and talents have added ammeasurably to the fane yearbook productaons of Crossett Hagh School To you Mr Neal Rhodes the staff extends thas trabute of praase The Staff Swatzer Bruce 148 164 Swatzer Don 40 106 116 Swrtzer Phal 157 109 Walker Walker Walker George 1 Janace 1 Patracaa Watt Watt Watt Watts Watts Watts Maxane 153 N ncy 41 98 5 Peggy 153 rol 157 Charles 157 Dennas 153 Weatherly Jerry 41 108 We ls Wentz Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whlte Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Whate Nancy 149 Mary 41 86 B nny 32 106 1 6 Betty Joyce 32 107 Y rol 48 6 8 9 97 Cheryl 149 Fayth 48 George 157 Glenda 157 Herma James James James Karen n 32 105 1 1 Davas 157 157 Leo G o F Louas 41 P u 149 4 Sarah 149 Sharley 48 Wade 157 Walter 48 Wanda 41 Wallaam 153 Waggans Landa 32 96 107 W gans Phal 157 165 Walbur James 153 Walbur Rosemary 149 Walcoxon Walcoxon James 32 105 Johnny 48 Walkanson y Walkanson Sue 48 Wa ard John 33 93 Wallard Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wlllaams W llaS Wallas Wallas Wallas Wallas Wallas Tommy 149 Mary 48 56 Rodger 153 Sandra 157 Warner 149 Doyle 33 Fran 48 96 Joe 157 Marvan Wayne 33 94 dy 41 106 116 Ronald 153 Wathers Donnae 48 Wathers Ronnae 33 105 Mary Ann 149 Savals Savals Savals Savals Smath Smath Smath Smath Smath Smath Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Jo Ann 152 Een 0 10 Nea 153 Wallaam Bettye Carolyn Cathey Donnre Rodger Tommy 1 53 30 107 30 07 1 7 4 2 1 53 4 B y 8 Bobby 40 Dolores 1 57 Genaa Kaye 153 Herman 148 Joyce 153 Jammy 157 Judy 148 Norman 30 Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taunton Taunton Taunton Taunton Taunton Taunton Taylor Teague 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