Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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lllllllll FACULTY 1' L film M.rr1l 1 lossom L1 s wut? Bo gs 11ss Irene ndmazd S L Qlr onCOND PC' 1 s L6SSle Coxentor Liss Dorothy ha.LLr Arthur Thomoson E155 Velma rall ThI?D RO hrs Bunn ell mlvln uelser Herman Eason IIS Iarlon Tell 'B' 5 f M FCUWTH RL' H153 Larg ret Slsson LIS Ruth Crozler Xrs Otka Taylor .r G C L 1S 1 IFTY CW Glenn Stoxenberry H Oxford Cecll lyers R W Wl1llS Abse t from tke 1C ure ere 1155 oa11fn larx and Ole ber U1Xon at-. EDITLH Clovlta .oxwzs CIASS EDTFCRS Ann Barrett AmSISTANTS Sh1rley McConnell Clalre Coleman Qifglgfbfltler YEARBOCK Qjlibjjfgjess Garland Melton TYPING STAFF Anna khrle E1sentraut BUSINESS MANAGER. James MCG1l1 Jeannlne Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Larry w11ll3mSOn Jo Anne Tuck AFT EDITOR: Jlmmy hauser PHOTOGRAPHERS Jimmy GuiS1HgET FEATURE EDITOR Pat Smlth Fleld Wasso I1

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DEDICATION To those men and women who compose the faculty of rayetteville High School, striving to uphold and maintain the high ideals of fidelity, honor, and ser vice, we, the yearbook staff of 1947, sincerely dedi cate this volume Virgil l Blossom, Superintendent Hrs Bunn Bell, Principal Miss Bessie Coventon Mrs Chester Dixon Mlss Ruth Crozier Mrs Herman Eason Miss Marion Bell Mrs M M Riggs Miss Ruth Boggs Elvin Geiser Mrs Arthur Henry Thompson Miss Dorothy Hamberg Miss Irene Edwards Mrs Otha H Taylor Miss Carolyn Clark Glenn Stokenberry Mrs G C Ellis Miss Velma Hall Wm R Oxford Cecil Myers R W Willis a le fo the teacher' PP Ia always been my creed, Though T'm a stuoborn creature Tle lave tauuht Pe how to re dl

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'am mm .., ,Q Yam: ,- ' it Q1-' 111- W .aekffa ics- fear VICE PRES Wayne Bghannon PRESIDENT John Gearhart SECRETARY Graham M1115 .X I A ' SENIORS if A MOTTO CONSTANCY IS THE SECRET OF SUCCESS COLORS LIGHT BLUE AND DARK BLUE FLOWER in GLADIOLI TREASURER Robert Hawklns Q f SQ' 6 'Uv Q Sl Oh ufltwx 'ky Wizgiuieglle. As we stand at the foot of l1fe's challenglng peak And begln to cllmb upward w1th courage yet meek L XF QW!!! V Wlth eager strength seeklng for knowledge and truth, Xl To uphold the brlght banner and splendor of youth Then the dawn sheds 1ts llght on a pathway of gold And our eyes a sweet dream of hlgh l1v1ng behold We saw the dawn ln splendor r1se To bathe the tender mornlng skies, We felt life's ever throbblng breeze Whlch bore us out to unknown seas, Then in the tumult of the day Wlth hlgh ideals we fought our way, love, to gulde, to help, to g1ve, But most of all, our lives to llve, saw the scarlet sunset sky And tw1l1ght whispered nlght was nigh, left the world a better place For we, as youth, have won l1fe's race' We CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS POET LAWYER PRDPHET HISTORIAN Clovlta Powers Kay HHDLIHQLOH Betsy Benton James McGill y 3 ff Q .- 1 V A ' M W V' .M 6 'A ' , J., in ,I , '- - ' :QQ , R I L as .V W 3 S I ,,.z 2 YQEQQ QS I S 1 A ' f 'ea f z S L , L fs K 2 w y A S 9 . . U 512 If I . ' ' I . ' i F --J -u :-? :? :ir To . l . . . 2 We l 2 :