Flippin High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Flippin, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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CONNIE MILUM Class Reporter Football Basketball F.F.A. HERBIE DAMERON Class Vice-President President Student Body Football F.F.A. PATSY WILLIAMS Class Treasurer Basketball F.H.A. JIMMY STEWART Basketball F.F.A. Gronts Tomb - New York First Row, left to right: G. E. Estes, Betty Hurst, Van Gibson, Elaine Burris, Kenneth f Campbell. Second Row, Mary James, Arthur King, Betty Padgett, Junior Seowright, Sylvia Linck. Third Row, Bill Henry, Pearl Parker, Jack Stratan, Kathrine James, Lawrence Cunning- ham. Fourth Row, Retha Merchant, Edgar Cole, Shirley Harbison, Edsel Finley, Velma Kirk- land. Fifth Row, Keith Treat. I 'lentil Cjladi First Row, left to right; Noel Pongle, Sylvio Rosamond, Chuck Sanders, Ruth Foley, James Stucks, Connie Burris. Second Row: Virginia Beal, I. Done Ott, Joan LaForrest, Lewis Blackburn, Patsy Lee, Doyle Link. Third Row; Archie Huddleston, Kathleen Hurst, Ralph Berg, Grace Osborn, Tom Henry, Joyce McCracken. Fourth Row; Wanda Pangle, Hal Hurst, Jean Johanson, Bruce Campbel, Mary Parnell, L. G. McCracken. Fifth Row; Delano Damron, George Wilkerson, Bobby Johnson, Lemon Wil- liams. Holl of Fame - New York FRE5HmEll ■ First Row, left to right; Lavonne Carroll, Edward Mitchel, Helen Moore, Fray Hillhouse, Frances Hurst, Bob Hurst. Second Row: Ray Pierce, Ruth Miller, Bob Jones, Connie McBee, k .ninniinrnin Dole Vandzant, Lena King. Third Row; Christine Evans, Willard Smith, Wilma Cloyburn, James Smith, Shirley Smith, George Balieau. Fourth Row; Ranny Drew, Mary Rea, Fay Pierce, Wilma Wiley, Sidney Jenkins, Kristeen Green. Fifth Row; Barbara Moore, Cleo Hamilton, Shirley Jefferson, Patsy McGowan, Wanda Beal, Linda Foley. Sixth Row; Nola Morgon, Patsy Graham. Jefferson Memorial - Washington, D. C. £i(jlttli Cjlabe First Row, left to right; Harold Treat, Dorothy Bagley, Jack Cecil, Eva Hurst, Lowe I Marchent. Second Row; Modiyn Rose, John James, Nodyne Wood, Frank Padgett, Sue Flippin, Gerald Hurst. Third Row; Jimmy Ross, Eunice Goatly, Hal Hurst, Joan Huddleston, Billy Parker, Laura Hamilton. Fourth Row; Stella Parker, Clarence Beamer, Guila Goatly, Hal Johnson, Joy Sanders, Luther Ward. Fifth Row; Robert Tiger, Reola Davis, Sammy Stovall, Martha Henry, Fred La Forest, Willadean Rose. Sixth Row; Dorthy Estes, Norman Jones, Frankie Keeter, Fremon Moss, Clarence McKinney, Kelly Ott. Seventh Cjlade First Row, left to right; Gerald Zimmerman, Bessie Beamer, Russell Erich, Mary Stoner, Harl Lairmore, Demoy Burris. Second Row, Janalee James, James Toy, Glenda Sullivan, Jim Pangle, Sylvia Bevans, John Petrick. Third Row, Paul McCune, Berta Cunningham, F. W. Kirkland, Juanita Johnson, Dole Trivitt, Lou Goans. Fourth Row, Martha Rorie, Delwen Osborn, Cleta Cunningham, Bobby Tickle, Kathryn Smith, Harold Flippin. Fifth Row, Hubert McCracken, 11 la joy McBee, Billy Jefferson, Peggy West, Claudelle Tilley, Lois Deakins. Sixth Row, Gerry Graham, Bonnie Hopper, Wilma Ott, Joan Miller, Kathy Green, Herschel Beavers. Mrs. Mi Ium - Teacher First Row, left to right; Selwyn Wood, Emma Blackburn, Don Treat, Glenda Parrot, Gary Merritt, Etta Yocham. Second Row, Nina Clayborn, Wallace Leavell, Jane Green, Bill Kelly, Fanny Burks, Jimmy Jefferson. Third Row, Walter Reed, Shirley Williams, Hubert Parnell, Nancy Beal, Sam Foley, Earlean Merchant. Fourth Row, Shirley Sisney, L. G. Hawkins, Pearl Padgett, Jim Williams, Buddy Henry, Miles Pangle. Fifth Row, Harold Nanny, Nancy Dewey, Kenneth Knopp, Gerry Hurst, Jim Maples, Jesse Warren. Sixth Row, Anna Lee, Homer Hamilton, Norma Lairmore, Joe Parker, Dole Smith, L. J. Treat. Mr. Stevens - Miss Chaney First Row, left to right; Nancy Nowlin, Marlene Wooten, Jerry Morlock, Lavonne Ott, Keith Hurst, Adelia Hurst. Second Row, Bobby Pangle, Donald Davis, Francis Carrico, Lawernce Downes, Judy Lo- Forrest, James Morlock. Third Row, Patty Wilbanks, Shirley Tilley, Burnis Stoner, Shirley Cunningham, Richard Miller, Wilma Pierson. Fourth Row, George Bunt, Johnny Mognuson, Barbara Copeland, Richard Davis, Ada King, Clifford Pleasant. Fifth Row, Parsy Beardon, Jearildine Hurst, Donald McCracken, Karen Wood, Ronald Beamer, Ruth Lack. Sixth Row, J. B. Dewey, Stevens, Marlene Padgett, Shirley Foley. '-fcutfh ijjtb Cjlabes Mr. Hicks - Teacher First Row, left to right; Larry Harbison, Marylin Ott, Marion Avey, Yvonne Beal, Richard Sanders. Second Row, Joan Smith, Fred Ward, Laverne Smith, Pat Henry, Catherine Hodge, Tony Stinnet. Third Row, J. B. Briggs, Jean McCracken, James Stafford, Pearl Bailey, Bill John- son, Edith Friend. Fourth Row, Koty Treat, Gaty McNeal, Alta Bunt, Jerry Wood, Gary Hill, Arlene Warren. Fifth Row, Harold Marbery, Essie Woods, Walter Cox, Evolu Williams, John La- Forrest, Blanche Wilbanks. Sixth Row, Wilma Tilley, Paul Tygert, Patsy McFarland, Fred Campbell, Doyle Dennis. Mrs. Lock - Teacher First Row, left to right; Bobby Goans, Ruthy McDowell, Lonnie Cunningham, Kathleen Cox, Doyne Bailey, Patricia Hillhouse. Second Row, Gwen Evans, Harvey Trivett, Earllean Nix, Kenton Treat, Deloris Trivett, Wayne Wilson. Third Row, Doyle Hurst, Patsy Carrico, Pete McCracken, Betty Ann Burks,Bobby Treat, Mary Alice Phillip. Fourth Row, Polly Shipp, James Ray Martin, Lola Hurst, Jimmy Sisney, Dora Mae Stewart, Carol Dean York. Fifth Row, Charles Huddleston, Marvin Knopp, A. M. Goatley, Earnie Gene Nanny, Sammy Seawright, Corlis Kirkland. Sixth Row, Milton Routt, Joel Marlock, Dean Green, Tommy Hilburn. Mrs. Kizzia - Teacher First Row, left to right; Della Hurst, Tommy Hopper, Sharon Miller, Roy Deakins, Kathleen Smith, Jimmy Flippin. Second Row, Paul Treat, Anna Davis, Michael Stohlmiller, Davita Nash, Pat Blake, Doris Beard. Third Row, Geneva Jones, Bobby Hurst, Connie Harris, Murphy Yocham, Lillian Mahon, A. C. Phillis. Fourth Row, Frankie Ward, Shirley McFarland, Robert Morris, Johnny Morlock, Connie Avey, Larry Wise. Fifth Row, Kenneth Bailey, Eugene Damron, 3obby Tilley, Donald Lack, D. L. Goatley, Roy Mahon. Sixth Row, Kenneth Stafford, Mrs. Kizzia, Gerald Haynes. T'hild Cjiade Mrs. Mortin - Teacher First Row, left to right; Charles Cunningham, Carolyn Long, Ronnie Erwin, Judy Leavell, Jerry Ott, Carolyn McNemor. Second Row, Dorothy Balleau, Glen James, Lonene Davis, Johnny Stafford, Maxine Hurst, Harvey Morlock. Third Row, Gary James, Carolyn Jenkins, Lloyd Treat, Norma Jean Moss, Douglas Sanders, Glenda Hicks. Fourth Row, Alberta Zimmerman, Kelly Hudson, Maxcene McBee, Mickey Wood, Sandra Dewey, Henry Clark. Fifth Row, Ronald Flippin, Donna Sue Moore, Gerald Wood, Billie Ruth Martin, Jimmie Dewy, Mary Mendenhall. Sixth Row, Ellen Smith, Ralph Wood Jr., Raymond Pangle, Richard Cramer, Mrs. Mary Mortin. Mecone) Cjlade Mrs. Johnson - Teacher First Row, left to right; Vida Moore, Danny York, Lois Parrott, John Foley, Bonnie Sisney, Maxey Nanney. Second Row, Raymond Frame, Gussie Stoner, Kelly Hurst, Joyce Morlack, Carl Flippin, Daine Hill. Third Row, Kathryn Hurst, Leroy Russell, Mary Kizzia, Joe Allen, Sharon Bailey, Billy Morris. Fourth Row, Larry Duggins Winnie Clark, Jerry Beavers, Catherine Friend, Bobby Hudson, Jackie Owens. Fifth Row, Bonnie Tilley, Wanda Beard. Second Cjlade Mrs. Ellis - Teacher First Row, left to right; Loretta Martin, Donald Crawford, Joan Hopper orrest Sailor, Sharon Cunningham, Truman Mass. Second Row, Howard Mahon, Margaret Hamilton, Errett Nowlin, June Haines, Doyle Jones, Vesta Higley. Third Row, Nellie Sanders, Cecil Clayborn, Joyce Clayborn, Lonnie Merchant, Liuda Carrico, Darrel Flippin. Fourth Row, Collin Zimmerman, Geraldine Ott, A. G. Lack, Nina Davis, G. D. Burris, Sharon Terry. Fifth Row, Linda McGowan, Edward Williams, Sibyl Cox. filst Cjlade Mrs. Smith - Teacher First Row, left to right; Patsy Dewey, Danny Williams, Arlene Jenkins, Larry Ward, Charlotte McBee, Kenneth Marelack. Second Row, Billy Wood, Sally Bland, Harvey Cunningham, Edith Downs, Hal Terry, Marlene Burch. Third Row, Patsy Hamilton, J. D. McGowan, Myra Newcomb, Dewaine Pine, Reba Lack, Garry Ward. Fourth Row, Leo Hurst, Collene Frame, Herman Huffman, Lyndall Pleasant, Jerry Hopper, Ruth LaForrest. Fifth Row, Jimmy Bailey, T. V. Smith, Rita Ott, Alfred Pine. 'f ild Cjlade Miss Sotterfield, Teacher First Row, left to right; Gerald Woods, Judy Sanders, Jimmy Sonders, Marilyn Harris, Robert Matthews, Joan Evjns. Second Row: Marlene McBee, Terry Goatley, Twyla Osborn, Harold Tolliver, Judy Hicks, John Boice. Third Row; Dona I Hotalling, Marilyn Graham, William Balleau, Carolyn Seawright, Leroy Williams, Wanda Hightower. Fourth Row; Janice Mickley, Garry Seay, Betty Claybom, Doyle Smith, Sammy Henry, Joe Pace. These lovelies ore none other than the Bobcat Cheerlead- ers. They are striking a Daisy Mae pose in the upper-right corner. Individually, Shirley Harbison, Captain, Bessie Beam- er, Dorothy Estes, and Mary Faye display some of their, if you will pardon the expression, talents. But let's not forget that this quartet traveled to every game to cheer the Bobcats. That never-ending spirit deve- loped into a symbol of enthusiam, on the part of the student body, to support their team —win or lose. Now it is the school's turn, to do a little cheering for the Pep Squad — you were wonderful I Mount Rushmore, South Dakota National Memorial Queen lilacs Flippin High School proudly presents these lovelies as the first football queen, Patsy Williams, reigned over the Flippin — Hickory Ridge game. She is accom- panied by her maids Helen Moore, Russelline Wood, and Patsy Lee. Sylvia Linck, one of the maids, is not pictured. White House Washington, D. C. RCTIUITIES I J ' dO A o stijM Ut, ih ft O ') ■ Ai O, (■ o - 2 ft 7t- d rf. 12V ft ft f!¥ o.s r ft ft £.ht £ 4 v Oft i ■ ill n ✓ ni ft ft ft ft tjf ;. 2 IK (Li 9 « ft ft ft ft ft ft n ft ft fKft i ,: a j- 'i s w m Mr. Stevenson, Vo-Ag Instructor, not pictured. . % The top three were tops in any league: Connie 6 feet Burris, Patsy Lee, and Retha Merchant. Mr. Good News Tonight Lynn gives Connie the word on what to do with Lead Hill. Three guards that were the best in the circuit according to Bruno are; Wanda PO for Delrio Pangle, Nola Morgan, and Grace Osborn. This sextet was largely responsible for the 26-13 record winning second in the county tourney. It was a great season, gals I Virginia Beal, guard, saw a great deal of action doing a good job. Helen Moore, forward, played her best game a- gainst Snowball in District competition. Velma Kirkland, guard, was a constant thorn in the oppositions' side. Talk about being up in the air ... that's Retha on a free toss. Sylvia Slivver Rosamond, a hard working guard, Mary Parnell, forward, and Barbara Moore, guard, are promising material and have shown a great deal of improvement. Nola, PO, and Grace are to be back next year so watch outyouall. Joyce McCracken didn't get to do much guard- ing but she certainly kept morale at a peak. Helen, Connie and Pat make a fine scoring trio. Of course, they will be back to win for Flippin. Helen is laughing because Velma has her finger in count- ing ribs or tickling. Nice white shoes, aren't they? Mr. Lynn gives the word as Joyce sleeps and Helen glares at the photog. Pat Williams and Chris Evans not pictured. w' v The Junior Bobcats had a great season in the win column which included the Pyott tourney and second in the county. The starting line-up includes: George Be au, Nub Beamer, James Smith, Bobby Hurst, and Jimmy k ss. Three of the starting line-up will play senior ball next year. Hal Johnson, scrappy sub, has one more year with the kittens. J. W. McGowne, Faye Pierce, and Ray Pierce will also join the senior circuit. Jack Cecil, short but scrappy for- ward, will remain with the juniors. Out of the last eight games in the season, the juniors lost two, both in tournament competition. In the senior circuit, winning the game was secondary. Despite the fact that the season ended with one win over Mt. Home, the boys always mode a good game-of-it. Pictured on this page; James Stuck, Connie Milum, George Wilkerson, Wally Beamer, Chuck Sanders, Edsel Finley, and John Wilbanks. The senior team will lose six players via the graduation route this year. They are-. Connie Milum, Wally Beamer, Herby Domeron, John Wilbanks, Harvey Parnell, and Jim Stewart. Pictured onthis page; Herby Dameron, Ranny Drew, Har- vey Parnell, Van Gibson, G.E. Estes, and Jim Stewart. CONNIE MILUM Fullback LEAMON WILLIAMS Halfback CHUCK SANDERS End G. E. ESTES Quarterback JAMES STUCK Halfback GEORGE BALLEAU End Flippin 7 Barton 52 Flippin 0 Hazen 47 Flippin 33 Hickery Ridge 0 Flippin 12 Hickery Ridge 12 Flippin 6 Mt. 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