Delaplaine High School - Indian Yearbook (Delaplaine, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

x 'N fl! 1 THE I948 C I-IIEF-AIN , , 4 M c Howard Rice ...... Editor-in-Chief Jackie French . . . . Asst. Editor Jack Tinsley . .... Manager Martha Bennett . . . . Asst. Manager FORE WORD When the fire of your- life is an ember And the days of your youth have fled, You will never forget to remember As long as this book can be read. We have put here the wondrous story In writing, in picture, and song All things that brought us glory, Events that went right and went wrong. Your schoolmates will live on these pages, Through whatever they've written or dfoneg You will treasure their laughs and their rages In this book full of schoolday fun. The STAFF DEDICATION The 1947-48 Indians have chosen to dedicate this issue of the annual to Mrs. Russell Duffer. We hope, with all sincerity, that the aim and purpose of this Annual will be the same in all the student life of this school as it has been in the life of Mrs. Duffer. 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Felts, B.S.E. Superintendent, Math. Sponsor of 9th Grade Mrs. Russell Duffer, B.A, Senior Girls Coach, English, Sponsor of 12th Grade Mr. Emil E. Thomas, B.S.E. Junior Boys Coach 1 Social Science Sponsor of 7th Grade 2 1 Mrs. L. V. Clifton, 14 hrs. Junior Girls Coach 7th 8: 8th Math and Geo. Sponsor of 8th Grade Mr. Earnest L. Varvill, B.S.E. 1 Senior Boys Coach Math. and Commercial Sponsor of 10th Grade Mr. Rupert Hutcherson, 101 hrs. Principal, General Science Sponsor of llth Grade mm Mrs Geraldine Stayton W. study Hall 7th Grade English and Science dy' 71 Q Mrs. Mabel Lacy First Grade Mrs. Bernice Varvil Second Grade Mrs. Elza King Third Grade Miss Berneice Thomen Fourth 8: Fifth Grades Mr. Elza King Fifth 8: Sixth Grades Mr. Russel Star Peach Or chard Advance Room Mrs. Golda McFarland Peach Orchard Primary Room Mrs. Vista Varvel Brownie School l 1 ,Y x, xg? Sx '9 , if 7 v ff . ,,, i' 2 552 's' PM if--alibi SENIORS Harold Armstrong . . . Pony The Bronco Buster Carl Bennett . . . . . . . . . . . Booger His intelligence makes us ashamed of ourselves Martha Bennett . . . . . .... Slim Peddles ABC's and shorthand Jackie French . . . . . . . Bounce Long, tall and handsome E1'11dCaI'11'l0D . . . . . . . . Cannon Ball' Slings those A's around Glendora Haynes . . . ..... Corny Secretary The little girl of the school .Tack Tinsley . . ....... Jasper President Handsome, strong, vigorous, and plenty of pep. SENIGRS Carl Haynes . . . . . . . Peaches Vice President Seaman First Class Howard Rice . . . . . . Cotton The Editor-in- Chief Darrell Foster ..... . . . . Frosty The guy with the big red eyes and the P little black mustache ,5 3 - SENIQRS H. P. Thomen . . . . . . . . Horse P0wer The Navy Recruiting Officer Hardy Wagner . . . ..... . . Bill His specialty: Nosing into other's business 'TF Marvene Carter . . . . . . . . . B1ondie,' And the gym won't do me any good C.R.Eve1and . . .... . . . Cigar Going to town on a motorcycle Larry Tower . . . . Fuzzy The Bear Hunter CLASS HISTORY We started our freshman year with Mr. Charles Staten as our sponsor and thirty-sixmembers in our class. The Seniors made us go through with the freshman initiation. We went to Jonesboro on our outing and that was something, to be remem- bered. We tried to hold our heads high, even though we were The Underdogs of the high school. We had a good time that year. In our sophomore year we discovered we had lost six of the original class, but we were glad to welcome Faye Etta Collins to make us thirty-one members. This year Mr. CarlHenson was our sponsor. We went to the Community Center at Jones- boro on our outing. We enjoyed the trip very much. We entered our junior year with twenty-five members in our class. We were sorry to have lost five of our classmates, but we were now juniors and had things to do besides grieve over our loses. We elected Mr. RupertHutcherson as our sponsor. He help- ed us to plan our outings. We took the seniors to St. Louis and spenttwo days there. We came back broke but happy. We gave the seniors a banquet at Paragould. It was something to do down in history. While we were juniors we had two boys and one girl play- ing on the senior basketball teams, with others looking forward to making the teams the next year. We started our senior year with twenty-one members. Three of the girls married and one moved to another school. One boy, Coleman Wheeler joined the navy. Four boys and one girl from our class played on the Senior basketball teams. We did many things like making an annual, presenting our Senior play, attending the junior-senior banquet and going on the junior-senior outing. The greatest event of the year was when we received our rings. We are now wearing them as dignified seniors should. ,,--nw--V .wlnluylluluul . .,. .,- W- Y -. -. . ....vlln.,---Lv. '- CLASS PR OPHE C Y As I gaze into my nickel optimal glasses I see- many of the people who were in the Senior Class of 1947-48. First I see Larry Tower working in a large dairy near a small city. They tell me this city is Chicago. Larry says he is making good money washing cow's teeth with Old Dutch Cleanser . Next I see a great prize fighter on a very peculiar looking stage. He is substituting for .Toe Louis. This strong looking guy happens to be Howard Rice. As I gaze through the bifocus part of my glasses I see an old second- handed Wonder Bread truck. The chauffeur is said to be Darrell Foster. As I look into the back, I wonder if my eyes are failing me. There is Enid Cannon and their thirteen children. Enid says the bread truck is much easier to support than three-five passenger Coupes. Darrell is singing, Haven't Got A Worry . Oh! who is this? At last I recognize him. It is H. P. Thomen. He is living in a small shack, which resembles a pig-pen with a tin top over it. He says he is enjoying life, because he has just retired from selling peanuts in Denman. ' As I take another look I find Jack Tinsley and his adorable wife, Glendora Haynes, trying to make a somewhat larger city out of O'Kean, by putting up a big Tailor and Shoe Shop on Rabbit Avenue. Next I find Marvene Carter in the 'Movie Hit of the Year' Company, starring with C. R. Eveland. The name of their production is Revival of Delaplaine. Their producer is a very popular guy, Jackie French. I take another look to find Carl Boog Bennett, under an old tent. He is trying to make a living by shoeing horses night and day. He says the only disadvantage of his profession is that he can't make enough money to buy the nails that it takes for the job, as he only has to drive five or six before he can get one in straight. Next I find Car Peaches Haynes and Harold Runt Armstrong. They seem to be looking forward to their future lives. Poor little 'Runt' looks like he has been run through anelectric concrete mixer but 'Pea- ches looks very nice. He has so much white paint on his face, it makes him look as if he has a fresh shave. They are trying to build themsel- ves some kind of a little shack to live in when they start getting their old-age pension. They are not planning on working after they receive their first check. I take another look and find Hardy Wagner. He is in goat business in Peach Orchard. He is selling milk for a nickel a gallon. He seems to think he is making a big profit. Since such scenes make my head ache, I think I shall close up for the day. CLASS WILL We, the class of '48, some slightly erratic, but in the majority sound of mind, on the 14th day of May in the year of 1948 do declare this writing to be our last will and testimony. We do hereby will and bequeath all talents bestowed upon us to the coming seniors. C. R. Eve1and's ability to write to Donald Austin. Howard Rice's curly hair to Tommy Rice. Marvene Carter's talent to play basketball and her worn out basketball uniform to Vietta Mcllovy. Hardy Wagner's algebra book to Cneal Kellium. Larry Tower's meaness to Billy Shoe. Carl Bennett's wittiness to J. C. Haynes. Darrel Foster's good-looks to Doyle McKinney. H. P. Thomen's ability to work alegbra to Gene Davis. Earnest Lee French's high ideals to Aaron Tower. Horald Armstrong's ability to play ball to W. L. Hoffistott. Glendora Haynes'flirtiness to Phyliss Page. Martha Bennett's tracks in the school house to Elsa Graham. Jackie French's talent to type to Lamor McFarland. Carl Haynes' ability to sing to Charles Downs. Jack Tinsley's studiousness to Dolly Varner. Enid Cannon's shyness to Essie Austin. Signed by 3 embf E444 Q 45 7 Essie Austin Donald Austin Clora Ruth Collins Eugene Davis Charels Downs Elsa Graham Julia Ann He rwe gh I. C., Haynes W. L. Hoffistot Oneal Kellem Patsy Kincade Eugene Lee Lamar McFar land Doyle Mc Kinney Reba Morgan Genevie Osburn Phyllis Page Wanda L. Ray Thomas Rice Billy Shoe Aaron Tower Dollie M. Varner Lavaughn Varvell Vietta McI1voy fl 5: HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS We, as the freshmen of 1945-46, had an enrollrnent of thirty-eight. We accepted the sneers of the superior classes, because we recognized our unimportance as freshmen. Mr. 'Emil Thomas was elected as our sponsor. Mary Kathryn Goldman was Valedictorian, Arlena Varvell and Elsa Graham were Salutatorian, Clora Ruth Collins was Historian of the class. As the Sophomores of 1946-47 we started with an enrollment of forty-four. During the term we gained one new member, J. C. Haynes, and lost four. They were Arlena Varvell, Vietta Mcllvoy, Luther Ray and H. A. Gillian. Mr. C. W. Henson was elected as our sponsor. In the years '47-48, we, as juniors, started with an enrollment of twenty-one During the first semester Judy Ann McFarlin and Evah Roberts married and began life as housewives, but we gained five new ones. They are Wanda Ray, Vietta Mcllvoy, Earl and Eugene Lee, and Lamor McFarland. Mr. Rupert Hutcherson was elected sponsor of the Junior Class. We are all looking forward to a happy, successful senior year. 1 5 1 and E P Q 2 S- Willard Allison Zennie Armstron Geneve Blair Essie Cannon Norma J. Cannon SOP!-IOMGRES 8 Freda Johnson Everett Kellett Don Kifer Billy Ruth Lewis Monroe Martin Seretha Moore Betty Page Jackie Sullivian Donald Thomen Jr. Todd Patsy Wells Mary Jane White Rupert White Margaret Wise E in ' f C.W. Carter James Carter Thadus Coffell Elwanda Collins Betty Crapo n Matha Jane Davis Juanita Dowdy Chacy Dean Eveland Christine Eveland Leon Eveland Donald French Lillian Heral Mary Heral Kenneth Hots Theada Honeycutt Li -Ad 3 ' aaa v .V . Ylwwlwv-V V. V - -'-h-- Y TENTH GRADE HISTORY When we started our ninth year of school with Mr. Tho- mas as our sponsor there were about forty students in the class. Most of us having attended this school for years. We were joined by ten pupils from Okean, Surrige, and Sanders. A few pupils dropped out, some moved away to other schools, and one or two married. We started our tenth year with Mr. Varvil as sponsor and about thirty-five students. We were joined by two girls from Okean, one boy from Stanford, and two boys that fail- ed the previous year. We have lost several pupils this term of school. Some have just dropped out, others have moved away, and are going to other schools. We hope we do not lose any more of our class members for now we have the largest class in high school. This year, we had several to play on the softball basketball teams in our junior years of school. This year we are furnishing the star basketball player on the boys' senior team and we furnish five of the players for the senior gir1S'team. We take part in all the school activities. tag..- . v.Y....,.Y- ,.., , ,Y,V. 7-7 ,VY Mr. Felts v an fs Lucille Allison Loree Crabtree Jim Austin Cathern Crouch Betty I. Coke Ellen Craig Juanita ii i s all Florence Carter M fx 'f , 5 Maynard J' r. gl, 3 , 1 Lorene Cross if o r ii ii M Maynard Alma D- Darrell G. Daughetee Nimnicht Christina Mary E, Engle Palmer Delories .Toyce Gazaway Phillips Noema J'. Clara Mae Goings Pitcher Georgia Martha Gr aham Ratc liffe Lamon E. W. Huckabee Rooker Lorene H. t Cleta Judd sherriu Jimmie Irene Key Sullinger Yvonnie ' in X ,f Mary F. Lawsgn X Varvil Katheleen Cecil Marlin ig I., Varner ,.. Earl r-My Martin 3.'.fZ-'I Tf2 Jimmie Q Cur tl s s X' -7 'X QA. Martin Ai ,g Webster K I , . ,J vm, ... ,.,,Y.,. ,, , , Wynn, V, Ymvml. ,.l--M ,.,. .. ., ...,..,nq., .,.. , .,,....,. .. .-17. .,,:Jl.1- ----- -W1 pm ..,. ,mg ,, NINTH GRADE HISTORY The freshmen of 1947 and '48 had twenty-nine enrolled in class. One dropped and two have been added since the middle of the team. We hope to keep most of these pupils for our graduating year. We are proud to say that some of the members of our class made the softball teams of both girls and boys. We also have three girls and four boys from our class' on the junior basketball teams. We take part in every activity of the school. We try to be good sports and are ready to give our service. We tried to be good sports during the initiation period. After this was over we all agreed it was quite enjoyable. We hope to finish all our courses sometime and hope the students coming on behind will have as nice a time as we have and give their services and successes to help D.H. S. to be a better school. We are going to help them during the next three years of our school life. 1 1 1 I w w 1 w 1 3 MW EIGHT!-I GRADE 'M'-L2 ks a -.,. f ON '33 Ala. I 42,1 bx ,' 1 ll!! Darrell Adams Junior Ray Allen Bobby Carter Richard Coffell Betty Ann Ferrell Glenda Ruth Finney J. L. Gates Aletta Gazaway Neil Goldman Ona Huckabee Oscar Huckabee Wanda Hoff stoff Bonnie Ray 713' ww PMQYOQR APS-4 ' K f IV!!! Ill. I' ,ff- S? Joy Johnson Leonard Jones Ruth E. Keith Lehman Lee Marie Martin Byron McFarland Eddie Owen D .D .R atc liff Mary Francis Stevens Elsa Summers Jim Thompson Niel Watson' SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Coke Sue Collins Theda Cunningham Donald Davis Hayword Dawson Marcella Downs Leroy Dunham Freelon Engle Lula Mae Finney Delois Foust Larry Friar Bobby Moore Paul Nimnicht Doris Rice Charline Scott Marvia Shoe Billy White Dolly Woodruff Ester Lee Flanner Billy Kirk Norman Pitchers Dar lyne Eueland Y V Gznvu if - YJ5???g5 - ' 3519 . 4' 1 E l' imc ruounw.. Ivor :nm Au 1 fi f- or .JY 71 wi' pa UW J J fx Oran Gifford Bobby Cannon Jessie Eveland Marion Tinsley Floyd Young Arlie Webster Verda Honkins Beulah Prince Alta Jane Rennicke Onedia Starling Vivian Stevens Delous Vines Wilma Whitworth Rondal Ray - James Stacey SIXTH GRADE C Billie Garret Isom Gifford Bernice Gray Ronnie Hall G. H. Hawk William Hill John Jones J irnmey Kellim Eldon Maynard Charley Summers Billy Thomson 5 1 4 1 i 1 1 i J 3 J 1 i Betty Lou Bolling Maudie Helen Cross Rose Mary Freeman Earlene Forehand Martha Adell Garret Jackie Johnson Mar gie He len Keith Phylis Hankins Beulah Lee Lula Moore Bonnie Patton Opal Patton Mildred Sailor Evelyn Thomen .,,,,..,.. pl.. ,su FIFTH GRADE 5 M. X Jane Varner Kenneth Blair Ramon Freeman J. W. Gazaway Jame s Ke ith Dale Mc Br oom James Parks Bruce Rennicke Bobby Stevens Donie l Summer s Paul Turner Fredrich Ve lance Clyde Wallace Paul Young , .,,, .,..JuLf,,,v.ulquIuug,.Y. , V , ,, wsu, .. .Jqvm vlvlliim ,.Y,,v------f - -- v.V.VYvnlL,,,, .Ji FOURTH GRADE J. T. Alvis Cecil Junior Cross Jerry Dawson Paul Delsaer Norman Lee Elliott Glenna Gay Collins Ruthie Fern Billingsley Violet Gazaway Fredda Jones Glenda Mae Hawk Mavis Hankins Winnce Maynard Onedia Starling J Bonnie Thomen Nervie Smith No Pictures Pansy Beechamp Pauline Garland Frances Taylor Franklin Dunham Lavern Varner Eugene Gazaway Mamie Ellen Hooker Jasper Gates H. O. Hawk Thomas Honicutt Curtis Huckabee Arron Lindley Don Ray Ronald Ray Billie Joe Rice Jimmie Roth J. W., Sullivan T. V., Turner Mahlon Leiss Bobby Clark Doris Alvis Lonella Blankenship Z,, V , ,., . - E .Q-, A- Jg,'g :' M S M 'f ,ww I K I G. W. Allen Richard Austin Bonnie Clowers Charles Bounds Bonnie Coe Harry Brewer Nona Cornnton Pe8gY Ronnie C Qrnptgn Ke Anna Elaine ' Dicus King Bgbby Barbara Ann Duffer Kirk He len Gail Finney McBroom Doyle F' Mary Jane F orehand Patton Euvaughn MAX Garrett R0th9 Mary Nell Melvin Gatlin Saylor s Che ster Janette Gray Sherrill Curtis Shirley Gray Smith Igan Jackie Harpole Summers I. D. Mildred Hawk TBYIOI' Billy Donald Honeycutt W00da1'Cl Vonna Mae I A Earl Honeycutt i Young Elizabeth 2 Patsy Hudson ' A ' Young is 'ff if A 1 1 SECOND GRADE Linda Jean Billingsley Ann Jean Cannon Betty Downs Shirley Gazaway Betty Lou Gates Thalie Ann Jobe Patsy McBroom Bonnie Sullinger Lavinia Summers Jerry Bowling Junior Coke Neil Coke James Erne st Collins Y Wayne Freeman Luther Hlll Bobby Lee Hutcherson Charles Floyd Sullinger Gilbert Stanage Edward Varner Ray Young Wvfgfvwwt Robbie Summers Robert Moore Jessie Gillian Jimmy Alvis Carolyn Gaxaway Freddy Mitchel . lwltllllnllv--:Iwll!llUl..c.Y.-!l mmuwlnwlyl Y W vw -lvl- , Y H W FIRST GRADE Ellen Clark Helen Clark Owne Goldman Myrna Young Marelene Crouch Laverne Crouch Sodie Flannery Shirley Stonage Mary Sue Cross Katie Gazaway Faye Billingsley Larry Don Collins Bobby Joe Cantwell Keneth Arnold Constance Parks Everett Saylors Glen Page Muriel Tinsley Shirley Mae Osbon Vernon Turner Bonnie Joan Ferrell Kelly Johnson Jerry You.ng Jimmie Finney Maxie Rice Mary Lee Freeman Jewel Summers Janie Hill Jerry Hill Pauline Hill GW 7 1 I m FIRST GRADE Carolyn Boling Jerry Roy Hill George Allen Davis Sonny Dicus Norma Sue Leise Oretta Starling LeLand Evans Shirley Hawk Emalie Oricks Charles Maynard Lavon Irice Ira Ray Oricks Glen Deppel Maxie Davis Tommy Bounds Betty Osbon .T ohnny Summers Ronnie Arnold Dorothy Harpole Edna Varner Rachel Farmer Betty Cross W. D., Mills Louis Miller Jerry Miller Ray Gene Russom Huston Smith Links Stanage Gerald Young Betty Ann Varner Douglas Garrett Ruby Allen Patsy Alvis Patsy Nolen Charlene Summers Anna Mae Beauchamp Joyce Ann Pitchers Irene Page Beulah Mae Dunham Maxine Garland Dianna Mitchell .T ewel Humphry ,498 lim A- nl .5 ,,. .,. , , .-,.. exe? Wzclamf Qrfzwvfzce wavy sw .,. i . K f' 1 Qiurff gfzczafe. Deyrl Jackson Carthal Cyperts Necia Goldman Drenda Foust Ralph Arnold Steel Newl Coffell Modene Oglesby Qoleene Gates 72df Sue almer Rudy Goldman Bobby Herring Gray Clark Norma Cyperts Peggy McFarland -Slflffj Qmfe Tress Dimple Eddie Lipe Betty Davis Goloriana Adams Shirley Kuzmic Kathern Palmer Orvil Ray Lipe David Burk -W WMC! Uzcgazaf Wzhkxzy Qlzecfw 2 A' ' gg QL '?M l G, , g any A if y A X - n K H, C ,ltn ., . it t. A ' t S' - ' f -W3 , fi ., Af - W,,. sf' 4' ' 1 ' Q -- . 3 X Y . .Q ' - , Q , 1513 P, 'X 1 - 2 1:3 2 M 21: . 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Haynes Wittiest Girl Ruth Keith Most Studious Girl Enid Cannon Most Studious Boy Jack Tinsley Best A11-Around Boy Carl Haynes Best A11-Around Girl Martha Bennett - W1 :gb af,':'T' 5-4-U WX!!! PEP SQUAD Margaret Wise Phyllis Page Vietta Mcllvoy Wanda Ray THE SCHOOL SONG Oh. The red and the white over allg May we rise to the sky never fa-l-1-1- May the world look to us in our flightg For the colors for which we fight. We're the students of D. H. S. The school that is always the bestg We 've stood every trial every testg With all our mightg the red and white . . A Y E L L will re1gn forever. Let's go team. Let's go. Let's go team. Let's go. Let's go right in and fight to win. Let's go team. Let's go. Yea Team Yea Team Fight, Fight, Fight W JUNIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL 'KRW mf-gc 'iw' ' X . ' . 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This patronage indicates a Wealth of ideas and service which has no doubt made possible the long record of our school annual achievement. is 1 ..--un-.