Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

i X T-A T Hlhffqak gndf H Tli Em? M 'fn' N TH AMETHYST Fayetteville Hlgh School Fayetteville, Arkansas T:TTT x, . V 3 ,xx - , , -J -LI W . , -Z M I xiii. ,Q WQA 'F . 4 ' N Q rx: R F t S , f Ifvr ' ' e ' 1 ff? 4 T. ' .- X 'A T Y L 1 , x .Nm 1 , T W l a ' ' . ' A ' , ' - 1 -'-X F, , - ' f i T, , V '-- N .I M fl ' '-Q. K if K 5 V E V T A4 '- Emi --J -5 XX 1 f-1 . 1' . Tu, A V is V 1 1 ' 'T ' P A -x,,Tl I 61' I I-gi. mi, f l ,I l I l ti I it I I V V . Y .l -4- --- J ' f l r- A , 1' Y X ' Q' U - I 1 A . . f . I V ,X l A KX . ll'1l-5-Q. ---, e ' , , 4 -' A it ' -V T .- s - .. K ' ,. Q. 2 ',,yf:f'1- ' 'TT ' ' - tw, N -Q- , , 5 Kg F'ggf,j e YS 7, ff rf?-1 V' 3 LT ' X - T T ' T 'T ' . V5- 1fff4' T J JMR- ' ' N ,gill 4 ' N' t-, ' ----f ' , - nf' ' T' ee V T M: lr'-T , X t we -e K jxx A h' .. . ...g. I -F' Q' '- xp-If -- ll - ' if F, . ,ew 1 A C. ' L ,. ,..,v V V ,N . f. ,. I . T ,,.e-vk We 1? 'm l I - A :nl lil lll lll 'IP ii O, ,P Y' it emi, L. l' 3,12 Ulu I! 1,4- ',:4 f ,...,2-v-- tl! Mr Wayne White buperintendent in The real test of a good school is how well it meets the needs of the community it serves . To be most effective in meeting these needs the school must have the support and co-operation of the commu- nity. The Community Conference on Education, held in l957, helped to identify the education- al needs of Fayetteville and to solidify public support of the schools in meeting these needs Continued mutual understanding and co oper ation between the schools and community can only result in better schools and a better town School Board Is Dedicated o Community Service Because of their sincere dedication to their job and the many hours of work they give to our schools and because of their outstanding efforts in the very successful community school con ference we the journalism class of Fayette ville High School dedicate this yearbook to the Fayetteville School Board and Mr Wayne White ROW ONE Ray Adams Hal Douglas Clark Mc Clinton ROW TWO B111 Morton Henry Shreves Haskell Utley E ji' as 5 e ff l f?'X '+A 3 3' QV K 142 Q 4.19 if S 7 ,,,,,,,,..,..-- N WILLIAM H DUNCAN If a good educatlonal program IS exlst there must be a defmlte under standing and a good worklng relation sh1p between the commumty and IIS school system A sound program of school commumty relatlons can develop and become lastmg only when the cltlzens understand what the schools are dolng ln terms of needs and how well lf IS meetlng the needs of the commumty it serves Yfv' Cltlzens and teachers thrash out school problems m Com mumty Conference groups xx. 'Y .' f ' ' to if . , . . N N E E '. . , . . . Q 1 X gs . H . . l 51' 'N - t -t 1 Ak x 4 , 3 I tg , 'j 21.- A K f l l 'I' ifivfarizfaw in Q . Y '- ' .A Q A , I, Hu ' I . A 1 Lx lgtiw . A It J .- , 5' fi Q' I L .-, .,yi. A. nf' A .. lf: .l. :g,nnflv' L' A- jg 51,340 ,, c 9:'i?A..A2'v'i'PfA l X 1 r 1 3. i -- . , .:,.ig: ' - I l V . , .. V V -UNGSUFFFP Y , l 1 4 A, 1 if , fx a f 1 . 'i,. - I U m, Q U ' Pg, 1 QM Q' I af 4 - -1 . fr . - ' ' 1 Q s f ? 5-. 5 Citizens And School Work Together VOCHIIOH. UPPER CENTER: DO and DE built Kiwanis Club float. ' UPPER RIGHT: Local citizen speaks to applied math class. A group of speakers on Career's Day. ABOVE. PTA rwactivated ABOVE: Students interview Mr. Clint ' ' Walden head of steering committee for Community School Conference. BELOW: Students Citizens and Teachers BELOW: Citizen and teacher officers of PTA. enjoy Christmas Party festivities. 9 r gi K . A '.,i ti -is p i SY UPPER LEFT. Local pastor speaks in con- pin -pf 1 ,f M I C ATHERTON Math MISS VELMA HALL English A 'Nw If Q' 'Xa 15 S'-5 M L P CUNNINCHAM Home Economrcs MRS OPAL HART Engl 1511 PERRY MOCK Drversrfred Occupatrons is-0 MRS CH EST ER DDC ON Llbrarlan MRS MARY HEFLIN Englrsh VIRGINIA RAINW AT ER Physrcal Educ at1on QP' WILLIAM I-I DUNCAN Prrnclpal WILLIAM S HULSEY Science CLAYTON SPENCER Coach MRS HERMAN EASON Englrsh MR R KITCHENS Commerclal R W WILLIS Band C MR G C ELLIS Socral Studres MRS CRACE LAWSON Lommercral Coach Benny Wrnborn Latrn teacher Mrs Dorrs Qumn and Dramatrcs and Musrc Drrector James Benton chat rn newly furnrshed teacher s lounge Mrss Bernrce Kames mathematrcs and Mxss Mary Droke language are not prctured X j 1. tw' E Qlkfi - A 'Xt' A 1. .Q ,a 4. 9- A , f 1 x 2 4. S- S v I Q 'I ii! ' A x' ' A 0 f 1-. -Ml, wt . 4' X24-4' ' fs. . ' f- - 5 Y 3' 5 ,Y L, 'Ns 1 6' ' - ,cf +-, We - I I ' X f 'e4,.f ' X r 'v . X I I to . '. j l ' Q . h i ' G ,, g It 'TL Q' gl ll , A X . t ' ' Q '. 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W M M. 1 C X 07 E 1 1 V l , ' . 0 K ' , , A 1 :I ' 5 rar - K , f if , Q I ,X . . , A 4, f 'uf' If , . ew- ' 1 Q SENIORS Dreaming of graduation tr' ,Q Senior year--a time for laughter, a timt for tears. The year when everything means more than it ever has before, when suddenly you want to grasp every silly joke and all of the idle laughter, to file it away for future re- membrance, when you are in a nostalgic mood and remember the night of the bonfire. The excitement which rose to the highest peak-- the eager waiting and then finally--the night of the big game and the decisive 33-13 victory over Joplin . is -s 4, J. 1 ip- 'T' , Wk- X , M if I S Carolyn Abney Allen Bailey Janice Black Rosa Lee Bowlin :xx ZS if si ,9- cg 1. 45 sary' ' 7 - 6 S-2 W : 2 ' N f P-I fs- i -, 1, N. .- . ., - ' 'll ,Fra , 'sw' i 'Q ,l,,.-n fag X Cv, '07 I Qu-qv' 3 ff ob xeif X. -tt r. Jim Atherton Bill Adair Martha Alexander Marilyn Ambrose Richard Baird Earline Baker Richard Benson Carolyn Bird Mary Blackburn Norman Boles Ernest Borden Barbara Boston Dennis Boyer Lynda Campbell Phyllis Campbell Shirley Burton -fr 3' 'ZT- wg-Cv fanny, vt ,V K i Y .Eff it l 5 Q 4 4 2 K: V .f 1':: N. Remembrance of the junior-Senior Banquet, the work and careful planning, the eager anticipa- tion, the stage fright before the program and then --all worries vanished and you began to relax and have one of the most enjoyable evenings of your senior year. 'Uv sf ' ' 1 t-f-e C., V .,,,, 1' 'i tt ,A 4- 7': R ' v T' ' x .rid ,Ll I x r ,ah .1 y ya av 4 -, N P 'tr R 9 7 Betty Capps Peggy Cantrell Priscilla Conrad Donna C arter 'Q' Q Emma Jean Coston Billy Cotton John Cotton Martha Couch Jean Etta Cox Jodie Crumpler Shirley Curry Hardy Daniel Barbara DeMarco Jimmy DeVault. Ann Dudley Barbara Duggar Donald Dunn Shirley Dutton Maurice Easterltng -.2 I G. ...iq 'Q 4 , G 4' y sa. 4.4 X? W - l a xg 5' XX X df V 3 J w J 'QT7 -of -4 ge 4 F7 !K A W-.gf Barbara Edmtston Paul Edwards Donna Flowers Ruby Gabbard Susan Glover Mary Good You can't forget the busy day you had your senior pictures tak- en. The mad rush from class so you'd have more time to comb your hair to try to look your best. s The dash to the photogra- phy room. Then the sud- den flash and it was all over but the quiet waiting for your proofs and hopes that they would turn out all right. 'C' Q 1 -qunq KR Sv .,...f K 'B 'av 1905 Gladys Erwin Joyce Gardenhire Cleta Greenwood Wade Hahn Kay Hankins L. und 49 4 sn- , 1:1--v Marianne Estes Gordon Gayer Lidia Gruden Doug, Hall Mebane Harrison s 73 - .swf 5 7- Q -3' s s . a - D A 1 J Susie Fleming Jana Fae Glenn Marlene Hahn Ann Hankins Jim Hatfield 1 6 .551 g....., ,Ml T 'aaa 13 ,Q f WY A Q - A, - -.,- V1 Y ' ' r x L A N . I - ., l X . . P f J, .K A .Q '.,a-in 51.3 'fiiff W . ' V.: '-'N , .. . -f , ... y V . -v ' ' ' Q- ' -1 ' A., 'Q t W ,, 5.5: wi ' 5' - FJL2' ' - -rg: I- ' V .. '7 ' A 'H ,'J - 4 -f - - 2, 0 , .. . - 1 , . ,5 . A-,,!ixf,: 25? iv -' v mp? in ct '.-an it 4? ff! Q. f Q 3 Q9 '-uf QQ Sue Hayes George Hussey Ronnie Jones Neita Kincaid Roberta Lackey 'S-2-1? ur 'iv Qs! 'II i Jeanette Holt Marvin Hoskins Bertha Jones Dorsey Jones Tom Jones Clyde Jordon Clara Knight lglnora Lackey Dean Lacy Mary Jane Lane 1 ,W X I f ltr S ia 3 -is f fan- 4.- ka -,Y l. 'if' Y I i s Dan Hudspeth Nettie Jones Buddy Kehn Nola l-lucklebury Marilyn Jones Calvin Joyner We proudly remember Jeanette Holt, a three time top winner in the Magazine Drive and her many other outstanding services for our school. Here, Jeanette and friend discuss Christmas decorations for school party. TU? 'Ne T' 1:17 Charles Langham Jrm Llerlx Doug McClelland Earlene Oliphant Peggy Peterson :QC Y 51' 1 TQ, 9' XR -,,: '57 Alton Layne Vrda Mae Lrles Brllx McDonald Janne Palmer Sammye Phelan Q1 1011 l seg T? 9, Q- ....! 'K -7 0 L 'Q' 'ri' A ln, Charles Ledberrcr bhelton Luttrell Don Mcbaugh fQL.lWllld Parks Loulbe Phrllrpb it 3 3 B L Lewls Tam Martlnl Lavla Beth Mrller Fugene P8U'lCk hue Phillrps 17' -1 1 inn...- X ki John Lewrs Donald Mason Kennx Morgan Rosanne Payton Pansv Plerce G' - P K. ' ? n- 7' Q- ev s Lf Y M A , ,Q A . 1, rn ? '34 V A fav - 'T' ,, P' P 'QVC Y W X V fs , Q ..n, q ,- xx M' , X . ' X! ' A M ,1Q, , x 1 A se- ' L ' fe 6' t ef, U, Af r 4, , K 1 '03 . f av ,S img N V 'uf . J V Q X tx- l F 'M X. l l ' 4 'ff Y cr. 5- 4, -' , M... A , v V 1 il . Q . fy - . 5-- ii .5 'M '1 -'uv V X , m lp cf? ., ' W 'N ' A -t X l fviiis- 'Q mms 4 6 'Q CZ'-7 1 YV- 1 IFN Tom Pilkington Lonnie Rader Joye Rouse Virginia Smith Ronnie Swan Cv if Dee Poole Bernard Reinold Mary Jo Schulz Paulette Spencer Jim Terhune 2 R, 1 Chu iv, rf? -'I' x, , . Qi ,, 1, 31 Q' -- 4.. E on Q' . y ,J r V, ag PAV' I Q ap SN half'-'P' ' 1 v ,r - ww- ' AA M ' C' Q 1:7 5'2 : V I ' I M., ' X I , X 'N 1 ' ,V an QQ 7' V... Patsy Poore Flo ra Radcliffe Herbert Radcliffe Gary Roderick David Rose Sally Ann Rose Jimmy Sexson Mary Ann Sharp Tommy Slushef Jean Stanberry Marsha Strickland Donald Stubblefield Among our most fond memories will always be that of the Magazine Drive. Remember the hours of walking, the courteous but definite 'No thank you 's , your first sale, the pixie dog you almost won, the pride of your home room and then, the final convocation and the happy and triumphant Room 10. ,. GX V . X s.,,.. Sv 'vii fin 1 w,, 't 'TA 'M - 1 are az- P L- A At last the seniors have completed their mute goal for many while a mere stepping- stone to higher education for others . Lured by the glamour of college and waiting jobs, our seniors look toward the future with an eager heart and an eager eye. But may the year at F.l-I.S. always be remembered with a feeling of pride and endearment. -T.: 'CHQ' Q .V .gf- .f g AA -f X A fu- Q Q. 3 I r f .. Y' , if Q' ' 'Q 1' Q' -f , f, G , M. ,, .g L' A 3 1 ' Q' o-- I ' X als.. J -.- : fl 'AA A fx Jul-.3 1 GN 4, a .11 ' tr ,A - 1' R 'sf x . y v X X l I sl j l Robert Thomas Donna Walker Herbert W eldon Bobby Williams Rita Timbrook Herbert W ages Jim Bob Wheeler Joyce Wilkins Harold Van Asche Ralph Weddington Billy Wilcox Judy Zander Sara Trager Phyllis Watford Billy Whitfield Judy Yoes Jo Ellyn Todd Freddy Warlord Ellwood Whitchnrch Alice Ann Willis high school ca reers . Graduation is the ulti- Juniors One hundred and eighty six jolly juniors have at last reached the half-way mark in their high school years . Next year they will take their places as the leaders of the school. Most of the juniors are conscious already of their own relationship to the school and the community, and how little time there is to prepare. The juniors have played a big role in our school this year. A- mong other things they played a big part in athletics: supported our school organizationsg and won the Government class Sock l-lop skit. Climax to a big year for the juniors was the junior-Senior Ban'- quet, which they planned as a treat for the seniors . .ff 'ig 'S- C' ,T N sv , , . i L 1. 6 , ,T fi G f' 'Z' W r Q f W ,. ' 6-J mu 'i Q 1 LE 33 K '75 -. 4 .,. Q 'l -I . i A 'F' N A AX Janet Adams Nancy Allen John Anderson John Bailey Naomi Baker Bill Ballard Alan Beauchamp Glenda Beavers Gary Belote Junior Willie Urps' win Sock Hop skit. k wo, 3 ,if L. A , 1. L -r vi KA 0 Virginia Austin Joe Tom Backus Lynne Barnette Nancy Bamhlll Paul Berry Joe Bissett T. sa Mary Baggett Jerry Beard Anita . wr- as is N L 24 'seg . up - 5..- 'su A fl? f -sr C' Z v S fv X , ' 'ft 1 N, 45. , ' ' 'I 1: ' K ff ' A A I fx: 30' Q . L Sf V, QT .5 LL, , x ., -X 1 N G ' it 1 fa it A if V 44, , 6- ,M Z ..,.- . Q -W x' .A 'M Q VI V X 9' 3 6- A g vp 5' 4' , r if ., ,. Q-' . .... A I ,,, tl' 5 5 ,Ty K' ' L 1' A ti 1 4 Q .V - fr-V , gl J '2 6 - th ,'2 at - N it L., - . Y ' Q Q2 ' tf-' .... Q l' it U ,M - A A. C 1: 4 : .as V -fl . , - ba -P:-' - ' 'ir U ., W ,M a 'I fs Larry Bogan Carolyn Bohannan Karen Bond Peggy Bowling Stanley Boyd Betty Brooks Clint Brooks Guy Brown James Burnett Charlotte Cate Robert Chambers Carolyn Christie Kathleen Coddington Pauline Conley Mary Connell Gail Cooper Margaret Cotton Jimmy Couch Pat Cralley Sara Cullen Roger Curtis Emily Davis Dwanda Davis Clinton Dearing Peggy Dennis Don Deweese Don Dingledine Sandy Dozier Scottie Dozier Eugene Dressendorfer Evelyn Duggar Don Dunaway Sue Dunlavy Mike Ehrigr Sonya Elam Pat Eldridge Edward Evans James Ezell Mildred Fields Nancy Farmer Don Finton Juanita Fitzgerald The juniors finally got to order those beautiful elass rings. Ordering the rings was really a big day as pictured here at the right, but the day the rings finally arrived was the grand climax. if . 14 C xl A .5 2, 1 7 Jimmy Fletcher Gean Gray Jerry Hall Linda Henson Bobbie Jackson f, ' ,A : I C 'U Q- V '.,: V ff-X G tl if f 4, , .2 -f 'E' 1 'V if -V x 2. ' La. Q ,z Q1 ru. xy F 4 , in l h t ia! , ,. .,.. 2 ,,.: V X Q 1 5 gif ' ' . vt' S. , , aria fr NA . ' A v 4.-4 if a J ma . Q Q 4 , GJ Terry Foringer Donna Fritz Carolyn Gabbard Susan Fletcher Patty Gray Don Harris Carolyn Hoffman Dewey Jackson Judith Gregory Carl Hartman Joe Hogan Tresa James Charles Lluise Ralph Hayes James Hopkins Pete Jenkins Kirk Hale John Henbest Bob Hndgens Herman Jones I' X ' 'P Qs.. Don Gleason Vivian Hankins G. A. Hendrix Dean Janis Jordan A Jv- Q? my G . . Qu... f ,.-- '-- 3- , mn 4' 'Q m 1--. 3 K I fi Q R... A ,y- Z . ,fs it A 1 ' 'Q' sa, E V CR 13.-.. 'J 1237 Xl, V ' ff dd 6-,W ,Qi 'lv ' way.- N,- .W 'Q-' '-v 17 Anna Sue Keen James Lower Bill Marshall Jeannie Morse Kaye Patton Pat Prince Clara Shackelford LOIH Shoffit June Jordan Carolyn Lewis Joseph Manuel Merleen Mitchell Jerry Oxford Marion Phillips pn 3 'Q wg'-wr ...Q XJ . 11 'Ne : ' af L iii My-ff A QL -r X, 1 1 I I 4. tr to 1 A t an - C gb L 'VST' L 4- 33 lv. ? at V Q t. , IL. Becky Kincaid Patsy Laney Julia Layer Glen Ludwick Bob McBride George McConnell LaNelle Marshall Esta Martin Darrel Meredith Rosemary Mueller Ernest O'Hara Brenda Oliphant Kirby Penick Julie Perry Larry Phillips Marsha Raigsdale Richard Reid Dale Rouse Jimmy Shreve David Sisemore Bernell Smith gil K. , gym, QAVP ,.. V on 1,.. 'C' .,,,,, ii' 'x 5' 1 f .b E I ,J-. av- r V 21 I ,. Marion Leonard Martha McKinney Jenny Mitchell Patsy Osbum Lorene Phillips lbby Schulz Emma Sue Smith .X Q' if -0 - 4 f .ll 'Er XM , if fs- K . ' . Ki' ax A cm 9 'U r 4' A 5 . 4... Q! 3? av W r ' 4' f ev 'N V y X . x A 3 gl wc . f -, 1-I .25 , p ig' if . ,,, Q' fu? I Y t, L W, 'nv I Q' vi? 'iz ..- - 'S 'S' J fi Tig 1 , Q 1 I . ., 2 . . A G- Q1 S' ' ,A 'sw N , K -, D 1 k W . 1 N' yi. S I x vp 'H 1 swam I , L r , -. K -, it Y. .,, ,T Qi 'F' A to A Lf ' 'S' il Randall Smith Sarah Smith Patsy Spillers jerry Stamps Dawn Stowe Merideth Stubblefiel Bill Stewart Don Terry Bob Turner Charlotte Waggonerlhyan Walker liva Ruth Widders John Wilcox John Stamps Mary Beth Teas Denny Tune Donnie Stewart Bonnie Tisdale Tom Utley Barbara Watkins Philip Wilson Judy Stockburger Yvonne Tisdale Rosalie Van Asch Laura Watkins Barbara Trager Ellis Trumbo Scott Van I-loose Everett Vaughn e Russell Weston lane Whitting Ronnie Woodruff Opal Wynn Kaycile Woodruff .91 Proud 209 dlsplays scholarshlp trophy' 'N an iv' if' ?. 14,452 K lens ,., Sophomores The sophomore class came to hlghschool wide eyed and mnooent lookmg They seemed confused b wlldered and lost but 1n less than a wlnk they whlpped 1nto a well organ 1zed well focused group who knew what they wanted and how to get ll Ln. F . Q3 ig - u D A X yr 1 - K V N-I . I - . - . - . , e- zz X .on 6. A X 'nv if Af I I 'x P Sul K 'N A r Q I Q 4 1' ' . 5 M ,,, Y ' 6: -Ll? l -1 l ., Q V J U 9. W gg 671 5? 5 at . Q ' - f ,,y xv J 4 ff W- -:r y ff ,l l.I-e W' SQ 59 T' Y xi . W gif? A, X Q A , ' . as X raw- we 5, .9 r- I. ' 4 , , 2 ' aw fy -fx l , x to 4: zfffwg 'lp f bin' W .Lf W X 5 X ' 1 Q 'f ,r 5 A j C b vb , A K Q Q A A 4 X. 922. fy , ANY X Kgs V Af m , ' D -, V I I tx , V, -an On this page, ROW ONE: Carolyn Couch, Philip Coxe, Nancy Cullen, Steve Cummings, Frankie Davidson, Diana Deatlierage. ROW TWO: Wilma Dillard, Melvin Dowell, Sue Dunaway, Mildred Dunlavy, Kaye Durning, Daniel Du Vall. ROW THREE: Phillip Eagle, Janis Fasterling, Sybil Edmiston, Howard Edmonson, Ann lflliott, Nadine Evans. ROW FOUR: Aubrey Fairless, Max Felton, Judy Ferrenberg. ROW FIVE: Bill Fields, Thomas Fincher, Paula Fugit. ROW SDC: Lola Gardin- hire, Betty Geurin, Dee Goff. ROW SEVEN: John Good- nian, Billy Craue, Sharon Craue. On opposite page, ROW ONE: Jimmie Allen, Bruce Allison, Steve Amis, Helen Bailey, Jerry Lee Bailey, Rosalee Bailey. ROW TWO: Billy Baker, Sandra Banks, Ashley Beauchamp, Harold Bohannon, Judy Brown, Louise Brown. ROW THREE: Spencer Brown, Cary Burke, Alice Burt, Floyd Campbell, Peggy Carter, Randall Caselman. ROW FOUR: Philip Cate, Carolyn Cearley, Laverne Chandler, Sherwood Charlton, Ciiiiord Ann Claye, Mary- len Claye. ROW FIVE: Carl Clyne, Judy Coleman, Carl Collier, Sidney Combs, Charles Conine, Delano Cotton. - J r-:- -it ,,. Y' f 2 L , - :J aaa P JL, 5, sv . ffl J -1- gv li- L.. AK- li 1 Att, f , , 6. rf is ,W ,a.,,f X 5 1 f C' 0:51 Xit if '6- ,r, rw aw 'mi .t 1 WN K mf ,.. '11 R. 'Zz' ,.:'- ,V - w if t X , 2 4-9 Almost lmmedtately the sopho morph hggan to make a worthy tontrl hutlon to tht h1gh bohool They jomed clubs parttupated 111 sports and Var1ous other thlngs Ab the year draws to a dose wo can say wtth our smtere gratltude that we are proud that they are a part of us Whodumt 'P at the Sock Hop ,gmt fra tr. 4594 B41 sys 'Wm L...x Wav' wwf' 14 A tsfwkiwt ti K T7 wwf 1 . A S 1 1. ,W , ' E V X L ,Y fx.-65 M ' 5' fa? A ' gf it L x il A f.. A 'ii A h ' .2 63 K 1 b t by W W '1 1 2 ' 531-n w . ' U X. R, t.- ijigliy ,W A ..,, A , . 3 U 'V V 4 ' x R t , Ag? 9 , rti- .f I 1 W 3- I Ai ' 1' 1 , , I N an 2, A' .LJ J, N- Q A A 2:-:Q -1, if ' , of fl: ' 'I . M hi I A Q X 4955, ' ' ' 7 nv x N 1 f ' M 'f' 1' 'E' f g ' s .A ' 2' ggi, 3 1 5' i . 137 Q W f ' 'r' ts' --- ze l' J: J i -fe W is T A Lf G, f ag 9 X . Q W .aa 1 5. C, J C .,,. W 'M I so ' - ,, sv X415 A y ci' oc 3- : r Z , ' Q 1 u ia. On this page, ROW ONE: Donnie McDonald, Janice McDonald, Linda Maeder, Paul Marinoni, Martha Martin, Ronnie May. ROW TWO: Ronald Meade, Phillip Meinert, John Meredith, Bruce Miller, Nancy Miller, Dlrindia Mills. ROW THREE: Mike Meistrell, Bob Miner, June Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Mary Moody, Eddie Morrison. ROW FOUR: Billye Murphy, Jim Noyce, Judith Nutt. ROW FIVE: Gail Parks, Ada Parish, Helen Paschal. ROW SDK: Marcia Perkins, Mary Poyner, Vivian Ragsdale. ROW SEVEN: Richard Reynolds, Sue Rice, Fontaine Richardson. On opposite page, ROW ONE: Harry Gray, Kenneth Gray, Betty Greer, Faye Greenwood, James Griffin, Louise Guisinger. ROW TWO: George Harris, Brenda Heck, Kay Heinrichs, Carolyn Hill, Saundra Hinkle, Rebecca Hudson. ROW THREE: Ruth Ann Huelshorst, Carroll Hunt, Georgia Jamison, Charles Johnson, Carolle Johnson, Janet Jones. ROW FOUR: Jim Keller, Peggy Knight, Wilma Lacy, Bill Lackey, Leota Lane, Brenda Lairamore. ROW FIVE: Wanda Latimore, Jimmy Laugh- lin, David Lehn, Larry Lewis, Jimmy Logue, Wynona McCand1ess. Q Av AX, gi r,.. Y - 'X 6 . cu IT X -uf 6 1,4 i-vk 1-7 fm, K v: -Q J ..- ES-... 'Q . .J 3 Q, uv- in if gn-. 4. 'in ,-.J ' fn.- .P 5' 117 7' L , w 1, - 4- A fy A 1 I' 5'A ,Q cr , Z it it' F' F 1 ,gi if t all :L 41. lg: Q . - lx 35 W 3' ,,, v :Ss H51 Nl 1 V ! rw W. -,, 1, H 6 ' 0 : Q .Q ' V , L- W . 4 ROW ONE: Sharon Richey, Carlton Riggs, Charles Roberts, John Robertson, Weston Rogers, David Ross. ROW TWO: 'Lynda Rowden, Leo Ryan, Joe Sergeant, Carolyn Sexson, Paulette Shackelford, Betty Sims, ROW THREE: Freda Smith, James Smith, Mary Starnes, Sona Stephan, Joyce Steele, June Stewart. ROW FOUR: Martha Stokes, Curtis Stout, Carolyn Strange, Fred Stuckey, Joe Anne Thuringer, Delores Tisdale. ROW FIVE: Mari Todd, Nadine Trollinger, Geraldine Wages, Christine Ward, Bob Watson, Sue Weible. ROW SIX: Bobby Whitfield, Linda Wilson, Norma Worley, Eugene Yates, Carolyn Young, Johnny Zimmerman, Vada Burson. ,V Q, . 1' 15 A S , 50' 19' 57 V ff a iv' . Q 4-' ia? -4-Q-I., - my --. ww ' 'ng . - 5-.,? L Qing. '- ,., - J V2 I 1 'nf' 51, -. 3. 7 f' if s f 1: il -Q' f V Si' 4: ' x W 'K I a 'ggi ' ' if . X 5 '- ' A T sa Q -. I J J .L 'H lcv- IW- BILLY WHITFIELD - 1 Captain Back, All-District Foringer cuts up field against Catholic High. Honorable Mention, I956 ootball The 1956 football season got under way with a 32-O victory at Siloam Springs over the hapless Panthers who were only allowed a total of three yards gained during the entire game. It was all Fayetteville after the first offensive play from scrimmage when Billy Whitfield ripped off tackle and went eighteen yards for a touchdown. The Subiaco Trojans came to Harmon Playfield September 2l, and ,. successfully outfought the Dogs 7-6 in the only game Fayetteville was to lose by extra points as john Lewis, extra point kicker deluxe, was ,dim H soon to join the Bulldog forces . In this game the Bulldogs were plagued -Y'-1 Q-- -V, by fumbles, a thorn in their side all season. The following week Fayetteville traveled to Rogers where the Bull- ' dogs tired out the Mountainers in the first half and then went on to win 26-7 . The Bulldog offensive display was highlighted with Terry Forin- lv ger's running. -A Aff , Against Springdale, our arch rival, we fought the red Bulldogs to a - scoreless tie. Neither team could cross the double stripes, although the Fayetteville Dogs were stopped just short several times . A new foe, Catholic High of Little Rock, provided the opposition the following week and Fayetteville showed they were better than the Rock- ets, one of the best teams in the state, to the tune of 14-13. The Bull- dog's scoring punches came on two long passes from jim Shreve, one to Whitfield, and the other to Wade Hahn. Dorsey jones was outstand- ing in the defensive line . WADE HAHN, Captain SEASON RE DORSEY JONES, Tackle JIM Bos WHEELER, T kl End, HM, All-District CORD A11'DiStriCt, All-State HM, All-Districtac e WE THEY 32 Siloam Springs O 6 Subiaco 7 26 Rogers 7 O Springdale 14 Catholic High of Little Rock l3 28 Central High of Springfield O ,-,,,,,- , 33 Joplin 13 ' 0 Van Buren 14 O Huntsville 7 Parkview High of Springfield 26 g , IU 4 -'vf K, f BILL ADAIR, Captain Center, All-District 2 Y 3 -ii v'q: P El' E JEN KINS Quarterback The end gets the linebacker Central High of Springfield, Missouri, was the next opponent. The Bulldogs won easily 28-0. Our local boys scored on 3 short runs and a pass . The next week, Homecoming, Joplin saw Donna Flowers crowned Homecoming Queen by Whitfield and the Joplin captain. The first Fay- etteville score came when john Henbest, a tackle, picked up a blocked punt and ambled for the first touchdown. Bob Hudgens scored the last touchdown on a short plunge. A muddy field at Van Buren slowed up the Bulldog running attack, --V gi W.. and the Pointers passing was too accurate for the Bulldogs who went 5 5 ' down to defeat 14-7. The Bulldogs only touchdown came on a sustained AQ, -'T' drive in the third quarter. - Q -U ' Huntsville came to Fayetteville the following week, and beat our 2 'i-- boys 14-O. Fayetteville had two touchdowns called back, one a long run by Whitfield. 'ai ' 'N B The last opponent of the year was Parkview High of Springfield, a JIM SHREVE new school. The Vikings were rated as one of the best teams in the Quaffefbaffk nation, and proved it to the home town boys in a hard fought game. The Bulldogs put up a valiant fight before losing 26-7 . However, this game was much closer than the score showed. JOHN LEWIS DOUG MCCLELLAND JIM TERHUNE DON STUBBLEFIELD Kicker Back End Guard Y Z 1' V' T Y I - :mf i :ul .-Q. . ' 'f' - . 4.485-'ul -rl -1 .a-M4. i, 5 Q Isa' , . g xt. ' 1 J'-Fira . 11' 3 qc -IK! llli ' WTO wa-n-5 af, gg-r ,-ia' Jil 2 I Thus the Canines ended with a 5 4 l record with touches of brilliance dis played at times Most of the outstanding games were played against favored schools The winning season was a cred it to the new head coach, Clayton Spencer and his assistants, Ben Winborn and Jerry Hall T. n- The Bulldogs had good representation ' on the All District team Whitfield A A dair, and jones making first team and 915 Hahn and Wheeler receiving honorable M Dorsey Jones was All State and Billy Whitfield received All State honorable mentlon ROW ONE Ronnie Woodruff tackle Larry Phillips B10CklngDr111 Hudgens back Terry Foringer back HH? Student Managers ...,,.- KA f -.W on ROW ONE: Harold Bohannon, Dale Rouse, Jerry Stamps, Joe Tom Backus, Bill Ballard, Bob Whitfield, Jim Sexson Clint Brooks, Charles Tunstill. ROW TWO: B. L. Lewis, Kirk Hale, Jerry Hall, Ed Masters, James Burnett, Joe Ser gent, Charles Conlne, Fontaine Richardson, Larry Lewis. I956 B-Team The Fayetteville B-team played a five game schedule, winning four. They suc- cessfully trimmed Springdale twice, 20- 0 and 52- 14, Van Buren 28-13, and Siloam Springs 20-6, while losing to Van Buren in a return encounter by a score of 13-0. Jerry Hall and Danny DuVall were the big guns in the B-team backfield behind Delano Cotton and jimmy Logue, who al- ternated as signal callers. More points were scored against Springdale in the 52 point game than was scored all season against the B-team. Other B Teamers: Charles Roberts, Herbert 1 Radcliffe, Bob Watson, Ioe Martini, Harold Van Asche. ,, Future quarterback-center combinations: Jim 3-' Logue-Spencer Brown, Delano Cotton-Weston ' Rogers. dl' Q Y . BILLY WHITFIELD All-tournament, Springdale Invitational Tournament 32 IODIE CRUMPLER JIM SHREVE All that scramble for a ball. I956-5 Basketball The 1956-57 Bulldogs began their journey through the basketball season with a victory over the Tulsa Central Braves. Here the Bulldogs ran into a familar problem that would haunt them all year--lack of height. But Buddy Kehn stopped one of the Tulsa tall men and out scored the other with 11 points. Tulsa Webster played here December 9 and won over FHS 45-43 in a game carried by the Bulldogs except for a ragged third quarter. . . Joplin and Parkview High of Springfield both beat the Bulldogs in Missouri. The Dogs overpowered Huntsville 51-19 in the flrst of the five game winning spree, Rogers presented the next opposition, only to fall to the Bulldogs 51-50. Billy Whit- field reached 20 points for the first time of the year. Bill Adair and Buddy Kehn did outstanding defensive work. BUDDY KEHN Captain SEASON RECORD WE OPPONENT THEY 42 . . . Tulsa Central ..... 39 43 . . . Tulsa Webster ..... 45 45 . . . Joplin. ......... 57 37 . . . Parkview of Springfield 51 51 . . . Huntsville ....... 19 51 . . . Rogers .... .... 5 O 46 . . . Harrison . . . .535 50 . . . Berryvllle . . . .49 51 . . . Parkview .... . .40 49 . . . Siloam Springs- - - -50 4--.. Q, . ' f -r-v-vu- H TVv 'l1,. 'riff f K 2 5' 'A i ., Q, .,A,,,4mg ww! :I I X W Su. 9 V152-wg I 2 3: ' rf 'iii z S 71' .4 4, Q I rl ' S i 'Q .YA 1 '1 .4 :Aka-K : xfVJX'f' if ac' t. 'N 'lf ll' X Bw- IA xr 3 xi! ft.. db . V Qigrz A - A - '- 4- 1 B TEAM, ROW ONE: Bobby Hudgens, Alan Beauchamp, Terry Foringer, Bobby Whitfield, George McConnell, David Lehn, jim Logue, Harold Bohannon. ROW TWO: Coach Clayton Spencer, Larry Lewis, james Ezell, Ernest O'l-lara, Don Dunaway, Eddie Morrison, Bob McBride, Pete jenkins, -Steve Cummings, Bruce Allison. ABSENT: joe Tom Backus. SEASON RECORD: 15-6. I Buddy controls the tip. What are you looking at, Bill? 3- I , I 4 1 A . ' Bw I I Q fr ff J N It R D 5 V Q f N Q 4, f N A - -Q A S f 5, jones and jones battle for a rebound. Who S gOt the ball? I n t ra m u ra I s INTRAMURAL C HAMPIONS Girls basketball. . . . .205 Girls volleyball. . . . .205 Boys volleyball . . . ....... 205 Boys ping pong singles. . . . joe Bisset, lOl Boys ping pong doubles . . . . joe Crumpler, Bill Cotton, 207 Co-recreational volleyball . . ....... 205 Boys basketball ...... . .8 Thomas returns a spike. 1 4431! I xii' '41 HA, A 'lx Coach Shelby Breedlove's 1957 mound staff. Batters Up! Track and Baseball ? RETURNING LETTERMEN. STANDING: Jerry Hall, Wade Hahn, Billy Whitfield, Bill Adair, Ernest O'Hara. IQXIEELLNG: Hoover Evans, Donald Terry, Bobby Hudgens, Terry Foringer, lim Shreve. An afternoon of baseball. ff'-:if 1 ff , K if xfi, '11, 45:51 . 4' if! .- NN ,L :Ar L'ZHdt'i'Yl .Vi 55 N - Y s , i'gC2,t.N MMVI, Sf l ' Q' ' 9 s a 4 7 EA ' G 1,1 D ' A 5 'K I f 7 r 6. Iz- I 41 f, he liffxgf s A 2 34 Maids to the Queens MA RY JO SCHULZ Homecommg Colors Day '1-- Y JUDITH GREGORY I-Iomecommg Colors Day 2mw MA RSI-IA STRIC KLA ND Homecomm 'Q-J 8 PATSY OSBURN Colors Day 3 'Y-15 GAIL COOPER Colors Day N-rg We I , 1 r w- ' , .4 Congratulations to the New Student Council officers. They areq Patty Gray, Reporterg Paul Berry, President, YK, Debbie Davis Carolyn Lewis, Secretary, Pete Jenkins, Treasurer, and Fontaine Richardson, Vice-President. 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I 11 A .Li 455 'M ,,!--Yo I I Du W , Cixi LZ, A .L ,fr - 5 'fr' iv' 5.59, 91. sfo. ROW ONE: Wilma Lacy, Ruth Ann Huelshorst, Patsy Poore, Joyce Gardenhire, Lola Gardenhire, Louise Phillips. ROW TWO: Mary Mitchell, Steve Amis, Jimmy Laughlin, Clint Brooks, Nancy Allen, Susan Fletcher, Wynona Mc- Candless, Judith Nutt, Leota Lane. ROW THREE: Carolyn Young, Rita Timbrook, Alice Ann Willis, Margaret Ann Hankins, Flora Radcliffe, Mary Beth Teas, John Bailey. ROW FOUR: John Anderson, Dee Poole, Charles Conine, Don Dingledine, Carl Clyne, Everett Vaughn, Herman Jones, Donald Gleason, Robert Chambers. ROW F Jerry Beard, Donnie Stewart, George Harris, Jim Bob Wheeler, Charles Ledbetter, Phillip Eagle. ROW SDC: Larry Phillips, B1llG1les, Carl Hartman, Thomas Fincher, Mr. R. W. Willis. Vada Burson and Ada Ann Parish are not pictured. - s , i p i Band In Full Swing is Mr. R.W. Willis, director of the F.l-I.S. Band has been directing the band since 1941 . The band practices during second period everyday to give the students of F.H.S. the fine quality of music, which is enjoyed by all. 'ix 1f5 f'ff , it . o i Y. ' i xi 1 'Y 5 5 Beating the band might be done in some places, but you can't beat the F.l-I.S. Band for pep, enthusiasm, and spirit during football and basketball seasons, parades, concerts, convocations and different community affairs . The 45 members of the band elected Everett Vaughn, , President, john Anderson, Vice-President, Rita Timbrook J and Carl Hartman, Librarians . U The F.H.S. Band participates in Fair Day, University Homecoming, Band Banquet, Honors Day, and the Senior members take part in senior convocation. The Band al-so makes trips to Hot Springs, Russellville, and Fort Smith. All state members went to Arkadelphia. This band is our best for the last several years accord- ing to the director, Mr. R.W. Willis. 'Band Travels to Springfield. Dig That Prarie lump' Majorettes: Wilma Lacy, Ruth Ann Huelshorst, Drum Majorette Patsy Poore, Joyce Gardenhlre, Lola Gardenhire, and Louise Phillips enjoy their activities, as one can see by the smiles . Peppers Spirit Games The Peppers, Band, Student Body, and mascots Debbie and Peppy led by six spirited cheerleaders had a busy and exciting year. The food and entertainment was better than ever at the ninth annual Spaghetti Supper honoring Queen Marsha Strickland . The 1956-57 officers are: Donna Flowers, President' Susie Fleming Vice Presrdent, Barbara Boston Secretary Jean Stanberry Treasurer joye Rouse Sargeant A tradttional sight at all ballgames are the members of the Flag Team who carry the Stars and Stripes and the Arkansas Flag Phyllis Campbell Suste Fleming, Lidia Gruden, and jean Stanberry The sponsor of thls year s Pep Squad was Mrs Vrrgtnia Rainwater ROW ONE Carolyn Abney Janet Adams Mary Baggett Nancy Barnh1l1 Carolyn Bird Barbara Boston Lynda Campbell Phyllis Campbell ROW TWO Peggy Cantrell Betty Capps Donna Carter Charlotte Cate Priscilla Conrad Carl Cooper Martha Couch Emily Davis Scottie Dozier ROW THREE Sue Dunlavy Gladys Erwin Iuanrta Fitzgerald Sus1eFlem1ng Donna I-lowers Patty Cray ludrth Grectorv Lrdra Cruden Marlene Hahn LLL fl. 1' 'J' -1-1 t.., 6 E7 LLLL 4 9 .-a er L Y . . , . - . l , 3 , I r - I K ll ' I' U . , . . . . .1 . . . , ef' . 7 F- A ' ' 3 r I A xl ig tix' V wa , if! ef 1 F rv P f' .r S r f' A P T - f- H . r I H . ., 1 . I . . . , - X A 8' Hof yi ' up ' , 7 '13 T ' X rv g X., b f ' W 5 Q I yy F: 'i' -N 'K 2. A X ,fr nl ' A PL. .fr A m Q -LJ r: '3 :. , -1 bf x 1 ' +.. v., ,, sg Us -,. i 1 ,ZW 'Y X ---- Y' X' 1 I S If 5 57 . A G. its f fa 1 if Q? V Ap 5 S g ' 'EL - is '31 S S - , g lr I fl ad ,, a., O 27+ as. 5' A 5 vayfza 1 Ev 'D ,,. ,,. ,, '- '3 6 -a V V Q - s, . - -:sv W5 - er fl Q- ff ' if X ' V ,1 , ALW vs 7' Q. 7, 3- ns N gg 1? .1 4 6 1 :S I- 'pn -v 2' +. C Sl' 41 ' Q- Y ., J X i 'A' 15114 A T A. x If s , L 2 7 , ,M n ,Z . , 4 ,t V 1 ,X ga Y--H ev - T -- x A If . A . .4 JA A 's , S. ROW ONE: Mebane l-larrison, Linda Henson, Jeanette Holt, Marilyn Jones, Carolyn Lewis, Vlda Mae Liles, Jenny Mitchell, Jeannie Morse, Brenda Oliphant. ROW TWO: Patsy Osborn, Peggy Peterson, Marion Phillips, Sally Ann Rose, Joye Rouse, Ibby Schulz, Sara Smith, Jean Stanberry, Judy Stockburger. ROW THREE: Meredith Stubblefield, Barbara Trager, Sara Trager, Charlotte Waggener, Donna Walker, Kaycille Woodruff, Mrs. Virginia Rainwater- sponsor. F.l-l.S. CHEERLEADERS: ROW ONE: Gail Cooper, Patsy Osburn, Martha Couch, Joye Rouse. STANDING Judith Gregory, Donna Flowers. av I W FTA is primarily a service organization and for every hour of service rendered to the school, the member receives points which at the end of the school year are totaled and compared with other clubs in the state The Fayetteville High Club is named the Henry Hotz Club and is affili ated with the State and National Chapters as well as the Northwest Arkansas District Students maintaining a grade average of C or better throughout the year are eligible to 4 long to FTA The members meet in the private dining room every second and fourth Wednesday 1 Polish those apples and be kind to teachers is the f h h theme of FTA s annual Apple Polishing Day O eac mont Today s Andes Tomorrow s Teachers FTA Officers are Edwina. Parks President Pat Cralley Vice Presldent Meredith Stubblefield Secretary and Richard Benson '55, Treasurer L Q' te i' 'jf M 6 cv hn sagm agp , MQMAXJ 4. Sh B. an S-fy' Q vw 14 A xllllar la A f5-O59-q, I I I A ROW ONE Nancy Allen Marilyn Ambrose Naomi Baker Barbara Boston Alice Burt Donna Carter Carolyn Cearley Margaret Cotton and Carolyn Couch ROW TWO Pauline Conley Owanda Davis Diana Deatherage Barbara Duggar BarbaraEdm1ston Pat Eldridge Nancy Farmer and Susan Fletcher ROW THREE Patty Gray Louise Guisinger Ann Hanklns Mebane Harrison Kay Helnrlchs Jeanette Holt Rebecca Hudson and Ruth Ann Huelshorst ROW FOUR C eorgia Jamison Leota Lane Wanda Latimore Julia Layer La Nelle Marshall Iune Mitchell Brenda Olrphant and Marion Phillips ROW FIVE Mary Poyner Marsha Ragsdale Charles Roberts Linda Rowden Mary Ann Sharp Paulette Spencer Mary Beth Teas and Rita Ttmbrook A-' YI. N . . . . --on ' - - ,v A I . . fi T , , beg .. . ' . .j . . f ' 9 4' X .TV 3- , : , ' 5 , ' ' 1 W 51 R 54 3- 0 1 D x x ' T , K g ivvgl ' ' T' . Ili X I 61 3 4 L ,P 2 ,, F - .., l Q . , if- ,lj 'LE' A A 1: F gf rg s in Am, X 2 H sg- ' is Y A A ' X - y ' X A Y, 16 Z2 f ,a -., '-is ,, is 54 XA 1 up A I LT L K K A ' is .4 X -If T , i . 4, V' 5, 6 H, 10' cv Ti 9 3 T gk A ' 'ST' 1 t H as ' . ' P has j , ' N g H K 5 Y 3 S Qs :L lr 4 3 2 . Lg. 'Z is r , V1 ' 7' Y ' X A ,k-., , is ' I k V. . V. , , W CP' gl V ., g 4' K'-s iv . C . Q ' f 4 T 1 -v 1- K- - Q. I 4' 4, ' N 1. K 1 B 1' 1 -Y, A 4 i -.9 -3 , ' , 6 w 1 5, ' A . 12 All .,, ,, 5 0- v Q- .af .ls d- :at t '- .1 C' .5 V ' AX fr' K lit , A ,S 1, sv f ,I - ' tl ,. r ' 5' .4 kf' 1 1 W ' N' ff ' ,V .x .U ' n' -- iv f '- ' 1'-5 ROW ONE: Karen Bond, Judy Brown, Betty Capps, Donna Carter, Robert Chambers, Hardy Daniel, Barbara Duggar. ROW TWO: Pat Eldridge, Mildred Fields, Susan Fletcher, Paula Fugit, Carolyn Gabbard, Patsy Laney, Mary Jane Lane. ROW THREE: Julia Layer, Marion Leonard, Rose Mary Mueller, Edwina Parks, Mary Poyner, Clara Shackelford, Mary Beth Teas. Our Librar -- ' The Wa . 0, Knowledge g Mrs. Chester Dixon, librarian, and Hardy Daniel, president, admire bulletin board given in memory of Miss Ruth Boggs, FHS former language teacher. The library-- a place for quiet f?J concentration. am g ,fre Q4 W7 I m 56X 57 'N' OFFICERS Qrv fi C' Q ef A 'Qc '10 44' 6 A Q- K al Q-1 ' A-.f Q., l L 5, Q 1 1-It ah 3 Y 1 iv in .1 I 11m Bob Wheeler Pete Ienkrns Joe Tom Backus Jodle Crumpler B111Ada1r Alan Beauchamp Paul Berry Joe BISSSII Guy Brown Spencer Brown Mlckey Cain Steve Cummmgs Donnle De Weese Danny DuVa11 Maurlce Easterhng Terry Foringer Wade Hahn hm Hatfreld John Henbest Bobby Hudgens Davld Lehn John Lewls hm Logue Don McGaugh Bob Mmer Eddie Morrlson Fontaine Richardson Weston Rogers Davxd Rose B111 Stewart hm Terhune Robert Thomas Tom Utley Scott Van Hoose Billy Whufxeld Bobby Wh1tf1e1d Ronn1e Woodruff 4 1 QW, . . 'Q Q X ' 5 ' 'ki ... . R to ' A11 ' f - S K D . 5 - . -c:. ' - 1 - -I C- ' 9 ' i. it :L A r A ' ' Q A 3 1 ,K ' 11' I - .i L, 1 2: it . , ,, I y XJ 1 ' 21 1 . w li, M an 1 f 1 w if ' .' I 4 r W' V s Y :L - Y' -B LT 5 Doug Ha11 ,I x 1. S I g ey. xg .41 -3 'g - X JM? 1' Q W' t 1' . I V 5 if 6 A T 3 ' , T V V I ' ,wh fi f- S ii 1 1 K v Q f 4 T' ,cf -' ' ' t -' u, L . MY' X 1 S I Q x li 1 .. I 4' fi! i :- in The Key Club of 1956 57 can be very proud of themselves, as they have put ln one of their most successful years Their Pancake Breakfast was a huge success Agarn thrs year they kept the flag flying ln front of the school and provlded the change box at noon Thelr added accompllshments have been. reseedrng fertllrzing and add I' YOU LOAD SIXTEEN TONS Several members of the Key Club are shown working on the from lawn The work cons1sted of reseedlng fertilrzing and adding soil Next year should bring a green campus TOMORROW - DIETS! This 15 a famlllar scene at the annual Key Club Pancake Breakfast These FHS irls although most of the time are watchmg heir waist lines have momentarily forggtten 1ng sorl to the front lawn provrding safety patrol equipment for the elementary schools goodwill baskets to the needy and selling sno cones from thelr new machlne A pro ject thls summer, Qalthough not completedj may be aiding ln the operatlon of a summer boys camp The FHS Key Club lS fourth tn the district ln partrcipation points Q sf S39 1 GRID DLE IRON PRACTICE Sponsor Wlnborn is flipping the cakes as he takes his turn at the annual Pancake Break fastl . S 1 4 ' f - . K -52 ma E Q -X n I at 41 XX -D ' :fu N gg-, - . . . . s n . ' n 0 1 . 1 J - . . - I . . . . . - . . . 1 n Z' I- . la V. 1 1 ,. z ' A , G '14, ' h K ' -f 4 Q I . , E 6 1:11 ' ' I A KP . t 1 Q . .' ' A .,f- ' . ,W ' - Q rv -4 'V f ., Sw , H H H - vv W I - - 1 I u . I . F H Plays Big Role In Community The FHS chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is a large and an important one More than ever it has strtven to plan for the future ln October the hat buyer of Campbell Bell Department Store Thelma Arford lectured on the new fall fashxons Th1s year FHA was the chatrman organizatlon of the annual magazine drrve with Mrs Bethel Cunningham as sponsor and Ioye Rouse student chatrman FHS was rmmensely proud of the total sales whrch soared over the S5500 mark and of Joye Rouse who handled the drive wtth great efficiency ln November Ioye Rouse FHA Federatton I Vrce Presrdent Altce Burt Becky Hudson Carolyn Ceartey The offtcers of FHA for 1956 57 were ROW ONE and Phyllrs Campbell attended the Fall Federatron Meeting Jamce Black lst Vice Prestdent Iuanrta Fttzgerald Secretary Becky Hudson Htstorran ROW TWO at Sprrngdale For their Chrtstmas project each member of FHA contr1buted an arttcle to a box whrch was gtven to Phyllrs Campbell President Flora Radclrffe Reporter a needy famrly ofFayettev111e A Mother Daughter Georgla Jamtson 2nd V1ce Presxdent and Carolyn H111 3rd Vtce Prestdent Banquet and a party for the 1ncom1ng homemaktng girls were held and the newly elected Presrdent of FHA attended the Leadershlp Tra1n1ng Conference Tomorrow our future homemakers w1l1 f111 one of the btggest roles tn America ROW ONE Janet Adams Nancy Allen Mar11yn Ambrose Naomt Baker Janice Black Alice Burt Phyllts Camp bell Carolyn Cearley ROW TWO CllllOl'd Ann Claye ball Cooper Martha Couch Pat Cralley Frankre Davrd son Dxana Deatherage Barbara Duggar Evelyn Duggar ROW THREE Mrldred Dunlavy Sue Dunlavy Nancy Farmer Iuamta Fitzgerald Susan Fletcher Sharon Graue Patty Gray Cleta Greenwood ROW FOUR Betty Greer Iud1th Gregory LOUISC Gulstnger Marlene Hahn Ann Hankms Brenda Heck Kay Hernrlchs Lxnda Henson ROW FlVE Carolyn H111 Jeanette Holt Becky Hudson Georgra Iamlson Janet Jones Martlyn Jones Becky K1nca1d Elnora Lac key 1? 4. 'O' lo- '21 1-1 cy S 'FT 4' 1' urs E7 '91 ':, 'I 4 'fav- EE n P 7 f 3 nl... AAI -if N-vs W7 L61 4? T' 11 Q o o 1. 1 A Q , , 'D , S. l N 3 V ' J h 3 - K'Z? X-, fl- :Ls 1 ,fy V..- N 2 I Q Y 4 1 U - A ' 'K 1 sa .il f -tv z1aiY!A..L-:nfl S 'F 4 ,cp 5- os. . -Avg 4 5' , .' N ?6- ' - l 'f 1 in A . A 9 Q V 4l,,. G t , , , ws, . ,r,t ig -x gf A gi. Q Ctl 1 Rf. If ig? K iv f H Q! l vf Fw In , S. 2 5 Q f, ge txt . 1- tea- 4 X,.'g Q , I ig . . '4 MT' L 3 ' ,es 4 gg, 'C' iw' L 1 R' , X K 2 . I 4 iff -1 r f 1? x ,:,. 3- :5 5 .V Q, q y as ,N Q av '3 Le. ,W .. ,,, A ' ' f y ...dc s T' - 4 f' af ,MF S? S+? zz. eu. Y? 5 43 'sf sr ' v A I L S Y V2 - f. 2 M Q ,, 36 x 'Q' LL 2? fa G 3 gg ' ,, to ' 'Y Yi f I K .nk- I W . I A I. ln. J D ROW ONE: Roberta Lackey, Leota Lane, Wanda Latimore, Julia Layer, Carolyn Lewis, Martha McKinney, La- Nelle Marshall, Tam Martini. ROW TWO: Layla Beth Miller, Nancy Miller, Jenny Mitchell, June Mitchell, Judith Nutt, Ianice Palmer, Helen Paschal, Peggy Peterson. ROW THREE: Lorene Phillips, Marion Phillips, Saundra Phillips, Patsy Poore, Mary Poyner, Marsha Ragsdale, Vivian Ragsdale, Sharon Richey. ROW FOUR: Ioye Rouse, Lynda Rowden, Carolyn Sexon, Bernell Smith, Virginia Smith, Sona Stephan, Carolyn Strange, Mary Beth Teas, ROW FIVE: Rita Timbrook, Bonnie Tisdale, Delores Tisdale, Barbara Trager, Sara Trager, Laura Watkins, Eva Ruth Widders, Alice Ann Willis. Too many cooks don't spoil this broth. lar 4 To be or not to be a homemaker. xbr L. V, 'N 1 rl .:. Q. ,cv as C if ROW ONE Janet Adams Joe Backus Brll Ballard, Nancy Barnhrll Joe Blssett ROW TWO Cuy Brown Mary Connell Gall Cooper, Emily Davxs Treasurer Donnxe Deweese Scottte Dozter Terry Forrnger, President. ROW THREE: Iudrth Cregory John Henbest Pete Jenkrns Jenny Mrtchell, Secretary Jeannte Morse Emest O Hara Patsy Osburn ROW FOUR Marsha Ragsdale, Barbara Trager Denny Tune Tommy Utley Vrce Presldent Charlotte Waggoner, Kayctlle Woodruff Guldes Answer Calls Of Dlstress Help' I m lost! The Sophomore Guides answer many calls of distress when rn the fall their main duty IS to reglster new students and help them ad Forgetting lines and gettmg t1ckled are all a part of thelr annual convocatlon to present the var tous functtons of other servrce groups in school to Those same sophomores are honored with a party held tn the htgh school gym rn the spring. The party rs usually followed by a gutded tour of the butldrng Entertamment consists of amateur per formances by the talented members of the group ' f' Q . The Double Quartet entertain the student body. Members are: Marcia Perkins, Vivian Ragsclale, Priscilla Conrad, Nola Huckelbury, Peggy Peterson, Martha Mc- Kinney, Marsha Ragsdale, Martha Couch. I I l - 1 l '4 .z. 'Q-u Clifford Ann Claye sings a Christ- mas carol for FHS students, teachers and guests. ' t 1 1 Girls' t Chorus t y I Mrs. Virginia Nutt, Mr. James Benton, second first semester director. semester director. Stars glow as members of the Girls Chorus perform at the Christmas Concert. Thirty-two voices blended in harmony provide the traditional seasonal music. 'N vs S 'N .. .f. 4 . A ' 4 C A A rr -'g rf lil ROW ONE John Lewis President Jeanette Holt Vice President Barbara DeMarco Secretary ROW TWO Marlene Hahn Assistant Secretary Donna Carter Treasurer Mrs L1 C Ellis Sponsor Students Learn B Application One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it should be the motto of the American Government Class as they go about ap plying their knowledge of government in various political fields Under the direction of Mrs G C Ellis the government class has fulfilled a very active program in local civic so As 1956 was election year, the class studied voting procedures and gave a one act skit on this topic to civic clubs On November 6 the class visited the polls to observe the proper voting pro cedures Later in the year, each student chose one CIVIC and one social or political group with which to interne Through this practice they learned the functions Q33 ascend steps 3 toward better Citizenship N- an I of each group and how they are Carrled ROW ONE Martha Alexander Carolyn Bird out II1 Qur Community Janice Black Mary Mae Blackburn fnot shownj ROW TWO Peggy Cantrell jean Etta Cox Barbara one has to first learn before he can Duggar Mary Good ROW THREE Marvin Hoskins apply hls knowledge but the government Layla Miller Edwina Parks Mary Ann Sharp class agrees that it is through application ROW FOUR Emma sue smrth Sara Trager Bllly that they have learned Whlmeld QS' X ' iffkx ig! ' ' al, 4 V X AA A A H l O O it Q-4 b -'S Lx ' ll ' ' ..' as . . . Q V X' . , . g . . 7 - cial and political organizations this year. , ,A , . . ggi? A W , . . xl I X N I n . S-V c K . . . . . . ea il . . . 5, Q' T Is this homework? It is, but in a much more interesting form than slaving over text books and burning the midnight oil. Here, Carolyn Bird is interning at the Veterans Hospital with one of the Grey Ladies, Mrs. J.D. McFarland. Through this practice the students get first hand information and experience as to the out- standing service these organizations ren- der to our community Who has the largest feet? The lucky winners Billy Whitfield and Becky Kincaid received a half day vacation from school and a free show This is just one of the special features in the government class Sock Hop held each year as the class s only money making project The Sock Hop took a lot of planning and hard work for the students but it was worth it in both fun and dividends --10' Get busy Sara What improvements do you think our city needs most? Better park facilities? A Teen Town? More park ing space around the square? Street and drainage improvement? These are only a few suggestions offered by the government class and the student body during a forum meeting last fall sponsored by the junior Chamber of Commerce i Hillbilly or king? Either one looks doubtful as Wade Hahn is crowned king of the Sock Hop by the president of the govern ment class john Lewis Wade was elected king among other candidates representing each class They were Bobby Whitfield sophomore and Larry Phillips junior Each candidate for king presented a skit at the Sock Hop The winner was Larry Phil lips with his presentation of Wyatt Earp better known as Will ie erp . , . . . . . . I ' . I , 1 . . . i l I 1 . ,f ' , . . ., It x . . as .. V -' ht T .y 0 ' . C , I 7 7 I r K. T ' J. . 3 C 7 -.. - - . A Tx 3. av' 8 Lnnf NA lid 4- ' gc 31 'fl QA ,L ?Q v 'xr-v Q-w 'V A .. 'YT it :D v' v. Q., v ,, ROW ONE B111 Adair Nancy Bamhrll Barbara Boston Spencer Brown Robert Chambers Jodre Crumpler Diana Deatherage ROW TWO Don Dunn Danny DuVall Judy Ferrenburgz, Susre Flemmg Wade Hahn Kay Hetnrtcks John Henbest ROW THRLE Jeanette Holt Pete Jenklns Carolyn Lewrs John Lewls Jennx Mitchell Fontatne Rrchardson Mary Ann Sharp ROW FOUR Dawn Stowe hm Bob Wheeler Btlly Whrtfxeld Bobby Whrtfreld Kaycllle Woodruff Ronnre Woodruff Mrs Mary Heflln The 26 Club, an athletrc organtzatlon started the school year by sellmg season football tlckets Flowers were bought for the Homecomlng and Colors Day queens and malds By sponsoring the annual door decorations contest the 26 Club helped to create mterest and splrtt on Colors Day The concesstons at basketball games and Play Day were handled by the Club The decoratlons and programs for the Athlettc Banquet were under the dlrectlon of thls orgamzatlon The offxcers were Suste Flemlng Prestdent B1llyWh1tf1eld Vlce Prestdent Kayc11le Woodruff Secretary, Ronme Wood ruff Treasurer and john LEWIS Courtesy Charrman Mrs Mary Heflrn lS the sponsor Gettmg ready for Frrday s gam '6 Club boys escort Colors Day Royalty lx. s l .F 3 lr lf X A Z' 'Q 4 ' 1 x V f A ' ' ' .I J- ' ' ' Yr' ,, uv y t V Y ,, .-,, -, HJ. ' if ' A pl ha 5 F 'Q ,V 'Q ,' 4 Q 'Q H v- 5, I A ,K N -.,, 1 L N 2 Q ' :ur , Q 41 - t -rr . , V , 5 7 ' . f Q lf lr' ' KX' J 6, N ... .. 0 4 Q fr.. Q n S 5 K bn sa . . - -TL T7 A . r H' 1 , - X t x g , I H r L I Q ,Q , , - 1 Q ,,, - ' ' K 1 5. iv A :L L. , ,. V gb, ,,. L 'T , 'C' Q- K LI , ,Q'f,.. ' x , R f A.. 4 i I : 1 . ' ' ' . Y, . . , I, Y . , 1 I ' I . - , . . . . . . I . . 7 . g . . . , . - . 5 . y , - I : 7 - 0 u I ' ' ' ' ' e. L , . za f y L A ' asa K J A ' Q 7 . L l NH V t A K , A ,V 1 l -, ,V A . h Lv ,X I ., 1 K, -' 4 i H , . 5' rr Candy, paper, pencils, and books are supplied by our bookstore under the direc- tion of the Honor Society. These and other efforts in past years have been exercised to further school spirit. Among these accomplishments, the NI-IS takes pride in the founding of the 26 Club, Book Exchange, Student Council, Honors Day, Sophomore Guides, Colors Day, the Yearbook, Play Day, and Mt. Magazine. This year, members from the group rendered service to the school by selling yearbooks in the main hall. They were re- warded with high sales and a job well done. Honor Society Sponsors Projects F Q .Li , gil ,Lai if 2 ' sv r g .-4 se -ak e - -Q lv fir, 2' lv . sh nil: 'f ,f 2 we if vi - f at M' Lima X ' 0' Q ,, aa-C Q L' rt it as-7' s. A ' 2 'U ROW ONE: Bill Adair, Martha Alexander, Ernest Borden, President: Phyllis Campbell, Donna Carter, Jodie Crumpler, Hardy Daniel, Barbara Delviarco. ROW TWO: Barbara Dugger, Susie Fleming, Vice- Presidentg Ann Hankins, Mebane Harrison, Jeanette Holt, Edwina Parks, Peggy Peterson, Sally Ann Rose, Secretary. ROW THREE: loye Rouse, Jean Stanberry, Jim Terhune, Rita Timbrook, Historian: Ellwood Whitchurch, Alice Ann Willis, Treasurer, Miss Bemice Karnes, Sponsor. Smiles reign when the NHS trophy is pre- sented . Every home room strives hard to gain the right to win the trophy each six weeks period . ,i The objects and aims of this society shall be: The encouragement of scholarship, the develop- ment of desirable traits of character, the provision of training in leadership, and the stimulation of desire for service to others--among the members of this group and in the student body at large QS Q- ufufgw A. til ' .--.. ca 'av 7-.. v- M13 ROW ONE Earlene Baker John Cotton Sh1r1ey Curry Sh1r1ey Dutton Carolyn Hoffman Bertha Jones Dean Lacy Alton Layne ROW TWO Donald Mason Merelene Mttchell Pansy P1erce Tom Pxllungton Paulette Spencer Wlllxam Tunst111 Freddy Warford The Diversified Occupattons program has been expanded this year to include Distributive Educatlon Dlversified Occupatlons deals w1th trades such as auto mechanics and nurse s aides Mr Perry Mock IS the instructor this year and IS domg a fine job 1n gettmg this program off to a new start The students go to school a half day and work a half day f 4 Quan M . if J J fa in-Ma Tf 1 I .pf uiuiuuv-v On The Job Chief Cook? What's for lunch today? Aides to the nurses K, .g Q, , 'wif 1 , ugh., . 3 .gl A V a ,fy 1 K ' N' 4 ' ,I , 'v l f A 'hui M? , ,Q ' iii ' ,. K7 4 ,. Ui. fl 4 N . 'S 2 . f K ,, W-, 1 1 1, ' ,,ns4 1 4 'V AWB-v . ll ,, A 5 Awfully busy! Flower Expert . Bear Brand Girls . Checking the books . :Q E rt as In the Lab. Making or breaking? Lund wig' is Us V 94 'QT el 44 ROW ONE Norman Boles Rosa Lee Bow11n Ann Dudley Marranne Estes Jrmmy Fletcher Gean Gray Joe Hogan Dean Hutchmson ROW TWO hm L1er1y Glen Ludwick Jerry Oxford Eugene Patrrck Gary Roderlck Lola Shoffltt ROW THREE Herbert Wages Herbert Weldon Judy Zander Ruby Gabbard Drstrrbutxve Educatlon IS a new course in Fay ettevtlle Hlgh School thls year Thts course has to do wrth the selhng and dlstrlbutron of goods It IS unhke Dtversrfted Occupaytlons 1n th1s way The students ln this class also go to school a half day and work a half day UPPER RIGHT The DISIIICI Meetrng BOTTOM RIGHT In The Classroom BELOW Flntshing The Float 8.1.3 an... 1 E W .Sl , , A l Q 6 s . Q V . ' , 'K .Y Q--KX : I B E K. g- :Er W . -:- N Q T r V T Rankin' 1 V R - li GX 7. 'fx , 6, I W L. -. C' QW - x af X , ff Af Cn The Job Experienced in mon ey-taking . Supe r Salesmanship . Nose to the Grindstonc . Window Washer. Pill-Pusher No. l. Sacking Man. Real hard worker! Pill-Pusher No. 2. -vw 'Q ...1-' 2 it. ,Nh .. L I u-Jrh EFX K . A Smile And A Helping Hand From The Z wmv 2, 4. J 3 .., wo- C? -1. li- Courtesy Club lx A L Q 'fa - K 4 Q lg, J' 4 pf lf O I It A f X ts Aiml A0 Ach 4 'S 5. . 'cw Q' f- 'Y Ln ' X 41 all 1 4' -Q' in Q 1' Q. I ALAALJ 2 l Z air ROW ONE: Paul Berry, Barbara Boston, Phyllis Campbell, Martha Couch, Steve Cummings, and Donnie Deweese. ROW TWO: Scotty Dozier Danny DuVa1l Paula Fugit Lidia Gruden Jerry Hall and Carroll Hunt ROW THREE Linda Maedor Jenny Mitchell June Mitchell Patsy Osbom Sue Phillips and Herbert Radcliffe ROW FOUR Sue R1ce Sona Stephan lim Terhune Ell1sTrumbo Tommy Utley and Rosalie Van Asche ROW FIVE Charlotte Waggoner Bob Watson Woody Whitchurch Billy Whitfield and Bobby Whitfield New students Joan Garner Jerry Wil l fs Coppage Sue Bronaugh and Carolyn Smith are given a tour of the library by Courtesy Club President Barbara Boston and Secretary Scotty Dozier ls f Q Q Sclence Club LP? teh We Presldent Ellwood Whltchurch Vrce presrdent Donnle Deweese Secretary Treasurer John Bailey '74 t 4 qt. 0' 4,5 as but ROW ONE Steve Am1s Asheley Beauchamp Dems Boyer Ph11l1p Eagle Paul Edwards Wade Hahn Charles Johnson Buddy Kehn ROW TWO Bob Mmer Jrm Noyce Rlchard Reynolds Fontame Rrch ardson Rlchard Reid Paulette Spencer hm Terhune Sponsor W1ll1am S Hulsey Communrty ltfe is furthered by science Every phase of lrfe is connected m some way w1th SCIBHCC Therefore such clubs have been establlshed tn many schools to promote sclence all over the Umted States Thls school IS no exceptron The club has attended many worthwhile lectures on varled subjects such as radio TV and other facets of elec tromcs They also have attended lectures and classes ln glass blowing Mr Wrllram S Hulsey and the offtcers have done therr utmost in promotmg this club and furtherlng the sclence department IH FHS 'C I ff.. Up rn a puff of smoke Several members of the science club and their sponsor look over one of theu' experiments as tt reacts accord mg to plan Wfyr -4 3 ll. L. ' ' V'-D , is l w' , , H V - ... Y I S .8 - f is - ' ' ,a.ff?f., i . ' . . ' v I - I I f'N , r v- . ,Q W K A A Q p, it - .. ,L T R +- ' 'A F k- , . .F 1-71 X -1 . , fb N - .. 9 'VA' 'f' . - X T . l , I -Lf i ' t ' I . 6' I .. I ' t L' Z 3- , ' L. ' 9 . ' ' Q '4 ' .L .1 t -A f ' ' rf -. -- :J ' 4 ' T , 1' , ' 'W K ,r .f R , ,A Sb y , ' p I:-. - X r l A ' : ' I I ' I . I I D D I 1 I I ' I s 1 y ' ' I I I 0 0 I . . . . . . . O , . . . . , . . . - 1 x ' . . I Q A I ., A L ll - Il 3 . j 5 , + . . . I ? I V 1 Student Council -:ug 3 T7 School Leader gm iw mt! As the leadtng organtzatlon of FHS the Student Councll had a successful year Act1v1t1es tncluded the super v1s1on of the Unlted Fund Drtve a dts trtct sportsmanshtp award twtrp sea son a homecomtng party, a teacher s Chrtstmas party the sale of student dtrectortes and pennants, gradmg the parktng lots and sponsortng Morntng Devotlons 'EBM cnnrsrm J Teachers recerve party favors at the SC Chrrst mas teachers party s ,nw FWF? K4 :IA . '70 ROW ONE Spencer Brown Phyllts Campbell Sherwood Charlton Donme Deweese Sue Dunlavy ROW TWO Patty Cray Carolyn Lewxs Ph111p Memert Earltne Oltphant Mary Jean Poynor ROW THREE Herbert Radcltffe Fontame Rrchardson Charlotte Wag goner Joyce Wilklns Altce Ann W1ll1s As one of the promtnent counctls tn the state of Arkansas the FHS counctl was acttve rn dtstrtct and southern conventtons Bestdes betng host to the Sprtng Dtstrlct Student Counctl Conventton the del egates Tommy Utley Carolyn Lewts Paul Berry, and Mrs Grace Lawson sponsor were sent to the Southern Assoctatxon of Student Counctls rn Tulsa Charlotte Waggoner, Donnie Deweese and Phtlltp Metnert w1th Mrs Lawson as sponsor were sent to the fall d1str1ct meettng at Huntsvtlle Ideas were brought back from the conventtons whlch could be used to tmprove the COUHC11 and school SC offtcers from left to right are: John Lewrs, treasurer, Paul Berry, vtce prestdent, B111 Adair, prestdent, Jean ette Holt, secretary, Sally Rose, reporter , , 1 8 ' ,B Q '. M v K 4, -V an ' ' LZ ,,. -2' . - V' Tv T' 1' .. ' t K - l A .. ,P 'fl-fi , X , Q ' 1 i 9 'K ' - 'L 4' ' 'L K 1' ,Q -st .. . . a . . ' 5 ' -- f , - S C gem - ',- vs. . . . as , ' K - - X 1 K. l I 9' 3 ' , . 1 . . . ,C , ' 0 Cm 1 Lg, ' X ...- ,. ' 'I' ' .- ,l- 'C' C ' 'xt-rf ' . ' .: K 1 l . ,V 4, 4 : it ' 5 J t ,Q ML' ' : n I r 1 ' : 7 1 1 . . . . . . I Y l ' n . , : ' ' - ' I I ' . . 7 Q O . 7 - 1 v - Q Q I 0 1 ' Q 1? -..Q X ,. It 5 I J . J f X I ,-- X 5 E L f ! . f '. 1. It l , . e K ' ' . l ,- Nj A 1 A ' 1 ' 5' A V ' L, W, M 1. AM F The Student Council is the only organization to have a school wide election of officers. The represent- atives are elected each semester by their homeroom, with every home room having one representative and one alternate. The representatives are then responsible for keeping their homerooms in touch with what is happening in the council and for bring- ing to the council any information or request from a member of their home room. Alternates are present at the meetings only if the representative is absent. Council meetings are held each Tuesday and Thursday in the student council room. The Tuesday meetings are the regular business meetings and the Thursday meetings are used for discussing topics related to student council and the school. Each meet- ing is preceded by a short devotion given by a member of the council. Council members decorate a tree for the Student Council Christmas Party. Gab session after meeting. in lets L is . ev , , T' T at K Q' s y 'Z T in is , f 1 r 'f' aah., 4- All ar G 2' 1 l ' ,, 'sg H :ins G Ty' . ., N I Q '1 f ' Spring Council, ROW ONE: Martha Alexander, Virginia Austin Carolyn Cearley, Barbara DeMarco, Judith Gregory. ROW TWO: Marlene Hahn, Bobby Hudgens, Becky Hudson, Brenda Larimore, Nancy Miller. ROW THREE: Earline Oliphant, Herbert Rad- cliffe, Richard Reid, Fontaine Richardson, Laura Watkins. Bill Adair presides at a council meeting. , 'X1 Mrs. Lawson, Sponsor, gives a helping hand while the officers are planning a meeting. K2 1 'JUG llxg I 'lla I OFFICE WORKERS The office workers lighten the load of work for our school secretary IN THE TOP PICTURE ARE Brenda Oliphant Lidia Gruden Ernest Borden Joye Rouse and Juanita Fitzgerald BELOW ARE Neita Ann Kincaid Donna Flowers Barbara DeMarco and Jim Terhune Proudl TRAFFIC SERVICE Traffic boys render service to the school and community by directing traffic around the school Pictured are John Kehn Hardy Daniel Ronnie Swan John Anderson Dee Poole and a city Policeman PROJECTION SERVICE: This group serves our school by showing movies for different classes. Pictured are: Larry Bogan, John Anderson, Randall Caselman, Maurice Easterling, Gary Burke, Bobby Williams, and Phillip Meinert. 1. We Se rve SECRETARIES CLUB: The Secretaries Club helps the secretaries of each organization to keep better records. Pictured are, SEATED: Martha Mc- Kinney, Barbara Boston, and Kaycille Woodruff. STANDING ARE: Mrs. Alma Kitchens, sponsor, Juanita Fitzgerald, Jeanette Holt, Meredith Stubblefieldg and Gail Cooper. . - 5 . r 2 z S POSTER COMMITTEE: The poster committee makes posters for display on the bulletin boards. Pictured are: Sarah Smith, Marlene Hahn, Martha McKinney, Gail Cooper, Clifford Ann Claye, Mebane Harrison, Jeanette Holt, Betty Greer, Marsha Ragsdale, Marylen Claye, Leota Lane, Janet Adams, Diana Deatherage, Brenda Heck, and Alice Burt. CAFETERIA SERVICE: The cafeteria workers help the cooks to serve the meals. Pictured are: James Lower Rosalie Van Asche, Sharon Richey, Sue Weible, Harold Van Asche, Paul- ine Conley, Russell Weston, and Jean Etta Cox. ' V A' L 7 - ...M Vic- TEACHERS' AIDES: This is an organized group of teacher assistants. Pictured at right are: Diana Deatherage, Ann Hanldns, Donna Carter, Rita Timbrook, and Miss Velma Hall, sponsor. Below are: Peggy Cantrell and Flora Radcliff. TYPING SERVICE: This group does typing and record work for the office and teachers. Pictured are: Pauline Conley, Barbara Edmiston, Julia Layer, and Mary Jo Schulz. no YOU KNOB ft FIRE MARSHALLS: These boys work with the City Fire Department in helping prevent fires around the school. Pictured are: Donnie Mc- Donald, Ronnie Swan, and George McConnell. xx if- l' ' 21 TREASURERS' CLUB: This club is designed to help the treasurers of each organization keep accurate records. Pictured are: Ronnie Woodruff, Jodie Crumpler, John Lewis, Richard Benson, Esta Martin, Guy Brown, Peggy Cantrell, Kaycille Woodruff, Donna Flowers, Jean Stan- berry, Carolyn Lewis, Mrs. Grace Lawson, sponsor and Alice Ann Willis. PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL: This council is made up of the presidents of each organization who keep track of the school finances. Pictured are: John Lewis, Ernest Borden, Rita Timbrook, Jim Bob Wheeler, Donna Flowers, Phyllis Campbell, Edwina Parks, and Hardy Daniel. D C5 ,qlqv A Q 'X VU N 3 Dee Poole, John Bailey, John Anderson, Don Dingledlne, Rita Timbrook, Joyce Gardenhire, and Ruth Ann l-luelhorst placed in All-District Band. Joyce Garden- hire, John Bailey and Rita Tim' brook also placed in All-State Band. The contest, I Speak For Democracy, brought high honors to two of the FHS students. Ell- wood Whitchurch, left center, received the all school award. Donna Carter, right center, received the all district aw ard. The first day of school. Do You Remember? The journalism class leaves you mem ories of events of this school year, which will remain with us through all the follow- ing yea rs . Ll Hours in the library. The Junior-Senior Banquet. Career's Day Discussions. if ,jv-3, Classroom consultations. .Mg ,4-df -lx ! S 'FV I' Cheese B 1010gy Research wmnmg Color s Day door ' QW? 'W 'EEE' I QQQ H NWS M T Em :Hi CURE M BULLDUCS UNL ANIYS CUHi BACK FUR MORE I - Sc xence ex perlments Would you sxgn mme? Thank goodness another day s over W ...wi , I Q 5 -it n , , x 1 Q f I R . , Y as o , V' ,'..7.v ' n Y r ' ' ' H '.: , , , '!'xf., , .f ,ai Q N - .nfwgh W I Y ' I U . , N I 5 5 . Z , -,mi , , n 4 l .i e , A.. . . , . ' , . S me , Q, r 1 ' 'lx Mk -' A , H- , 1 4? is X- ' T Q W PVJ ll' Q ' J l Y , Y - NJ A ,T ' ' 5 5. The Journalism class sponsors the Amethyst and the junior Times, a section in the local paper. The staff is: SEATED, left to right, Sally Rose, junior Times co-editorg Edwina Parks, Amethyst co-editor. STANDING, left to right, Don McGaugh, junior Times co-editorg Hardy Daniel, Amethyst co-editor, and Martha Alexander, Amethyst business manager. Work, For The Deadline Is Comin '51 aj lk? Q ' HL., Q 'Q 'rrs T ,J 1 L G ,,, . x . K A N X-f . -. K AL x A A V rg S' f.. -L. fl G- Q 3 Tl I -Q 4- . D ' 'L Q ' xi d V ' ' 1 li G . 1 ' ' .1lL . x A V A V Q lr c J G, V if ... n T . 4, 6 4 ' , - L- as J- as W ' xv Q, f , 'J' ? . . ' t E ROW ONE: Janet Adams, Martha Alexander, Carolyn Bird, Ernest Borden, Q Peggy Cantrell, Betty Capps, and Hardy Daniel. ROW TWO: Donnie Deweese, Barbara Edmiston, Susie Fleming, Susan Glover, Marlene Hahn, Mebane ,Qt Harrison, and Vida Mae Liles. ROW THREE: Don McGaugh, Tom Pilkington, - Edwina Parks, Rosanne Payton, Sue Phillips, Sally Rose, and Joye Rouse. ROW , i ROW FOUR: Iim Terhune. Copyreaders at Times' office. The hours of work and worry spent on the yearbook pages were rewarded with satis- faction when the finished product came out. After gathering information for stories for the junior Times and drawing up plans for , pages, the journalism class is convinced ,Mu that journalism is a liberal education in itself. ML, -