Harmony Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (Camden, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

C The Semor Class of Harmony Grove School wmsh to dedxcate th1s annual to our Parents Below are the names of our parents If It had not been for them we could not have reached thxs hxgh pomt 1n our 11ves By then' wxllmgness and cooperanon all along the years we have flmshed hlgh school and we are thankful to them for all they have done for us Not one of us wxll ever be able to repay them for thexr txme and efforts spent for our educatxon and future The ded1cat1on of thxs annual to them shows some of our apprec1at1on for all they have done Wuumwslff ZLWL 77'pv.afvwL7rzfw WR Qzflfild- CB MA, 7714 Gnv6g77VM1C0 ,ww 77nAfdfn,ftafJf71fQ,ZZ4af,-na., 50.5 afmZWiA.4.,5dl4f f' ml MLM f???M'M' 77 amJ9nw,fm! 77-J 77744, 721 6' ff'-3141 55111 hmfraiildiugg-Xasiary W75r9 -L bn ,uf 9,0-U Zaiaiaw if iff MM af wmpmdwfmczfd 0-6- O UR DIRE C TORS Clyde O'Del1 Frank Wlllxford Pete Kennedy B111 Germann .Tohn Albrxtton 2 f - Q -1-f WM may Je- 'ji '. '. . , y-,ge -A .L . . T 'D M ,Q .y . 1 Q Q KT MRS MALOCH Born m Webster parxsh Louxsana Moved to Arkansas fourth grade thxrd year xn school Graduate from Hugh School Thxrd lhstrxct Agrxcultural School Two years Junxor College IM agnoha A and M State Teachers College Conway wxth majors nn Educauon English and Speech She belmexes The grade IS steep and rough but you can make xt UR 3 l LV!-.P 5 Born at Bradlmy A rm ln-.ns in v -:urs ln 1-xnpsh-.si rounty of-lon' L ommg to Harmony Grove. Enjoys lean hung, vmpevxally when lhcrz' ls so much work to do. 'S-nv' N R MALOCH B S Degree Natxvc Arkansan born on farm west of Emerson Attended one room grade school m local rommumty Graduatmd from lllagnolxa l-hgh IN agnolxx - and M and Arkansas Slate Teachers College berxed xn World xlarl After tryxng other vocauons settled down to chxldhood ambxuon of teachxng Pupnls are my mspxratxon to plod towards a hxgher goal MRS NlMNlCH'l -If um Born and raxsed nn northern part ol 4 Arkansas Sho says And my hrs! ye ar to teach at Harmony 'MR BEl'l-ILA Born m Hampvon Arkansas, Ha says lh a lful vow ', l hope jus! om 4 E - urn- d' to - s lumen! slcvp. MRS, BRISTOL From Mmsourx and vnjoys teaching. She says Luck he who vs:-apes my rhm ked apron. IVIISS Mc AAY Born in Camde n Arkansas C raduatz from Fairxnw High School I tl -.Q wa ans' 1 in Harmony I row- to tearh Atta ndm cl Arkansas A and M Monticello two yr ars and graduate University of Arkansas MRS GOODGAME Born in Prmruon Arkansas Hvr 6th year tl ar hing at Harmony brown School She says Half the Harmony Grove School startcd to school undm r me MRS REIDER Born in Texarkana Texas. Her firlt year to live in Arkansas and also her first year to teach at Harmony Grove. MRS. ALDEN Born in Columbia County Magnolia, Route 3. Her second year to teach at Harmony Grove. I am glad that Destiny chose Harmony Grove as one of the places at which I would Stop on my journey through life. 0' f 4'-li' 5 ...aw- MRS FEATHERSON Born in Lead Hull Arkanlan Taught part uf three years at Harmony Grove MISS VN ILSON Born and raised at Harmony Grove and says ' Now teaching here. MISS WILLIAMS Born in Louisana. First time in Arkansas and first year to try to teach. She says Born in Louiaiana but nota cajun. ' 3 Q A F x V r ' x X HAZEL LEE WORD F H A Glee Club .Tumor Play Senior Play GEORGE ALFRED WILLIAMS F FA Vxce Presxdent Basketball 4 Softball Jumor Play Semor Play BETTY SUE BOND F HA Glee Club Basketball 4 Softball Junior Play Senior Play C. WILLIAMS F.F.A. Senior Play Basketball EDVM ARD ALBRITTON Presxdent F F A Presxdent .Tumor Play Senior Play EVA NELL BRYANT Basketball 4 Softball Track Senior Play Glee Club F I-I A DALE WILLIAMS Vxce Ptesxdent F F A Basketball 4 Softball Jumor Play Semor Play VIRGINIA TUBERVILLE F. I-I.A. Glee Club Basketball 4 Softball Track Junior Play Senior Play MRS H D MALOCH S is Sponsor BILLY .TOE NUTT Glee Club F F A Basketball Softball Track Senxor Play Iumor Play MARY ALICE ROGERS F H A Glee Club BILLY CHARLES MANNING F.F.A. Basketball Softball Track 5 -Qi 4-vYf:l .qs- 3 IV 'vs 0 S, GEORGE WESLEY F F A RUTH LINEBARIER F H A Glee Club Basketball 4 Softball Track .Tunxor Play Semor play MYRON O DELL Glee Club F F A Senxor Play BERTHA RATCLIFF Sec retary-Treasurer I-'.H.A. Glee Club BILLY BOB STONE Glee Club F F A Secretary Track Softball Senxor Play Basketball IMOGENE WEST .F H A Glee Club Senior Play Annual Staff BECKY PARR F I-I A Preaxdent Glee Club Basketball Softball Track Semor Play OPAL KNIGHT F H A Glee Club fi 'Q fi. 'Q 1 .TEANETTE MCDANIEL Reporter F I-l A Glee Club Softball Basketball 4 .Tumor Play Semor Play LEO WRIGHT F F A Reporter Glee Club Basketball 4 Softball Track .Tumor Play Senxor Play MARY ESTELLE F H A Glee Club ROBERTSON BOB TUBERVILLE Glee Club F F A Basketball 4 Softball Track HISTORY Sen1or Class Bet you never thought we would make It when we started to school 1n 36 and to tell the truth we sort of surpr1sed ourselves There are twenty three 1n our class eleven boys and twelve g1rls They are Myron O Dell Bllly .Toe Nutt Bxlly Bob Stone Bob Tuberv1lle George Vhllxams J C W1ll1ams Leo Wr1ght Betty Bond Eva Nell Bryant Mary E Robertson Mary Alxce Rogers Jeanette McDan1els Ruth L1nebar1er Imogene West Hazel Lee Word V1rg1n1a Tubervllle Becky Parr Bertha Ratcllff and Opal Kmght Seventeen thexr fxrst year xn school chose Harmony Grove thelr alma mater and have been loyal to It ever smce In our Freshman year we took our pumshment together bargmg 1nto wrong class rooms and wondermg where we would go next Our Sophomore year was a more pleasant one and several members of the class had the prxvxlege of helpxng the Sen1ors 1n presentmg the Semor Play Deacon Dubbs The Junxor year had more work than any so far but we thoroughly enjoyed xt The Jumor Play Betty Jane from Pumpkm Lane was a blg Job but I thxnk everyone enjoyed xt at least I hope so We had the honor of preparxng J'un1or and Sen1or Banquet for Semors We lost two members Loxs Frazxer and Dorn Cook The class had players both glrls and boys basketball teams and help ed wm fxrst and second place xn the county tournament V1rg1n1a Tuberv1lle was our cand1date for Halloween Queen She d1d n t get frrst but ran a very close race and looked very beautlful I thmk the Sen1or year of a person s school1ng IS the turmng pomt of hxs hfe So we must study hard and try to do our best work We have been studymg extra hard but have had worlds of txme for fun Our goal thxs year IS to ra1se money for the Sen1or Trlp we have the concess1on on the coco cola Ruth Lxnebarxer Halloween Queen of the school of 1949 IS a representatxve of our class We had Blngo Goal Throw and sell1ng of drmks and candy to ralse funds at the carmval The carn1val was one of the best for Harmony Grove School Our class IS represented on the basketball teams by V1rg1n1a Tubervxlle Eva Nell Bryant Ruth Lmebarler Jeanette McDan1els Betty Bond Boys George Wxllxams Bob Tuberv1lle B1lly Joe Nutt and B1l1y Mann1ng V1rg1n1a Tubervllle Eva Nell Bryant George W1ll1ams Leo Wrlght were all county players from our class Class offxcers are Edward Albrxtton Presxdent Dale W1ll1ams V1ce Presxdent Bertha Ratchff Secretary and Treasurer Jeanette McDan1els Reporter Class Color Green and Whxte Class Motto Green but Growmg Class Flower Red Rose The Jun1or class prepared the Jun1or and Sen1or Banquet for us It really was wonderful We presented Semor Play They gave hxm A Co Ed Apr1l 8th The funds wxll go to funds for Semor trxp I thmk you could 1nterv1ew any member of the Semor class of 49 and they would say I wouldn t exchange my twelve years ln school for gold or sllver 10 14 11 , . , . , . . . 1 1 1 1 ,. . . . . 1 - v 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 11 1- . . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 1 , . 1 . - 1 . . . . , . . . . 1 . 1 , . Y I 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,. - 11 - - 0 I . . . . . , 4. 1 ' 1 WILL Semor Class The Harmony Grove Semor Class of 1949 bemg of sound mmd and sensrble Judgement do hereby make our last w1ll and testament to the worthy survlvors I Bob Tubervxlle on the day of graduatlon lease my mtelhgence and studxous ab1l1ty to Bobby Owens I would gxve lt to you now Bobby but I mrght need It for fmal test I Mary Estelle Robertson w11l my noxsy manner to Ouxda Booth maybe you won t be so shy now Ou1da I Dale W1ll1ams w1ll and bequeathmy abxhty to act s1lly to Bxlly Lane Maybe we ll both grow up someday Brlly I B1lly Joe Nutt w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to wave my haxr to Gerald Doss I hope you don t have to use as many haxr wavers as I do To Elxzabeth Harley I Imogene West w1ll my sophrstlcated person almty Here s hopmg you can manage to look as soph1st1cated as I Opal Kmght w1ll my long curly ha1r to B11l1e Faye Tatom I hope you ll be able to keep lt as long as mme Bxlly Bob Stone w1ll my vocal ab1l1ty to Buster Word We hope you ll be able to sxng w1th the Andrew Slsters and Bob Crosby s Orchestra someday Betty Sue Bond leave to W1ll1e Jean Wr1ght my abxlxty to dance Maybe you can take my place at the Glass I-lat Wlllle I Edward Albrxtton w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to play football to Wxlham George Maybe you won t center the ball as hxgh as I d1d I Becky Parr w1ll my ab1l1ty to draw to Joy Turner I also hope someday you w1ll be a teacher 1n a b1g hxgh school as I am goxng to be you grow up to be a bxg gxrl l1ke me Pat I George Wesley Burton W1ll my ab1l1ty to make love to Wmston Germann I know you ll be a bxg h1t w1th the g1rls as good lookmg as you are I Eva Nell Bryant leave to James Henderson on the day of graduatxon the power to hft that sour droop from Mr Bethea s hps and brmg our m1ll1on dollar smxle out I J C W1l11ams w1l1 my outstand1ng record of attendmg school regularly to Gwendolyn Daws Maybe you won t have to walk as far as I do to catch the bus To Margre Lmdsey I Jeanette McDan1el wzll my ab1l1ty to blush Maybe you ll be lucky and catch you a boy fnend Now who s face IS red? I Bmlly Mannmg w1ll my ab1l1ty to flxrt to Myrtle Jean Harrxs I hope you wxll prof1t by thxs Myrtle Jean I Leo Wrxght leave my good quzetness and abxlxty to keep my mouth shut to George Charles Spells Shut up Leo I Myron O Dell leave my good lookmg gxrl frxends to Herbert Walters Here s hopmg they don t tag around after you l1ke they do me Herbert I Mary Ahce Rogers w1ll my abrhty to throw chalk at the Mathematxcs Teacher wrthout gettmg k1cked out of class to Joyce Larkm I Hazel Lee Word w11l my ab1l1ty to hold a boy frxend to Margze Belt I Ruth Lmebarxer after graduatxon w1ll my short plurnp physxque to Buss1e George Don t stretch your neck and you won t grow tall e1ther Buss1e Upon the day of my graduatlon I V1rgxn1a Tubervllle wzll and bequeath my quletness to Ruby Belt I hope you can make as good a grade m deportment as Ido Ruby ll I, . , . . . . . I, . , . . . i I' , . . . . . l I, Bertha Ratcliff, will my excess weight to Patsy Williamson. I hope CLASS PROPHEC Y Bexng asked to wr1te our class prophecy for the Junxor Sen1or Banquet I looked up a Madam ZOIIC a c1a1rvoyant lady to V1S1t our class as a whole and pred1ct our future of ten years from now After her V1S1t w1th us we had quxte a conversatxon She sa1d that twenty three people especxally hxgh school students were quxte a problem She began Now take Edward A1br1tton he IS a very mtelhgent young man I thmk you sa1d that he was the Presxdent of your class In ten years I thxnk you w1ll fmd h1m s1ttmg behmd a desk w1th Pres1dent wrxtten on xt f course he won t be the Pres1dent of the Un1ted States but maybe the Presmdent of the Fxrst Natxonal Bank Next IS that handsome Dale Wxlhams He has HOW Settled d0Wn H6 15 a bxt on the heavy smde but he stxll has the same good looks Dale IS now coachmg basketball and has a good team HIS team has made all state Good luck Dale Bob Tubervxlle 15 next on my 11st It has been rumored that he lxkes to dr1ve trucks But 1nstead of dr1v1ng trucks we see hlm as the owner of the large lnternatxonal truck Factory Whew What a pred1ct1on George Alfred W11l1ams our red headed dream man was Madam s p1ck of our boys I th1nk She Sald that h1s w1t and h1s good looks would be hxs fortune 1n ten years poss1ble to get by w1th and Madam saxd he was gomg to be a supermtendent Myron O Dell 1S next on my lxst ln ten years from now we see hxm the same old Myron Stxll a lady s man Although he IS a rxch bachelor he st1ll has the same way wxth the women B1lly Charles Mann1ng 1n ten years from now w1ll own a large lumber m1ll on the outsklrts of Harmony Grove We hope you get r1ch B1lly Charles W1l11am Robert Stone better known as B1lly Bob w1ll be seen as a great and well known lawyer If you should have a SPICY case on your hands just look hxm up He ll be glad to help you Our mxghty m1dget George Wesley Burton IS a rad1o producer We see he 15 well on h1s way to success Now there s Leo Wrlght Madam ZOTIC sald she had trouble lookmg mto hxs future but she f1na1ly came to the dec1s1on that 1nstead of a rad1o announcer he would become the Dean of the Un1vers1ty of Arkansas Now we come to the last of our headstrong Semor Boys wlnch IS .T C W11l1ams The day that Madam Zorxe v1s1ted the class J' C was absent as usual so she had to have a prwate conversat1on w1th h1m When they had fxmshed she sa1d that J C was str1ctly go1ng to be a 11VeStOCk dealer We hope that you don t have to stay away from your Wlfe and chxldren as much as you had to stay away from school Now that we have f1n1shed prophesymg for the boys we wxll begxn wxth the young lad1es of the class Madam sa1d that she thought we Sen1or G1rls nn ten years would be more settled than we are now 12 . . . . . . . . . . . , O Now there is Billy Joe Nutt. He says that he wants to do as little as She began wxth our class secretary treasurer Bertha Ratclxff Of course we all know our qu1et l1ttle Bertha and we also know her mtentxons when school IS out But Madam Zorxe seems to have a dxfferent 1dea about her She says that Bertha w1ll be an a1rl1ne hostess on one of the largest amrlmes m the world Route Harmony Grove to Sparkman Betty Sue Bond 1n ten years wxll be one of the most modern Englxsh teachers m the South We do hope you w1ll come back to Harmony Grove and repaxr the damage already done Ten years from now as Madam Zone looks north of Amy she looks 1nto the home of Myrtle Ruth and all that Madam sa1d was Oh what lovely chlldren Eva Nell Bryant made a good lmpressxon on the Madam Eva Nell how d1d you ever hook a preacher Imogene West mn ten years w1ll be the prwate secretary of the well known Mr I-hggenbottom of New York Watch your step Imogene Betty Lou Parr better known as Becky now has a column ln a New York paper her colurnn 15 Advlce to the Lovelorn She always was good at startmg and patchmg up love affa1rs for other people In ten years Opal Kxught w1ll own her own modern restaurant Let s all remember that her home economlcs Instructor was Mxss McKay As Madam Zone met Hazel Word she saxd that she would be a great sxnger 1n ten years We hope you h1t Hollywood by 1950 our sweet and dependable Vxrgima Tuberv1lle who m owner of a b1g hotel 1n M1am1 Florxda now Blondle Now there 15 ten years w1ll be the remember you came from Harmony Grove Robertson we see 15 gomg to have a Job on her hand She 15 gomg to be the manager of a large race track If you get r1ch remember me Mary Estelle Mary Al1ce made quxte an 1mpress1on on the Madam The Madam took one look at her and sa1d that she was made for modelmg You ll have learn to be sophxstlcated Susxe As I was the last one on the l1st Madam Zorxe asked me Jeanette what do you plan to do? I told her I planned to take up nursmg as she looked m the future she sa1d I sure hate to dxsappomt you so the next txme you people are m Benton just drop m and see me Mary Estelle Ueloxs Jones Fred Foster Rachel Damels Jane lVl1ller Jean West Bertha Ratchff Bobby Owen B11ly Joe Nutt HONOR ROLL PUPILS TYPING SCIENCE BIOLOGY Jackze Damels Lavon Goodgame Jamce Smxth Margme Lmdsey Jeanette McDan1el V1rg1n1a Tubervxlle 3 Mary Almce Rogers George Wesley Burton Charles Mann1ng Dale W1ll1ams Bob Tubervllle George Spells Betty Sue Bond - , , . . , . . . . . I Y D ' Ol . I . . . , . 7 ' It ' il , . , . . . , . . . . l I 7 . . . . . . to , . - - un l l DO ' ' I , . .. - Sl' NIOR l LAY THEY CAVE HIM A LO L11 comm dy of Collm gl llfm and youth by Jul n N 1-sh w 1 w utcd by the class and prt Sl ntl cl on Aprxl H I lun 1 e tc rm wacky sc rt wy probably l'wll11 bf st do sr rxptxon of the plot The t0plC of the hour 11-:tht arrlval of tha nm w lim an Charlt s Bradley Brown who IS expected moms ntar1ly A nf w studt nt Q nts rs by the name of Dean Brown He s a plaln unvamshc d Amr rxean boy TTTIH name electrlfxes the group he 15 ass1gned an offxcf and a '-.cc rm tary and g1ven an advance mn salary ofthe Dean s of two hundred dollars The real dean Charles Bradley Brown appears and tht phony IS thrown ow r board ve ry funny CHARACTERS Dean Brown Gary Blame Dal Thomas Chuck Rhoades Herb Grant Una Scanlon lVlarg1e Thornhlll Emxly Wayne Ione Babson Mxss Howard Beth Hanson Mabel Reese Roland Graves Charles Bradley Brown The Stranger George Alfred VV11l1ams Dale Jvxllxams J C Vvxllxams Bnlly Bob Stone Edward Albrxtton Ruth L1nebar1er Hazel Lee Word V1rg1n1a Tubervxlle Becky Parr Betty Sue Bond Ewa Nell Bryant Imogene West Leo Vrxght Myron O Dell Bllly .Toe Nutt SCHOOL I love school there at Harmony Grove but xt was awful at Magnet Cove The teachers here are so kmd I only hope they are fr1ends of mme Up there they were cruel and cross trymg to show the other who was boss MY BIKE l am feelxng blue and my s1ster IS to blame sxnce she learned to rmde my b1ke She got on my b1ke and rolled down a hxll but thxngs don t dxscourage her such as a sp1ll Sxnce s1ster learned to rlde my bmke the nexghbors are hldlflg cause no one knows what she mxght do when sxster goes out r1d1ng on my blke There 15 a class ln school that I just dearly hate It s the worst 1n the forty e1ght states Nobody lxke s xt that IS p1a1n to see All we have IS test test test Do you know what that 157 14 A ' T '7' V 'Z , 1 1 , iSll1f','l11y sul-' - 1 '-'. - A , U ll lull ls-. Th . -- 1 Or----. . U . .H . Gloria Manson ..... . . . . . . ......... ..... . Jeanette McDaniel Y 1 - . , Q . . T ' UNDERGRADS I 5 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Pres1dent Vxce Pre sldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter ,ns il' Fi-A A 1-.4 '-narewfm Jr-QM bl .4100 T u. ef for I u-.9 -tb' 'UK' fi ,i 'Wg K. ls 5 I Left to Rxght Mxss McKay fsponsor, William George Joyce Larlun Wznaton Germann Bxlhe Faye Tatum Bxlly Lane Ruby Belt Buster Word Elxzabeth Harley Myrtle Harris Jamea Henderson d 1 Daws Geor e Margxe Belt Donnne Goss Patsy Vxllxamson Herbert Walters Gwen oyn g Charles Spells Mary Jane Cox Ouxda Booth Bobby Owen Margxe Lmdsey Wxlhe Jean wright Wxllxam George Oulda Booth .Toyce Larkm Buster Word 16 x 1 I , - Q xx. v J .5 -I x, - . 1 ' ' , - , 'Y , , SP f ,a . K ' . ff ' 'Z ' 7 l' ., n .fn 3 1 1. B - an s. ' 'Z f7 ','.Z , W 3: 1 l ,, . R so - 'L ' Q , - s' . ' ' A' Q 9 ' 1- xl '- 7 le . 4 . - ld I -xl! iii, N. If as . 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President . . . . . . . .Reginald Smith Vice-President . . . . . . . . . Betty Joyce Dunn Secretary-Treasurer . . . Lois Kennedy Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frances Cook l7 LIST OF CHARAC TLRS Tl NTH GRADE. PLAY Larry McNm xl head of the McNe1l household Reggxe Smxth Rex Sxmond-. Larry s would be brother m law Donnxe Nutt Romeo Montague The Backwood Romeo Bllly Joe Clay Conme lVIcNe1l Larry s eldest slster Frances Cook Blllxe McNe1l Larry s kid sxster Lols kennedy Orpha Fxnley a pretty bxt of hearty balm Betty Joyce Dunn Rachel McNe1l The McNe1l s pretty young aunt Lucxlle Barnhart LaRema the maxd a Barcelona bombshell Jane Mlller Forewoman The boss s r1ght hand woman Norma Lee Henry Four Helpers Women furmture movers Janet Sharp Mar1beth Bradshaw Wanda Burton Mxldred W ord BACKWOODS ROMEO Th1s IS a three act comedy drama about a young man who was twenty one before he ever saw or talked to a glrl Hxs parents dled when he was a chlld ano hxs uncle a sclentxst took h1m 1nto the wxlds of Canada one hundred miles from nowhere and here he reared and educated the boy Just after the uncle d1ed two young Amerxcans who were on a huntmg tr1p ran across the boy and asked h1m to V1S1t them 1n Amerxca He arrxved st1ll unacqualnted w1th women he was young handsome and unspolled and all the women fell for h1m and how There were many problems to be solved to adjust h1m to the condxtlons All these problems kept thmgs xn an uproar for days untxl he adjusted them for hlmself SECOND GRADE Those havmg a B average are Fred Gerry Eason Patsy Stewart Raymer Lee Clanton V1rg1n1a Sue Stone Mmchael James Frances Taylor Bobby Tutt Sharon Wxllxams Catherme Ann Dunlap Not absent Barbara Ann Whlte ln the second grade we have emphas1zed readmg Some hate read all the books 1n our l1brary and Weekly Reader tests show that all except two have 1mproved as they should. Some have 1mproved more than IS requxred for one year's work. Our Weekly Readers have glven us the opportunxty to read current news, and all of us look forward to Frxday four Weekly Reader day I. Perhaps our blggest project thns year IS our Bxrd Project We are brxngmg xn blrd nests and bulldlng houses. We are also colormg p1ctures for a booklet and by wr1t1ng stones about each bxrd, we hope to learn somethmg about lt We also hope to recogmze more of our natxve blrds after we are through. 18 . Q . - -. - -- . ls V' ' 2 . --- . ,, ..------ ' -- V ' , I -------- I A Sue-----------The insurance agent-------------Patsy Garrison , . - - , - ' . . . . . . , , . . , . . . I I . ' . 1 . .' I Y , V' 1 and I 'WN Q qu fi -11x , 55 5.15 MS- Y vu ff 21 4 Q' K f U 4 I I FIRST ROV! Left to Rmght Mrs Nxmmcht fsponsorl Gerald Larkm Margaret Hawley Chester Harms Kathlme Ray Txg Wxlhford Dorrxs Nxx Max Posey SECOND ROW Asa Mxller Joan Chnsta Jlmmxe Ray Martha Ree Albrxtton Donna Kelly Paulxne Shambley Gerald Gwens Carol Rogers .Tumel Lee Bryan! Ahce O Dell B llxe Self Rachel Danxels Harold Kauffman 1 FOURTH ROW Betty Jo Morrxs Thomas Goodgame Fred Foster James Bradshaw Gwen Walker THIRD ROW Joan Chrxsta B11ly Self Gwen Walker Asa Mxller James Lee Bryant Presxdent Vxce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter 19 l f ' ' -I Q' gx D ' ' s ' W ., ' X Y X u . R,l 'I . '. l A r. 5 X ' .. I 9' VI ,xfli'. I A.. .x'i.iI'Il..J1.x f . if ' N' 1 NH 1 - Q -1' G - Q .. L... Q ' .. x ',- l- 0 ... x X -.'6:.1:11.':1 ' k,7f 2' -' 4- 'fg-I - ' QLQ Q' A ,x,.. as - rf A 'Q H R . - In Q. ,K Q rv- 5--I 1 .. ... , . . Q xg - I Q ' ll wg N l -'lr u I Aft K 1 U .QQ ,g,-if' . I xl , . o..' .1 I Fa' I I' ff ' - - v x . 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A 1 ,' xy y A - b- - Q2 ' Q .a B 1 1 ,A n',.'? - 11 f. ol n S LLC Lui ,L .J-QL I' -1 12 -fs Q din, L FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Presxdent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Tresurer Reporter Left to Rxght Mrs Nxmmcht fteacher Denver Bxrd Mary Lou Gxvens Sonny Booth Chata Dean Mosley Calvxn Beaver Alyene Txlley Lesley Bryant ffl n Barbara Trobaugh Ronald Parr Llvon Melbern Chrrsta Fredxa Sue Cook Bobby He 1 Goodgame Martha Spells Charles Vulson IN ary Elxzabeth May Clarence Penmngton Jamce Smxth Rodny Henry Alxce Putxfory Edward Stone Ralph Sharp Betty Lou Sanhfer Robert Nettles Mxnnxe Jean Shambley Jerry Bxlhngsley Loxs Word Jackze Damel Joan Chamblxss Jerry B111mgs1ey J'ack1e Danlel Bobby Hefflm Jamce Sm1th Z1 w it , U J F I . V. J 'ai' - V- Q ,rm Ei R , H ll, .: ,. JT, S - 'Y ' ' 1 I If I I A 4 . . 'lg 1' 141 'I' -1 5I'IlfQ'Tx .fre f ,D R- 1 :rw T -S Y 1 - aqffg 4 M, . ' . ' I 4' . L 1 - J c , Q Ax -W 5 .sv 1 + S, ., s 1,. 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I ANITA KLIPPERT ERMA JEAN BARNHAR SIXTH GRADE When we started to school m 1942 most of us dxdn t know what educatxon would mean to us 1n e future Our parents sent us to school because they wanted us become educated Now we are the sxxth grade and reahze why our parents sent us We are glad that we had the prxvxlege to attend school The sxxth graders greatly express thexr gratxtude to the teachers who have taken patxence to help us understand and work out our problems They have taught us our most prxceless gxft whxch no one could do w1thout because educatxon 15 one thmg that helps everyone m any step of lxfe Now that we are ready to r-nter hxgh school we want to set a goal whlch w11l be to flhlbh hxgh school and then enter college Th1s IS the sxxth grade saymg good by unt1l next year Rogene Johnson Herbert Starnes Eathbert Davxs Thomas Ray Stout Sue Kauffman Ralph Bumpass .Timmy Lee Harley Mary Lou Baker Bxlly John George Marlon Sharp Leland West Joan Bradshaw Dorthy McKelv1n Roger Johnson Betty June Tate Herbert Lane Preston Cranford Robert Sxms Clxnton Wxllxams Duane Daws Jelne Ray Lxndsey Jxmmy Bryant James Carroll Bohun ZZ OUR FAVORITE in I if A to re fe of 'W f 1 I A h i Q 5 I' 5,4 A -A , l A ' mhz, 1' I M' -jx 4 s u . .nv f ff 3 A , . 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' W-1 4 , I ,R - D I 1 I D . . n ' 1 1' I V ds FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW J-5.45 Har bljuw Lai a X Fx 1 ill A ,. x75 I Lu Left to Rxght Mxss Lulu Wxlson fteacherl lrnon Burns Irene Dunn Bobby Stewart Ganata Jo Nettles John Txlley Rose Sharpe Arlxs Bxllxngsley Katherine Wxlnon Bobby Posey Rxchard George Judy McKaskle Darrell Foster Lorene Bryant Bobby Foster Nlarxlyn Smxth Betty Goza Bxlly Burl Lay Bermce Chrxstxan Thomas Walters Carolyn Nxx Huey Rogers Ada Lee Smxth Kexth A Self Barbara Ann Kelley Joe Wallace Key Jerry Grace Louxse Tubervxlle Bxll Vlxlson Itlarllyn Hayes Dale Brxmer Rosalyn Calloway Kenneth Nlclielvm Betty Albrxtton Jo Nell Bxllmgsley Mary Evelyn Garner Dorothy Clements Jossxe Nowlxn Luccll Key Peggy Spells Barbara Lxvxngston Mary Bohon Barbara Garner FIFTH GRADE The Fxfth Grade progressed very mcely through the 48 49 term of school even though floods and measles d1d cut the attendance average some months One of our most pleasant memor1es 15 of the Valentme s party we gave our mothers We made the decorat1ons and we planned our refreshrnents W9 had over twenty vxsxtors We have especxally enjoyed our smgmg perlod each day We have learned many popular songs as well as many of the old favor1tes We have presented vanous programs durmg the year Nxth the fourth grade we presented the Thanksgxvmg program for the whole school The fxfth grade had the honor of gettmg more members for the P T A dur-mg the annual dr1ve than any other grade. For th1s the P.T.A. presented us Wlih a lovely fxsh bowl. We have also led mn P.T A. attendance most months 23 SHIRLEY JONES rv. R , fl V '1 f t I ,I , -1 I y K -f a- I ' - I I -. . x ' .rl 17 I . V x ntl 1 ' 'PI If ' ig 3 I - Y y 'JN - mom- .Frat Q ' up 4,01 T' .- .ga 4. 3,5 ax! .H . , t ' ' ii' Ja K- . , .free ' 3 In , ,, I I N , 1 I-54-. Q A I . fi? . A .Mt -. , f wr 4 . U L - if J - A- N A I1 T 'A I, A I L ' 4' ' N' .. 1 I, I ' ' J' I I ' I . , x. X , 4 - x K f ' In 4' . . , tl l K N ffkzn . v V ' Q Q x' . If I I I I 1 If IJ 1 t W W V.I',' X : I 1 , 7 , ,l . 7'w . 4 o .. - . it fs h . Q - A Q , v I is V h U 'c - . - I -lv 'I , u 3 V L , 1 . 4. 9 . 'fl Q I Xp- ' . I 1 , Q! l-- -I Eff? cf Q . ... X 0 ff' ' I 1 1 . va 1.x - D' ' '. ' P R1 I . ,D , A 'Q R K 9 'I I ., . I JK - 'fn U , ,. f X ff' , 9' qi' ll 7' gin 'K IN uFO DCO I '51 W ANDA GATLING VIRGINIA JANES , 1 ax FIRST ROW SECOND ROW 1 HIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW I' N 1ff Left to Rxght Mrs Alden fteacherj Bxlly Charles Thomas Martha Ann Gammxll Calvm Roger! Mary Helen Wright Charles Bxrd Martha Ann Lmdsey Thomas Smxth Carolyn Bumpas John Aron Pennxngton Rachel Kauffman Gary Robertson Gerald Gxlchrxst Joyce Turner Jetty Dean Bryant Sarah Lou Watkms Joe Martm Rogers Martha Sue Pennington Wxllxam Gxlchrxst Carolyn Eason Jxmmy Goodgame Opal Tubervxlle Roy Lee Bryant Daxsy Lou Sharpe Otxs Garner Merlene Burkett Bxlly Albrxtton Carolyn Vhllxams Wayne McDanxel Sally Denton Madelxne Sxms Alxce Carter Jo Ann l-leflm Ann Gammxll Sue Bradshaw Nancy Doolxttle Janette Kregel Carolyn Smxth Mary Louise Jones Shxrla Burns Dorothy Jean Hxcks Frances Russell Forty elght puplls have enrolled xn the fourth grade thxs year ,-4 SHIRLE Y KOOU but fwe have moved away sxnce school started Those wxth a perfect attendance re cord up to thxs tune are Jlmmy Goodgame Bxlly Charles Thomas Bxlly Albrltton Carolyn Bumpas Alxce Carter Jo Ann I-leflln Carolyn Wxlhams Students makmg an average grade of A are Mary Loulse Jones Jeanette Kregal and Martha Sue Pennmgton Those makmg an average grade of B are Jxmmy Goodgame Otls Garner Wayne McDamel Bmlly Charles Thomas Gary Robertson Roy Lee Bryant Jerry Dean Bryant Carolyn Bumpas Nancy Doolxttle Carolyn Eason Jo Ann Heflxn Dorothy Jean Hxcks Frances Russell Dalsy Lou Sharp Carolyn Wnllxams Rachel Kauffman Shxrla Burns Thxs grade has enjoyed xts lmagxnary trips ln geography They have tr veled the L1ncoln Hxghway from New Yon to San Fancxsco, makmg a s1de trap to Yellowstone Natxonal Park. Other tnps taken were to the Amazon Valley, Congo Valley, Eskxmo Land, Lapland, some of the European countrxes, Chma and Australxa Charles Bxrd made a trxp wxth h1s parents to Cahfornxa durxng the fxrst two weeks of school and has been able to add to the enjoyment of our trap by tellmg of thmgs he saw. Z4 no- av ,Q H . ' y ' BL , 5. . v v U ' H aft it 1 ' V - .' D 'z ' I' ' ' . ' ' . 8,5 N V I . 1 K' I ' . Q il. qv ' 3-Ca. mot 2 Lg I' ' I 1 . ' . k l l 4 ' I vt g - , 3 V I V' f- , - - n A I V - ' - - E, 3 -' 1 vlljvn. r it ' '- N 1 l 3.e's.:Q - 'Q M, L, ' 3 M 1 ,711 ' 6 Ili '54 : ' ': I- ' 5 ds' ,IN if si ' 5 , . . . ,lg I - . A - Q - 5 - 'K Q 5 t l X, I . -- gd,.a -' -J Q g . J X in 1 ' 7 ' ' A 4 -1' X' 4 l fl1x!SF?l'-l'vL fl. ll- 'fi' H' Y ' ' 4' D ani ' , ' 4- . J-A l ' ' G I, , A 5 - - ,.4 Q 4, 1 . is 'T ' A E I- V, E X -I ., X , P' K! - ',.- I . rf Q 'X X is 7 N . - x 'T iv l .Q 4 M I l i , A gi, I , .. ' 2 . , I 7g A lr .5 - .47 ' 4' 'tl ' . 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I ' I I I FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW LVL ca- Q, 5 'U Mil QQ: 0 Left to Rxght Mrs Jenme Lee Rxeder Qteacherl Johnny Wnght Bobby Lane Clxfton Barkhelrnor Lilly Mae Adams Vxrgxl Smxth Betty Lou Davxs Alfred Clements Bernezce Starnes Edward Russell Beulah Tate Arthur Bryant Gene Tate Barbara Howley James Crawley Amta Rogers Irby Bocksmck Jxmmxe Lou Mays Davxd Earl Pennmgton Catherzne Russell Buddy Carter Susxe Lxvmgston Edward Massey Frankie Penmngton .Toe Stone Betty Lane Junxor Stxles Betty Ann Heflxn .Terry Santxfer Peggy Sue Powell Ronald Spells Betty Lou Garner Jackxe Robertson Nancy Martxn John Vanlandtngharn Ellen White Shxrley Wilson Jane Grace Marlboth June: Jean Turner Roxine Nowlln Jannelce Bond THIRD GRADE Out of fifty seven pupils we stlll have forty fxve on roll Four girls have perfect attendance records 11? for the year If the measles had not come along there would have been more boys and gxrls wnth these records Educatxon ns not a destlnatnon, nl ns a journey always, we are en FOUKC JACKIE DOROTHY B URTON ROBERTSON . Hg vu' Q t uf PATSY DICKERSON Z5 TX! HERBERT BARNHART ,Q HUBERT BARNHART JOHN WO RD BRENDA ROCKETT lf' D J X MARSHA LYNN Q Qxax. I . H A . f . iq, , at L .Y Q, fx A' - -'x 5' for N . Q xx x N ,f 1 - X . ', ,I , r fl f' I s 1 , N 5 5' U y i c .Li-d. .'TTC11 v fr' ' Wt , ' at Q--, 5.w ..Q .gfw A A g I ' I tb ' E ,f ..a L? ' 5 -X ' 'szigk-I , -',Q 'Av l 'A 1 , ' x S ' -- - 1 - U, , , ,U . f ' . , 4. . - - , - - . , , Q v 0- -Aol gl '51 1' K ' ' ' - 1 A. 1 1 I N Lp - , , -fi, 3,5 ,ff ff , - 'Egg' 1 l I A 7 A ' ' , . - - N . V fg mf ', 5 - ' ax - . - . A G If .rv A T A A ' g.33:'Y.. 4' 'l tl r .6 4' SJ: 3. A 3' Q. f' fl 'f 1' X X 5 ke in Q l - , K 4- ' :. 1 . . l , , . . 4 D . I, ' ' . . . I ' . , ' , ' 4 . ' ' X- ,V . l ' , K . - H . . , - . A t I ii. 4'-pw, FJ' Q , sw -.Q . - . J 1 ' ' , . . V, . gr 4 I ' . . 1. 5. , av r , -' I ' I - F- , xx A n - - - K A , 1 lf 7' A W n t' rg 9 D E T 5 31am Lomuro Q' fel n.Tf'3Js. - Vie RA YMER LEE CLANTON Liar' X Left to Rxght Mrs Joe Featherston lteacher Michal Fernll Sharon Wxllxams Clifford Smxth Frances Bohon Horace Caroway Vxcky Bxrd Bennxe Lee Barkhxmer James Ralexgh George Catherxne Barnes Patsy Stewart Bxlly Goza Carolyn Goss Herman Harley Ann Dunlap James Erwxn Wxllxams Bobby Tut! Anneth Wxlson Bobby Word Delores Cox James Sawyer Carol Jean Bradshaw Sue Stone Denny Denton Barbara Ann Whxte Charles Johnson Maxxne Burns Edward Lee Word Gerry Eason Frances Taylor Larry Santxfer Wxllxe Mae Clements Mxchael James Hugh Walthall .Tr FIRST ROW SECOND RO W THIRD RO N FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW We were 34 xn number at the begmmng of thxs school term Our numbe varxed from 39 to 32 wh1ch we now have When we started to school last year we dxd not know that there were so many books 1n the world It s read, read, read! Oh, yes, we have some number work, spelling, phonxcs, color work, language, and science Dxd you know that a crlcket does not chxrp by rubbxng xts legs together-9 you dldnwq Nc ll then you had better v1s1t the second grade. 26 r has -if' 'Q' J ' ' x.:A'QT'-'QQ Q - ' A E is 1 4 f '- - I f 1 .N : . x y' a ff- fl, '-4' , . Ni ,' CK' I t. ' I ' ' , ' ' - U2 4' 'I 1 ' ' ' 4 I ' .s 5 is ' A D ,I -, 5,4 K I X ' fxrl fz ,:4Q'7Jl: :I xlg ilgr -. A M - 1 A ' jg' rw F5 fl I 1125 'fi 4 - 4 v e ,. ... ' 1 v Q 'uh ,. , 1 'L' ' q X A vx..':' 'juz ' ! I - - Jr' . ff!-aff , y ,aug I 5 - Q 1 1 A V I' 'U . fin, - Q QI' ' ' K c i ll ,. h 1 I ' I fka x ' -y., Q j Q ,. 1 rf . F I hr- . 5 J di -, 11.6 ,gl -,,.x, -. . v Q . ,L r 1 -' x Y . x N ' . I' ,I - 'I I 2 b .V K X I . I 'F -in I 1 Q ' i fx -J V ks 1. L . 4 l X: 5 -A ,1 9 . b 4 L . ' ' -K . I A 4 i. : ' 3 - 3- ' ' - ' h 1 px I LLAFVTJC FO 1 O ' Q.. QL 1 1 'K A FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW F IRS Left to Rxght Mrs Goodgame teacher .Tummy Dale Dunn Helen Nlartm A C Rurtz Laura Lxndsey lkxllxe Pennxngton Donna Jean Pelt Dan Olxver Carrxer Patsy Sue Starnes Bxlly Wayne McChesney IS. artha Ann lhxlson Larry I-xelly Loy Kelly Bomta Joe Powell Buddy Turner Judy Clack Dxvxd Henry Ehzabeth Ann Roundtrc e Randolph Thompson Ruth Ellen Pennxngton Floyd Nelson Txlley Janet Ruth Smxth Vxrgxl Kennedy Gladys Mae Valandxngham Loyd Russell Sandra Doolxttle Sammy Woodward Janne Self Vhllxam Louxs Barkhxmcr Marxlyn Rogers Harold Carter Patsy Mooneyham Vxrgxl Lester Johnson Sharon Sharpe John C I-lurks Dorothy Sue Lnndsey Thomas Calloway Mable Davxs Ponder Simms Patrxcxa West John Nxx 4- Q T GRADE On the mornmg of September 6th forty exght small boys and glrls greeted us for the f1rst txme Whxle some were all srrules, others were all tears They were about to begm a new mxlestone Durmg the year we have enrolled TOMMY WALKER fxft three however we are now back Y . . to our orlgmal forty erght LYNDIA WOOD We have learned to adjust ourselves very nlcely to each new sltuatxon even the measlesj, through the assocmatxon wxth fellow class members, other Students, and the entxre school force, the sp1r1t of co Operatxon and responslbxlxty IS bemg developed Z7 I X491 ll . 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WILLIAMS F TUBERVILLE C SMITH G NUTT F SPELLS F Home Team Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Ha r m ony Ha rm ony Ha r m ony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harm ony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Ha rmony Ha rmony Ha rmony Ha rmony Ha rmony Harmony Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove SENIOR BOYS SCORES .L- OP ponenls Bodraw McNe1l Bodcaw Wxllxsvxlle Hampton Thornton Nxllmvmlle MCNMI Thornton Buena Vxst Luann Sparkman Txnaman Bearden Sp.-xrkman Mt Holly Chxdx Qtvr Mt Holly Walkervxlle Old Umon Central Tennsman Hampton Fordyce Smackover Camden Camden Emmerson Louann Stephens Chxdester Emmerson Huttxg Louann Hermntage Norflet New Hope I-'auke Vhlhsvxllc Buena Vxsta Faxrvxew Stephens Taylor Norphlot Emmerson Louann This xnrludes all mvxtatxonal tournaments at Bod:-aw, I-'axrvxcw Thornton, and Harmony Grove Al-o the Ouachxta County Tournamc-nl All County Teams Smackover Leo Wrxght and Bob Tube-rvxllm Faxrvxew George Wxlhams Bob Tubervxlla- and L1-o Wrxght Harmony Grove George Wxllxams, Leo Vrxght, and Dale Wxllxams Bob Tubervxlle won the sportsmanshxp award County Tournamm-nt Leo Wrxght and George Wxllxams Z9 WILLIAMS C WRIGHT F NUTT G MANNIN G G CLAY C 5 .. 7.17 .- E vi-A 1 nr, ,X 4 3 its ' A 'J 1 -' . 'ikqirn 1 1 41 ,' 1' Z0 1 z 'zu 26 30 ,. ' 36 Z1 X N . I W1 vf 32 Z6 , ' 'mv A Harmony Grove 41 19 Chidvster ' 36 32 ' ' 25 44 ' ' 32 19 ' a 60 41 ' 34 Z0 40 31 ' - ' 51 sv 32 Z7 - 51 f 48 za , 'VS 40 31 ' -. J 44 35 . -' . , 47 36 , f 44 Z0 ' 41 35 61 40 4 . 49 Z6 - 30 57 ' 33 41 ' 40 61 - ' 37 39 - 40 Z0 ' 61 41 I 65 37 . . f-. 48 30 ' 34 44 . 45 37 ' 7 64 30 M 2: 4 47 - 49 Z5 . 50 35 1 14 27 'I I I sz 27 - 51 41 ' '. 49 37 61 31 57 33 33 37 ' 45 37 1 Home Team Ha rmony Ha rmony Harmony Ha rmony Harmony .1 Harmony Harmony LIN:-:BAR11-:R Humony Harmony K, Harmony Harmony Harmony Ha rmony Harmony Harmony Ha rmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Croxt Grow Grote Crowe Crove Crm Q brow Grove Grove Grove urove Grove Lnrove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove SENIOK GIRLS SCORES X'Nur ms- L' .EXEC A LARKIN Opponz ntf. Nl! Holly Bodcaw MCNQ xl Bndcaw VN xlllsx xlll Haruptun Thornton VN xllxsvxlle Chldvzster NlcNe1l Thornton Beuna Vxsta bparlunan Txnsman Bearden Buena Vxsta Old Umon Hampton Sparkrnan Mt Holly Chxdester -'47 l UB ERVILLE BRYANT COOK F WRIGHT f- lNVlTA TIONAL TOURNAMENTS Bodcaw 'T Faxrvxew All Tournaments Teams Wxllxe Jean Wright Eva Nell Bryant Margxe Lxndsey 8 Smakovc r All Tournament Team Wllluz Jean Wrxght Margxe Lxndsey 1' Honorable Nlentlon Jeanette lVcDan1el Harmony Grove All Tournament Team Eva Nell Bryant Vvxlhe Jean Wrxght Second Team Jeanette McDamel Margle Lmdsey Vxrglma SHARP Tubervxlle Eva Nell Bryant won the Sportsmanshxp award County Tournament All tournament team Vngxma Tubervxlle Vhllxe Jean Wrxght Eva Nell Bryant The Lady Hornets advanced to the Sem: finals xn the Bodcaw Tournament They were beaten by Delight nn an overtxrne perxod Score was 43 41 MCDANIEL ln tht Fanrsxew Smakover Harmony Grove lnvxtatxonal Tournaments and tht County Tournament the Lady Hornets advanced to the fxnals to be beaten by Faxrvzew respectxvely Thf Lady Hornets motored to Thornton to the Dxstrxct Tourna mtnt Thx y eagerly moved up to the Semi fxnals to be beaten by Emmerson who won the tournament Wxlhc- Jean Wrxght was hxgh scorer for the season wxth 379 pomts followed by Vxrgmxa Tube. rvxlle wxth lOl BOND F LINDSEY G KENNEDY F Boon-1 F 30 . 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WALKER C if l' r WILLIFORD C POSEY-F Home Team Ha rmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove SCORES Opponents Bodcaw Bodcaw Willisville Hampton Thornton Chidester McNeil Thornton Buena Vista Louann Tmsman Bearden Willisville Sparkman Harmony Grove Junior Boys played fifteen games They won thirteen and lost two Two invitational tour naments one at Bodcaw and one at McNeil were played The Junior Boys County Tournament was played at Harmony Grove Our boys were put out by Stephens in the first game fStephens won the Trophyj Tig Willifrec was the only All County player from Harmony Grove The Junior Boys played two games in the district tourna ment Gumn Walker scored the highest number of points while playing in a single game His score was twenty one Max Posey was next with sixteen points Guinn was also the highest scorer of the season He had ninety eight points. Shelton Tuberville ran a close race with Guinn all season. He was second with ninety six points. Max Posey was third highest with forty five points. MASSEY O LARKIN z Q' ALBRITTON- BILLINGSLEY -G GOODGAME-G f COACH BETHEA ' -Ei .ai ggigl - ?3Wla' YK S. nga we gg xt ar - T 3, X ff. TUBERVILLE-F 31 WXLSON-F JUNIOR BOYS 18 25 16 Z0 fy. ,- ,I ,Q 8 ' l . T .45 13 1 1 ' Z4 20 , , 15 14 ' ' lg. 1 1 ' I 34 ZZ ' i I R' , y ff, Z4 12 '- J 2' 26 Z1 ' ' ' ,Vg I 2 45 14 2 2 2+ L i, L ' - ft' 32 15 ' ' 'E , fi - ,, , 42 Z7 r ef . ff'-3 . ..f' ' 18 . . . Jn' ' ' ' ' I .1. - 18 13 -G ., Q. J, Harmony Grove 47 Z3 Bearden ' J ' ' A 'A A gl 1 . M . . . . -' r S, X f L . A - is -' V ' . Ap I al, t ' I . - . -F M J I it t Aix . aw M R N r as Q. lv lf if mi G X 1 8. r Home Team Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Ha rmony Grove SCORES County Tournament Scores Opponents McNeil H Wxllxsvxlle H Louann T Louann H Mt Holly Emmerson T Sparkrnan T Hampton T Chndester T Old Umorn T Chxdester Faxrvxew The .Tunxor Gxrls of Harmony Grove were very successful thxs season due to the help of their coach Mr Bethea The gxrls wxth hard workmg and untxrxng efforts won the County trophy agamst thexr rxval Faxrvxew They were mvxted to the lnvxtatxonal Tournament at McNexl but faxled to wxn agamst Vxllage The Jumor Gxrls of thxs year wxsh to the future gxrls a much better season fewer mxstakes and most of all a better team All County Team Rachel Damel and Margaret Hawley Paulxne Shambley I ,oz COA CH BETHEA DORRIS Nix G DONNA KELLY G 32 1 LOUISE RATCLIFF F MINNIE JEAN SHAMBLEY G DE LOIS JONES F PA ULINE SHAMBLEY F IA UNITA PENNINGTON F 3- , T., p 1 , E Z4 as ' ' Z4 zo ' ' ' Z9 10 sz 13 se 36 . 1-1 4 14 ' 39 13 35 Z4 Z1 Z4 ' 9 IQ - 1 1 as 16 ' 33 as 1 ' y ' . . 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Lf tux - 5' 4 A - gi A ,. 1 1 ur' u 1 - w ' I , if 3-: nh Mr Wzlson the man wxth the Nxckels and an eye for our comfort I George Alfred W1111ams w111 my place on the basketball team to anyone who can stand up to xt Edltor 1n ch1ef Edward Albrxtton Ass1stant Ed1tor W1nston Germann and Buss1e George Productxon Manager Betty Sue Bond Assxstant Product1on Manager Gwendolyn and Rachel Assembly Edu Jeanette McDan1el Assxstant Ed1tor Frances and James Henderson Busmess Manager Dale Wxlhams Ass1stant Manager George Charles and Loxs Kennedy Typmst Ruth Lmeoaner Assxstant Typ1st Margxe Lxndsey and Jane Mxller Advertxsxng Sales Ruth Lmebarze Sport Edxtor V1rg1n1a Tubervllle Asszstant Sport Editor Ouxda Booth and Martha Ree Albrltton Pubhcmty Dxrector Ixnogene West Assxstant Dlrector B111y Faue Tatorn Llterary Ed1tor George Wxllxams Assxstant L1terary Edltor Wxlhe Jean Wnght Art Edxtors Joyce Larkm and De1o1s Jones Alumm Edltor Bertha Ratchff Assxstant Edltor Buster Nord 33 fi WS will Mrs Maloch Test thxs sentence I et the cow be taken out ofthe fxeld Vthat Mooda James That s easy It was the cow Margxe George lf you kxss me I ll call a member of my fam1ly bo he kxssed her Margxe Bro ther she wh1spered Mrs Rexder Betty do you know your alphabeta Yes Ma am sald Betty Mrs Re1der Well then what letter comes after A7 All of em sald Betty All of em Rachel All you folks who have trouble remember the tea kettle It may be to xts neck mn hot water but It contmues to sxng The best way to have frxends IS to be one How d1d you sleepo asked the hostess sweetly Was the couch all r1ght'? It wasn t so bad samd her son s college fr1end amxably I got up from txme to txme and rested Jeanette was attendmg her f1rst baseball game Isn t that pxtcher grand she enthused He h1ts the1r bats no matter how they hold them Mr Maloch Why haven t you mended the holes 1n these socks? Mrs Maloch You d1dn t buy that fur coat I wanted so I f1gured lf you dldn t gxve a wrap 1 d1dn t gmve a darn Mrs Brown was complaxmng to doctor that hxs b1ll was unreasonably hxgh Don t forget he remxnded her that I made eleven V1S1tS to your home whxle And don t you forget she countered that he lnfected the whole school The lecturer had reached one of h1s most tellmg pomts He who gxves m when he s wrong IS wxse but the man who gxves xn when he 15 r1ght 15 Marrxed came a vo1ce from the audxence 1895 Grandma had a caller The nurse beckoned to one of Who had a timid heart a group of expectant fathers at when HWY Sat mgethel' the hospltal and announced You They Sat have a fme son thls far aPart Im'ned1ate1y another man rushed up and complamed What s the 1dea'7 I 1920 Mother had a boy fr1end was here before he was Who was bashful and shy Do you thmk he klssed her'7 A worrxed looklng man mn a florxst Why he dxdn t try shop asked for three potted geran1u.ms I m sorry sa1d the clerk We re out 1949 Whenever daughter s steady calls of geramurns Just now but we have mce Pe greets her wxth a klss potted crysanthemums When they s1t together No they won t do replxed the Theysxtcloseupllkethxs man I promlsed my wxfe I d water her geramums whxle she was away Dale applied for a polmcy and the msurance agent was quxzzmg h1m Have you ever met w1th any acc1dents'P N sand Dale but added xn an effort to be helpful A bronc kmked two my rxbs 1n last summer and a couple of years ago a rattlesnake blt me on the ankle And don t you call those accxdents'P Naw Dale replzed They done lt on purpose 35 . , .. .. .. . .. . . . , . . . . . , , : , ' up . .. , . .. . . .. 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Sweelfzearl MARTHA REE ALBRITTON One of the hmgh hghts of the school year was the selectxon of an F F A Sv eetheart Mxss A1br1tton recewed from the Chapter an 0ff1C181 Sweetheart Jacket and an 8X10 Photo fxmsh pxcture hke the one above Her plcture was pubhshed 1n both the Camden paper and the State F F A paper She 15 Guest of Honor at the Father and Son Banquet We thank her for the sp1r1t she has shown wh1ch makes her trulv a Sweetheart to the entxre chapter 39 ...f , D . . . Mice:-4 EDWARD A1.BR1'r'roN MR STEVENS PRESIDENT ADVISOR GEORGE ALFRED WILLIAMS ROBERT STONE HERBERT WALTER: LEO WRIGHT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER The Harmony Grove Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerxca was orgamzed thxs year 1948 1949 wlth the openmg of a new Vocatxonal Agnculture Department can state the F F A reed from memory and can secure a maJor1ty vote of the members All students were permltted to Jom th1s year m orgamzmg The off1cers above were elected at our fxrst meetmg Actxvxtles for the year have been a fall campmg tmp Father and Son Banquet plans have been made to enter Dxstrxct Judgxng Contest at Magnolxa A and M College to go to Hope for F F A Day at the Experlment Statxon and a week IS already reserved to attend the State F F A Camp the last week ln July Learnmg to do Domg to learn Earnmg to l1ve Lwmg to serve 40 X ? E' . .V 1 W , p This is a National organization open to any boy enrolled in Vocational Agriculture, who VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE A course in Vocational Agriculture was 1ntroduced at Harmony Grote thls year 48 49 The purpose of this course is to offer to High School boys a basic course in training for agriculture vocations This course has three prmciple divisions classroom 1nstruct1on and field trips shopwork instruction and a supervised farming program carried on at home by each student One and one half units of credit is given for the satisfactory completion of tht course includmg the supervised farmmg program An organization called the Future Farmers is also a part of the agriculture program whx H offs rs training in leadership and throuoh this organization are planned and carried out Schools having Vocational Agricultural Departments approved oy thi State Department of Education receives Federal aid and because of this aid some of the regulations as to credit 'given hours of instruction etc are goxermd by Federal laws Other than these the Vocational Agriculture teacher with the aid of an advisory committee that ne may appoint plans his own Jrogram the community This has been a successful year in the organization and introducing thls course but the Vocational Agriculture Department reaches out niore than just the teaching of I-hgh School students We are vitally interested in the welfare of our cornrnumty or school district especially in all agricultural phases of work Our Job is to teach We are glad to help farmers along this line when our services are needed We hope to organize Adult Nxght Schools which can be held on any subject if and when enough interest is shown by the adults of the community The Vocational Agriculture btulding when completed will be one of the outstanding buxldings of 1ts kind in the state It has a classroom shop office f1n1sh room tool room rest room lurnber room hall and balcony and all totaling approx1mately4 OOO square feet of floor space Tne building especially the shop when equlpped will be of much value to the school and to the community Plans will be made to open the shop when equipped to any one m the commumty on days when the agriculture teacher can plan to be with them Regular adult classes will be held in the spring on farm machinery repair to aid farmers in building and repairing equipment for the season Because of lack of interest the department has not set up a Veterans Trammg Program this year PERFECT ATTENDANCE 8th Grade Garry B1rd Larry Bird out one day because of 1llness Kenneth Moore Roy T1lley out a few days for an operatxon on toe Cecil West Louise Ratcliff one day missed because of high water 41 . . 1 . , . , . 1 3 of work using for the basis of his planning, the type of farming and the needs of ' C ' l . . K . ' - , 'T' VQA Si? n W3 5. F0 Q5 'fl un fi E..U1 un On 32:2 fe-7.-gl Q0 QM? mama 5 ru Q-. 1 O H D-' '4 5 U W E ua WN fff f Secretary .Tane M111er O? Treasurer Martha Ree A1br1tton QNX Reporter Rachel Damel NEW Hlstorlan Ruth Llnebarrler SPONSOR MISS McKAY 1. 194 50 Offxcers Presldent Gwendolyn Daws V1ce Presldent Jane M111er Secretary Martha Ree A1br1tton Treasurer Myrtle Jean Harms Reporter Rachel Damel Hlstorlan Betty .To Morr1s 'kat L '-4 All t., 3 1 .. -V 52 ',?f 5 w f fi fr 42. FIRST GRADE B averatc or better Don Ulmer Carrxer Jxnamy Dale Dunn Davld Henry Bllly xynt INltChl sn: y John N1x londer S1mms Floyd Nelson Tllly Sammy Woodward Tommy X tll Sharon Sharp Patsy Barnhart Judy Clark Donna Jean Pelt Bonlla Joi low: ll Marxlyn Rogers Cora Russell Jan1e Self Patsy Starnes Gladys Valandnnghxm Patrlcxa West IN artha Ann Wxlson NOT ABSENT AT ALL Patr1c1a Ann X est The fxrst grade has enjoyed thexr n1ce new room Even though tht class was unusually large they have had plenty of space to work and play wnth twe Ive large wmdows there was suffmxent lxght on the darkest days Mr Steven sboys bumlt two large wmdow boxes for flowers The ct xlere n have enjoyed carmg for the flowers as well as watchmg them grow Each chxld has a personal lnterest 1n the boxes Mr VN 1lson bu1lt a mce sand table and book shelves for the room New hooks have been added to the llbrary All three grades have enjoyed and do apprecxate the new record playe r We hope to enjoy xt more next year and recemve a far greater benefxt from xt The room 15 now bemg f11led wxth bxrd houses nests pxctures and eve n toy b1rds 1n cages They are you mxght say becommg quxte bxrd conscxous THIRD GRADE B average or better L1lly Mae Adams Jann1ce Bond Nancy Martln Susle Lxvxngston Bermece Starnes Ellen Whxte Marxbeth Jones John Vanland1ngham Johnme Wrtght Patsy Duc kfr-.on NOT ABSENT AT ALL Betty Ann I-Ieflm Betty Lane Susle L1v1ngston vVh1te Ellen Marsha Lynn ABSENT BECAUSE OF SICKNESS Marxbeth Jones Bern1ece Starnes Catherme Russell Betty Lou Garner Janmece Bond Bobby Lane Edward Massey The th1rd grade pupxls have had some xmportant and lnterestmg work ln Meamngful Spe1l1ng tlus year They learned to d1scr1m1nate between words of sxmnlar rneanmg the evolutmon of words word bu11d1ng and mult1ple meamngs The ch1ldren learned that a phase of a meanmgful spellmg program lb that of helpmg chxldren to determ1ne the meamng of a word through tts contextual settxng The mean1ng and appllcatlon of some of the most common preflxes and sufflxes have helped to tmprove the pupxls background There has been a desxre to learn more about new words and the xmplxcatxons of these words The followmg stxth grade students made an average of B or above Margxe Adams Nelhe Mae Barkhxmer Joan Bradshaw Jxmmy Le Harley Amta Khppert Hzlrey Larkms Martha Lee Ward Raymond Spruell The followmg sxxth grade students have not mlssed a day thas year J1mmy Wayne Bradshaw Joan Bradshaw Preston Cranford Jxmmy Lee Harley Russel Mead Dorthy Mae McK1rmce Marzon Sharp Thomas St:-out and Leland West The followmg sxxth grade students have not mxssed except for xllness Margxe Adams Ralph Bumpas Eathbert Davxs Herbert Starnes Harry Lynd and Raymond Spruell 43 ' , . , , .ta ' ' -. - , . J . Q . - . ,, D , v . , V Ur. - '. , 1 , I ' 1 I I I t - , 1 H -' 'i . .., . . . .. I, V ' ' ' 2 1 , , , - . I . . . r . ,. . . . I I I D I I I I h'-I I I I I ' , . . . . I I I I I I ' I D ' . . . . 1 I I D L I I I I ' I I I I p 1 1 . 5 D I I I . MUSIC ACTIVITIES The Junior girls choral group has done sonie excellent work this year. They have learned two part songs, both classic and semi-classic. We found in different try-out that a nuniber could do very good solo work. At some P.T.A. programs this group gladly gave several numbers. And also at Christmas they sang a nuniber of the niore unusual carols. Dressed in vesture and with lighted candles they sang in processional and recessional. They have been a credit to the school. At mid term the Junior boys joined the group. Some of these fellows have good voices and a few are attempting solo work and are doing quite well. Who knows but that some day Harmony Grove may boast at least radio singers equal to many of our favorites of today FOURTH GRADES Those who haven t missed a day except for illness are Jerry Dean Bryant Otis Garner Billy Joe Carolyn Bumpas Ann Gammill Carolyn Eason Dorothy Jean Hicks Daisy 1.,ou The following fifth grade students have not missed a day this year Thomas Walters Rosalyn Calloway Keith Self Barbara Garner ltiarilyn Smith Marilyn Hayes Betty Goza Rose Sharpe Jo Nettles Betty Albritton and John Tilley The following fifth grade students have not missed a day this year except for illness Bobby Stewart Irene Dunn Dorothy Clements Enelina Brian Darrell Foster Buddy Spruell Jerry Grace Bobby Foster Joe Wallace hey IV ary E Garner Louise Tuberville Lucell hey and Jim Turner Harmony Grove since Christmas has organized a coral reading class for the seventh eighth and ninth grades which is under the direction of Mrs Malock It seems that the whole school and its surroundings are proud of the excellent work that this class has been carrying on During the February P T A meeting the class recited a few of the readings which had been selected by the leader It is a desired hope that this class will carry out the good work and prosper through the years to come HOME ECONOMICS Martha Ree Rachel Lucille F rances Jane Gwendolyn Billie Fay Margie Belt Betty Sue Bertha Becky Imogene These girls have not been absent Gwendolyn lrnogene 44 ----..--------------------------B- --------..-------------------------Bf - ---,-,,-,,,.,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B ..--------------------------------B- Lois ----------------------------------- -B -----------------------------------B ----....,.--------------------..--- B- -' --- ....... ................ - -- B- ' ------------------------------ B+ --------------------------------B+ ----------------------------------B+ ----------------------------------B -------------------------- ----- B Fll-A'l'H GRA llli l'AllI'tl11'lAll 'Sl 'wvrne'st1'rtha-tollowlngg pupils llf1Vt' In fnvr. 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