Fort Smith Senior High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1953 volume:

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ATWELL, JIMMY ,y -iii ALTSTATT, SHIRLEY AY. ARMISTEAD, BOB ARMSTRONG, M1ssY Latin Club, Pep Squad, Columbians, Pan- American Club, Cheerleader, Sock and Buskin, Girls' State, Student Council, Who's Who, Hall of Fame. BARBER, BARBARA ANN Pep Squad, Al. Cheerleader, Columbiana, Student Council, Junior Red Cross Council, Sock and Buskin. BARDRICK, BILL FTA, Trade. BARNARD, WAYNE Clee Club, AY. BATES, PATSY BEATTIE, GEORGE Key Club, Science Club. BELL, JEANNE AY, FBLA, Pep Squad, Senior Council, Mixed Chorus, Bel Canto Glee Club, Athenians, Office Girls. BARNSLEY, AGEE BASINGER, MARTHA Girls' Sextette. FBLA, FHA, AY, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, BEALL, BILL Key Club, Senior Council, FBLA Science Club, Student Council. BENNETT, BOB FBLA BENNETT, J IMMIE A1 BLANKENSHIP, GEORGE F Club, Graphic Arts. BENOIT, LORA LEE BILELLO, JOYCE FBLA, Senior Council, Athenian. Q RE BINGHAM, ROSETTA FTA-Trade. BIRD, MURPHY Band, Pep Band, AY. ,xg gb BozE, CARRELL Graphic Arts. BRANSON, BETH BRANT, ROBERTA BREWSTER, ELAINE Columbians, Pep Squad, Student Council, BRUIN, AY, FHA, FTA, Who's Who. BOUNDS, SHIRLEY AY, BRUIN, Sock and Buskin Athenian, FTA, Student Council , BROWN, LETA AY, Latin Club. BRUMLEY, DAVID President of the Student Body, AY, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Ushers, Who's Who. BRYAN, FRANCES BREWER, SHIRLEY AY BROWN, GORDEN Mixed Chorus, AY. BROWN, HELEN Latin Club, AY, French Club, FHA, Student Council, BRUIN. BROWN, J O ANN AY, Grizzly, Pan-American Club, Quill and Scroll, Junior Red Cross Council, Latin Club. BRUCE, BETTY Pep Squad, Junior Council Athenians. BUCHANAN, DONALD FTA-Trade. BUCHER, VIRGINIA Mixed Chorus. SihwailK2P.JuuaEfs?ae41H BURKE, SHIRLEY FTA. CALLAWAY, DON Pan-American Club, Sock and Buskin, Ushers, AY, Junior Real Cross Council, Who's Who. CARNEY, CLYDE Band, Pep Band. BULL, PATSY FTA-Trade, Mixed Chorus BUMPASS, TALMADGE FTA-Trade. CARTER, PEGGIE F 41 CASTOR, SHIRLEY W CHERRY, CAROL BRUIN, Y-Teens, FHA, Pep Squad, AY. CLAPP, FRANCES Band, Band Majorette, FBLA, AY. .. CARSON, JERRY FBLA, Band, Drum Major, AY Key Club, Who's Who, Sopho- more and Junior Councils. CLARK, VAUGHN COLE, CHARLES AY, FTA-Trade. COLLINS, BILL Junior Council. COLEMAN, BUDDY CALLEY, NORMA LEE Pep Squad. COLLYAR, ROSE ANN Band, AY. CooTs, JAMES FTA-Trade. COLLYAR, HERBERT Band. COPELAND, JULIA CORBIN, NANCY Mixed Chorus, FTA-Trade. CROW, LOUISE CORLEY, CARL AY, Sock and Buskin, Senior Council. COX, WAYNE CRAIG, CHARLES Sophomore Council, FTA, WhO's Who. CROUCII EARLINE DAVIS, BOBBY DAVIS, CARYLON DALTON, NANCY Pep Squad, FHA. DARTER, REBA GRACE FBLA, AY, Office Girl. CURTIS, BOBBY DOBING, ERVIN DAVIS, EUGENE Graphic Arts. DAVIS, VIRGINIA ANN DEHAHT, MARL1-:NE DICK, JOAN AY, Pep Squad. Pep Squad, Senior Council, Junior Red Cross, Pan-American Club, FTA, FBLA, Athenians. DODD, MARY LAVERNE AY, FBLA, Em-Rose, Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus, Junior Sextette. DOLAN, BOBBY DUVAL, JOHN C. Pan-American Club. EADIE, JOHN Key Club, Student Council, Junior Council, Ushers, Sock and Buskin, Key Club District Treasurer. EFURD, CHARLES AY, Sock and Buskin. FARRIS, JOHN FTA-Trade. ETHRIDGE, ALICE AY ELAM, JANET ESPY, BEVERLY KAAY FARRAR, JUANITA FINNIGAN, CAROLYN Mixed Chorus, FBLA. FISHER, NANCYE F LANAGAN, PATRICIA AY, Band, FBLA, Athenians. FLEMING, SHIRLEY AY, FBLA, Glee Club. ....E... ......B'.AL.'1'.m..',' .L .li ' . FINCH, ROBERT Quill and Scroll, Reporter for FBLA, Grizzly Editor, BRUIN. FBLA, AY, Glee Club, Pep Squad. BRUIN. FHA. FLOCKS, ALTA AY, FHA, Athenians, Pep Squad, FTA, GARRETT, SHIRLEY GIBSON, DANA BRUIN, Science Club, Girls' State, Columbians, Junior Coun- cil, Pan-American Club, Student Council. GATTIS, BOBBY Junior and Senior Councils, Key Club, F Club, WhO's Who, Hall Of Fame. GEREN, SHIRLEY ANN GILSON, SARAH MAE GIST, RICHARD AY. GLOVEB, PHANITA Pep Squad, Athenians, Band, GODWIN, LAWRENCE FTA-Trade. GIBSON, JAMES FTA-Trade. Band Maj oretts. GRAY, BARBARA Pep Squad, Em-Rose. N Go AY GORDON, SANDRA AY, Junior and Sophomore Councils. GOSNELL, JUDY AY, Y-Teens, Gle GossETT, JEAN Pep Squad, AY, Pan-American Club, FHA. INES, PATSY e Club, BRUIN. .Lz1QffI4,mcvIs:a1- -my-,A . I. GRAHAM, MACK FTA-Trade. GREENFIELD, WILLIAM GRIFFIN, BERNETA GRIFFIN, JOAN Em-Rosv. Mixed Chorus. GRAY, PAUL Key Club. Band, Pep Band HALL, NORMA FTA, FHA, AY, FBLA, Pep Squad, Pan-American Club. FBLA, Mixed Cho ing Maid. CRIMES, BOBBY FTA-Trade. ' f:,, A M, ,, GRIFFITHS, DONNA MAE rus, Pep Squad, Homecom- HADDOCK, SHIRLEY AY, Glee Club. HALL, GEORGIA Athenian, Pep Squad, Student and Senior Council, FTA, FBLA, Sock and Buskin, Junior Red Cross Council, AY, Pan-American, Girls' State, DAR Good Citizen, Cheerleader. HAYNES, KAY AY, FBLA, French Club, Pep Squad, Columhians, Girls' State, Sock and Buskin, Student Coun- cil 10th and 11th Grades. HAYS, PEGGY AY HEDRICK, SHIRLEY HEFLEY, SHIRLEY HELMS, VIRGIL KENNETH FTA-Trade. HILL, ROSANNE AY, Em-Rose, Pep Squad, FBLA. HELMS, W. C. AY, Boys' Glee HICKS, JANICE FBLA, FTA-Trade. Club. HIDY, MARY BETH HIGDON, MOLLY HANFORD, HOYT HILLHOUSE, MARY LOU Mixed. Chorus, Em-Rose, Who's Who, Hall of Fame. HINTON, BETTYE AY, Band Majorette, FHA, Em-Rose. HIXON, CHARLOTTE Athenians, FBLA, FHA, FTA, AY, Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus. HOLLAND, CHARLENE HUCKELBERRY, ESTER LORENE Sophomore and Junior Councils, FHA, AY, Pep Squad. HUFFMAN, SHIRLIE HUTSELL, HADLEY Band, Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Council. J AMES, FRAN Pep Squad, Junior Red Cross Council, French Club, Who's Who. JEFFERS, RONALD LEE Graphic Arts. HUNTER, L. D. J HUNTER, PHYLLIS i JAGGARS, FRANCES AY, Mixed Chorus, Em-Rose FBLA, Pep Squad. J J EFFREY, BILL JENKINS, BILL raLwsmm1IIl JONES, CLYDE FTA-Trade. JOHNSON, BILL FTA-Trade. JOHNSON, JOYCE FTA JOHNSON, MARY ANN JOHNSTON, JIMMY KETCHUM, BEVERLY FBLA, Sock and Buskin, Sophomore Council. KHILLING, HELEN FHA, Pep Squad, AY. KEITH, NELDA AY KELLEY, MAX AY Y-Teens, Athenians, JONES, JERRY KING, CAROLYN AY, FTA-Trade. KIRK, RICHARD KNOD, NORMA AY, FBLA, FHA. KUYKENDALL, ANN Junior Red Cross Council, Sock and Buskin, Girls' State, Junior and Senior Councils, AY, Student Council, Pep Squad, Latin Club, Who's Who, Hall of Fame. LA BORDE, CAROLYN KIZZIAR, EMMA GAIL KNIGHT, CAROL Mixed Chorus, FBLA, AY. fi Columbian, AY, Pep Squad, FTA, Sock and Buskin. Pan-American, Junior Red Cross Council, Student Council. KROCK, CURTIS Latin Club, Key Club, Sock and Buskin, French Club, Vice Presi- dent of Student Body, Wh0's Who, Hall of Fame. LANE, JONNIE Pep Squad. LAYMAN, WAYNE LEMMONS, LYNNETTE LESTER, J. D. Key Club, F Club, Graphic Arts, Senior Council. LEAZURE, JERRY AY, .lunior Council, Boys' State, F Club, Key Club. LEMLEY, JACKIE AY, Pep Squad. LEWIS, COLLEEN AY, FBLA, FHA, Office Girl. LITTLE, BILL Graphic Arts Key Club, Ushers. MAGRUDER, BUDDY Ushers, Sock and Buskin. MARTIN, LUCILLE MARIE LLEWELLYN, JAMES M. LEWIS, JAMES Graphic Arts. MCCLEOD, MARTHA AY, Glee Club. MARQUIS, BIRNEY Mixed Chorus MARVIN, HORACE W. F TA-Trade. MATHEWS, LUELLA MCALISTER, MOLLY AY Nw MCDANIEL, J ol: T. MCELHANEY, OTTIS MCGRAW, JANE Pep Squad, FBLA, FTA, Junior Red Cross, Sock and Buskin, Athenian, AY. MCGUIRE, DoN Grizzly Staff, Quill and Scroll, Hall of Fame. MCCONNELL, MARY ANN Pep Squad Mmoows, CLAUDIA FTA-Trade. MCLELLAN, EMMA AY, FTA-Trade. MCMAHAN, SHIRLEY McKENz1E, DoN Latin Club, Mixed Chorus. MCLAUGHLIN, ROSELLE AY, Band Majorette, Athenians. Pep Squad. -XX x 2 J 'SN , aT, LHR., MEEK, CAROLYN t MEEK, ToMMY 3 . MICHAEL, MARYLYN JUNE MIDDLEBROOK, J. D. F Club, Ushers, Who's Who. MEANS, DELORES FTA-Trade. FHA, Athenians, Pep Squad, FBLA, French Club, Junior Red Cross Council, Office Girl. MILLER, GEORGE Boys' State, Senior Council. MILLER, LAE RUE AY, Mixed Chorus. MooDY, JERRY MooRE, BETTY J EAN FTA-Trade. MOORMAN, MARY AY, Senior Council. FBLA, Aiheflianiu PCP Squad. MILLER, TERYL DEANE F Club. MILLER, TOMMY 1 Key Club, Who's Who, Science Club. MooN, ANN AY, FHA, Pep Squad MORAN, DICK Band, Latin Club, Pep Band. MORELOCK, J IMMIE NEIGHBORS, CORENE Pep Squad, FTA-Trade. MORRIS, JOHN Band. MOTT, J OHNNIE MURDOCK, BEVERLY FBLA. MUSTON, DRUE ANN , L O,BAR, REBECCA AY, FTA-Trade. 0,HEARN, GARY FTA-Trade. NELSON, FLORENE Bel Canto Clem' Club, FTA Trade. NORTHUM, CHARLES Latin Club. NOWLIN, JERRY AY. Student Council, Boys' Stale, Band. IA .1 wi OLDHAM, SHIRLEY FBLA, FTA, Office Girl. OLIVER, INA WAYNE ORIGER, JANICE Alt, Cheerleader, Sophomore Council, AY, Pep Squad. ORSBUN, SHIRLEY Bel Canto Glee Club, FTA-Trade, AY, Pep Squad. OVERSTREET, DARRELL AY, Boys' Glee Club, F Club, Ushers. PEARSON, ALICE PHILLIPS, SANDRA Sock and Buskin, Pep Squad, Columbian, PAYNE, GORDON AY, FBLA, Columbian, Pep Squad, Pan-American Club, Office Girl. PICKENS, JODY FBLA, Em-Rose, AY, Pep Squad. PIERSON, ANGELINE ev RAGON, MARY MAROARET POSEY, STATON AY QUARRY, BARBARA LEE N Mixed Chorus. Pep Squad, Junior and Senior Counvils. Student- Couneil. RAILEY, DAVID F Club. Mixed Chorus, Key Club, Student Council. Senior Class President, WhO's Who, Hall of Fame. RAMEY, CHARLES Mixed Chorus REED, DON AY, F Club. Junior Council. REED, EUNICE RAPP, CHARLOTTE ANN AY Sophomore and Junior Councils. REYNOLDS, COLIN F Club. Mixed Choru RICHARDS, SHIRLEY AY. Sock and Buskin, FBLA, Columlxians, Pep Squad, Senior Council, Pan-American Club, FHA. RIPPY, DON AY, Mixed Chorus. Im? ROBINSON, MARY KATHERINE REICHERT, DOLORES Girls' Clee Club. Ross, ELLA FTA-Trade. Ross, RANDALL AY, FBLA, Pep Squad, Columbians, BRUIN Editor, Senior and Student Councils, French Club, Who's Who. RUTH, BILLY E AY, FTA-Trade. SABIN, PAUL Band, Pep Band. SHAKESHART, SUE SHINE, NANKA JEANNE Sock and Buskin, AY, Latin Club, Columbians, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Sophomore and Junior Councils, Hall of Fame. SHIPLEY, SALLY Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Girls' State, AY, BRUIN, Latin Club, Sock and Buskin, Junior Red Cross Council, Sophomore Council. SINE, JOE FRANCES Cheerleader. Pep Squad, Athenians, FBLA, Sophomore and Junior Council. SLOAN, DAVID Senior Council. SIMMONDS, JOHN R. SIMPSON, ANNE Mixed Chorus SMITH, DELORES ANN AY, Clee Club. ffm SMITH, PATRICIA Clee Club. SMITHSON, GLORIA AY SPIIADLING, DONALD Mixed Chorus SRYGLEY, SARAH ELIZABETH Pep Squad, Senior Council, Sock and Buskin Junior Red Cross Council, Who's Who. SMITH, ANNA SUE FTA-Trade. STANLEY, JOY Girl. STANFIELD, RICHARD AY, FBLA, FHA, Band, Band Majorette, Senior Council, Athenian, Em-Rose, Office STEVENS, LOYD, JR. STOVER, Bon FTA-Trade. STUTTS, MARY ELIZABETH AY, Bel Canto Clee Club. SWAIM, HAROLD E., JR. SWAIM, JERRY LEE F Club. STANLEY, JOYCE Tthenian, Sock and Buskin, Pep Squad, FTA, Band Majorette, FTA-Trade. STATON, BRUCE AY. STEWART, J IMMIE AY, FTA-Trade. TYLER, JOYCE SWINK, JOHN D. AY, Mixed Chorus, Senior Council. TAYLOR, MARILYN THOMAS, ANxsE JO Pep Squad, Em-Rose. THOMPSON, BETTY Q., WALDEN, J EFF VAUGHN, GARY VERNON, DOLOREs B. WAKEFIELD, SELMA AY, FHA, Latin Club, Pep Squad. VANCIL, GENE Mixed Chorus. , 21:51 5 5 , WALKER, MARY ANN Columbians, Sock and Buskin, Pan-American Club, Pep Squad, Junior and Sophomore Councils. WEAVER, WENDELL FTA-Trade. WELDON, ANN FTA WEBER, NANCY Em-Rose, Athenians. WEEKS, BILL AY, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Council. WELLS, JIM BILL FTA-Trade. WELLS, NANCY Girls' Glee Club. WINDERS, MARGARET WHITE, DANIEL CHARLES WHITE, ELMA LEE AY, FTA, FBLA, Pep Squad, Senior Council, Em-Rose. WILSON, BILL H. F Club, Senior Council, Key Club. WHITE, RUTH FTA. WILKES, MINNIE LOU Pep Squad WILLIAMS, CHARLENE AY, FBLA, Latin Club. WILLIAMS, GENEVA WILSON, MAVIS AY, FBLA, Y.Tef-ns. WINTORY, MIKE Council. WOLEE, SHIRLEY ANN Sock and Ruskin, BRUIN, Hall of Fame. WOOD, LARRY Key Club, Sock and Buskin, Ushers. Pep Squad, Latin Club, AY, Senior Council, WILSON, JACKIE Pep Squad, FTA-Trade AY, Sophomore Council, Junior Red Cross WOODRUFF, SARA AY, FBLA, FTA, Athenians, Sock and Buskin, Junior Red Cross Council, Office Girl. YOUNG, MARILYN Latin Club, Columbians, Pep Squad, Sock and Buskin, Student Council, French Club, Secre- tary of State at Girl's State, Head Cheerleader, Who's Who, Hall of Fame. WRIGHT, KENNY Graphic Arts, YocUM, CHARLES AY, Mixed Chorus. YOUNG, GAY Pep Squad, Athenians, AY, Office Girl. Woons, BETTY Jo WRIGHT, JIMMY YA'rEs, WILLIAM E AY FTA, Mixed Chorus, 0 IJ Haw X 1 Lichty Tilley Reed Meltzer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR COUNCIL Barker Barton Binns Henderson Keltner Lemieng Randolph Rice Shelby Duncan Coodloe Hale LUUUCY Moore Parmley Stewart Vallery White Wortz 433 Adams Arnold Arthur Bailey Baker, B. Baker. E. Baker, P. Barbour Barker Barling Barnes, C. Barnes, M. Barton Beecham Benbrook Binns Bland Booker Boswell, J. Boswell, N Boswinkle Bounds Brickey Brown Bremer Brewer, H. Bruce Bugg Bule Caldwell Cardwell Carpenter Chappell Clark Clay Coulbs Condren Cook Cooper Cousins Corley Cowan Cravens Crow Crosby Curry Danley Davenport Yifxm .,.,.: g v f E N , l -mv-w ' 'SK as J if ,ga 4. Wk A mx Eg Q F-fi W!!! gps : A ' ,P A 3 V-, g ffl ggi, 314 l 'QQ'- X 4 'SX ,A X 'w Lb -F3 nf vw x K L Q? yn. IRE ! f. Q? 1 I ,ggi 1,5 5 wk rf sg u , Hon Honomichl Hoopman Hurst lngle Jackson Jeffrey Johnson Jones jones, G. Kagen Keltner Ketchum King Kinney Krugh Kruskopp Lasiter Leininger Leming Lichty Liule Luce Ludington Lunney Mack Manning Marlette Marvel Martin Mawn McBride McClain McCubbin McCurley McGee McLaughlin McLallen McNew McNulty Meadows Meeks Meltzer Mitchell Moon Moore Moorman Moreton ff ,Ek 5 'd '-Nl 49 4 A E hx. ff 'HUM-4: iw ,A ,if X. J 'Y AFSFQQ rdf' x, . Smith Speer Strugeon Strettgen Stewart Suddreth Sullivan Swaim Swafford Terry Thetford Thompson Tilley Tittle Todd Treat Vallery Varney Vestal Vincent Walker Wersky West Whatley White, H. White, J. Whittle Widmer Williams Wilmon Winner- Wintory Wortz Wright Yandell York Young Zylstra vi-H 1 I I ,an i E 35. 35 Yi Q 1 A X -I , ,Qs nw? as Nr is A . ig .. Aldridge Baker, E. Baum Bocquin Brown, S. Christy Allen Baker, F. Beall Brewer Buell Claiborne Allison Barksdale Becker Bridges Cagle Clark Anderson Barnard Bennett, A. Brocchus Calvert Coleman Apperson Barr Bennett, B. Brock Carroll Combs Arnold Bass Bennett, Brooks Carson Conway Bach Baggett Bateman Bates D, Biggs Boardman Brown, E. Brown, I. Cawthon Cherry Cook Cordell lxwmmwwwagas Wi ' eff i' .41 +'sf- l 'v ni,iai1 li l 5 vi ' 'us Cox Cutting Elam Farris, E. Frisby, J. Gillespie . .. - - P! Craig, B. David Ellefson Farris, K Frisby, P. Goff Craig, S. Danley England Featherston Furlow Goodman Crane Dean Erwin Fischer Gann Gossett Crawford Dufour Essman Fisher Gattis Graham 1' X Crockett Dunn Evans, P. Floyd Geary Greb Crook Eacret Evans, S. Foster Gibson Greenslreet Sl Crumine Efurcl Farmer Freeman Gibson Gregory dc Gm N gr yr .. ka by X Griffee Griffith Griffiths Groves Gunter Harrison Hart Harvey Hatfield Hawkins Henggn, M, A, Henson, M. N. Highers Hixon Holt Huckelbury Huffman Hutson Ingram Isaacs Jones, C. Jones, J. 101195, N- JOHSS, R. KaYl01' Kirkhart Kizziar Knox Kolb Krone, B. Hall Haynes, B. Hope Johnson, Kenney Krone, L. Hampton Harger Haynes, D. Hays Hopkins Horn Johnston J ones, B Kincannon King Lackey Lea '01 5 , 5 Ledbetter Lumbert Mason McKenzie Moore, M Nation s .:. 4 1 b O,Bar Orr Orsburn Phelps Philpott Phillips Price, P, Price, T. Prince Rapp Ray Reavis Roberts Robinson Rocole Sagely Sallee Sanders S-an Owen Pigg Proux Reynolds Roderick Sangster Patton Peerson Perkins, 0. Perkins, T Pittman Potlridge Potts Powell Pryor Putman Quoss Rainer Rich Richards Richardson Riley Rogers Rose Ruth Sabin Schleiff Schock Schreier Scott aliflJ'l I ,, 'ax 'F L 4 3 V 42,3 2 ,K Secrest Self Selig Sharp Shippey Sleeper Smith, H. Smith. J. Smithson Snow Sparks Spruell Staton Stephens Stone Stulmblefield Stubbkfield Sullivan Tankersley Tatro Taylor, E. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Terrill Thurston Thomas Todd Trimmell Tllggle Turner, J. Turner, L. Wyatt Vaughn Vines Voss Wagner Wallace Ward Warren Watson Wear Wells, E. Wells, S. West White, G. E. White, G. U. White, P. Wilkinson fi in , , , , uf , , 1 Q y W it im!.s.fsz1 fl..1Ea2m Mnwlsr l' K, I Williams, M. Williams, P. Williams, R. Williamson Wilson, A Wilson, J. Windsor Wolfe Worst Wright Yates Yocham Yocum Zahn Zschack few JOHN ANDREWS, JR. DR. THOMAS P. FOLTZ BOARD of EDUCATION RAYMOND F. ORR FRANK BECKMAN SAM D. TRESSLER BRUCE H. SHAW J. W. RAMSEY Superintendent of Schools CRIS D. CORBIN A ssistani Superintendent an nwesmx, 1533: aff -'f:Q,.v L lvf ,er 'ffuq . , . 1EQ .gi' .ai X '?5 9- f'.: r . -,-111. '41 2 ... ... - -k iw, A Il i YL. . I 35, , ,- , , v M . ' iq , is f 'A OPAL HORN Dean of Girls GERALD FISHER Dean of Boys 3,6 3:- RUTH DAY A.B. MELBA FISHER B.S. LILLIAN GIBSON B.S. CLIFTON GRACE B.S.. M.S. EDNA GRIGSBY A.B. ELAINE GROBER A.B. lg IRENE BARNWELL A.B.. M.S. ESSIE BERRY A.B. NORA BROWN A.B.. M.A. KATHRYN BUCHANAN M.S. FRANK CASSIDY B.S.. M.S. POLLY CLARK A.B., M.S. Xi in f . 1 A13- Q.-:L FRANK JONES A.B., M.A. BILL JOE KELSO B.S., M.S. JERRY KLINGINSMITH B.S., M.S. RUTH LEE RUTH LEVY B.S. ROMMY LOVE B.S. CORA HALL GUY HIXSON B.S.S.. M.S. GENE HARWOOD B.S. EVELYN HOLT A.B. W. E. HUNZICHER B.S. WILMA JIMERSON A.B., M.A. DAVID LUDWICK B. S. ETTA MADDUX B.S.. M.S. EDNA EARLE MASSEY B.S., M.A. BEN I. MAYO A.B. HELEN MCCARTY B.S. HENRY C. NICHOLSON BS.. M.A. -7 1 .H f. ,':Li--1L-.!n:u.n..H.!1Ml.'LrwiHnlim -9!f 4 ,X 1 ,.f ?'iY 5 x CLARENCE PARKER B.S. FLOYD PITTS A.B.. M.A. PAU LINE POYNOR A.B., M.A. HAZEL PRESSON A.B., M.A. MARY RANDALL B.S., M.S. MARGARET REAVIS B.S.. M.A. .IO ANN SPEARMAN A.B., M.A. FAYE MARIE TAYLOR A.B., M.S. H. B. THACKABERRY B.S., M.S. JOHN THOMPSON A.B., M.A. MARIE THWEATT B.S., M.S. FANNY B. TIREY B.S. I1fZll1lIl'li VIRGINIA TIDBALL A.B., M.A. LELA VINEYARD B.S., M.S. WILLIAM WARD A.B., M.S. ORA WILBURN B.S.E. LOREN SNOW Registrar ALMA MINYARD Attendance Clerk FAYE RICE VIRGINIA SABIN JULIA HIX I. E. LOYD Clerk Financial Secretary Cafeteria Supervisor Engineer ,H 1 Us'l f':W J-4 5? S PEP SQUAD Jameg Barber Young ,,f' p may Q Sine President Vice President Secretary TVW-Wfef PURPOSE-Promoting good sportsmanship and school spirit, the Pep Squad has cheered the Grizzly boys on to victory many times. Abney APPCISOII Al'IT1StI'0l'lg Artlllll' Beall Becker Bell Benbrook Bocquin Booker Boswell Boswinkle Brickey Bridges Brocchus Brown, E. Baggett Bailey Barker Bennett Binns Bland Bounds Bounds Brewster Brown, J. Brown, R. Brown, S ., Q ff we 1 yy.. ,. I R A 4533 Val' Wa K' SP .. F Q5 ' Y My Bruce, A. Condren Danley Elam Farris, K. Fuqua Greenstreet Hall, N. Bruce. B Conway Davis, B. Ellefson Fisher Gammill Gregory Hamil Buell Crane Davis, D. England Fitzgerald Gilbert Griffee Harrison if Caldwell Cravens Dick Evans Flocks Glover Griffiths Hatfield Callery Crawford Dickson Fant Floyd Goodman Groves, C. Haynes Cherry, C. Cherry, L. Combs Crook Curry D3lt0I1 Dills Dodd DUHCHH Farmer Farris, B. FafTiS, E- Foster Freeman Fuller Gossett Graham Gray Groves, M. Hale Hall, G- Hays Henderson Henson, M- A- QF 1 4172 5 i 5- Q1 - ww S W if B, , Wx FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA Brewster Hall White DAVIS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Historian PURPOSE-To promote people for the purpose of becoming a teacher, to have four years of preliminary preparation plus four years of definite training during college. Benbrook Bounds Brown Flopks Hall Hays Hixson Hoopman Kfllghi MCGTHW Ngvingky Oldham Price Richardson Rogers Rorick Stanley Woodruff Y0UI1g Yandell PAN AMERICAN CLUB Keltner McLallen McGraw DO0ley Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer PURPOSE To help students learn more about the Spanlsh language and Spamsh ssembhes. Bailey Brooks Cowan Dickson Q' 'iv X if ' v 'xv nag 3 M Q if H vi A l fi 'S I mp if xi-'V I ' s Mk 'lf fa: -5?-k' EM-ROSE Gray Griffin' Hi11,M. Hill, R. President Vice President Secretary TTCUSUTCT XPURPOSE-To strive for personal betterment and for the furtherance of culture. Booker Condren Dodd Fuqua Graham Groves Hillhouse Hinton Jaggars Jones Mitchell Moore Pogue Pickens Stanley Thomas Weber While OFFICE GIRLS PURPOSE-Filing, checking attendance, running errands, typing, answering the telephone-they did their jobs efficiently and well. Gann Ingram Jackson Bell Cowan Danley Lewis Meek Newhart Oldham Payne Pottridge Stanley Woodruff Young RED CROSS COUNCIL Phillips Curry Speer Kuykendall President Vice President Secretary Reporter PURPOSE-Service for others, world friendship, fitness for service through health. ,I Barber Hays, P. Meek Srygley Barker Brown Callaway Cravens Davis Gilbert Criffee Hays, S. Henderson Henley James Knight Lunney McGraw Moon Reavis Rice Rogers, H. Rogers Secrest Shipley Stewart Vallery White Wintory Woodruff Yandell FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS of AMERICA Sine Oldham Basinger xBeall Finch. President V ice President Secretary Treasurer RCPOVWT PURPOSE-To create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Abney Arnold Bell Bennett Billello Binns Bounds Brickey Carson, J. Carson, R. Glapp Cooper Darter Davis Dodd Dolan Finmgan Fisher Flanagan Fleming Gattis Gilbert Gosnell Gossett Green Griffiths Hall, G. Hall, N. Hamil EWR, .4 '. fl: s W .mx J Q., 4 'Y f FA 'Wi M' ...L Q gli -Qb SOCK and BUSKIN Shine Corley Shipley Richards Kuykendall President Vice President Secretary-TTCGSUTCT Sgt.-at-Arms Custodian PURPOSE-To instill greater interest in all speech activities and to widen students' understanding and appreciation of the theater. Armstrong Barber Hall Haynes Phillips, D. Phillips, S. Bounds Callaway Ketchum Knight Powers Randolph Wolfe Woodruff Dooley Krock Srygley Wood Eadie Leininger Stanley Young Efurd Fitzgerald Magruder McGraw Tilley Walker PURPOSE-The Stud student body may exp .ff Armstrong Barber BFOWH Crawford Gibson Hall Powell Price Secrest Shippey 4. , STUDENT COUNCIL ent Council is the school's governing body through which the ress its views on students' problems. N fx, Beall Ragon Barksdale Dills Speer Dooley Taylor Hatfield Yandell Kenney Young Q Brewer Eadie Lichty Railey White Brewster Farris Phillips Reed Windsor FUTURE TRADESMEN of AMERICA Cole M arvin Stewart Crimes President Vice President Rgpgrger Sgt,-at-Arms PURPOSE-To provide for the discovery and development of talents and an outlet for them in business and social activities. Bardrick Barling Bingham Bl1ChHI'l3Il Bull Corbin Craig Farrar Farris GibS0fl Hicks Johnson J. Johnson Jones MCLCHHI1 Neighbors Nelson O,Bar 0'Hearn 0fSbl1rI'l Stanley Stover Sullivan Weaver WCld0U Bumpass Godwin Meadows Ross Wells Burke Graham Means Ruth White Coots Helms Moore Smith Wilson FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA BFOWII Caldwell M00n President Vice President Secretary Treasurer PURPOSE-To create better homelife and better citizenship. 5 Sus Arnold Cherry Henley Lewis Richard Basinger Baum B0aI'dI'I1aIl Claiborne Cook D3lt0I1 Hinton Hixson Hlwklebury Marrs McCormack Meek S, S. Richards, J. Stanley Terrill Bounds Flocks Ingram Moon Wakefield Brewer Freeman lssacs Nations Warren Brewster Garrett J ones Nolen Wortz Bridges Hall Knod Price Yocham jing . be 5: isp, my if if ,fi :WH wigs Q R, 4 Sf? W if mf S wx 3 ' 12 ,-. 'J fm, Knight Armstrong Ross Brewster President Vice President Secretary Tyggngurgr PURPOSE-To assist in carrying on the extra-curricular activities of the school to promote Congeniality among high school girls, and to help less fortunate girls Ahney Curry Kuykendall Price Crane Gibson Payne Richards Young SCIENCE CLUB Befill Hiller Willmon President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer PURPOSE-The Science Club of America is an organization spending its time in experiments and constructive study of the latest scientific developments. Beattie Bland Caldwell Denman Gibson Hutsell Rogers TatfO YOI'k PEP BAND PURPOSE-To provide music for pep assemblies. Keltner Miller Adams, Barton, Bird, Buie, Carney, Carroll, Dooley, Gray, Moran, Philpott, Sabin, Scott, Shippey, Stephens, Tilley, Treat, Varney, Wallace, Worst ATHENIANS x Hall Moorman Stanley Bounds President Vice President Secretary Treasurer PURPOSE-The Athenian Literary Society was organized to create the right element of comradeship and to set an example of scholastic ability as well as good fellowship. Bounds Boswell Bricky Flanagan F locks Gammill Hatfield Hixson Jones McGraw Mclntire McLaughlin Rorick Secrest Sine ieall :onway 'lale .ewis Nlovinsky Weber Bell Davis Hamil Lumbert Patton Wintory Bilello Fitzgerald Harrison Marrs Pearson Woodruff Bridges Bruce Combs Glover Graham Creenstreet Ketchum Ketchum Krone Meek Moore Moorman Slates Stanley Tuggle Yandell Young ZSChack USHERS Lunney Captain PURPOSE-To usher at all school affairs. Adams, Brumley, Calloway, Eadie, Hogue, Llewellyn, Magruder, Overstreet Peterson, Randolph, Sanders, Secrest, Wood F-CLUB Reed Overstreet Gattis President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer PURPOSE-To create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Barbour, Blankenship, Dotson, Goff, Goodloe, Hill, Jones, Leazure, Lester, Lunney Meek, Miller, Pitts, Pryor, Railey, Reynolds, Sengle, Swaim, Wilson ALLIED YOUTH Gordon Jaggars SCCTCITGTY Treasurer PURPOSE-The liberation, through education, of individual and society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol. L ,J XSL wzhff Xbney Allen Zarker Barnard iinns Bird lounds, S. H. Bremer Alstatt Barnes Booker Brewer l I 1' Authur Baggett Baker Basinger Bass Bell Boswell, J. Boswell, N. B0UIldS, S. A Brewster Brickey Br0CCl1l1S wr W . iv ,ng jg j Q gi i '-L' .,V'A Q 'N ile I Brown, G. Brown, L. Cherry, L. Clapp Crawford Crockett Dooly Dunn, G. Farris Farris Fuqua Gattis Grover Groves Brown, S Cole Crook Dunn, R. Fisher Gist Haddock XX. LJ fi C frvLa X 1. it K h -iff .S-. fi' Bruce Buell Carson, J, Carson, R, Cherry, C. Collyar Condren Corley, C, Corley, V, Cousins Cutting Danley, L. Danley, M, Darter Dick Efurd England Eslinger Ethridge Farnsworth Fleming Flocks Foster Frisby Fuller Goines Gosnell Gossett Gossett Criffee Hall Hamil Harrison Hart Hatfield ,nr- 'Ee 5 1 A a X CLASSO-ROMAN CE CLUB PURPOSE-The French and Latin clubs combined this year into one club, The Classo- Romance. It is felt that with these clubs combined more students will come to know these languages and customs. The officers are: Armstrong, Presidentg Brown, Vice Presidentg Haynes, Secretary and Speer, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB Brown Ross President Secretary Treasurer PURPOSE-Members of the French Club organized to further their understanding of French customs, language, and culture. f Bridges Brown Ketchum Kirkhart COUIIJS Fuller Haynes Krock Lewis Meek Ward Wonz YOl1Ilg Henson James Putman Secrest W if EN 45- 2? 'kim kv N., 1 ,,,. .. . 7 gg ,. , I WW yas QE: if '16, nf' ,A f. 1 X, ff GRAPHIC ARTS Lester Blankenship President Secretary-Treasurer PURPOSE-To further the interest of students in the art of printing and to keep abreast of modern technical developments in the Graphic Arts industry. Allen Boze Davis Jeffery Lewis Y-TEENS Gosnell Cherry President Vice President PURPOSE-To grow as a persong to grow in friendship religions, and nationalitiesg to grow in the knowledge of God. Little Llewellyn Wright with people of all races, Arthur Baum Cherry Cowan Hoopman Ketchum Ketchum Loy Danley Elan Manning McNulty Wells Wilson Fant Hall Hart Henley Moon Prince Secrest Smith THE BRUIN STAFF Pauline Poynor --- .......... --------...------.. ......... ..- Sponsor Randall Ross ..... .. ......... - - .... - .... Editor Sally Shipley .............. - ....................... Business Manager Carol Cherry ----------------.. ...... --- ................ - Typist Alta Flocks -......-..------..----.. .... .... .... - .... ..-. ..... Typist Helen Brown ................ ...... --....--.....-.. ....... ----- ...... Seniors Judy Cosnell --------..- ...... - ......... .. ...... ---- Shirley Bounds Shirley Wolfe ........ - ................... --.. ..... .. ........ Elaine Brewster Seniors .......-....------,. .... ..------ ..... .. Juniors Sophomores -..--- .... -------....---- ..................... Features Georgia Hall .... - .............. ....... ................. 0 r ganizations Robert Finch -......----- .... ----------- .. .................... Athletics Dana Gibson ..... --- ........ ............. A rti-St PAULINE POYNOR n. O STAFF AT WORK ry- , , --:vw .1-ND cr ww Va' Q, THE BAND Y 4' v BAND MAJORETTES Glover, Hinton, Stanley, McLaughlin, Clapp DRUM MAJORS B111 Dooly Jerry Carson Asa ' - 'L vi. 42 ' V gf I x U 'A an J' , ir be 'K f-.h.'Li1'..a QQ.Ya- vii fr: ,xg ig.: x,L4 1, Oi' X Y as S ff! 5. ... s .,,. 4 A , Ai, ,, , ' 1-'WM 13 A. ,E Q Y 531, fig 39 ,YW f :w:M1v s'? Q 'i f' 1?Y w N 'Q nf V 'wb WV ff Q' as . o . , I ff J Q' J 47, l Z , .IQ Z ly N F, . xi: MTKi1QI,XWV,f. A I R V57 I -' x ...Nw -.,, ,N E - ! Q 3 ,-- 2 2? - W Vg 5 + -1' K V 'W Q. -N gi M 'ik ff Q W, Y., an- ' 59 Y 4 - f. , W 1f' J wg '5 '+V i 1 . ., f JS, A 4 m if v -5.1 Wi? Q Epi x I 3 I G 5 1 K 1 , hw ' Q , A M A W ff Mk . , .M fw ,,, if f ' 4 ' . . 1'.W'Zfl'? 'MES 4- ' J Q . j tb' f ,X dv - fwfk, 1 ll, 7 il ,Y vig f ' Q I 5 y 5 ug f x l A' 7 ' I N 1 3 -P-v NN.. -an-an-...-..-. A 5' 'ru z QUARTER minus? noun 2 '234 N4 5 X E234 g 1 Fla -5 YARDS T0 G0 P- EQIAQ I, . 9 Q Q us? f If , -QQ fv F-me EL . k ga . If E0 J. u 2 ako Q3 5 ,I 'K 4 X 2 ,ibwsumfnw gnu. . QV' 9 , xl-CEI, MIM? x by ,gi t 2 5 , , 4 H SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Coleman, Zahn, Thurston, Nowlin, West, Shipley, Danley, Fisher, Stewart, Gregory Wells, Wilson, Goodman, Gary, Loyd, Sumners, Grantham, Jones, Williamson, Hopkins, Holt Loy, Crook, Second row: Doyle, Evans, McCormick, Taylor, Bach, Quos, Featherston, Hawkins. Gann, Patton Baggett, Bell, Lewis, Scott, Stone, Taylor, Pittman, Turner, Kenney. Third row: Foster, Buell, Henson, Floyd, Schrierer, Murphy, Marrs, Powell, Brown, Orsbum McCrady, Defore, England, Mclntire, Jones, Aldridge, Bocquin. Fourth row: Perkins, Rich, Isaacs, Wagner, Narrimore, Hart, Shock, Orr, Moore, Crawford, Krone, Yates, Ferris, Crane, Price, Lewis, Cherry. Fifth row: Perez, Hall, Brown, Sullivan, Mullin, Pigg, Capehart, Conwhy, Stubblefield, Lea, Williamson, Ellefson, Lloyd, Windsor, Turner, Hefley, Harrison. MIXED CHORUS First row: Simpson, Shine, Bell, Hon, England, Eacret, Brown, Spradling, Marquis, Boatman, Moore, Bridges, Moon, Graham, Edwards, Dodd, Reed. Second row: Miller, Stuettgen, Bucher, Rapp, Jones, Stewart, Posey, Nowlin, Haynes, Riley, Ney, Swink, Barnes, Lemley, Hill, Ragon, Griffith, Thompson. Third row: Jaggars, Basinger, Shelby, Kizzier, Barnard, Lichty, Kutait, Johnson, Efurd, Leininger, Davenport, Moorman, Burris, Hixson, Booker, Cooper. Fourth row: Garrett, Zylstra, Hamil, Griffin, Lunney, Rippy, McKenzie, Cobb, Northum, Reynolds, Ramey, Boze, Secrest, Hiller, Barker, Finnigan, Ferris, Shaver. 1 BEL CANTO First row: Russell. Dean, Bridges, Nations, Wells, Richert, Barnard, Oshurn, Vincent, A., Acuff, Jackson, lngle, Kruskopp, Nelson, F., Fisher, Wells, N., Brewer, Hayes, Brewer, P. Collier. Second row: Martin, R., Smith A., Taylor, Fleming, Manning, Brewer. P., Fant, Selig, Wersky, Dunn, Ward, Eubanks, Warren, Danley, Parks, Vincent, K., Moore, Stutts, McCloud, Bruce, Prince. - Third row: Ward, C., Mills, Martin, J., Allison, Robertson, Crockett, Krug, Viles, Brown, Smith, Richison, Potts, Lackey, Watson, Bowen, Wright, Arthur, McNut1y, Cosnell, James. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ' First row: Malone, Bell, Farnsworth, Suddreth, Stubhlefield, Remler, Fisher, Rainer, Dailey, Hayes Pharr, Brooks, Cunningham, Parks, Shipley. Griffin, Mason, White, Marlette, Weeks. Second row: Reavis, Furr, Ward, Grober, Watson, Lappin, Efurd, Tatro, Fox, Christy, Harger Selby, Kinney, Hope, Martin, Sage-ly, Looper, Vaughn, Kincannon. Third row: Barnard, Overstreet, Nance, Reed, Helms, Wright, Anderson, Secrest, Barksdale Huckelbury, Bass, Lewis, Russell, Ogden, Hawk, Spruell, Brady, Frisby, Wilson, Hogue. . le A BOYS' QUARTET Ililvlityflliilllli. Efurd. NICK:-nziv. Ls-iningvr JM First Semester DAVID BRUMLEY CURTIS KROCK FSHS Student Body President and Vice President Second Semester DON McGUIRE MISSY ARMSTRONG 491 Ta The Eoitor seeing all of beautiful are your beauties Darien, Connecticut Decemmer 22, 1952 of THE BRUIN: Thanks for the photographs. I enjoyed them, and my choices of the three most as follows: ml. Marilyn Young 2. Ann Covey m 3. Janice Origer It has been a real pleasure to guage this year. Thanks for asking me to. Best wishes. ' Sincerely, FSHS Most Beautiful 1953 MARILYN YOUNG ANN covl-:Y Bruin Beauties 1953 mf 1.1:-A k JANICE ORIGER MISSY ARMSTRONG . . . for being cheer leader, for serving as student body vice presi dent, for commendable work' as a Columbian all of us in FSHS will remember Missy. Ps Q? W CURTIS KROCK . . . High scholastic achieve- ment, first semester vice president of the student body, outstanding worker in the Key Club . . . all this was Curtis. BOBBY GATTIS . . . An outstanding member of the Grizzly basketball team and Key Club was Bobby. MARILYN YOUNG . . . Marilyn is known for her pep as head cheerleader, her office as Secretary of State at Arkansas Girls' State, and for her friendly smile. MARY LOU HILLHOUSE . . . Mary Lou contributed to FSHS through her outstanding music talent. ANN KUYKENDALL . . . Junior class presi- dent, Senior class vice president, an active member of Sock 'n Buskin . . . and the Junior Red Cross . . . That's our Ann. l DON MCGUIRE . . . President of the student body, stooge for the football team, and sports editor of the Grizzly . . . Don served as all these. SHIRLEY WOLFE . . . Shirley will be remem- bered for her untiring devotion to our school and her friendliness to all. DAVID RAILEY . . . A popular football and basketball player, and Governor of Arkansas Boys' State was David. JEANNE SHINE . . . Jeanne is a name which means scholastic leadership and Sock 'n Buskin president in our school. X 1 U - D v S . X 1 'S A M 0 D 'Dr Q M W4 K W r, X r v N. A . ., v f 2 1 .,,.l Yi? ll, f A 1 f 1 Best All-Round M086 P0pular ANN KUYKENDALL MISSY ARMSTRONG DAVID RAILEY - o DAVID BRUMLEY X w o o I X I o J Most Likely to Succeed RANDALL R055 CURTIS KROCK is L 'ax 9 mom? Omg lyyww .A,.,....,,,,.....,,. 0. Best Groomed Wittiest ELAINE BREWSTER SARAH SRYGLEY CHARLES CRAIG DON CALLAWAY Best Looking MARILYN YOUNG Ronin' CATTIS W H O 'S W H O M055 Talented Most Intellectual MARY LOU H1LLHOUSE JEANNE SHINE JERRY CARSON TOMMY MILLER 5 r Most Athletic FRAN JAMES TOMMY MEEK SEPTEMBER 5-School opens 11-Marilyn Young elected head cheerleader. Assistants are Missy Armstrong, Georgia Hall, Brooxine Binns, Pat Yandell, Ann Bennett, Sally Shipley, Suzie Pryor, Jo Francis Sine, ,lan Hale, Betty Farris, Barbara Barber, and Janice Origer. 12-Football season opens. Fort Smith-7, Van Buren--0 17-Installation of Student Body officers, David Brumley, president and Curtis Krock, vice president. 24-First issue of The Grizzly, Bobby Finch-editor OCTOBER 6-Assembly-Aristocrats of Song 10-First Devotional Assembly 16-Pep Assembly at 7:30 a.m. 17-Don McGuire wins Going to College 30-Get Your Poll Tax Day NOVEMBER 3-Mock election of state and national officers 6-7-AEA meeting-No school 13-Mayor for a day-David Railey 14-Homecoming Queen Jo Frances Sine, maids, Helen White, Sally Shipley, Donna Griffith and J an Hale 22-Sock and Buskin play- The Man on the Stairs 27-28-Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER 5-Basketball season opens, Fort Smith-4-6, Springdale'-37 8-Smith and Dane's Varieties Assembly 11-Pan American Assembly Christmas scene 12-Vic Damone and 4-th Army Band Assembly 19-5-Christmas Vacation JANUARY 16-Election of Student Body officers-Don McGuire, president and Missy Arm- strong, vice president 22 and 23-Grizzlies defeat Pine Bluff Zebras twice 30-First devotional of the new year FEBRUARY 5-Telephone Company presents assembly 6-Pep Squad mute assembly 9-Key Club's annual presidents' banquet 12-Columbian Follies 1953 27-Allied Youth Assembly MARCH 4-Dutch Duo presents assembly. Tryouts for Senior Play 9-Terry Golden Assembly 26-Key Club Minstrel 27--District AEA meeting APRIL 3-6-Spring Vacation 17-Senior Class Play, Their Hearts Were Young and Gay 24-Debate Club assembly MAY 8-Last devotional for seniors 27-Senior Day 29-Commencement Senior Prophecy '53 In 1963 after ten long years of Republican presidents, I was curled up on a park bench, cold and hungry, when I fell asleep and dreamed that my chauffeur had just driven me to the door of the luxurious hotel, Brumley's Beds-25c, where the doorman, John Eadie, helped me from my car. I registered at the desk where Mary Ann Walker was the night clerk. On the way up to my room the bellhop, Charlie Efurd, told me that the 1953 senior class of FSHS was having its reunion there. Later in the dining room I saw Mary Lou Hillhouse, TV vocaIist, and Birney Marquis, author of I Speak for Democrats seated at a corner table. On the other side of the room Coach Don McGuire and his basketball quintet were devouring shrimp cocktails. Johnny Adams and his Coronetists furnished the music for the affair. He had as his guests, Vic Damone and Marilyn. Barbara Barber and her Happy Hula Girls presented the entertainment. The fabulous million-dollar decorations Qleft over from the senior banquet of '53J were arrangedf?J by Randall Ross and Dana Gibson. All the ladies, gowns at the ball were from Ye Ole Dress Shoppe, operated by Mme. Barbara Gray and Shirley Richards. The seniors who had forgotten how to dance since 1953 were entertained in Railey's Roulette across the hall. Kay Haynes, our dainty little bride-to-be, attended the affair with her prospective victim. We will mention no names. Curtis Krock, famed surgeon, showed everyone he was not too old to cut the mustardu fassisted by Shirley Wolfej . Frances ,Iaggars and Rose Ann Hill returned from Africa after ten years of mis- sionary service especially for the reunion. Don Callaway made everybody happy by making all the checks disappear. About this time, the gruff voice of Policeman Charles Craig said, Move along, buddy, this ain't no place to park, and the dream was over. Senior Class W ill '53 We, the senior class of 1953, being of fairly sound mind, wish to bequeath our few remaining possessions to the juniors and the sophomores. TD Meek leaves his football shoes with the built-in roller skates to Don Decamp. Anne Simpson assigns her know-how of tickling the ivories to Betty Reed and Polly Hays. Gordie Payne bequeaths her bottle of hydrogen peroxide to Susie Slates if she wants it. Georgia Hall departs leaving that Ipana smile to Brooxine Binns. Bobby Gattis leaves his looks to Willard Clay. Lucky boy! Beverly Ketchum endows her ability to charm the male heart to her little sister, Bar5ara. George Miller leaves his flaming locks to Jimmie Blanche Fitzgerald. The '52 Grizzly football team leaves a large economy size bottle of atomic powered pills to the scrimmagers of next year. Janice Origer, after long meditation, announced that she is too fond of the title so round, so firm, so fully packed to pass it on. J. D. Lester, Larry Wood, Johnny Adams, Bobby Gattis, and David Brumley depart leaving their cheerleading skirts to anyone who can fill them. James Llewellyn leaves his tracks on the cinders. Nancy Wells bequeaths those tumbles to Pat Yandell. Bill Wilson leaves his number to Howard Sengal. Buddy McGruder leaves MacBeth and Senior English to any loyal strong-hearted junior. Ann Kuykendall leaves her good hearing and lapse of memory to Larry Randolph. Kay Haynes leaves those letters from U of A delivered by Postman Farnsworth to Patsy Bailey. Joy takes Joyce and Joyce takes Joy. They leave nothing, thank heavens! Jeanne Shine leaves her angelic look to Linda Krone. Jimmy Bennett has decided he can spare a few extra inches for John Luce who needs them. Bill Dooly is the recipient of Jerry Carson's career as drum major. Nancy Weber leaves her shyness to Linda Gammill. Phanita pitches' those high steps and her baton to Martha Lumbert. The last of the Rosses leaves the Bruin and a fond f?J memory of the clan in the hearts of the teachers. Don McGuire, Charles Efurd, Donald Spradling and Charles Northum aren't breaking up their barber shop quartet. Shirley Bounds and Charles Craig have Sandra and Sam to take their places. We hope the above mentioned will be serviceable to their heirs! Q THE COACHES LUDWICK HARWOOD JONES Nm ,,,'.-Sm: THOMPSON, PARKER THE FOOTBALL HUDDLE REED BAILEY COFF OVERSTRI-YET P,xm1Lm' BIANKENSHII First row McGuire, Selby, Ryder, Hatfield, Bates, Barbour, Bates, Blankenship Munford Johnson Moore Sengal, Norwood. Second row Jones, Goff, Meek, Dotson, Cutting, Mack, Desonier, Railey Meek Reed Cousins Bateman Coodloe, Hogue, Moore, Harwood. Third row Ludwick, Swaim, Perry, Leazure, Swaim, Larimore, Douglas Wilson DeCamp Miller Overstreet Matthews, Goff. GRIZZLY FOOTBALL TEAM Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith IN THE RECORD Van Buren .,..,t, El Dorado ,,,.,,, Pine Bluff ,,,,,,, Bartlesville .....,...,,, Little Rock ,,,,,t,t Tulsa Will Rogers Texarkana .,,,,. - .,.. Hot Springs ,,.,..,,,, Russellville ..,.,,,..... North Little Rock Fayetteville ,,t,,,,t.. Subiaco ,.... ,. 4f?535 .wmzb 1.1 ,V . , ft .. 1 -' , gre K gas ,ww :'igT5?Q?f'2 :n I 5i5g,:?,,f,?,g W +P: fl X .5 51 , ,, Q, EE , :.- ..,.V .3 fi, X x W .. ,asf ? f A .- V ' ax q!tgymg5A WW 'X J. SWAIM H. SWAIM Guard Tackle BLANKENSHIP End 3 OVERSTREET End fir :if-'swf-,z MW- 'KST N DeCAMP Fullback M , x X x. , EBM V ., -HN Q ses W f i , RAILEY Quarterback I , GOFF MILLER Guard End S' ,H ml DODSON CUTTING Right Halfback Quarterback SENGEL End REED Tackle .-..1 , x , A 1 qi 'ga -51,1253 .rlnigk N S' -'Sf Qi .JL I Ml: .lv 2111 ,xcpe V X una aff ' 'wgiwfq -S 3 ,L K,., IQ 1, Q MEEK DESONIER Left Halfback Right Halfback 2? J ?mK ? , ,, .,,, ' .V 1, V,.- 5 K , L, 2, ' M3 I A WILSON BARBOUR End Center 33? f' Size. 15 .Aw E' 1 LEAZURE Center Work, Slaves! ,wa .'! fig' .W 37, I 'U 5 Q aw .. ,. fu . 1 f x - lv-143 if 4 Sv 0 Adi C nl if Q -,.:,,.S 4 V af- 1 , -Dv 1 ,. J 4 39 I. .5 I , Lk E -N . L xv 2 'Q my j, !4.?x 5 'E' f 'K QQ- ,J fini 1 :sf wwf 535 J' 3' My I5 'yd 4' if I N -fi' XM ,QM fa M' f 'HS' L, P' 45 lit! O -4- tv r '4. X 1 g. 4 .I 5 sg, 4 .f IQ' an 'fe xt, 45 Bateman, Crisp, Sengal, Lester, Cattis, B. Furlow, Parker, McGuire, Wilson, Gattis Railey, Miller, Atwell, Jones. GRIZZLY BASKETBALL TEAM IN THE RECORD Fort Smith Springdale , Fort Smith Will Rogers Fort Smith Mt. Ida ,,tt Fort Smith Muskogee Fort Smith Van Buren . Fort Smith El Dorado , Fort Smith El Dorado . Fort Smith Fayetteville Fort Smith Pine Bluff , Fort Smith Pine Bluff . Fort Smith Van Buren , Fort Smith Little Rock . BASKETBALL B TEAM First row: Moore, Lancaster, McKenzie, Griffith, Cottingham Second row: Welton, Groves, Hill, Garner, Hayes. Third row: Reynolds, Pitts, DeCamp, Barr. CRISP Guard RAILEY Guard JONES Guard MILLER Guard FURLOW Center LESTER Forward BATEMAN Guard N.-Ds ATWELL Forward B. GATTIS Forward J. GATTIS Forward SENCAL Forward WILSON Center GRIZZLIES vs POINTERS The jump CHEERLEADERS First row: Young, Armstrong. Second row: Pryor, Binns, Yandell. Third row: Shipley, Bennett, Hall, Sine. 35,3 Q., A A Gram , wily .Mig , . f, .K K K , if ' , A '- W . X ' ft, if W ' rg 'AM' 5 'S ' , as . f' K , . i at ww. ' .off 35 f wowrq A f ,,,. ,Li if Q ,r 6, 'if 1 ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS Hale. Farris, Origer, Barber HOMECOMING ROYALTY First row: Helen, Queen Jo, Linda, Sally. Second row: Donna Mae, Ian. Lindals not interested . . . yet! I crown thee Queen ,I H LBU K The stage crew Must be funny I . ll Not very posed The band tames a wildcat Inmates of locker 3604- Q 5 Growing girls need lots to eat! s fo fb 4 wh V 4 Armstrong types 80 Q hal Ringer l High school variety time Ain't this the cat's pajamas? Hmm. something's missing A motley crew l The gang and their moll f ' skx Larry, Jo Ann, and Norma try to steal the limelight ui. . 1 3' P ,. . A royal secret No comment Making a wooden leg? Which twin has the Toni? 5 1 2' , an The busy 19665 He must be doing something Miss Poynor, the slave driver Test day ,ii . And he said- Swing your partner! m Who skipped assembly? .wie The outdoor girls at Lake Wafford ASW' JP The three musketeers Not serious, we hope We pause for breath Oooh, Vic! H ll an ml x. 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