Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1947 volume:

THE PIONEER OF l947- VOLUME EDI PUBLISHED EACH YEAR V4? 1936sz 674M HAMB U RG H IGH SCHGDL HAMBURG, ARKANSAS DEDICATION To Mr. James R. Clark, a scholar, a gentleman, and a man of untold worth to WWVIm-Aam mvmmmmmmmmm-mu.mu-.-m-..- . ... . Hamburg High School, we the Senior Class of 1947, with much respect and friendship: dedicate this volume of the PIONEER. SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Pioneer of 1947, may you merit the same degree of reverence from all whose privilege it is to view your pages in years to come as the truly great pioneers of America. receive from its loyal citizens. It is my earnest desire that you be a true picture of the student life and activities at Hamburg High School during the school year of 1946-47. May you portray some of the high ideals which the student body, the faculty, and the patrons hold dear. May you always be a source of pride to each one who has labored so faithfully in making you possible, and may you be a fountain of joy to all who are represented in your noble pages. Sincerely, Hal J . Kennamer 'wr. IFW ; . 1- Sponsox Mr. Iames R. Clark Qz'meeb 5354;? W s David Sawyer s .s Editor-in-Chief Martha Alice Ford .. .. Assistant Editor Billy Brown .. , V Associate Editor Muriel lean Riley . . . . Business Manager Gwen Barnes .................. Assistant Business Manager Patsy Kelley .. . . .7 . .......... Art Editor Elizabeth Swan A ................................ Feature Editor Eva Iean Riley .. . . ........ Assistant Feature Editor Trezy Watson s . ................. Sports Editor Mary Frances Chcprhsls. ........ Assistant Sports Editor Elizabeth Duckworth . 7. Photography FACU LTY PRIN. IAMES R. CLARK MRS. MERCIL BANKSTON MRS. B. I. RALEY MR. IOHN IETER MRS. FRED GREESON MRS. W. T. HIGGINBOTTHAM MRS. HOGAN ETHERIDGE MISS MARIE GREEN 1- FACULTY MISS DOLLY PIERCY MISS OLIVE SMITH MR. IOHN ARNOLD MR- JOHN STANFORD MRS. GLENN ATKINSON MISS PEGGY BEUN MRS. ROY SAWYER MRS. c. C. YOUNG SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .............................................. David Sawyer .I . l'l mK Vice-President . ........... Munel Riley ' Secretary ............................................ Dorothy Dunn - . b Treasurer .............................................. Ehzabeth chm 41:, , , Reporter A. Martha Alice Ford 531 3. .4 SENIOR CLASS STERLING ATKINS MAMIE DELL ARRINGTON EUGENE BURGESS BETTY BARNES DONALD DEGGES FRED ETHERIDGE MARTHA ALICE FORD FAY GILES NEWTON HAMMON GLENN HOLLIS JAMES HOBBS EUGENE KELLEY HAROLD GENE KITCHENS IANE IOSEY w CECIL NORRELL BETTY POUNDS PATSY RUTH KELLEY OLIVER MANNING WM- BILLY RALPH NAOMI RICKMAN CHRISTINE BURGESS LA VERN BINNS w MARY FRANCES CHAPMAN BOBBY CARPENTER TOMMIE MAE CARPENTER MARTHA BESS CULP DOROTHY DUN N ELIZABETH DUCKWORTH MURIEL JEAN RILEY EVA JEAN RILEY LOIS SHELTON CHRISTINE SANDERS DAVID SAWYER ELIZABETH SWAN W CORNELIUS WATSON TREZY WATSON Renee Patrick Margaret Burgess AS ' .DUinshe LRERQgeV Th d the HFre 9 mos Shmcm ECho , Ctivity t enjOYGbIe Q w...u.r-w -... :unulnrlwn nwun :m. -- mum in-Ibh -. wm Ava... .. -... nut l - u 'nl'tll-xm1.n.x'i -x L lw. 1n lnlm Mxrl- . .l n l tum lmmn 5'on Lu Sybil lM-lxl, l l P , l CA Ii Alldll '.x d. :0 lcu H xlcnv Uurmll. ; 021m cult. .Mm sex in lllc senior class to 1? I s . .. s 3. s 3.:1 l'if Ei'lz'tsletler w 5:23: class to Vlold u i mucmhh' MWMMM a :Ww-dduy-uw '1 '. . H H, S. to Bobby Riley. erle Kinndrd. : lph Higginbotham. .' y to Willie Earl Murphy. l the Honor Socioly to Molly ; I will my Winnin smile to Harry Ferguson. i '3 lullu Alice Holst: i . 1; Ubillly to Donald While. '; 353m? to Capture- '1 man solidly Fault: : fu 1 313;! 'mlh the vmmen to luck CHI: 2 .' g ; -:: f - 841?: Will my beautiful hair so Charlit- Mm: lum . l' J' :1' nah, 111 my lohn pUYne ways to Bllly lionrla. 1' Betty Pounds, Will my Be ? Grable ways to Jackie fzmn. I' DGWd Sawyer, Will my place GS presidcnl ol t'l : Mum ':lI1:;:: l0 lnwwrunl'u Carter. LNaomi Riels, lRickmcnl Will. my ability to net nmnigd lo Nlnnnn lVl'fllllllll' I, Cornelius Watson, will my Charles Atlas physique to William Cnlvnnrm. LChrisline Sanders, will my place as soda jerker m the Druq Stop. tn lur'llu nght. IlTheZY W050 : Will mY place as captain of the football team to Bill; M'ul: Watkins. 1, Renee Johnson Patrick! will m I, Conrad Pennington, will In I, Eva Iecm Riley, will my pa I, Lois Shelton will my abilit I, Christine Burgess, y talking ability to Beatrice Miller. Y Winning smile to Doyle Coody. th to the post office to Aline Vaden. Y to 96! by to Carrie Mae Stell. . Will mY ability to cut and curl hair to Leola Slreeter. I, Ellzabeth chm, Wlll my shapely legs to Florence Sweneey. WWWVROUHIJWWVJWrJI;HLEn Iran my I a : - .II'JI W u'J t l mli; wan tmntmwwwzml N m UBQWWW .MN I !. MIMI' ' 'lu .1 , 7,! , . 7 , ' ' ' ' . ,,. . ,. , .,u,. , . 1,, 1'1'J 5.11; .Ml .. . c . .. . . . IJu-mw: Iv r, l-. r r: :22-' 2 r '. a 7 . ; . . th': pluht, Jluqum: 1 , ,I .- bum, C'sz... t Gwen 171!.m;';, 1':'.1':.'.. Donald Legg: . . Fred Ethenugv- L211; ,2 , .' , MUN;UII:' E. ' ' yr '1!.' t t x t t station KARA - . - Elizabeth Swan has just '.-.':: me .:....- title. . ng little Patties. Christine Burgess, beauty operator for M-G-M. Martha Bess Culp, hula dancer far :1 night club 17 t hill. Christme Sanders, manager of the Hamburg 13-3; Cc. site: 5: 2:22;: years of practice. Harold Gene Kttchens taking Eddie Contor's pic: in the :zt'rLes. Lois Shelton. secretary to the president. Oliver Manning publishing the Ashley County Leader. Muriel Iran Raley. working. in the GOLDEN pcpcsm .i e: e: e Cectl Nozzcll on :2: the cotton gin at Portland, Arianeas. tint Ivan R1101: 11m: scvoral t'Brooks't in her- back yard :3'.-.'. Btlly Ita'tpit xacrknm in Springfield, La. and raising a ' tho stdo hum: ' Nnomt Hiols Rickmun, art edttor for the Saturday Evening Post. Betty Sue Pounds, secretary to the Governor of New York. G. P. Riols, teaching school in Alaska. Patsy Kelley owns her own studio in-Houston, Texas, and draws every- tlunu. David Sawyer, bringing up the rear in a battalion of West Point Cadets. Cornelius Watson raising chickens at Pugh. Trezy Watson has finally taken over Watson's Hardware Store and mar- ned his dream girl. Conrad Pennington, Principal of H.H.S. La Vern Binns, happily married and living in Crossett. Mary F rances Chapman, raising a football team of boys. Icme Josey, reporter tor the Kansas City Star. Martha Alice Ford, last seen on the Magic Carpet going to West Point. Elizabeth Duckworth lives in the Williams servant house now. tDue to the housing shortcget. Dorothy Dunn,tec1ching public speaking in South America. msm bmuwmu - u WW... hunk W... - 20, f. fg Billy Bonds Evelyn Boyd Billy Brown Evelyn Bunn Mollie Brantley V ioIa Blocker William Coleman Doyle Cocdy Lawrence Carter Mary Courson Sybil Deal Louis Gene Garret! lack Gee Ralph Higginbotham Iulm Alice Hobbs Ham! Honeycutl Dorothy Kelley Merle Kinnaird Lucille Knight Charlie Mae Lair Robert McClerkin Marion McDuffie Beatrice Miller John Myers Iohnnie Reddin Bobby Riley Charles Sivils E i l Edith Powell Came Mae Stell Icekie Scott Leela Sneeze: O c:cl'm Strickland Iezze Lee Tulle: Aline Vader; Betty Ann Fonta- Ellir; Holland Oran Blake Billy Watkins NO Pictures: Florence Sweeney Ruth Ann Huffstetler DOncdd White Jerry Cook Hurry Ferguson Cornell Kelley A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .. ., . .. . Ib Ann Gulledge, Lois Venlers Vice-President . . , . Billy Lessor, Carolyn Blanks ' f..- Secretary-Treasurer V. . . V V once Wells, Sue Riley Reporter . .,. . . . ,, ,7 Marie Moorer, B B. Palmer SOPHOMORES David Sawyer Bessie Bell Senett Effice Smith once Stanley Pauline Sullivan Clifton Tucker Wilhe Tullos once Wells Billy Joe Wheat David Whetsone Bruce Williiord loe Mack Sullivan Donald G. Ieffers Kathryn Hobbs Lois Ieun Venters Sadelene Burgess No Picture Carolyn Blanks SOPHOMORES Johnnie Mae Iudkins Dellczene Kellum Morgan Ir. Kelley Willie Claude Kelley loan Kennamer Billie Iecn Kinmard Royce Lcngford Billy Lessor Nancy McCarver Dorothy Marie Mower lumen Mormon Pqu y I 11:71:;omr: Horace Glenn Noble E. B. Palmer Donald Pennington Harrison Ralph Evelyn Ray Addie Sue Riley SOPHOMORES Norma Bennett Billy Bierbcum Martha E. Blackmcn Nannie Mae Blocker Willene Bozemon Andrew Burgess Betsy Burgess Jayne Burgess Ralph Carpenter Helen Carter Albert Chapman Bobby Ioe Deal Mary once Denton Doyle Giles Jo Ann Gulledge Charlene Holland Ed Howie Bobby Gene Iones l '.. inf ? ' ll I'll: : ,rj I President , 7. . . V 7 Donnie Knight, Betty Venters Vice-President . . . Betty Io Stell, Joyce Hargmves secrethY-Treasurer Marion Lee Grim, Helen Godfrey Reporter . . . ., Vaneta Winstead, IOGUne Dunn Elizabeth Abbney Ioe Akers Roe Akers Jerry Barhczm Carl Barnes Bobby Bonds Billy Boyd Bobby Brown Charlotte Bxerbaum Bobby Iane Blaine fargxe Craig Robby Carter L'l-m; Chapman Hwy Cimpumn Lune. Coleman IL X1 01d Deal 'l'hmndzz chqcu Ionnnc Dunn Gordon Lee Ford Helen Godfrey Marion Grim Billie Joyce Hargrcves Connie Harris Nellie Huffsfetler FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Billy Ioe Haney Annie Ioe Higginbothclm Betty Mae Iames Carolyn Kilcrease Robert Kelley Ierry Kinchelc-e Don Knight Ruth K Knight crcthy McDonald Lester McDougcld Lela McDougold lam -3 Martin GEI'H: Miller Elm: Mormqn Donald f'mkth Ann P131010 Iar-k Pmmrk: Imoqt-m: Powull Nancy Pryor Frank Rawls Olidia Hickman Olivia Hickman onne Riley Douglas Sipes FRESHMEN Farrell Sivils aetty Sxell Willa Dean Swan ftzm Tiner ;. 0:: Warner Randall W atson Layton Wells Bobby lean White Ixmmy White meood W iihamson Vcneta Winstead Jonme Sivils Iohn Maxwell Bessxe Morman Betty Venters No Picture Gctrvis Brown JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL ' SEVENATH GRADE Mr: GlianhglAiizimcn MISS Olive Smith EIGHTH GRADE Sponsor Mr. John Ieter SXTH GRADE $XTH GRADE Sponsor Mrs. Irby Byrd EES . a-u u ..u . . .. . In A! Sponso Mrs, Cecil 1 FNTH GRADE Sponsor Mrs. Frank Johnson Mrs. Bobby Pilgrim FOURTH GRADE Sponso Mrs. Bernice I FIRST GRADE 1:: PRESS CLUB Mr. Iames R. Clark Mrs. W. T. Higgmbotham JUNIOR RED CROSS Mrs. Fred Greeson . Sponsor HIGH SCHOOL BAND C Young s. C. Direcna M: JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Miss Mary Riley, Sponsor ciIBa nksont Spon UN IOR MNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Olive Smith, Sponsor ;-- ...-x aust- SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. Merci! Bankston, Sponsor : 7 ' 3:3 JUNlOR DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. Glenn Atkinson, Sponsor Miss Marie Green, Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMER'CA Mlss Molly Piercy, Sponsor . '19 w. i3: FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Iohn Ieter, Sponsor B U L C H . 4 R m .., U .53. r, . E... 7. . .. I ,aV k ! 4 HONOR STUDENTS Valedictoncm YDorthy Dunn Salutatorian Gwen Barnes x Donald Degges Oliver Manning A WHO'S WHO I l 307 Most Beautiful Giil r Gwen Barnes Most Hcmdsom David SGZVY 7 m m $ 1'ljx t:xiiiffl. , Cutest Girl I- . , -- ., . Tommie Mae Carpenter l .3 '3- ' ' ' .' l l I K I Most Popular Boy Most Po ' . pulcxr Glrl Fred Ethendge Muriel Riley WHO'S WHO Most Versatile Boy Oliver Manning Wittiest Boy Harold Gene Kitchen Withoxt Girl M'HHHI Ahw- YUM Most Athletic Gir1 10D Mamie Delle Arring A M6st Athletic 80 Fax Giles : ' M . . '5? mm. ' X ! . r J. ,j x: - mvw't wf' ' Ralph Carpenter, Trezy Watson, David Sawyer, Billy Wutkmu, Eugene Burgess, Thad Duglas, Clarence Busscll, Edward Home, lack Gee, Don White, Billy Boyd, Billy Bierbaum, Fay Giles, Oli- ver Manning, Martin Kustrine, Bobby Deal, Bruce Williford. IEIW' t 1 -n WWW Mme summi- ammo. .28. mt: .1 eh : - usb- 5'? nuil-hhutdws-JWNN t ?Z 0 flag ?a Mme, '1 he Hamburg Lions started the football season by playing Monticello Watson made the only score for the Lions in the third quarter. The game ended with Hamburg S-Monticello 72. The following week Hamburg met McGhee on their own field. The first sccre of the game came when Sawyer received a pass from Watson. In the third quarter Sawyer tallied on another pass. The try for the extra point was good The last score for Hamburg came when Watson plunged the line for six points The tinalscore was Hamburg 19-McGhee 37. Hamburg played Dermott the next week, losin'g by a score of 19-7. Wateon e te Sc'.-. .'er who scampered 40 yards to hit pay dirt. The converston - .Vatsent ated Portland 31-19 for the only win of the season. Sawyer rs and in the last minutes of the third quarter he suffered 'atscn scored three' touchdowns and in the opening min- . quarter received a broken nose. Hamburg the following week and carried home a victory 21d Watkins were outstanding Watson and Sawyer were up because of injuries. re out on the short end of a 52-7 score in the game played Fly .9. Sussell made the lone tally by a spectacular run of 55 er made the extra point with a line plunge. .Watson, Sawyer 2-:ere absent trom the line-up 33-. . :8 Hamburg met the Eudora Badgers. Scoring on a long zzve mmtues ot the game, the Eudora Badgers went on to 17:. Lions 26-0 in an afternoon ot heavy min. In the last frame or and Watkins alternated in steam rolling the ball to the ' ' t. turd hne but were stopped on atumble. txtrzno was played at Lake Village with the Lakeside Beavers. : 1.10m: aqain suffered defeat of 38-6, Watson making the only 'xizt- to: the I 1011:: The Crovsatt Eagles outtought the Hamburg Lions 26-13 in a Thanksgiving 1X21. name on the, local field. Crossett hit the pay dirt early in the contest on a zurw .mtt tmgnn by an end run. Both times they made the extra point by run- mm It nvur Hamburg opened up in the final half with a smashing attack that gt xwod tltu ball on Crossett's 45 yard line, interference with a Lion pass rg-mvcr set up the play for Hamburg's first tally, which cam'e when Watson plowed over from the two yard line. In the last quarter Watson passed to Car- penter, who ran 55 yards to the one yard line. Carpenter then plowed through center for the touchdown and Watkins hit the line for the extra point. f f FOOTBALL QUEEN AND MAIDS Nancy McCarver, Betty Venters, Gwen Barnes, Muriel Riley, Evelyn Bunn. I,? S -- - FOOTBALL QUEEN .J .. 'LL- BARHFL Forward-Gilels Cefxter-SGWY9T Forward Higginbothczm ?;Mkaghaa Gucrd-Watson Forward-Ferguson nil - m-- undama- uunln in! SENIOR BOYS' TEAM Starting the basketball season with onLy two letter men back, the Hamburg Lions ended a very successful season. Twenty- games were played during the season, but only nine were won. With 7er good coaching from Coach Stanford they defeated Crease?! 5:: the County Championship. Sawyer and Wctsomwere U D l t tn 0 O r. the A11 County Team. TW: weeks later Hamburg was defeated by Monticello in the ;st:i:: Tcurnamem. The starting players were: Watson, Sawyer, Fergusen, Gzels and Kelley. Substitutes were: W. C. Kelley, Car- 'ngznbczham, Rogers, Holland, D. Giles and Bobby Riley. JUNIOR BOYS: TEAM l'izo tumor boys kept up their fine record by defeating Foun- :1::; H11 ; and Crossett in the County Tournament. Knight and 1:0th were placed on the All County Team. A tow of the Iuniors are ready for a position on the Senior Squad next season. The Iunior squad included Knight, Boyd, Barnes, Brown Sivils, Pounds, Dunn, Barhcm, Pinkston and Carter. A u....... nu...-..a-.-..Q..N...-,, Guard-Ccrpenter Forward-Burgess Guard--Arrinqton Forward-Kelley MWIWWmWw-MHWMMWW IWWWWM SENIOR GIRLSi TEAM The Senior girls continued their fine record which has been kept for a number a years. The girls played twenty games, win- ning eighteen and losing only two which were lost in tourna- ments. The girls defeated Portland in the County Tournament and received the County Championship Trophy. Kelley. S. Riley and Courson made ihe-FJI County Team. The girls were defeated by Tiller in the District Tournament at McGhee a week later. Carpenter and Kelley were placed on the All District Teami After the resignation of Mrs. Fred Greeson the team was coached by Miss Peggy Belin. JUNIOR GlRLS' TEAM The junior girls basketball team, led by Captain Pistole, hdd a very successful season, winning all the game: played and tuk- ing the County Tournament, Ann Pintole, captain,- Iuynr: Inlay and Betty Venters placed on the All County Team. Playing on the Iunior girls team were: Pistolc, Riley, Powell. Godfrey, Tener, Venters, White, Winsteod, M. Kelley, C. Kilcrlvrxn, A. Kilcrease, Walden, Mac Donald. The Hamburg track team of 1946 included Watson, Sawyer, Riels, Meyers, Carpenter, Boyd, Riles, Burgess, Brown, Chapman. E The track team went to Monticello and entered the District x-- a . Track Meet. The runners that placed hrst and second places an tered the State Track Meet at Little Rock. They were Watson. Sawyer, Meyers, Riels and were accompanied by Manager Nutter. . ; L..-H-. .- '5' CHEER LEADERS arr Irv IAN A Th9 Cheer Leader: Were elected by the student body I'IMH the tenth grade Sue Riley, Bessie Bell Serrctt, mm the uluvrrnlll grade, Dorothy Kelley, CUFOlYn Strickland, from twelfth, Murlt'l M Riley, Christine Sanders, :1; H fx- 5 XI... The Cheer Leaderc attended 011 the games played by the J Lions. They also decorated the goal post each game the Lions played on their home field. The football players appreciated the support given them by the Cheer Leaders. Captain of the Cheer Leaders was Muriel Riley E . . .. e at'zM-qz' DAILY CALENDER September 2-School begins. September lU-Clcss Officers elected. September IZwSenior rings came Everybody happw. September 13-? irst football game with Monti- cello. September 17-F.F.A. and F. H. A. organized. September 24-Ioumalism Class visits Leader Office. October ll-Seniors present assembly. October lB-Dumus football game here. October. 25-Warren football game there. November l-Annucxl pictures made. November 7-School out for teachers' meeting. November l4-Seniors order caps and gowns Betty wins 50d. November 15 Stcmps Baxter here benefit went to V.F.W. November ZB-Thanksgiving football game Crossett won 26 to 13. Also eveL-ry one met Harry. December 2-Parw at Swan's. December 12-Football banquet. December lS-Senior party at Duckworth'S Martha Alice lost a sock. December ZO-Basketball season opens with Crossett here. Billy Watkins presents Mar- the Alice 0 pair of socks. December 23-School out ior Christmas Holi. days. December 3 l-First snow. Ianuary EFExams. January 10-McGehee basketball game here January 28-Stcr City basketball game here. February V-Muriel and Elizabeth S. leave school to attend ball game. February 8mGirls lose hrs! game to Tiller. February 1449mm in annual room. Thanks to Martha Alice. February 17-Dcvid starts advertising Mom cmd Dad . February lB-Mcrtha Alice becomes a refined young lady. February 19-Elizcxbeth goes to town she free again Februcr1,20, 21--County Tournament, Ham- burg won all. February 27-District Tournament, Kelley and Carpenter make district team. February 28-431mm; birthdcy, Annual staff patty, March 4ETrezy and Gwen walk home with I. D- March 6-.Crossett gives assembly pruqrum March 7---fjemorr; get report from board about new bus, droopy bunch, March 13 Serum Dramatic Play, March 14-- A. 31 M. present uzzrzmnbly plr'wram. March 24-? Basketball party. April 24 -Scnior play. May 1- Junior and Somor Bunqurst May 2mF.F.A. Banquet. May 15--Graduation, everybody hllppy. May ZO-HURRAY!!! School is out. ' Trezy and Owen always fussing. 'Itne Sennrs getting excused to work on the qnnuczi. Ehzabeth Swen and he: gum chewing. . 1 ' L - w wcd :erscnahtv ' W x ' x L'cnd V10 1 1 . 1 A . x v letters; 3:3ka dCU'D'IP dating ' - twi': vuzztzrid for football season next nu qlwdfxrt .xuiw: to Band Clinics. mel ru-vvr :ttxll a minute. Wm Ihnv and Mumarot, the perfect cousins ll 1' and Betty Ann. Ihtim and her taped glosses. Dori: Faye and her household chores. Minnie Faye and her winning smile. Miss Belin and her darling ways. Mamie Delle always helping people. Tommie Mae and her giggling. Betty Maye James and her clothes. Harold Gene and detention study hcxll. Tenny always talking about her fellows. Mrs. Hick always planning parties. Betty Barnes and her horse. Mrs. Atkinson and her personality. Mr. Clark always working. James Hobbs and Patricia Farmer. Dot Dunn always studying. Lois Shelton playing teacher. Mr. Stanford and his good sense of humor. Lois Venters and her figure. Sue Riley and her hair. Dorothy Marie kmd her blue jeans. Mrs. Haley and her pretty eyes. Mrs. Young and her band. Billy Mark the handsome boy of H. H. S. Seniors and the Elite . Betty Sue and her perfect typing papers. Durango Kid's notes flying in Speech Class. Billy Ralph always copying in English. Donald Deggs asking lane for dates. Martha and Elizabeth and iheir two-some. A... Faye and his love for sports Mutt and Ieif-known as Ir. and loan. Hess and his way with Mrs. BankstOn. Martha Bess and her pretty hair. Renee is a lady now. Mrs. Etheridge and grade school. iperiodi Miss Smith and her good method of ?chhing. Mr. Kennamer and his good humor, Miss Riley and the Glee Club, Mr. Ieier and his softball team. Donnie Knight and his brown eyes. Billy Bierbaum and his car ienough soidi. Eugene Burgess and his missions Iohn Meyers and his T. model horni Jerry Barham and his voice. Cornelius Watson and his brogUe, Muriel and Tennie fighting over David iMuriel woni. Students rushing to the lunch room as s a the bell rings. 00 as Mary Edith and her job. Maryfrances and Vaughn Monme, Sybil Deal and her ability to play basketball. Patsy Kelley always drunk Uending likei. Ted Douglas and his broad ShOUlders. Iocn Kennamer and her beautiful Voice, Carolyn Blanks and her way With cially Sportyi. Tommie and her maroon car iclwu ditchi- men iespe- YS inc Eva lean and her ride: to school. Billy Rogers and Carolyn Kiicrease. Dot and her fellows. Don and his manners. Bobby Riley and his dry sense of humor. Billy Brown and the Iumcr Class. Bessie Bell hauling the cheerleaders in her car. Bobby McCierkir. and his way with Mr. Stan- ford. Mary Courxn ithcxt pretty girD enough said. Betty Venters and Donnie Knight Wiilene Eczemcn and her dcncmq. Martha Bess Ions: and her Hhubbie Ncncey and those big, beautiful eyes. Glenn H0111: and hi: girlfriend. Donnie Ieifers m Speech Clan: izny no morei. Ralph Hick uiwdyz; pixiterin'i pimple Ioe Mack and hi; iankrz. Aline and her freckles. Ruth and her watch Lucille and Frederick Florence and her baby way: Evelynif Boyd and her xinqi Beatrice Miller and hm nmwrulmr- VUl Elizabeth, Muriel, Tommie and Bully 'liW'Ylii 1n trouble together. Ueltoxsi Mr; Clark and his bad cold. 4123 gfffi COLD DQINIM CANDY 1 Manme-y MILK 94mm ICE CDEAM CIGARETTES v?xAkwaWWW in 117m TUDENW DADADKE Wzdgngm Wm YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME WWW PQOPRIETOQ BQUlN CAMPBELL DADIOS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCEY FARM IMPLEMENTg 'quO N E .206 TA QT OUT LIFE RIGHT WITH THE AMOUS NAUONALLY KNOWN LlNES WE SELL NUTTER MERCANTILE COMMNY W4M$7g I4fmra farm: at? me ?zzwng WHTEQN AUTO MIDUATE WIRE PHONE 2 7 417524sz HAMBURG COMPLIMENT Qag Ww1gifwgf INSURANCE 8- Bouo; or ALL mun; WWW $ 417441 COMDUMENW OF THE' OMMMCLE giz66 msumzomAM , . mama MMDANY MA W , INTEI3NAT10NAL mmommzo moo HADVESTEII CO. HAMBURG, ARKANSM HAMBURG, A QKANIM WMDLIMENTK 4 8? 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