Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

Jw? , :Z-L,,v , Y, ,,,--- ig 5: A-rf 'E ,Az , jug.: J ,. . f ,ff , - K 1- 4 f 'Q . ,. 'X-,.' P- ',- -, '-r V-L ' ' 1' , . ' ,, , rx. .:. Y . ., V: M ,f 5-r ' '1'X,, .. M , fp- , f 'A 1 A-Egg , A, wwf.-, .-- i1 jg 2, 3' ,,.-anim ' JC s Q El 1 43' l Q :ya -an-3. A Dedication For having made possible the foundation and estahlishment of the new Fayetteville Senior High School, we wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Virgil T. Blossom, Superintendent of Fayetteville Schools. -1 5 Walk 1 -4515, P'-'-'N ' a , 5. ss 1. wg . , lm , if af- Vffliih X Faculty muh xx- an Virgil T. Blossom Mrs. Bunn Bell Superintendent of Schools Principal of Fayetteville Senior High School B- I- Barlow Mrs- Iam, Blnckmon Miss Ruth Boggs Mrs. Gene Coe Mrs. C. W. Collins, Mathemalicf Home Economic: Language Pby riral Education Nfusif 4 B.S.E. - MS. B,S.H.E. B.A. - M,A. B.S.E. B,S.EY IR -GT 1-1-- '71 ,ff 0 15- 1 4' ' - as ag-, 4. ir M ff in .3 M B.A. - M.S. .M . fr Mrs. Chester Dixon William H. Duncan Mrs, H. E. Eason Mrs. G. C. Ellis George Freeze Librarian Diversified Ociuparinm Englgl, 30511 Sgiem-, Ang Mechanic, B,S.E. - M.S.E. B.A. - M.A. B.S.E. - M.A. B.S.E. X -B 4 . i fv Q , ,V 1 7 1- , 1 1 N .w, 56 v sf.. Board of Education il Slurxdnig Ray Arlmix, llrrlmi-rn A, l.L-un, xuriury, I. l.. Baxur, Ilr C,Arl.md ML-luing CQ 1 Yxllfllvxirciri Sunni. Leland Bryon, pruillciir, Facult 1 Miss Velma Hall Mi's. R. B, Homard Miw Bcmicc Kunirw Cecil li. Mycrs MIS. R. W. Nc-well E. F. Nolhtrn English Commzrfial .llntlzrmizzirs Vnrataonal Agrimlmni English Srimce BS. - M.S. B,A. - M.S. Bb E. -- MA, B.S.A f- M.S.A. B.S.E, B.S.E. - M.S 755 ' Z0- Ga.. 'E ? 1. , ' QQ . Q 1 f-- s N' a Mrs. Iohn R. Rhodm-s Glenn S. Stokcnbcrry Harryl. R. W. Cnmmerfinl Atblctifx Athlclir: Scimce Band B.S. in Commerce B.S.E, - M.S. B.S.E. - M.S. B.S.E. BA. -- M.S. 2'5- 4:- S 1 Mildred Bailey Serrrzary is-,,.,,,,.:.,4..., ,., - -, i v Ln is-Q Q if ' 'Tim' ' . ..-W. 1 4 Q.. ,-f- L'.. ..:..., -? +- --- snug -v ua? .J J ...W ,. 'vw -1 .gs - J an .nn 1.4. ,... ,. 4 9 ,l 1 4 'J I , din-.....,,,,,A , , N 1 1 , ' Jw f ' M ---.........4 - ' '-J , X 1 if 1? fa ,fmfm - .V vfktg. w :yr , xi . Q -.-mr M 15. , V . qs.. .,:7j.Qi ' 2 V? vi? , ww 1 A ,Q A1 -i methyst Staff Row l: Iohnic Mitchell, Carolyn Dunlap, Ioyce Stowe, Emile Sonneman, Carol Carson, Carolyn Dnnlavy. Row 2: Suzanne Laner, Nancy Chamblee, Rita Hankins, Shirley Stanberry, Clayvena Duvall, Doris Hughes, Indy McFar- land, Helen Sandlin, Anne Stiles, Sandra Noll. Row 3: Clyde Meade, Alan Adams, Patsy Anderson, Ion Larry Starr, Alex Scarbrough, Lavinia Lee, Sidney Miller, Eu- gene Henderson, Freddie Miller, Iames Harris. 8.9 --fx, 1 Co-editors' . ,,,,, ,,,,, . Joyce Stowe, Emile Business Manager: ,WA Alan Assofmte editor: ,.... .,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ., .,,,,,,, Doris l Clan editors: Sport: editors Avtiuity edztorsz ,,,, Publicity editor: Feature editors: Typixts: ., i iiii ii ames Harris, Indy McFarland, Freddie Nancy Chamblee Iohnie Eugene Henderson, Ion Larry Starr, Sidney Carolyn Dunlap, Lavinia Lee, Anne Clyde Meade, Margaret Moore, Rita lr Suzanne Laner, Carolyn Dunlavy. Clayvena Duvall, Elizabeth Brid Shirley Stanberry, Alex Sca Helen Carol Carson, Sandra O CLASSES S S, Sfxff Senior I unior Sophomore Qin Q9 Q, XB' ' .53 , 6 3 , I 'af 'G' 53 'fi 1. gi , . . ,,. . I ' , - I f,,1 n' 'YY A Alan Adams Jackie Allen Patsy Anderson John Arberburn Shirley Ballow W mx Billy Barr Geraldine Beavers Bob Beine Jerry Bird Edward Black Jim Blair Pierre Blondeau Doretta Bloyd Bill Breazeale Eliwbeth Bridenstine 1' ,pau- i lig Goldia Brown Richard Brown Ross Busby Jafrold Byrd Claude Carroll mf' .ug 22752 WNW u . fvi QQ if-V' Rx 39' X fx 'lxff George Gray Dick Haigwood Rita Hankins James Earl Harris Jerry Don Harrod ew: ir.. 1' .l 'i Martha Harvey Billy Johnson Larry Head Jimmy Johnson Eugene B. Henderson Joan Johnson Doris Ann Hughes Rogers Johnston Paul John Gene Jones John Kelly Elizabeth King Doris Kinzer Norma Mae Lacy Suzanne Laner .3 if X Fred Laney Lavinia Lee Larry Ledbetter Don Lewis Dortha Lower - if .Q X14 5 4 5 , -Z-.L -X.. ,, 5' 'fest' 'W I in - , 'N . XX' 7 Y ..,, 1. 95' I rw J n X , 4 fl . s ad V :qx V-S. u, ' T. .la ,.e-1, 'X QL HX Barbara Shreve Nancy Skelton Anita Lou Sloan Bob Smith Dick Smith Leon Smith I-lmile Sonneman Shirley Stanberry Virginia Stapleton Jon Larry Starr tw. 51335 ua., ,Tr 'ins '-Q. QQ A is. 'E- Ronald Stenseng Jimmy Swartz Caroline Stevenson Alfred Taylor Anne Stiles Duane Terry Joyce Stowe Wanda Terry Danny Sullivan David Thompson if -Qf. Wulf -.-f Carol Sue Timbrook Larry Trammel Robert Tunstill Roger Tyner Nancy Vander-slice l 5 gps. f I xfw, V qs. 'rx' ,- v as ,. U Jim Warren Velma M. Warren Fred Washausen Gene Washburn Frank Weston 4 L.. .5 rb- f P he J 4... . H ir,-X'-i : lr Fred Weston Dixon Wheatly Shirley Whitehead Ted Whiteley Delora Wilkinson Stanley Williams Don Witherspoon Donna Yoes Marion York Valerie York . .7 I 'gs .lx FE . SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS: left to right, Jimmy Mcliny, vice-p1'esident3 Bob Dickson, president: Clyde Carroll, treasurer: Carolyn Dunlavy, secretary. CLASS MOTTO: Deeds not words CLASS COLORS: Pink and white CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation. 3 R WM L-il ,ffl ' 1476: .J.... 7 - wp, iff- ,nun 9 nag A x w - Q 'if gf 19 ,:f',,,. RN Mx . ..4, .If?.I5l L x k I N Q46 if Wy-,V ' a the 'x j ,J B UQ gs- ,AQM n Q 4? 1. 1 N :aa 'Q' SOPHOMORES i 40 f 315- we 'G' Arthur Adams Dick Ahlstedt Carol Annstrong Wayne Arterbum Edwin Austin GJ' Oh gl lt: SO' Q 59' 15 l K. Francis Baker Wade Bale Lloyd Bamhart Leon Bayless Billy Beavers Marilyn Beine Betty Belobe Larry Benson Elaine Berry Patsy Bird Dick Blake Kenneth Began Frank Brady, Jr. Mary Jo Bragg Nancy Bridenstine Susan Brown Edwin Bullingbon Richard Burasco Betty Byrd Ashton Byroade 35 BS Q. 48 it Bill Cain Lynn Campbell Mary Cannon Jimmy Carson Delona Carter Velda Freda Cates Gary Chandler Willa Charlbon Mary Nell Clark Ruth Ann Cobb Wallace Crichton Carol Cullen Eu. TVX? 1344. 5' L ,J PM -r A 'Q gs ,Mr 23. 5--9 ...gas s... 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Shipley R4-nny Shreve 'l'. 0, Spicer lillmo Stephvns linlulzy Stewart .l0y'i'y Stvwzirl Mary Stiles llnn Shine Suv Slnneciplioi' Jambi Stricklei' Wzari-mi Stulslnlx-fin-ld Nurmun Stuckey li-is Taylor .lumvs Teas Stuan Thumax Xa B 'f fig ' -tl i 5 'T' 2 41 uvq' ,nl A SPGRTS .' E31 , X 6, 3 - ,u I, A .,,, I ff! ,ff - A ,ff ' eff 1 V ,,r K 4' w,,,,-f' - XA , fb--yy-,,,...-fj'i e WF '-- ,A ' Football Basketball ,A K M, . Iohn Kelly M911 lm Bill Breazeale af- UM 'Y' sw , S- g:1:f1!'1i,sjl -..j:,- Y - I . ,i2G-Eieik l , 1 ,audi D o .., 1f.lf i - 51' 55 f . . , t,.,. - i..'- me-e:..5. ,fiat ASL! Q i ., , 7 fl B. Q Q ' 4.9, af. A , .,. ,,,, town- , Y .:, r' 2,4 1-, X- rwe, - V 'qw- , . It J ' . 3 J I p , . f, ' .s1Tafr.f,. f f' YM ' ' . i E . I , t.a?5. K 15 - , as 'WY ' '5 .-ff . , ,3ff1 . i .. - 1- . Coach Vandergriff speaks: The 1952 football season was one of the hardest ever played by a Fayetteville team. Not only were our out-of-state opponents strong as usual, but the District opponents were much stronger. Siloam Springs showed a fine, hard running backfield, but our punt and kick-off returns were so outstanding, they carried us to a 25-6 victory. Springdale showed surprising strength in our second game of the year. It was a game of striking contrasts. In the second quarter of the game, both teams scored an aggregate of 46 points. We scored 32 points to their 14. In contrast, there wasn't a point scored in the whole last half. It was also in great contrast to our Siloam Spring's game, in that we scored primarily through the air, while against Siloam Springs we only tried one pass. The final score was 38-20. Against Subiaco we were weakened somewhat by injuries and illness, but were defeated by a hard charging and hard tackling band of Trojans, 20-19. Tom Robinson , Larry Head Don Evans Our Harrison game was somewhat easier than our first three games. We outlasted them to rhe tune of 32-14. Our only Oklahoma rival turned out to be one of the finest teams ever to play on Harmon Field. The Tulsa Central Braves out classed us in all departments except in spirit, and won 32-0, Van Buren, one of our arch-rivals, was a little weak rliis year and in a last half splurge we beat them by the score of 40-6. We continued to dominate a much larger team when we beat Springfield, Missouri for the third year in a row, after a very hard-fought battle. The score was 26-20. For the first time in four years we finally beat the Ioplin lfagles, Our homecoming was very beautiful to watch, Queen Virginia Stapleton was very regal in her white gown and royal robe escorted by Co-captain Norman Powers and crowned by Co-captain Larry Trammel. Our game, with always strong Ioplin, was just as fine. XVe emerged on the long end of a 13-IZ score, but were scared half to death until Ioplin's last point after a touch- down was missed. . 'Y' 9 X -4- ,. . , if t s +4 of Alan Adams Bobby Drake Bob Iolly . . 1 'f 1 Q fe 'N ,Q N' gf Zi' 0 no K 'M Coach Vandergriff and Co-captains Iolly and Brooks. Claude Carroll if 43 sw Lo Bovd an Freddie Brooks 3 1' C Porter Lunsford Y . ls Ronald Morris Bulldogs meet Van Buren Pointers ln our last district ame and one that was to determine the championship of District l, we were defeated g i by a great Rogers team after a hard fought game by the score of 13-7. The game with Bentonville was played without the seniors and the sophomores and juniors looked good in winning 20-6. The season ended with a game with the ever strong Ft. Smith Grizzlies. The game was featured by strong offenses by each team. Our offense, against the largest team we played this season, looked the best it ever looked. We moved the ball well both on the ground and in the air, but we just did not have enough power to stop Ft. Smith's strong running attack and finally lost by the score of 32-28 We emerged with a season's record of 7 wins and 4 losses against very strong competition. Our season could not have been successful had it not been for every boy's determination to win. The enthusiasm conveyed to our football team by the Peppers, the Band, the teachers, and the entire student body was one of the main sources of our strength and will be long remembered by the athletes and coaches. Qpictures not showng Marion York and Ierry Herrodj Don Kemp H 'Y Q Z 3 K 1 orman Powers L nn Campbell F Y Duane Terry ,CO - my-M V if 3 1 ,Sf - ,. nhl. 73 al' -Y li Q B-Team. Row 1. Bobby Stewart, Zahn Lewis, Eugene Dillard, Bill Hudson, Row 2: Thomas Dockerv Harlan Head W'esley Heath, Bobby Mitchell, Frank Brady, Stephen Reed, lim Sandlin, Preston Woodruff. 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On january 6, the Fayetteville High team re- turned to the winning column by defeating Alma 64-40, for the first conference win. x s The next opponent Ft. Smith won 65-42. january 16, Van Buren came to Fayetteville and was defeated 52-50 in an overtime. The Bulldogs won the next six games de- feating Siloam Springs 59-32. Bentonville 58- 25, Hunts ville 78-32, Springdale 71-50, Tulsa Central 63-61, and Rogers 66-61. The Ft, Smith Grizzlies came to Fayetteville' and defeated the local team 53-51. On February 13, the team lost to Springfield, Missouri, with a score of 59-51. The last regular scheduled game of the season was played at Springdale, with Fayetteville winning 57-49. The Bulldogs entered the Dis- trict One Play-offs and lost a close semi-final game to Green Forest 60-59. The Bulldogs closed the season with 14 wins and 8 losses. ir ffl if ACTIVITIES Nw-H .. . .-M I ,..., i ff - Organizations Service Groups , .-..,-.., f7'f5 1-Over-all Convention Committee. 2-Student Council Circus. 3-Workiiig in the new SC Room, 4-SC officers Clyde Meade, reporterg Alfred Taylor, treasurerg Ion Larry Starr, president: Betty Sisemore, vice-presidentg Val Ann Watson SCCFCIHI' Student Council The principal project for the 1952-53 FHS Student Council was serving as Secretary-Treasurer of the Arkansas Association of Student Councils. This made FHS host to the annual AASC Convention. Delegates from all over the state came to Fayetteville April I6-18, 1953. Elizabeth Briden- stine served as chairman of the overall convention committee appointed from the student body. The council provided for benches to be placed around the lower hall in the new building and planted rose bushes around the fence of Harmon Playfield. An important fund raising project was the Student Council Circus. The council served the communitv as well as the school when it helped the March of Dimes. These projects were carried out in addition to the regular duties of the council, such as The Social Benefit Drive, and ballgame concessions. All of these projects carried out the three main objects of a Student Council promoting and encouraging student activity and greater participation, promoting har- monious relations between teachers and astudents, and developing in the student a growing appreciation of membership in Sl democracy. -12 Row l Doris Hughcs reporter George Davis, treasurer, Elizabeth Bridenstine, secretary, Clyde Carroll, presidentg Shirley Dans vice president immy McRoy historian, lohn Lusslay. Row 2: Iudy Albin, Nlarilynn Shipley, Mary Io Bragg, Ann W 'ages Ruth Ann Cobb Sue Gcarhart Karen Kennedy, Romona Rhodes, Anita Sloan.Row 3: Nluriel Carter, Charles Francis uanita Wtlvb Patsy Anderson ludy McFarlancl, Greg Payne, Clayvena Duvall, Lavinia Lee, Joyce Stowe, Donna Yoes, Emile Sonnennn F.T.A. The Henry Hotz Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organ- ized in Fayetteville High School in 1948 under the direction of Miss Velma Hall. It is composed of students interested in becoming teachers. This year there are 27 members. The club gave a coffee for the sponsors attending the State Student Council Convention. They also presented a convocation featuring a 20-Question panel. Representing Fayetteville High School at the State PTA meeting in Little Rock were Elizabeth Briden- Stine, Doris Hughes, and Greg Payne. ---.... --Qxyv-.,,,,,,.. QF if 5. 2 Voting is well underway. C.E.P. Fayetteville High School is one of two schools in Arkansas taking part in a Citizenship Education Project spon- sored by Columbia University. This project is based on the theory that learning comes through doing. The com- munity is used as a laboratory so that through observation and research, one may better understand the government. A lay-committee, composed of students and citizens, holds a meeting once a month to discuss results of class activities. Among other things, the class has taken a school and community survey on citizenship, visited courts, and given a radio panel discussion on the basic premises of American Democracy. Though there is plenty of work to do, Mrs. Ellis, the sponsor, has made the class interesting and lots of fun as well. Row l: Anne Stiles, Rita Hankins, Anita Sloan, Ianellc Martin, Donna Yoes, Sally Oxford, Iimmy Swartz. Row 2: Iudy M Farland, Bobby Frank, Donnie Witherspoon, Clyde Carroll, Don Evans, Shirley Davis, Lavinia Lee, Iohnie Mitchell, Charles Francis, Eugene Henderson. Row 3: Bob Beine, Don Lewis, Daryll Shipley, Patsy Anderson, Valerie York, Billie lohnson Edward Black, Sidney Miller, Gene Iones, Alfred Taylor. . .. ..,- A ., H . .,,, 1' xii XJ fn . . qs K , -C l A 2 A- ki' X ., -fitlssla 3 vf I. A 'g I 511 26 CLUB. Row l: Lucy NlCAllister, Sanclra Nmmll, Ann Kennan, Shirlev Stanherrv, Val Ann Nxiatson. Row 2. Ierrv Stewart, Ioyee Stowe, Eleanor Ellis, Charlotte Anclerson, Carolvn Dunlavy, Bc-ttv'Sisemore,-Rosemary Henhest, Barbara Barrett, Harlan Head. Row 31 Alan Adams, Alfred Taylor, Preston XiVooclruff, lon Larry' Starr, Stanlev Williaziis, Porter Lunsford G5-Orem Robert Cole, Bob Beine, Norman Powers. J J l U PEPPERS. Row I. Val Ann Watson, Betty Sisemore, Emile Sonneman, Io Beth Phillips, Marilee Cate. Row 2: lviarvelyn Rise, Suzanne Laner, Norma Neal, Merna Robertson, Nancy Chamblee, Martlia Harvey, Delora Wilkinscmri, Carolyn Dunlavy, Virginia Stapleton, Lavinia Lee. Row 3:I.iz Carstarphen, Clayvena Duvall, Shirley Stanberry, Rita Hankins, Carol Carson, Wilda Cvann, Sondra Morelock, Carolyn Dunlap, Barbara Shreve, Iohnie Mitchell. Row 4: Ann Kennan, Milriel Carter, Mary Lu Wray, Mary' Ellen Lee, lwlary Roberts, Nancy Skelton, Anita Sloan, lackie Allen, Billie Sue Edwards, Charlotte Anderson. Row 5: Carolyn Selle, Virginia Hammond, Ioyce Cricler, Diane Strickler, Sandra Noll. Rosemary Henbest, Colleen Stockburger, Kathleen Iohnson, Sharon Rise. Row 6: Sponsor, Mrs. Gene Coe, Shirley Davis, Patsy Anderson, Valerie York, Doris Hughes. L fp! ft, ,J 5'-v ,. e , ', if 6' DQ Outer Circle: Ruth Ann Cobb, David Newbern, Ind Smith. Second Circle: Glynda Flowers, Bob Smith, Iimmy Estes, Shirley Seamster, Retha Woods. Third Circle: james Earl Harris, Ierry Bird, Barbara Hays, Iudith Iones. Fourth Circle: Clnyvena Duvall, Danny Sullivan, Donald Kemp, Ronald Stensing, Dick Blake, T. O. Spicer. Fifth Circle: Helen Sandlin, Anne Stiles. TWIRLERS: Shirley Boles, Sherna Will, Glynda Flowers, Clyde Carroll, Barbara Marlin, Barbara Hays, Ioyce Osburne. C. 11 'P fi-'-. X, 21 I1 - .-, www W-,reg-an gg' . ' 1- . . . -.,..se..., :::,,... I--in - J ' D f N :tn :ng xg. A-,.. , 3 9 Q ' PN fu--.. A.-rl! lnncr Circle: Helen Estes, Clyde Carroll, Iimmy McRoy. Second Circle Freddie Miller Barbara Marlin Lula Belle George. Third Circle: Donald Hahn, Ioyce Osburne, Ronald Morris Bill Hogan George Davis, Sherna Will. Fourth Circle: Iimmy Gibson, Paul Martin, Leon Bayles crry Hobbs Wesley Morris. Fifth Circle: Bill jenkins, R. W. Willis, Director, Shirley Boles Sidney Miller Dennis Massey Neil Ingles, The Fayetteville High School Band deserves unlimited praise for its splendid co-operation as one of the pep-producers of FHS. Under the fine leadership of Mr. R. W. Willis, the band played and marched at football and basketball games, in parades, and pep-assemblies, helping to keep the spirit of the school up to its usual high standard. Aside from these many activities, the band gave its annual winter concert in February and attended the state festival at Hot Springs. Iimmy McRoy, Anne Stiles and Clayvena Duvall were chosen to play in state band clinic. i 4- us? Boys Chorus BOYS CHORUS: Row l: Mrs. Collins, Donald Pitts, Bobby Frank, Ind Smith, lfrccl Vkfashamcn, lorry Don lflarrod, Clyde Meade, David Chamberlain. Row 2: Charles Francis, Dick Smith, Danny Sullivan, Ion Larry Starr, Alcx Scarbrough, lcrry LL-c, George Cole. Row 3: Iamcs Bowan, Ronnie Pycatt, Garland Morriscrn, David, Chaney, Leon McClcland, Bobby Stewart. CHEERLEADERS, Seated: Val Ann Watsong Kneeling left to rightg Caroline Stevenson, Betty Siscmore, Emile Sonncman Io Beth Phillips, Standing: Marilce Cate Cheerleaders ,SW Service rganizations COURTESY 1 R l. C nw eorge Davis, Patty Pveaitt, Nlarilyn lylcRuy, Doug Douglas, Billy Sue Edwards, Frances Ellis, Emile Son- ncmau, Row 2. Clyde Carroll, Ioan Fincher. Beth Logan, Kathleen lohnson, Ann Kennain, Steward Thoniais. Row 3. Jerry Hayes, Wililira .May'es, Retba VVoods, Tvfuriel Carter, Lula Belle George. Row 4. Morrisirix Smirh, Par Fleming, Freddie Miller, David Stubblefield, larry Lee. PROIECTION: Row l, Buddy Morris, George Davis, jimmy Mulkey. Row 2. l.eun:1rd Frederik, Freddie Elnrn, Tvfarion Iohnson, larry Benson, Clendon VVilliams. Row 3. Ierry Hall, Eugene Henderson, Phillip lviboon. TRAFFIC: Row 1. Iames Earl Harris, lim XVeston, Harold Byrd, Iimmy Swartz. Row 2. Bobby Frank, Billy HHHCOCR, D011 Lewis, lack Graham. OFFICE: Row I. Helen Snndlin, Wilda Gann, Martha Harvey, Freddie Miller. Row 2. Ioyee Stowe, Jimmy Swartz, Eugene Hen- derson, Mririel Carter, Nferna Robertson. TYPISTS: Seated. Merna Robertson. Standing. Clayvena Duvall, Carolyn Dunlavy, Carol Carson CAFETERIA: Row l. Faye Drain, Bea Taylor, Io Ann Roles. Row 2. Davis Malyry, bhirley Elliott, Gene Washburn, Darryl Shipley, Dortha Lower, Sue Pitts. 1117126857 , 5 X SIAM 5.4 I1 'B .1r E. PW ,. X-I a s I fy ' Ju. 9 S4 A .4 '1 rafhc V rffi Projectlon A v V., 1 C fhce Pmg I 9 , , Cafeterla and Groups Teachers Aides TEACHERS AIDES: Row l. Ann Iohnson, Lucy McAllister. Row 2. Betty Stewart, Marv Lou Wrav, Rita Hankins, Sharon Rise. Row 3. Doirtha Burnett, Billy Iohnson, Shirley Davis, Patsy Anderson, Davis lvfabry. Sophomore Guides Library 1-uit .YQPHOMORE GU1D1jS: Row l. Ierry Stewart, Barbara Hayes, Patty Pyeatt, Stuart Thomas, Doug Douglas, Iimmy Sandlin. Row 2. George Davis, Rose Marie Grigsby, Ianice Phillips, Ianice Rogers. Marilyri Bcine, Preston W00dHlff. Row 3. Allan Cuinn, Barbara Bennet, Eleanor Ellis, Betsy Iones, Carol I-linkle, Richard Burasco. Row 4. Dick Blake, LeonBayles. Lynn Wade, Freddie Elam, Larry Scott. LIBRARY: Row l. Carol Carson, Iackie Allen, Romona Rhodes, Frances Ellis, Nan- cy Chamblee. Row 2. Ianis Rogers, Mar- ilvn Sharp, Eleanor Ellis, Karen Kennedy, Vera Sue Martin, Margaret Mvers, Vel- ma Warren. Row 3. Louise Cullen, Mary Cannon, Mary Stiles, Ruth Ann Cobb, Elizabeth King. Row 4. Richard Brown, Donald Duncan. ,- ,hu ly 4 . 55,56 Uk .4 A ,: 5 ,, D , . .A Q . Ax v .- ,.-. ,,.,...1- ni.,-1 ,1--1 , U ,, I-IUNIOR Cl,fl.S'.Y Ol l'klCIfR.Y: .n HlK'fyP4,'W'I'ilt'fy ff l'ulsliv.ulalrcss Carol Prrkinx, Sl'Ll'Cf.ll'y'Q Gvurgc Rub- XYSICITI lmyx: Billy Iohmrm .xml Imry 4-rt Cola-, vicvfprcsiclcrlt. Iimmy Sny- IFIIIYCQ. 7- Cnf4'n'1i.x wurkcrw' Tvfri. rlrr. pruirlcnti Ioc Nfrflcc, U'L'2lXlll'L'l', Ill-lllihl Bf1ICS.1NTl'X. Vilgilli-1 Smirh, 2 V Uur Qmiling principal' 3 Tlu- NHS, In Ahclvrwn, TWH, Daisy lhlfn' KU kI1f3WIK'fIgl'. 4 I:IOWl'rS fOr Ilillfffl. thc Bnxkurlmll f'rnnqucI. 5 Carson iv 3 '36 -s Q- I P rv T7 - 4 1 av , I Row lx Rita Haul-zins. Iohnie Mitclic-ll, Slniron Pratt, Anita V Sloan, Carolvn Dunlap, Elizabeth Bridcnstinc. Row 2: Mawelyn Rise, Xlfgillill Stapleton,Shirlex' Da1vis,PaIw Anderson, Donna Yoex, lviuriel Carter, Fave Drain. Row 3. Sondra lwioreloclc, Ronny P eatt, Claruiice Cole, Don Evans, Dick Smith, Doris . Y Hughes, ludy lvlcliarland, Shirley liliott. Thespians Thespiqins, Ll national organization, is under the direc presented several plavs for the study hulls and for che net play, Night of lzuiunrv Sixteenth, High Window, University of Arlcginsais, was given ni superior rating, the close of the year each member of the Class had to the class to be presented to study hall. tion of Mrs. Rohert Newell. The class of 26 students has public throughout the ve41r.Ni:1in performances were I1 three presented nr the Arkansas Speech Festival held nt the and the senior class play, Nien Are Like Streetcars. Before write ll one :ict play. Several of these plays were chosen bv 4 T1 ...-1 '-lap' l IVLI i-.Q X AGOT FRONT f 1:5404 di Nmivef plflllii 7 '1--B -S the seflmlies 511 Trying to live up to the new home economic department has been the conscious goal of the FHA. Programs were built around the eight FHA purposes. The Grand Sweepstakes prize went to the FHA hooth at the county fair. FHA girls attended the Federation meeting at the University of Arkansas, District meeting at Russellville. and the State Convention in Little Rock. ludy Albin, Dortha Burnett, Doris Arm Hughes, Lavinia Lee. Rhonda Rhodes. and Colleen Stoekburger were awarded their State Homemaking Deggree in Little Rock. The Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was successful with Colleen Stoekburger chairman. Officers were: Lavinia Lee, president, Margaret Myers, first vice-president, Mary Roberts, second vice-president, Billie Sue Edwards, third vice-president, Colleen Stoclcbnrger, seeretaryg Betty Sisemore, treasurer, Delphia Greenwood, song leader, Carolyn Selle, first vice-president of the Federation, and Mary Io Davis, song leader of the Federation. Mrs. lane Blackman is FHA sponsor. 'V' , 4. ww. 1- -' 04 I 3 I 1 in , I If, ' o O 0,9 FlR.S'T Ylffllf f .H,.'1.3 Row l: Putty Pyealtt. Katie Day, Tommie lentlters, Aim lolmson. Klart' Stiles. loan Nlatliis. Roberta Drake. Luis lflleu XK'liitc, lflaiiie Betty. Row Z: lhllllil fXfltmi'e. Betty Bt-lute. Shit-It-y xllltillli, Nfary Cnrinon. Klart' Io Bragg. ltmrtitgi XVelwlw, Aim Xuigt-s, lNlni'ilx'n Heine. Row 3: lN1aii'x' Fllen Lee. In Ann lllIlClR'I'. Va-i'.i Sue Nlnrtin. Klnrilvn Sliiplev. f ffllitie Steplietix, Luis Vlizitilor, lfttn ufootl, Iiitlitli Innes, limi' 4: Glt-mln Howers, X eltln Cates. liliznlmetli Logan. Delimzi Carter. Betty Bvrtl, Nlzirilvn Ivey, Nisiry Nell Clnrlc. Xkylllllfil Nlnyes, Row 5: Ciklftll Cullen, Carol Hinltle. Vivian Flllllllli. Betsy lung-vs, Aiutmclu Hilttm, Inner Strielaler, Inyee Ltiper. .S'1:'CU1YlJ YFJR. Row li ltlviliiu Lee, Velma Ratler. Bnrlvnm lxfnrlin, Shirlt-y Holes, Arlene Pittx Caroline Stevenson. Cfillt-4-ii Sm4klmrgei', In Beth llliillipx, Slmirh-y Belote. Row Z: Billie Sue lfclwnttls, Hatrlenn Gauge. Dt-lplmin Gireiiwuotl, lviary I0 Dnvix, Ioyce Dnviw. Rlmntln Rltmlex, Anna Layne. Shirley Iulmson, l.t1ix King. xlQlI'gLlI'CI lX1yers. Row 3: Doris Hughes, lvfgirilyn Kulm, Camlrn Selle, XVatitl4i Cncltlii. Dixie l'eevv. Sliiilex' Senmster, Donna l.4mex', Bettv Sisenlore, Ninn' Roberts. Row Ritsseliiie Gilwtun, Nlnrilyn Huclsrm, lntiel Nfnrtiti, lo Ann l'mi'iiiiz0, Betty Stewart. Siliqtron Rise. Iutlv Albiri, Crimelia Mcurrow. llromotion ol leatlership, eo-operation, and citizenship are purposes of the l3liA. The chapter participated in county, clistriet, and state livestoek shows, won first place in the liecleration Sweetheart Con- test with Val Ann VVatson as eantliclateg plaeecl seeoncl in FFA llarliamentary llroeetlure, first in FFA Speaking Contest, fourth in the Northwest Arkansas FFA lluhlie Speakingg and first in a District Dairy judging Contest. Phillip Nlhoon, Louis Trager, and Billy Charles Phillips reeeivecl Arkansas Farmer Degrees. Key Club The Kev Club is a national organization sponsored by the Ki- waniansi Some of the Fl-l.S. Key Club projects this year were giving the Pancake Breakfast, helping form Key Clubs in two other towns, and sponsoring a double-heatler basketball game for the march of Dimes, The Kev Clubbers are now making plans to attend a St. Louis Cardinal baseball game this summer. Key Clubbers meet in Private Diningroom. . , v A, - -. . ,,. tl, Q-M l A , 4'-s Q,-, PQ.- 9 ' ' ' i 1 ff ..,,,,,s. , ei, , ,,.. ' P. .u.', -'J'2f'- ,Q ' lngels' Lambs Salsburys' pigs ,sf L f iff ' ull tt? all 3. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Seatetl: Norman Powers, secretary. Standing: Don Lewis, presi- tlentg Orville Hall, treasurer: Clvtle Meacle, re- porter: Buclrlie Ritchie, vice-president. .Honor racfualea D011 Levtrs Anne btrles Goldra Brown Judv M1.Farlan11 Clayterra Duvall Carolyn Durrlavy Rrta Irhrrkrns Gene Jones l-lrzuhetlr Brxrlenstrne Alfred Taylor Helen Qandlrn Deena Mae Cowan tarol Lur-.nn Joyce Stowe Jim Blarr Huh Dukson all elu: alwardz Alan Atlanr-. l-re1l1lr1 llruuk t laude 1arr1rll R1rrral1l Munr- Nlurnrarr I'1rx1e1s lumnrx Rubrrrsun llrrnr larrx Tranrmel 'strrrlu Xt rllranrs Larry Head Bo!J1rllw er ec! alllemfance vlw rd: Uen ll: alnnual ' 0ll0l'.4 - Tfvednenlay, alprzl 8 1953 The Amt-rrcrn Red Cross Mar1lr Panella Owerture Autumn srlhouette Walters Fayetteulle HrglrS1lr1Jul Band 'Vlr It W Wrllrs Drrertnr 1 loutls Pulrlrnann The Rohm rn tlre Rarn Cain Favettewrlle Hrp,lrS1l1oolGrrls Llrurus Mrs Charles W Lollrns Jr Drr The Purpnst of Honors Daw Anne S1111-e Address Superrntemlent Nrrgrl T H111-rsrum Four Years Patsy Anderson Three Years Charles Bell Frames Cate Thomas Dorkery Donald Dunran Gene Jones Lors Krng hduard Blank Two Years l-re1l1lre Llam Joe McGee Rosa lee Heuslravr Xlarrlynn Shrpley .Inu e Stowe One Yam' Ray Baggett Marrlyn Herne Mrrrrel Carter Qlrrrlev Ellrott Leonard Frederu k Hobby I-rrtz W an1la Gaddrs Rrta Hankrns Harlan Head Larry Hunt Evelyn Huntrngton Fllzabeth Krng Englrlh Barbara Barrett Richard Blake Elizabeth Brrden strne Goldra Brown Susan Brown Wrlla Charlton Donald Duncan Eleanor Ellrs Sue Gearhart Rose Marre Grrgsby Rita Haukrns Harlan Head Rosemary Henhest Carol Hrnkle Ev elvn Huntrngton Betsy Jones Ann hennan Karen Kennedy Don Lewrs Lurk McAllrsler Judy McFarland Margaret Myers Greg Payne Carole Perkrns Patty Pyeatt Ramona Rhodes Rogers Srsemore Stewart Stiles Stiles Colleen Stockburg Val Ann Watson Jrvrrnta Webh Mary Lu Wray Drrver Educatmn Janrs Betty Jerry Anne Mary Edward Black Shirley Davis Wllda Gann Martha Harvey Norma Neal Helen Sandlin Colleen Stockburger Janelle Phrllrps 1 1111 Pollork Ram1rrr.r Rhodes Joe Salsburw Drck Smrth Vlurrrson Smrtlr Colleen Stockburger Marrrrre Stokenberry Danny Sullivan Stuart Thomas Wiley Vaughan semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! el' SGXHEBYEI' BEIDEFICI' BGITICSIBI' BSYDL SC! 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Srrnerrntemlent Nrrgrl T Blossom Presentatrorr of Awards Amervrvsr sean CSPWWI dwafd' Lnrrle S1mrr1mrrr lout browt 11r11l1r1rs Alan A1lrms Brrsrness Edrtors of the JUNIOR TIMES Itrttr Hankrns. laxrrrra IQ-1 J1rlrnnr1 lf rw Mrt1lr1ll l4rrrrl1 burrrremarr Offvcers of the Student Councrl lun Larrt Slrrr Prtsrtltnt Ietty Srsenrore N111 Presrdent Val Ann Watson Setretary 25 Club Ann lxtrrrr.-rn Srndrl Peppers Wlllld Gunn Niartlrfr Hrrv1y lu Beth Plrrllrps Betty brse-more Wrrzr r .1 leton Lolleur 'srmkbrrrrger tal Ann Vt rl-.1rr1 Alfred Taxlur 'Ire 1-.urer tlwle 'Nettle Reporter ! 1 rr1r.rr-re Srutrrsun Mgr n .1 St D Cheerleaders Marrl1-'1 1 rle I-mrl1 Sunrremrrr Carulrne btewtrrsrrrr Student Lrbrarrans Harlan He'11l 'Vlarpmret Vlyers Anne btrlrw Offrce Monrtors Murrel Carter Bob Ilrckson lull Belle Peorge klrgent Henderson l1re1l1lre Vlrller Nlerna Robertson ,lrmmw Swartz Traffrc Squad Jatk 1-raham Brll Hancock Matt Hultzen Jerry Lee Dun Levrrs John Lrrssln Leon M1-1 leland Jrmm! Swartz Student Athletrc Secretarv farol Larson Student Athletic Managers Harlan Head Clyde Meade Alfred Trylnr Student Assrntants rn Physrcal Educatron Alan Adrms L rrw Herd Ronald Mnrrrs Sharon Rrse tarolrne Stevenson Betty Stewart Alfred Taylor Stanley Vylllrams Cafeterra Servrce-Shrrley Ellrott Dorotha Lower Nelma Warren bene Teacher Servrce Patsy Andersurr brrrrlex Dans Rrtr Harrltrns ru1 McAllrster Mary Lu Wray Typlng Servrce tlayvena Duvall Band Lrbrarran Danny Sullrvan Student Accompanrst Kathleen Johnson Recorder Servrce Jerry Haves Brlly Jolrnsnn Projctron Servrce Jerry Hayes Brlly Johnson Publrc Address Servsce Bob Drrkson Jerry Hayes Eugene Henderson Brlly Johnson Dun Lewrs Austin Bind Cllnrc-Clayvena Duvall -Ilmmy MtRov Anne Strles Br State Band Meet Frrst Place Joyee Arm Osborn VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE SUPERVISED FARMING AWARDS- Wallace Crrchton Wesley Heath Nerl Ingels Jerry Patrrck Qurll and Scroll Rrta Hankrrrs Lugene Henderson Lavrnra Lee Lmlle Sonnemarr Joyce Stowe Amerrcan Legron Oratorrcal Contest Eugene Henderson Frrst Place rn Drstr11t D A R Good Crtrzen Carolyn Dunlavy Comrqercral Laurel Award 1 arolyrr Dunlavy Wlllre Margaret Ramey Library Aw: rd Na'11y1 hamblee Velma VYHFFGII Naomr Wrllrams Latm Award Vkrlla Charlton Lambda Tau Lrterary Award Alex Qtarlrruuglr Danforth Awards A1811 Adams Mathemahcs Llovd Barnhart Charles Bell Rrchard Blake Wrlla Charlton Eleanor Fllrs Harl rr Head Rosemary Henhest Don Lewrs Beth Logan Joe McGee Greg Payne Ramona Rhodes Mary Strles Stuart Thomas Mary Lu Wrav Vocatronal Agrrtult Leonard Frederrck Bill Hancock Jerry Hayes Matt Holtzen Neil Ingels Wllla Charlton Eleanor Ellrs Evelyn Huntrngtou u e 1 1 1 1 14 14 1b 2 2 4 4 SQIIIESQBFSP semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! and Trades semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! 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Henhest Evelyn lltrntrnllton Jrrnror Margaret My 1 r f 1 olleen Stmkburger 'Vlxry I rr Wrry Slar alwar Junlor rrlt x lls-1 e Trrrnrnx H1 rrw Drrrr rl1l 1111111 an rl11 Ju Sophomore r lr1r 1 I nrr 1,11 r rrrs ll 1 Band and Musrc l 1 I l I I-l17.4lr1tlr Pr r1l1 rr rr1 tr llxr 1 l lt I'1nrrrrr1 lf r1l rrrrr lf 1 Don ll.rrrrnr1rrr11 J1nr11 Hu1l1.errs Ann R1 rrn rn lxarerr Kerrne-111 111,11 M11l1, rrrd .Irmmy M1 Roy 'Vlarrlyn Nlclloy Pault Moore 1 arlanrl Morrrsorr Datrd Nlewbern Wrlma Nrtkell Janrre Phrllrps Jo Ann Rules 'lllarrlyn Sharp Drck Smrtlr Ann Strles l're1l Washausen Donna Yoes Busrnesl Sammy Cupps Carolyn Dunlavy Claysena Duvall It leanor Lllls Rosemary Henhest Lvelyrr Hnrrttnngtun Freddle Mrller Anne Strles Colleen Stockburger Stuart Thomas Val Ann Watson Physrcal Seuence Lloyd Barnhart Goldia Brown Carol Carson Donald Duncan Fre1l..lle Elam Sue Gearhart Allan Gurnn Harlan Head Larry Hunt Gene .lanes Don Lewrs Joe McGee Greg Payne Janrs Rogers Jerry 'stewart Mary Strles Strrart Thomas Juanrta Webb .4 Xrrrr lm nn rn N11 Greg lhrwrrr- 11111 P1111 Iiettx S sernure X rl Ann NX .rtsrrn 'X 111 llult 1 lllt N tl lr r s H1111 rs Xl rrlelxn rrt Ste rs 1 Mary Strlts S Ill Ilrunras Edward Westmeyer Mary Lu Wrav Home Econcmrcs Mary Jo Bragg Lors Krng Lavrnla Lee Margaret Myers Patty Pyestt Rhonda Rhodes Mary Strleu Colleen Stockburger Anrr Wages Iuanita Webb 1 1 rl n 2 2 ll! Anita Ruse Vt 1 hh se-1rn1st1-rs! sr-m1 stars! sern1 ster s! s1n11ste1s! semesters! s1rrr1sters! semesters! vmtster ! semesters! semesters! stnresrersr stnrestus! -rerrrtsters! semesters! semesters! ssmesters! semesters! semester ! semester ! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semester s! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semester s! semester s! semesters! semesters! semesters! seme-.ter s! semester s! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! semesters! Q Z X ' 4- Row l: Nancy Chamblee, Carol Carson, Rita Hankins, Don Lewis, Alan Adams, Anne Stiles, Elizabeth Bridenstine, Carolyn Dunlavy, Ann Kennan, Val Ann YVatson, loc lVlcCvee, lwlerna Robertson. Row 2: Creg Payne, limmy NICROy, Alfred Tay- lor, Lavinia Lee, fvlary Lu Wray, Betty Sisemore, Helen Sandlin, Rosemary Heubest, Colleen Stocl-cburger, Lynn Hunting- ton, Freddie lwliller. Row 3: Bobbv Dickson, Patsy Anderson, Shirley Davis, Indy Mchiirlarid, Shirley Ballow, Emile Sonnernan, Larry Head. 1 ational Honor Society The Socratic Chapter ofthe National Honor Society, although established in Favetteville High School in 1926, did not become an active organization until I937. Since that time it has sponsored such projects as organizing the Student Councilg Honors Day, 26 Club and the Sophomore Guides: and establishing the Randall Osburn Award, for the outstanding senior athleteg and Colors Dav, the homecoming of basketball season. This vear's chap- ter sponsored a Career Day at which time leaders in various fields came to the high school to discuss the possibil- ities of their various businesses with seniors interested in their various fields. lvlembership in the society is based on the qualities Miss Bernice Karnes, Co of character, scholarship and service. Only ISM, of any graduating class mav be elected, TX, being elected in the junior year. Sponsors for this vear are Miss Bernice Karnes and Mrs. Bunn Bell. ' 41'-m P ,- .91-I it A L.. Q , 1 '- ., 1 -,1 5' ' Q - if 1- n 1 v ' F ' H b T' G 9 J 3 K : ,2 wi - ca 4 i F' . , ' IOURlVf1LISl'W: Row li Rita Hzinliins. Iuhnie Nlitchell, Claiyvcna Duvall, Emile Souncman, lvfarvclyn Rise, Lavinia Lee. Row 2: Suzanne Lum-r, Nancy Chamblee, Carolyn Dunlap, Iuyee Stowe, Doris Hughes, Shirley Stanberry, Sandra Null. Row 3: Clyde Nieade, lou Larry Starr, Alex Scarbrough, Sidney fvliller, Eugene Henderson, James Harris. D.O.: Row I: Doris Garret. Nlarva Cohihs, Carol Sue Timhrook. Row 2: Leon Smith, Warrc-ri Rouse, Nielvin Hamhy, Ioe Dearing, Bill Brcnzenle. Row 3: Buddy Ritchie, Raymond Iohnson, Bill Garrett, Larry Trammcl, Ierry Don Harrod. Row 4: Fred Laney, VVnlrer YVihlc, W:irrc'ii Hughes, Harold Pinkerton, Leon Grigsby. .-,Q A Y? L .ws ' W-I , '34 i I x -'S ,, 1 , f m'-4: Q- ,V g ref F , ' x '7 24 9, 6 f King Inmcs :mal his harem. 7a-Faculrv takus limo 0 i 1 1' ,f .vu 'x D I- Chow Tinmcf 2- c1l1t'Ck!'llLlIC, 3- Holm' lfcmmrnins gr l11mlumf 4 -Girxlffrs 9 F P 5'-Dill you halve' n qurxtio id' H u - , ' A 'Q Q tv' Q Al uf. ,, ,. f 1. -ff 'A 1 . T x , 1 ' 49 15.4. , 3 ., . LLM, A . -34 -f fir: K , .: 'w '- , V ' L- , 'wiv 'N .yr . ,uv I , - ,. -. .' W . , Q .l. 4 1' 2, -af . 'A ap.