Hatfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Hatfield, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1947 volume:

BOARD OF EDUCATION S W Almonrode Pres1dent Lee McCafferty A Q Hamby 0 B P l C., E. Martin, Sec. Joe Boe Lane iiiikkiiikiiiiikkiiiYtW8iiihiXWWi2ikkiiWWvikkiiiiiiiiiiiiiii kYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikkitktinkikhmwtktikkiikikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roof NAD h AAN! We the staff of t e 1947 1 ae Owls have endeavored to gather between the covers oi t x1s annual somethmg of the 1946 47 We hope that thu., cur urs volume oi The Ow may mcrease the loyalty each of us feels for the Hatfield School We hope that the book vull be a source of pleasure to students 1n years to come when they may turn through its pages and remember frlends and happexungs long past YiiiW8iviiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiii848838Yikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yikkkiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiii?811885118811iiiiiiiiiiiiiikiii 1 v , rf ff , ., L. D J , . 1 ov . 9 .-, , . . ' so 1 u u - . . . ' 1 Q . wr U 1 . . BOB SLOTE EDITOR 'FINYCHIEF HARVE WILLIAMS GLORIA NEILL BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING NIANAGER EVIA IEANNE ANDERSON ORESTDIE TURNER SENIOR HISTORLAN JUNIOR HISTORIAN ANNUAL STAFF D I ICAT DEDICATION To Amos Musgrave nd James O Hunter Amos Musgrave for the past elghteen years has been Supermtendent of the Hatheld School, as n token of our apprecxatzon for lus energetic unselfxsh and sym pathet1c servxces to patrons faculty, and student body we dedzcate th1s book to h1m James O Hunter who has made xt posszble for us to put out the f1rst edxtxon of The Owls , who has been our Superrntendent and worlged wzth us in the absence of Mr Musgrave we ded1cate th1s book to hun Ei. , . , f . . . . . 1 - 0 1 . .- . . . . B - ' ' as vo . 0 Q - . 0 F 0 'W W 5,6 f 34 E W,e Teresa Ridings History Amos Musgrave Supt fan leave, Geneva Weaver En-815511 Villa Anderson Math Freda. Winters, Science Innes 0' Human sum g K. f', i nnn4 r n4 rn n nn nnnn e nf n f H 1 W ff n L uf nnn2 f 35:3 A ' W -':f- Y o ' Ruby Martin Primary Homemaking Evelyn Miller Second L Third Grade Bernice Scott Clarlce Scott Forurth L Fifth Grade Fifth l Sixth G1-.de y Bcnita Musgrave 5 E I R L ww film ' w 'T SENIORS Left to rxght, top ro v EVIB Jeanne Anderson Geneva Weaver, and Glorxa Ne11l Second row M11burn Oglesby Eldon McCafferty, Center Bob Slots Thlrd row Harve W1111arns, and Vestal Southern Fourth row Opal Grxffm Lenora Borders Jackie Calvery and Ieweldme Clawson Lloyd R1d1ngs not shown CLASS OFFICERS Pre szdent Hzstorian Secretary Treasurer Sponsor. Harve W1l11BIHS Evia Jeanne Anderson Judy Clawson Bob Slots Geneva Weaver . X : U , : , : A . 9 D , . . . y 0 Vice Presidentu... ....,E1don McCa.fferty SENIOR CLASS WILL The tmme has come to pass on our laurels and position to the next class the class that w1ll be sxttmg Ln our places next year We leave to them all the fun we had To each members of the new class we pass on our friendshlps and our quarrels We want our best wishes extended to each of them, and we hope they do just half as well as we have, Of course we know that everyone of them expects to do better However that may be there are a few treas urers we vould dread to see lost And in order that such a dlsas ter should not take place we have vrltten our w1l1 and m xt every treasure 18 taken care of We the class of 1947 of the Hatheld School do hereby make and declare thxs to be our last w1ll and testament 1n the form ar 1 manner as follows Vestal Southern I-hs black hair to Lmston Nelson M1lburn Ogle sby His English book to Ronald Dagenhart Eldon McCafferty H1s good looks to Al Gray Evla Jeanne Anderson Her knowledge to Coyvae Whitehouse Gloria Neill Her library research tune to Pauhne Griffxn Ieweldine Clawson Her dancing abxhty to Anna Mane Wrlson Bob Slots H1s ambitlon for work to Ted Gray Lenora Borders Her quxetness to Orestme Turner Opal Grxffm Her t1me for laughing to Mary Betty Borders Jaclue Calvery Her time in the lxbrary to Jackie Martin SENIOR CLASS PROP!-IECY Ev1a Jeanne Anderson Teachmg Fourth Grade m Mena Central School Opal Lee Grzffm Leadmg clown with Ringling Barton Brothers Cxrcus Lenora Borders Lxcensed Beauty Shoppe operator and owner ln Ariz Vestal Southern A CO!YlIhIISS10D8d Officer um the U S Navy J'ack1e Calvery Newspaper reporter m Phoemx, Arxzona Eldon McCafferty ,Owner of the Craig Service Station m Mena Glona Ne1ll Head Doctor at the Smxth Clrmc 1n Texarkana Bob Slots Owner and Operator of a truck lme Harve Wxllxams A rad1o announcer on NBC J'udy Clawson Singmg wzth Bob Wells Band M1lburn Oglesby ,Marned and owner of a ranch down Deep m the Heart of Texas ' ' . . . . . , . 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Q t. . ol HISTORY OF SENIORS In the year 1936 most of us began our first step upward as far as school IS concerned The only one of us to start and complete this journey to a diploma in the Hatfield school IS Bob Slote We didn t really work hard unt1l about the year '43 which was the beginning of our hzgh school days We began our senior year in 46 with twelve members Lloyd Ridmgs saw fit to drop his schooling and enter service for our country This leaves only eleven to go to the funsh Below is a brief story of the remainmg eleven Eldon McCafferty was born at Boles Arkansas and attended school there until the first eleven grades were completed He and h1s family moved to Hat field all 46 wh1ch gave him a chance to attend the Hatfield School for his senior year Opal Griffin was born at Hatfield, Arkansas The f1rst seven grades were completed in the Hatfield School At that time she and her fam1ly moved to California The eighth grade was spent in two different schools m Califorma The ninth being spent in the Venture California Junior hxgh The fanuly moved back to Hatfield where the last three grades were completed Ieweldme Clawson was born 1D Arapac, Oklahoma At the age of five she entered a country school in Oklahoma where she d1d the first grade She and her family moved to Hatfield in the year of 1936 where the remaining eleven grades were made J'ack1e Calvery was born in Nocona, Texas She attended the first grade in the Dallas School ln '36 the family moved to Hatfield In 39 she decided to enter the Hatfield school and completed the remaining eleven grades Evia Jeanne Anderson was born in Hatfield, Arkansas She did her first entered school at Cove Arkansas thus finishing the first three grades there She later moved to Hatfield and entered school in the fourth grade The re rnamder of her work to complete high school was spent in the Hatfield School Lenora Borders was born in Western Oklahoma She started to school at Katy Oklahoma in 1933 and attended school there for two years She moved to Potter and attended school there for almost three years, then started to Hatfield where she began the fifth grade and d1d the remaining grades to com plete high school Harve Williams was born in Hatfield, Arkansas His fir st years school mg was done m Texas He entered the Hatfield school in the second grade and started to the twelfth but when he was in the eleventh grade Uncle Sam dec1ded things differently for him by callmg him into service for our country, and keep ing h1m for three long years This was a great slow down 111 h1s educat1on but not enough to discourage him. When the Navy was through with him he came back to Hatfield to fzmsh his last years work Milburn Oglesby was born in Alder Springs, Arkansas His first eight vs-ars of schooling was spent in the Alder Springs school In 43 he entered the Hat field school to do his high school work thus he stayed to the fzmsh. Vestal Southern was born in Alder Sprmgs, Arkansas He entered school at Alder Springs at the age of six, where he stayed until the first eight grades were completed In '43 he entered Hatfield School and stayed to the finish Bob Slote was born in Hatfield All his schooling has been in the same school Uncle Sam saw fit to take him out of school for two years to give h1s services m the Marines for our country When that miss1on was filled he came back to Hat f1eld school to complete hxs high school work. B . n o g a I . Q . O n 0 I , . , e . , , . . I s 1 Q . , D D l 0 . , . . . , . B . schooling in Comache, Texas. She and her family moved to Arkansas. She , . , . 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Secretary..... ......Coyvae Whitehouse . . oaoolo .ensue .1 SOPHOMGRE CLASS 'F' un. lbw :lx ,-any an -059, 'W J .1-u '5. ,ax H--. Wh M-45:5 .4-47 -'-s 3 aw is V117 E,-+. 3 ,-. ff al' L 'Y' 'fb SOPHOMOR ES Left to right top row Calvin Richards Aldene IvicCa.fferty Freda Winters, Harold Patye Marqueta Lloyd Second row Billie Dale Johnson Opal Fern Taylor Richard Bramer Nancy Wentworth Mary Ella Foley Third row Hilton Bell Wanda Jean Miller Terrance Powell, Helen Britton Billy Nunnelee Fourth row Betty Jean Harrison, Ivan Gore, Marylyn Ross, Claudia Stnckland, Kathleen Griffin Fifth row Denver Borders, Naomi Lloyd Clareen Crawford, Ruby Lawrence Betty June Burgess, Dick Cullinan. CLASS OFFICERS Pre sident Vice President Treasurer R eporter Social Leader Sponsor. Calvin Richards Aldena McCa.iferty R L Leard Billie Dale Johnson Opal Fern Taylor Freda Winters Secretary...... .,.., Harold Payte Nmth Grade ,Lal ft T 'S Ag, an 8 M ,fx Q1 ,uv 'x VZ? 3' '-2 fi 4-up 4'-af ww 'N ' 31 .Wigan 14153114 Q3 ,a' Left to right top row Sammie Varner Letha Smith Pat Warren Patricia Springer Allen Whitehouse, Ioan Ridingi. Second row: Mary Io Barnett Dolores Crane Peggy Enlow Erma Jean Dilbeck Johnnie Faye Ross Ella Mae Powell. Third Row: Anne Smith Flora Mae Bissel Mary Springer. James Payte Revenna Southern Wayman Bell. 'Fourth row: James Oglesby Lucille Richards, Mary Cullinan Dorothy Floyd, George Holder ISN '37 'IEP' 'Que V...-be l 43,1 dvgvk 1:7 W 1 ' f Ju? -an A-...gf Ov! 119' WP 'N J 'D 'af 'W ltQiVx?X'55x ff 5 if ,elaabqix Xxx G Left to right top row: James 0 Hunter, Sponsor Cul Gray president Shirley Joplin, Vice-president, Peggy Foley, Secretary Glenn McCoy Treasurer and Jerry Dover Becond Row: Betty Lou Bates, Jack Bruner .Estell Lawrence Billy Heath, Ldldxed Nine and .Timmy Willard. Third Row: Anna Hlhlm0hdl Altus Mu-kle Floreme Hn-risen Curtin Lhyd Willie Dene Powell md Bud Rogers Fourth Row Louise Myers Florece Liles, Benie Lutx-ell md Lucille llicholnl. f 7 Seventh Grade 4591-K M W'-sv s wwf '3' mg 5 ,g we X QA j NM ,mf -... Zigi , 'QW fag? 'eh wfzffe H y 23, Kwai S is EEL my, ,ws ,gfkeie-enwwkqhf W, mmm ww 5 N .nf ws 'f J, LFP!! 4' .T A .e e - QL .7 1, SEVENTH GRADE Left to nght top row Tresa R1d1ngs, Walter W1ll1ams Houston Johnson, Wanda Lzles Margie McLellan, and Al1ce W111iams Second row Lou Mart1n, Margaret McAll1ster, Charles Stnckland Frank Wentworth Patsy R1d1ngs Fay Nell Bates Thxrd row Troy Lee Varner, Era Jo Szruth, Bonnie Cravey, Patsy Ewmg Shmrley Harr1s, and Bobby Threat Fourth ro Lela Mae Whitehouse Norma June Barnett Doyle Gore Thomas Grlffm, Sarah Nell Frke and Sue Martux Faith Row Lynn Murphy, Luc1l1e Thomas Ella June Button, Erma Jean Wmters, Levona Ferguson, and Norman Brewer Bottom ro v Dxanne Grandy and Claude Wilkerson CLASS OFFICERS Vzce Presxdent Houston Jolmso Secretary Wanda L1les Treasurer Margaret McAll1ster Reporter Al1ce Wxlhams Sponsor Tresa Rldmg . ' : . . . . ' I G D l B 0 I . .. , . . . ' , . . . , 8 : , . ' : . 1 - President...,,,, ......Walter Williams Dall!!! ltllb . ICSC! llbbll . GOOD!! IDU! I I . Frfth Srxth Grade Fourth Frfth Grade if Primary and First Grade Second Thrrd Grade T X H Girls and Sponsor P...- t to right! bottom row Mary Springer Nancy Wentworth, Aldena McCa!ferty, Betty June Burgess, Ruby Lawrence Ruby Leard, and Johnnie Faye Riss Second row Patricia Warren Erma Jean Dlllbeck, Mary Ella Foley Kathleen Grlliln Patsy Jo Jouette Naomi Loyd Lucille Richards Opal Fern Taylor Billie Dale Johnson Peggy Enlow and Ann Smith. Third row Ravena Southern, Dorthy Floyd Mary Cullinan, Wanda Jean Miller Helen Brittain Mary Lynn Ross Mary Jor Barnett and Patricia Springer Fourth Row Ella June Brown Jo Ann Rldings Deloris Crane Claudia Strickland Betty Jean Harrison Doris Nine and Letha Smith. Tom Left Bonita Musgrave, Instructor Too Right Eiva Jeanne Anderson President FHA President ..,. ,,,, lst Vice Znd Vice ... 3rd Vice Secretary ..... Reporter ..... .... Historian ..... Advisor un nn Evia Jeanne Anderson Aldena McCa1ferty Billie Dale Johnson Letha Smith Kathleen Grifiin Opal Fern Taylor Betty Burgess Bonita Ldusgrave President Ted Gray FFA f' -1 'W f A ,mm Left to right back row James O Hunter Harve Wllliaxnl, Linston Nelson, Jimmie Harris, Hilton Bell, Jim Murphy Doyle Morrison, Jay Keener, Bill halter, James Oglesby and Allyn Whitehouse First row Richard Bramer, Ronald Dagenhart, Dick Cuillinan George Holder Ivan Gore Calvin Richards Tad Gray, R L Leard Waymon Bell, Denver Borders and Bob Slote Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Watch Dog Adv'llor....... Ronald Dagenhart Jimmie Harris Calvin Richards Albert Gray Gene Crane James 0. Hunter I '-nl' F H A Banquet if if F F A Banquet Who s Who Left to right above Ruby Leard, mast popular girl. Albert Gray, most popular boy llldena Lk:Ca!ferty, most courteous girl, and R L Lsard, moat courteous boy Left to right bottom, Albert Gray most handsome boy Mary best all round girl, and Albert Gray, Beat all round boy Most studious boy Richard Bruner Nat shown. 1 9 Springer, cutest girl, Ioan Dover, most studioua girl, Paullne Griffin Famlllar Faces Places CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 9 October 20 October November 28 December Z1 March 12 March 19 Apnl 4 Apr-11 10 Ap:-11 16 May 1 May Z May 16 Openmg of School F F A boys to Amencan Royal Stock Show Kansas Cxty Hallowe en Carnxval Thnnksgxwng Hohdays Chnstmas Holldays Senxor Play Father son Banquet All School P1cn1c Mother 8: Daughter Banquet Semor Day Jun1or Senxor Banquet F F A Annual Plcmc Close of School 9 ph A B WAISWORTH BROTHERS M 1 M U S , gunnnnannnau nnunugq . 31 .----- ---------------- I - 29 ........ ........ ' ' ' - 30 ---------------- ' ' March Z2 ----------------- - ---- F., H. A. 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Z'- 'Y NN TOGRAPI-I VERTISI COMPLIMENTS OF PLA TERS ATIUIXIAL BA K 0 0 0 0 9 HATP IELD ARKANSAS 0 0 0 0 0 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPURATION Hatfield Lumber Co MANUI AC'1 URLRS OI+ YELLOW PINE LUMBI Ii DAY ND NIC P I' SERVICE 0 0 0 0 0 PHONE 39 HATE IELD ARKANSAS 0 Q 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 FOR BETTER HOMES AND BUILDING MATERIAL 0 0 0 0 0 Shane 5 Machine Shop BUILDERS OF If INE SAW MILL EQUIPMENT GEAR CUT'1 ING A SPECIALTY COMPLIMEN IS OF A VV D od so n SUPERVISOR OF POLK COUNTY SCHOOLS i 9 0 J RE SAVVS - DOUBLE END TRIMIVIERS - EDGERS 0 o COMPLIMENTS OF Emerson eter Cempen SALES I ORD SERVICE MENA ARKANSAS LET LS MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Choate Furmture O18 520 DE QUEEN SIREET TELEPHONE 534 RAYMOND F CRFGC MANAGER COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR A ROOM OR A HOUSE CASH OR CREDIT TERMS WE DELIVER 1 D 1 7 H 1 ' VY w yy ' L O vw ' J , 4 1 1 1 1 Jn A , J I I , ., r , , l I - - Cut Barber Shop POOL HALL MAGAZINES JOHN ROMINE PHONE 68 HATFIELD ARKANSAS ALFX LINDSEY QUINCY LINDSEY Lnodsoy Brothers Motor Co SALES S FUDEBAKER SERVICE MEN A ARKANSAS IIRSP BY IAR WITH A POST WAR CAR WL SPP CIAI IZL IN EXPERT SERVICE AND POR I4 IRSI IN COMP ORI' AND PCONOMY TRY S'1 DDI BAKER CARS AND TRUCKS FOR I'IRS'I IN PERFORMANCE AND ECONOMY USE ST AINDARD GASOLIINE OILS AND GREASES FOR A I+ RIENDLY VISIT COME TO SEE US , L ,X 'Y 1 J O X V I 4 1 Y W 7 rx WV J' I w P 3 Q P Y ' I I GOOD PRODUCTS w wrw 1 r L , 'I I ' Q 4E ' , fo 4 N 1 4 I N , I 1 T ' A A I A U . COUNT ME A BOOS'1 ER If OR YOUR SCHOOL AN U WHAT IF S'1 ANDS FOR Owen Cole PLANT ERS NAIIONAI BANK BUILDING PHONE 295 MENA ARKANSAS Middleton Chevrolet Ce A TO BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE SEE O Price Auto Suppl REPLACEMENI PARIS Sz ACCESSORIES PHONE 420 MENA ARKANSAS Paul Sandler 84 Son FURNITURE HARDWARE PAIN'IS WALL PAPER SASH SL DOORS PHONE 118 MENA ARKANSAS 1 'l - 1 1 O I vw raw m. 1. , I , IN, , I 7 1 W- , 7 i COMPLIMENTS OF COUNTY CLERK E L Terrell SHERIFF Gerald Johnsen O O COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES Mrs M Martin N e1l Taylor Old Patter J unctlon SERVICE STATION Gas and Olls Best W1shes to the Graduates of the Hattleld H1gh School from SLATES CAFE Phone 58 Hatfleld Arkansas , I O O O Groceries - Feed - Flour 4 7 Rovves Auto Suppiy and Garage G dy Appl HATFIELD ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF Fretz Garage H tf Id A k The Mena Star Your Newspaper 00 ear - H 'ances - G E Hgh ay 71 Ph 34 Ph A 12 a ' A as CARPER DOVER MERCANTILE CO Phone 380 Mena Arkansas Shop and Save at Your Frlendly OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY STORE Your Home of Better Values 2 Mena Arkansas ELLIS GOSS Mena Arkansas WATKINS HARDWARE Over 47 Years Servlce Phone 40 Mena Arkansas , f, , A 2nd Hand Store L, A C6 ' f X ' 77 ' 2 TURNER TIRE STORE TIFGS and Products Auto Accessorles Phone 284 Mena Arkansas GATLLY BROTHF RS CAFE HARPER S DRY GOODS STORE Star Brand and Nunn Bush Shoes 818 Mena Street Phone 86 ROGERS BROTHERS 816 Mena Street Mena Arkansas A , C I A Phone 76 Mena, Arkansas fl Q 1 o ' , 1 TREASURE INN CAPE Clara Beck Prop We Serve Home Cooked Meals and Home Cooked PICS Mena Arkansas MENA INSURANCE AGENCY Better Be Safe Than Sorry Mena Arkansas Co1npl1ments of BEASLEY WOOD Mena Arkansas Complnnents of THE EXTENSION OFFICE Mena, Arkansas Will S. Mac Lafferty Richard C. Barham HARVEY S COF1 LE SHOP Odees and Bertha VANITY BEAUTY SHOP 5005 Pickering Avenue Mena Arkansas You the Best of Service Oomphx ients of TUTT HARRIS ANID SONS General Meichandise Phone 7 Hatfield Arkansas Compliments of WATKIN S LUMBER AND MERCANTILE CO Hatfield Arkansas If We Can Serve You Phone 16 - i - . Y 1. , XC Licensed Operators Ready and Willing at All Times to Give , 1 1 is n Congratulatlons Hatfleld Senlors From MENA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REYNOLDS VARIETY fForrnerly Cauley sl A Complete I me of Vauety Merchandlse Mena Arkansas Keep Up the Good Work All Roads Lead to R H O A D E S Department Store Mena Polk County Arkansas HUNT ER'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Fred Hunter, Operator Corner Mena Sz J assen Mena, Arkansas Always Building Mena and Polk County , , EDDLEMAN 81 SONS Golden Sheal Flour H1gh Grade l+eeds and Seeds ert1l1zers for any Crop Wholesale and Retall Phone 308 H A T H A W A Y S Mena Arkansas General M9FCh1HdlSG Glfts Toys Souvenlrs Statlonery JOSEPHINE S BEAUTY SHOP Spec1al1z1ng 111 Cold Wax es Mamcures Faclals and M3ChlH6l9SS Waves Phone 82 Mena Arkansas THE WOR'1 HINGTON SHOPPE Ladles Ready to Wear Twelve Years 1n BUSINESS and Stlll at Your SGTVICG i i nu ' ' 1 f ' 1 N1 T . . V . 9 , ' , Y C . - . - - 1 . - . Books - Wearing Apparel 1 9 , 7 Y - 3 ' ' w BOOSTERS S. E CRAIG Slnclaxr Agent Phone 373 Mena Ark MIDDLETON TRANSFFR CO Mena Arkansas WE WISH TO THANK THB. ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSIBLE GEYER FUNERAL HOME, Polk County Burial Ins.