Dollarway High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

QA U .'.n. ... u .u.,lL .ah Q--.4421 ..--of -A-Y-Y ...Ang-, .n.. .. .3 'IIT .'- 4 -an--A . . 'W - 'B .I 1958 'f ,f CARDINAL Publlshed by the Students of Dollarway Hugh School Pane Bluff Arkansas -v K, X I , 'Q wi 0 O I I Foreword The annual staff is proud to present this FIRST C.-XRDINAL YLARBOOK. What a time your staff has had putting it together! They say the first one is always the hardest. It has been a privilege, though, being able to put together this past year's pictorial history and we hope we will achieve our goal of presenting you with some pleasant ineiuories of learning and of fun. As you read through the Cardinal think uot, though, only of this past year, but also of what is in store for Dollarway High very soon, and for all the years to come -- a NEW BUILDING -- a GREAT FUTURE. D .I-l.S., D.H.S., thee we love, Alma Mater fair . . . .ga M , f.f?3:.:f ' GQ' - Thy sons and thy daughters are proud of thee . . . Table of Contents Personnel . . . .... 4-32 Athletics .... .... 3 3-40 Activities ........ .... 4 1-55 Advertisements .... .... 5 6-66 3 QW SY, WV X A 1 la 'vs The Dollarway School Board meets once a month to discuss school business and formu- late the guiding policies of our school. Left to Right are Mr. Lee Parham. Mr. Orval Phillips, Mrs Watkins, and Mr. Joe Pierce. School Board A very important meeting for all of us took place when the school board officers and our superin tendent met with the architects to let contracts for the new high school building. Left to Right are Mr. Willis and Mr. Don Reed, architects, and Mr. Joe Pierce, secretary of the school board, Mr. Lee Parham, president of the school board, and Mrs. Watkins, superintendent. Mrs. HAZEL WATKINS, SUPERINTENDENT Heading the staff of our school is Mrs. Watkins under whose efforts we have seen building and equipment improvements and additions keeping pace with the school's influx of students. A gracious manner along with her genuine interest and efficiency are responsible for her many friends in and around our school. Mr. CHARLES FALLIS, PRINCIPAL in The smoothness with which our high A - school runs is due to the capable ad- ministration of Mr. Fallis. Faculty and students alike appreciate his co- operative attitude to their needs and his ability to keep our school function- ing properly. Mrs. BETTY FALLIS Secretary, Librarian Mr. GILBERT SMITH Algebra, Science Mr. HERBERT MORRIS Physical Education Biology, Coach 6 .-'we 'H '-, - '. '. in .A 1 fx ' ' C ff, I x, , N Mrs. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS History Pep Club Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. PHOEBE PINKERTON Home Economics, Science FHA, Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. MARY EDEN Public School Music Piano, Harmony Glcc Clubs 'N g , 060 000000000053 090000000 C57 008 Mrs. DOROTHY TSCHIEMER English School Paper Senior Class Sponsor Mrs HAZEL HONEY Commercial Annual Adx isor .wi 'is Q-5, -4 f . C u,fmvSfS Miss MARY DELL HOOKER Science Ivirs. ANN MCCLAREN Civics Assembly Program Chairman Mrs. MARY ROBERTS English, Bookkeeping FBLA Miss ANN JIANNAS Jr. High English Student Council Advisor J YZ? .fs-My W- ,. Mr. DON ARGO Physical Education Math Coach Miss BETTY FLCJYD Geography, History Pep C lub V 1- X 1 ,lj ' 1 B Mr. HO MER MCC OOLE Geometry Algebra Mrs. BETTY COLES Physical Education Assembly Program Committee Noontime ' EAT! DRINK! TALK! DIETICIANS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hildersheim, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Lisenby, Mrs. Bumpass .+A - , '- POP IN THE STORE 4 Q A r -95 xy ,K .J 725- , , 1 fir 2: v Y .0 -, +f:1 qv :sn -. ' . if-r - Mr .v P'-. x . 'I . 'fl . CU eniom V-' ii! 'r i In Fond Memory '33-ac Aubrny Fiyb Bull 1940 19:96 x ho hblpud hlllld thu ch1r1ctLr oi our Qlm1!zrm15l1 wrhluuus by num p'l1'I1L,1P'1l1Ol1OH rm bmkubmll gourr rhroubh bcholirbhxp ln rm Llabbroom and rhro lgh 509111 wmacr, mth Im fellms uns ummm ' 0 'sw H- 1 We, the Senior class of1958, COIUIIJCINOIZHU 1 L r X 1 , - ' x N- x m I ' L K 1 ' t Q 'N Y L ' ,' ' L ' A ' g A '4 K b ' Z' ' f. X , y ' C N I ' A , A- ' 1 A 'L ' ' ' ' N L' - C Ann ll Class of '58 First Senior Graduates We the first graduating senior class of Dollarway lligh School have the distinction of being a symbol of the school s progress. We seniors have seen three elementary build- ings a cafeteria and a high school building constructed on our campus and as alumni will see a bigger high school bnilt Nineteen fifty-five proved to be a decisive year in our school s historw as tenth grade classes were hele for the first time at Dollarway and eleventh and twelfth grades were added consecutively the next two years Our senior class was the first enrolled in each of these successfully attempted grades and we have seen original school nrollment and faculty numbers unbelievably lncreased since our grade school days Twenty six aliens envy three seniors Johnny Bullock Betty Caple and Connie Walters who have obtained their entire twelve years of schooling at Dollarway Proud reports show these three as being honor students Statistics prove our class to be well balanced scholastically Forty per cent are honor students Twenty nine per cent plan to attend college Everyone has had his fun at Dollarway ln future years we shall surely become senti mental when we think about teen age years of English classes practical Jokes basket ball sock hops movies Sunday afternoons friends ambitions and all the other things that go to make up sehool years As a symbol of our school s progress let us represent it well as we take our places in tomorrow s world SLNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Misses 'I reasurer, Vice President, Secretary, and Mr President 13 r 1 n r 1 s ' r 1 s , s - u y sc . . s s . s s ' ' s , 1. 2 i . . 3 . . - ' ' s X ' s ' 1 s v s ' s' s ' . .s . ' , . . ' ' - ' r s - ' s s . . ' s ' s s '- ' - s s ' ' ' - 1 1 . Y I . . . . r 1 1 L l 1 1 ' - . v - - r v . . I . N . r . ,H -. . . I X 4 J ul - 4 - I as Q . v Ji.. ,. ,ef , .Ja Ar. f' 495 7 g . Jw: 'o Inc' i .nv f ' .N U 1- . M, Q , ., 0. JIMMY BROCKMAN Quite a man around town -- a joke, a laugh, a clown. Basketball 35 Jr. Playg Student Council Altemate 4. JOHNNY BULLOCK Silence, a quiet personality, and a lot of intellect make him quite a guy. Basketball 23 Class Vice-President 25 Class President 35 History Award 3. JOLENE ASHCRAFT A small thing for such a lot of personality. Class Officer 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,-15 Office Worker 1,25 Paper Staff 1,2,3,45 Annual Editorg Who's Who 33 Jr. Play Usherg Student Council 4. BETTY CAPLE I've got to hurry home. l'm expecting a call from Dean. Basketball 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Paper Staff 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,4. NOEL COKER Studying and pleasure don't always mixg so why bother to study. Paper Staff 1 . 1 PAT CROSSETT To be or not to be, that is the question. FHA l,2,3g Transferred from Watson Chapel 45 Paper Staff 4. rs-I+ EARL CRUTCHFIELD They often call me Speedo but my real name is Mr. Earl. Basketball 3. f X DAVID DODD The stars may be bright but he's a little brighter. Transferred from Pine Bluff High School 4. SHIRLEY GASSIER A friendly smile, and big brown eyes. FHA 2,3,4, Historian 25 Transferred from Monticello 45 Girls Chorus 45 Paper Staff 4. PA ULINE GOODNIGHT Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. Glee Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Historian 35 Basketball 1,25 Library Publicity Chairman 1,2,35 Sr. Class Treasurerg Annual Staff5 Jr. Play5 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4. BETTY JA NE HOLLIS A cascade of golden curls frame the face of this Dollarway Doll. Glee Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 FHA 3,4. LAWRENCE DANIELS Lots of common sense but keeps it -- stored away for future use. Jr. Play5 Basketball l,2,3,4. JA MES DAVIDSON A dash of Shakespeare, some extra large words, and a lot of local language give us James. Class Officer 15 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Student Council President 4. MARY NELL DAWES Red curly hair, blue eyes, and a shy blush combine to make this girl. Student Council Secretary 15 Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Library 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 1,2,3, Editor 45 Jr. Play5 FHA 3, Reporter 4. bv TONY MARTIN Life is so short I thought I'd try to outgrow it. Transfer from Monticello 4, Paper Staff 4. WANDA SUE MCGEHEE Look for fun and you find itg wa it for it to come to you and you'll never have any. Paper Staff 3,45 FHA 2,3,4, Stage Manager for Jr. Play. 4 ANNA SUE MANCHE Why grow tall and see the world? I'll stay short and see the ground. Class Treasurer 1,23 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Point Chairman 45 Basket- ball 1,23 Usher for Jr. Play, Li- brary 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2, Sec. 4, FHA 3,45 Paper Staff I,2,3,4. 'G JENNIE MORRIS A good personality, good grades, in fact an all-round good girl and Senior. President FHA 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Asst. Point Chairman 45 Paper Staff 3,4, Editor 3, Office Worker 2,33 Student Council Secretary 33 Sr. Class Sec. JOHNNY PRESLEY When you want something bad enough don't sit and wait for it to come to you, go after it. Student Council lg Paper Staff 1, Basketball l,2,3,4. KATHERINE SIRRA TT Love makes the world go round, I know. FHA 1,25 Transfer from McGehee 4 ELIZABETH SLATEN Personality, wit, and a big smile to boot. Transferred from Watson Chapel 3, FHA 3,45 Paper Staff 4. 1 ... -N . LOLA JEAN TAYLOR A quiet type but not so when cheering for the Cardinals. Basketball l,2,3,45 FHA 45 Cheer- leader 1,45 Paper Staff 2,3,4. ALLENE VA RDAMAN Singing is one of her talents but not the only one. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 FHA Historian 3,45 Annual Staff, Paper Staff 2,35 Jr. Play. CONNIE WALTER Silence is golden but she never knew it. Office Worker 15 Basketball 25 Glee Club 2,3,4, Point Chairman 35 FHA 3,45 Annual Staff5 Paper Staff l,2,3,45 Jr. Play Usher, Stage Manager. BILLY WELCH Remember the time I sat on a tack5 when I went away and when I came back? Basketball 3,45 Annual Staff5 Class Officer 3. f ELVIE ALMA SMITH In this case 'A dumb blonde' doesn't fit. She's really very bright. FHA lg Transfer from Odesa, Texas 45 Paper Staff 4. SAMMIE JO SMITH One reason why 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'. Basketball 1,25 Office Worker 1,25 Paper Staff 15 Transferred back from Chicago 4. JOHN ALLEN STEWART My fertile mind is fancy free calamity my speciality. Paper Staff 1. 3 'itat 'RE' d'v '7 ff-13 CHARLES WERNINGER A friend in need is a friend indeed. FI-'A 35 Transfer from Cleve- land, Miss.4. Ii , 2 IIYWANNAWINSTON ' Gif' NORRIS YARBROUGH i Q Quite a hit with girls, but you'd never know it. 'Q' ' Basketball l,2,3,-lg Jr. Playg Annual 'I 31 Staffg Paper Staff l,2,33 Sr. Class ' S President. I JUNIOR CL-XSS OFFICERS, LEFT to RIGIIT: Sonny Crane, Presidentg Billy Phillips, Vice-I'res.g Vamlti Manclie, Secretaryg Peggy Jackson, Treasurerg My laiddie sails the seven seas. Library 3,43 Paper Staff l,2,3,4 Jr. Playg Class Officer 23FHA 314 Louise Branch, Secretary-Treasiirerg Tn-:yla Jo Carr, Vice-Pres.g Mzlrtlm Manual, President. FREDDIE BAILEY CHARLES BOWDEN BOBBY BREWER LOUISE BRANCH GERRY BROWN TOMMY BULLOCK TWYLA JO CARR BILLY JO CARTER ROYCE CARTER LARRY CHRISTIAN BETTY COCHRAN LENORA COOK CARY C OTNER SONNY CRANE CARL LEE FITZHUGH BETTY GIBBS PAULETTE GREENWAY GALE HALL JIMMY HAYNES ALBERT LEE HARPER MARY HOSMAN JOHNNY INGRAM PEGGY JACKSON WANDA JONES ANNETTE LISENBY WANDA LOU MANCHE MARTHA MANUEL LINDA MCGEHEE OPAL MOSS BOBBY PEARCY PATSY MCWILLIAMS EVA PAYE PALMER SUE PENNINGTON J OAINX PEYT ON SHIRLEY PEYTON BILLY PI-IILIPHS RICHARD PRIEST LOUIS RAINEY JOHNNY REED JIMMY RICHMOND JAMES RUSHING KENNETH SCOTT MARY SIMPSON ELLEN SMITH MARIE STELL DOROTHY STRAHAN ARIETIA TAYLOR C LIPTON THRELKELD 13 LARRY WALSH ROLAND H. WATSON JOYCE WELCH ANN WHITE MARNETTE WILLIANIS VAN WOOD WANDA WREN D ALE YARB R OUGH 5 V :f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT to RIGHT: Danny McD:miels, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary Thomas, Vice-Pres.3 Ronny Cady, Presidentg Dorothy Vanlandingham, Presidentg Lonny Grice, Vice-Presidentg Wanda Medlin, Secretary-Treasurer. -3- .-- 4-'sy -- , . HELEN ALLEN v 'Q fe n 'V A wg Af., f JERRY BEARDEN if fav? . 3 ' A LINDA BOWDEN I V . BARBARA BRADLEY ' .,LA y A A A A V ' 'W . . 11 1 S12 Q 54. EDITH BRANTLEY ' ' J PATSY BROWN ,J , T' TOMMY BUSH M' RONNIE CADY LARRY CATO GEORGIA CHRISTIAN JAMES CLENIENTS OLAN COKER ERMA COOPER HOWARD CORDER CECIL CORNETT RUTH COUCH PAT COX SAMMY CROSS VIRGINIA DAVIS THOMAS DODSON ALVA DOMEN MARY LOIS GEORGE BEVERLY GREEN LONNIE GRICE DOROTHY GRIFFIN LINDA GUNTER HARRIET HONSINGER LINDA HARRIS EMMA JEAN LIGHT EDDIE LLOYD DANNY MCDANIELS VERDA Mc KINLEY JERRY MCLEOD BARBARA MCWILLIAMS WANDA NIEDLIN FRANCIS MORRIS GENEVA MORRIS MARY JO MORRIS TOMMY NEWCOIVU3 I ' Os? ..4-0' 7? fl f 'Iwuw 'R Ts . 2. L M : L. 1f- . x . , -- f. I .4 . 'J I r I I ' i Z, , I ,.,..', I 'NA' . z E 1' I ' , 1. 4' '-I -1 .., . . M41 I , r -' 'Rf ' f I .x ' 3 g 4 . l xl ,','- .Al , . .',,,.., 'zu V, I,-.1 .. 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ROGER ALLRED JERRY BAGGETT CARLTON BARLOW JIMMY BARNES MARY LOU BLACK DELLAVERNE BRADFORD FREDA BURLESON LINDA BULLOCK BOBBY JEAN CALLEY DOROTHY CI-IOCIIRAN RICIIARD COLEMAN CATIIERINIC COUCII MARVIN CORBETT CI IARLES F. CRIITCI IFIIZLD DEAN CROSBY Freshmen of '58 . ,f . 1 I' -,,.f 'Ian f .Af I 1 'G' f wa A J f ,Q 'W IQIIQ I' I Siugibxx x .ff BARBARA DANIELS MARY LEE DANIELS ,Q na- I .3 4 ur. 01 I V4 ' -1 J .,.,, 'WJ 5 'Y 1 I 13? , 1 4 ' , ..,,f.8, I ,r ' 4 f '- , 4 J an NL !,, anna , 4 'Winn A at I - J., ' ,7 .J , I .45 R 172 '17' i W I. x- 5 . CAROLYN DAWES CARLTON DEAN DAVID DERRICK MARJORIE DICE MARIE DIS MUTE ROBERT DISMUTE OIEN DOMEN DOUGLAS EDMONSON NANCY FARRELL BILLY FITZHUGI-I GENE FRIZELL NANCY GIBBS CAROL GIVINGS JIMMIE JEAN GOFF HORACE GOODNIGHT JAMES GRIFFIN WILLIE VON I-IALE GAIL HANKINS PAUL HARRIS CHARLES HATCH THOMAS HEIRD BRADY HERREN DORIS HUGHES BILLY JENKINS LARRY .IERNIGAN SHIRLEY KELLY ARVILLE LAUNIUS JOE LEWIS ADEI LUCAS GERALD MANUEL NANCY MCGEHEE JAMES MCKNIGHT NIARY ALICE NIEDLIN HERMAN MOORE CATHERINE MOSS DENNIS PHILLIPS SUE PIERCE FRANK POOLE GLADYS RANKIN KAMP ROSS JO ANN SANDERS SIDNEY SCARLETT WALTON SNYDER VIRGINIA SPURLOCK GORDON STEWART JANETTE TAYLOR WESLEY THOMPSON PATSY THRELKELD FRANKLIN THROWER RUTH WALTERS BENNY WELCH DOROTHY WILSON SUELLEN WINSTON JANE WOMACK WENDEL WOOD MARY ALICE WOOTEN TRESSIE YEAGER BETTY BRAGG ARAH DAVISON ARVER FERGERSON LEWIS MATI IEW S EMILY MCCARLEY 1 Q 51' E , Q , 1 J- Sf N X X R V . ', -:lf .-'Z If --.5 QVQ x 1 .I I U? , fg X X I V' IMI cf , x L. 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I 3' ,uv- Conme Ashcraft Leon Barley Ann Balmger Vrrgmra Beard Edward Blevens Barbara Bowden Edward Bradshaw Jrmmy Brewer Davrd Broach Berl Brown Johnme Burkman I-lershal Burks Lenora Butcho Robble Byrant Davld Cady Jerry Cambell Athlene Caple Gene Cary Lyndra Coats Wesley Cook Llnda Cotner Kenneth Dean Jerry Derrlck Davxd Dernck Edna Dxce Patsy Dmsmute Dorothy Evans Jlmmy Fnzelle Freddle Funderburg I , Don Cober R . , 41 P mb- ' 5 1 I .X '!.'I'7 ' EV ' 'QE 5 Seventh Grade Donald Allred Dorothy Andrews ...A 47 ...J -7 53291 '-7 417 I nl IW? E, fy i.-.ri ,. ,u B 0 .1 'Q . B 4 . 'X .Z s i 'X Qi ,. fa' ,- ?- ' ' ' x Q 5,1 L 1 . 45 Y + X . fb' 9' ' .4 1 2 , 3 ' .3 y.: -3 A - ' . ' A U U ,--, S. 5 .. ' -' w ', :. .LE l I ,r 1 s A U o . T , flll A 4 NR- . k la 5 '-Q lk, It : 17' ' V 5 , . B 1 E Q . -g 'jr . -n V T ,J ,nl - ' ' E xf X 1 A M4 YA '13 V ' Johnnie Gober I lg f ',- Larry Goodnight ' J A , James Gorman X Q R N V ' ' James Hale 3 b .5 X- .J J. K XY -' X , Q v Eber Griffen J 2 . iff xx Y , K ', N ---rj Sandra Hicks Sue Holhs Carolyn Hosman 4 .Q Earnest lrvmg Tohnnre Irvmg K, Buran Johnson David Kenley Q fi vi! x if I Darsy Mae McAdams Patsy McCauly Harvey McCoy Wrllard McGar1ty Joyce McGehee W Kay MCGu1re i Mlchael McPh1nk Darell McVay Davrd McVay Phyhss McVay Ulan Mlddlebrookes Jerry Moore Wrlma Moore Brlly Joe Morrrs Bonrue Payne Betty Nell Pennmgton Fred Peyton Dranne Ponders Wayne Prather Lrnda Rackley Charlotte Raye George Reeves Claud Roberson James Royce 1 Eflvx Danny Rucker Randall Rutledge Carthal Scott Alton Spulock SJ B1 ll Strahan f I1 Jean Strahan Lrnda Sugler J rmmy Taylor Martha Threlkeld 4' s Bxlly Thrower Greer Tucker Raymond Vardaman Jenme Mane Walsh ' Davrd Walters Donna W emmger Clayton W11hams Eugema Wllhams J rmmy Wrlson Gerald Wmston 1 Lrnda Wmston Jrmmy Wood Jume Wood Barbara Worls 39 - ,Qi - s, Q v J., C - ff P P V l ,J T 1' ' V ' - N 1 X- . 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SEC OND ROW, STANDING: Manager Jimmy Vardaman, Freddy Bailey, Larry Cato, Kenneth Schrantz, Bobby Piercy, Howard Corder, Thomas Dodson, Lawrence Daniels, Johnny Presley, Billy Welch, Coach Herbert Morris. Sr. Boys Basketball Victory seemed to be the motto of the Senior Boys basketball team during the season of 1957-58. It was a very successful year as the team proudly won the Jefferson County Conference. Their success was the result of many hours of practice and scrimmage sessions under the capable coaching of Coach Morris. Red Daniels will be remembered as high point man with an average of 20 points per game. Norris Yarbrough and Johnny Presley were runners up in scoring averages, while Billy Welch's speed put him in the spot where he was needed in every game. Larry Cato, a sophomore, and Bobby Piercy, a tall llth grader, showed promising capabilities for the team of '59, We were all proud of the honor the basketball team of '58 brought to our school. 34 ..-y,.g:CQ,b4.f'S' rggsgvaiq xii' lp!! '-1. a- 4 ki ip G Q lliilll 2-'v LEFT to RIGHT: Eva Faye Palmer, Jolene Ashcraft, Faye Winston, Jean Smith, Maye Winston, Pauline Good- night, Patsy McWilliams, Joann Peyton, Mary Thomas, Lenora Cook, Senior Girls' The basketball season of 1957-58 was an enjoyable year for the Senior Girls' Team under the coaching and leadership of Mr. Don Argo. The girls have perfected many of the basic fundamentals and learned many new plays. Ellen Smith, Pat Williams, Wanda Manche, Harriet Honsinger. STAND- ING: Coach Don Argo, Manager, Dorothy Strahan. Basketball All the members of the Senior Girls' Team will retum next season with the exception of two seniors Our competition of 1957-58 consisted of the follow- ing teams: Wabbaseka, Glendale, Humphrey, Plum Bayou, Altheimer, Woodlawn, Rison, New Edinburg, Watson Chapel, Grapevine and Star City. , ni' -41-J J FIRST ROW: Jimmy Wood, Raymond Vardaman-Manager, Leon Bailey, Coach Morris, Benny Welch, Paul Harris-Manager. SECOND ROW: Cleo Lewis, Jerry Moore, Horace Goodnight, Kenneth Reed, Olan Domen, Dean Crosby, Dennis Phillips, Wendell Wood, Thomas Heird, Harry Baim, Richard Coleman, Billy Fitzhugh, Jimmy Schranz, Carlton Dean, Gene Cato. Jr. Boys' Basketball Thomas Heird attempts a jump shot as Wendell Wood loolc on. THE FIVE STARTERS. Benny Welch, Richard Cole- man, Thomas Heird, Wendell Wood, Dean Crosby. .gt P Willie Roberts and James Rankins learn the manly art of self-defense. Ping-pong is a popular activity in the gym. Scorekeepers --Jenni e and Anna Sue. f ' 'f' Q' 'Q Q 4 s--. Sf Q.. . sf- Q. J 'f flll. rganizafiond - 'f 1 I ff 4 v' I 4' u ' 1 PN XX' Q P3680 fi Y C' Ps Q59 :N I '56 s ' 4' N , 0 t w, .4 s 9 'I I 1 I As . ANNA SUE MANCHE ELLEN SMITH Senior Junior o Cardinal Royalty JUDY WELCH BOBBIE JEAN CALLEY Sophomore Freshman FIRST ROW: Miss Jiannas, David Kenley, Ann Ballenger, Joyce Welch, Willie Von Hale, Georgia Christ- ian, Jolene Ashcraft, Alice Burleson, Barbara Carter. SECOND ROW: Joe Lewis, Judy Welch, Freddie Bailey, Robbie Bryant, Harry Baim, Dennie Phillips, and James Davidson, Student Council President. 13' Qt ,,. X Jolene Ashcraft delivers her cam- paign speech at the Student Council assembly. Student Council The Student Council is made up of one elected representative from each homeroom in school from the seventh through the twelfth grades, plus the council president who must be a senior and who is elected by the student body. The purpose of the council is to represent the student body and to promote leadership and responsibility among its members and all students. The council, sponsored by Miss Ann Jiannas, is always one of the most active organizations on the campus. This year they sponsored the con- cession stand at the ball games, published a new Student Body Handbook to help students better understand the rules and regulations of our school, took part in the Teens for Polio Drive, and gave a Salk Sock Hop to help in the fight against stamping out polio. Most students will remember this party where the price of admission was that each guest had to have had at least one polio shot. 44 STANDING, LEFT to RIGHT: Lola Taylor, Elvie Smith, Martha Manuel, Jolene Ashcraft, Betty Caple, Howard Corder, Jennie Morris, Allene Vardaman, Pauline Goodnight, Mrs. Roberts, and Elizabeth Slaten. SEATED, LEFT to RIGHT: Georgia Christian, Shirley Gassier, Hywanna Winston, Eva Marie Pearson, Emma Jean Light, and Mary Nell Dawes. Future Business Leaders of America The Dollarway Chapter of the FBLA was formed in November, 1957. Mrs. Ruth Roberts, whose idea sparked the club, is sponsor. The pur- pose of the FBLA is to develop competent, aggressive business leader- ship, to create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations, and to strengthen the confidence of FBLA members in themselves and their work. The club, getting off to a good start, voted on and carried out two projects. The one most remembered by the members happened at Christmastime when they gave boxes of food and clothing to a very needy family. Their other project, appreciated by the faculty, was carried on throughout the year as members offered their time to do typing and bookwork for the teachers. 45 Q Lola Taylor, FBLA President. 0009 90000 00609 000009 Lil 'Q A second period practice session. FIRST ROW Patsy Brown Barbara McWilliams, Martha Manuel, Connie Walters, Jennie Morris Allene Vardaman Bilhe Joe Carter Francis Morris, Virginia Davrs, Harriet l-lonsinger Emily McCarley Dorothy Strahn SECOND ROW Mrs Eden Marie Stell Ellen Smith Marnett Williams Sue Pennington Wanda Jones Glee Gle Club officers look over new music for the Christmas program. 4 sri? Mary Nell Dawes, Betty Hollis, Shirley Peyton, Joyce Welch, Wanda Manche, Peggy Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mary Lois George, Carolyn Dawes, Shirley Gassier, Patsy McWilliams, Eva Palmer, Pauline Goodnight, Eva Pearson, Joan Peyton, Barbara Bradley, Betty Caple, Mary Hosma, Sue Manche. Club The Sextet, which performed Eva Palmer and Joyce Welch tum in for many occassions, rehearse their points to Anna Sue Manche, point for 3 televigign appearance, IIAD - ti -. .nn hz FIRST ROW: Ellen Smith, Joyce Welch, Wanda Manche, Eva Palmer, Mrs. Fallis-Sponsor, Anna Sue Manche, Betty Royce, June Wood, Dorothy Griffin. SECOND ROW: Sue Pennington, Carolyn Dawes, Emily McCarley, Suellen Winston, Ruth Couch, Mary Lois George, Verda Kenly, Martha Manual, Eva Pearson, Margaret Parham, Mary Nell Dawes, Pauline Goodnight, I-lywanna Winston, Carolyn Studdard, Ann Thomas, Barbara Carter. Q U4 W . Student Librarians OFFICERS: Martha Manual, Reporter, Hywanna Winston, Vice Pres 5 Anna Sue Manche Secre- tary and Mary Nell Dawes, President A student librarian, Pauline Good nnght performs a uaily library duty -ni Ark: CD LEFT to RIGHT Barbara Bradley Carolyn Studdard, Mr Fallis Louise Branch, Twyla Carr Office Workers X ,ff lf B . Xb I X X, X X . like X Bl X ff! 9 The Cardinal Staff STANDHNIG, Left to Right: Mrs. Honey, Connie Walter, Norris Yarbrough, Allene Vardaman, Pauline Goodnight Freddy Bailey, Joyce Welch. SEATED: Jolene Ashcraft, Editor, Billy Welch. 3296 P08 T FIRST ROW: Martha Manual, Shirley Gassier, Lola Taylor, Betty Caple, Anna Sue Manche. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Strahan, Connie Walter, Eva Palmer, Mary I-Iosman, Elizabeth Slaten. THIRD ROW: Wanda Sue Jones, Elvie Smith, Jennie Morris, Betty Hollis, Eddie Lloyd, Mrs. Tscheimer. TOP ROW: Wanda McGhee, Louise Branch, Pauline Goodnight, Mary Nell Dawes, I-lywanna Winston, Ellen Smith, Sue Pennington. The Cardinal Chirp Staff Q50 I 1. XJ . ? 65352 wgil. .W L .- When it's time for the paper to come out staff members can be found at the mim- Paper editors, Pauline Goodnight and Mary Nell Dawes eograph, running off copies. confer with Mrs. Tscheimer, advisor. V Vi. .7 , , H ' 3 5 I ' 'w I ! I , 1 - .N -5 ,. . rw--.P ' Ma f 7' I f 7 I 5 .E -,,.iL.,,1 L:.ITt,A.L.-.,.L. Y 2, , .L , .-J ..,,. A.. . L.-1 1 Y. Y. .,.4.. .,-, .,,.., ..,, , ,, , 1 .. . . . ,J If.,,.Ilf 7 ,, A , ., .-,...T.l 9 ' 9 , 9 1. . . Q C, ,iw 4 of 'W Q'-gf D 1 V x Q m f D sw ' M' - LQ 'ug A J' N .. 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