Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)
- Class of 1947
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JiE.Q The School With a heart qe3 Foreword... The 1946-1947 school year has been one of the biggest in Henderson's history. A record-breaking enrollment has en- abled more students to catch the spirit of the School with a Heart. The Heart of Henderson is big. Every person in the his- tory of Henderson's campus has made it so. In this 1947 Star, we offer you the key to this school year. It has been impossible to record everything worth remem- bering . . . but let the links of our key chain in the following pages stimulate your individual chain of mem- ories . . . Page 4 Contents The Key1W The HQME Q.., EFFICIENCY . . . ACADEMICS . . . REVERIE . . . TEAMWQRK ...... 0E Henderson In Memoriam... PLORA MYERS G1LLENT1NE.Ph.D i Head of the Department of Education 1930 - 1946 Page 6 Dtllilfilfillll . .. Q89 Amy Jeon Greene To Henderson's booster extraordinary whose Reddie enthusiasm spreads as contagion . . . 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IACK A, CLARK Instructor of Military Science and Tactics Pro gives Dr. Ritchie his version of the last qu B.A., M.A M.A., Ph.D B.A,, MA B.A B.A., MA BMA BSE B.M., M.A B.EdY, M.A arter. Paqe Z3 FACULTY . SGT. IAMES L. FLEMING Instructor of Military Science and Tactics MARY LEE FOSTER . . . Associate Professor of Mathematics ELEANOR GILLIAM , . Assistant Professor of English AMY IEAN GREENE . . Supervisor in Secondary Field Instructor in History MRS. FREDERICK HARWOOD Associate Professor of Music OTIS E. HAYS, IR .... Assistant Professor of Iournalism DAVID PORTER HOLMES . . Assistant Professor of Lanquaqes PI-IILLIP G, HORTON . . Head of Department of Chemistry HUGH H, HYMAN .... Head of Department of Mathematics and Director of Extension Services EDWIN H. IONES . . Associate Professor of Languages MILLARD M. LAING . . Head of Department of Music MARIORIE E. LEE . Associate Professor of Music Page 24 B.A., M.S B.A., M.A B.A., M.S B.M., M.M. B.A. BA., M.A. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Physics B.A., M.A. BM., M.M. B.M.Ed., M.S. FACULTY . Aha! The camera finally catches the evasive Mr. Smith. EDWARD R. LUTER . . . Instructor in Business Administration HARRY V. MATTHEW . . Professor of Education Director of Practice Teaching SGT. IOI-IN W. McCLAIN Instructor of Military Science and Tactics OLIN E. MCKNIGHT . . . Associate Professor of Education Director of Teacher Placement DCROTI-IY MAY MCQUARY , . . Associate Professor of Physical Eclucaticn ELISE REID .... Assistant Professor of Education WILLIAM RITCI-IIE .... BS B.S., MS., Ph.D BS., M.A ES., M.A BA., BO Head oi Department of History and Geography ANNA LOE RUSSELL I-lead Librarian MRS. FLETA RUSSELL . . . Supervisor of Secondary Education ELIZABETH SHAIKUN . . . Assistant Professor of Business Education BA., M.A., Ph,D B.A., BS., M.A EA., M.A B.A., M.A Page 25 FACULTY . CAMILLA SHARP . B.A., BS. Assistant Librarian MILDRED SHERROD . . B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Enqlish MRS. IOHN W. SIMMONS . . BS. lnstructor in Business Education CAPTAIN IOHN W. SIMMONS .... B.A. Head of Department of Military Science and Tactics MRS. H. GRADY SMITH . BM., M.M. Associate Professor of Music BEULAH THOMPSON . . , BSE., MS. Head of Department of Home Economics C. W. THOMASSON . . . BA., M.A., Ph.D Head of Department of Education MRS. NILA EMBREE TURNER BA., M.A Assistant Professor of English PERCY WINFIELD TURRENTINE . BA., M.A Head of Department of English L. l. VAN HORN . . . . . BS., M.A Head of Department of Physical Education Caught in the act. Page Z6 FACULTY DUKE WELLS . B A Athletic Director Dean of Men OTIS WHALEY .... B.A., M,A., PhD Head of Department of Economics and Business Administration MAE WHIPPLE . B.M., B.A., M,A., M.M Assistant Professor of Music ERWIN GARNER . . B A Assistant Business Manager SENA DILDY . . E A Secretary to Registrar MRS. MCDOWELL TURNER . 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President Secretary' B.A. Rifle Team I, 25 Advanced R.C.T.C. 35 Garlands 2, 35 Spanish Club Vice-President 35 I-Iiqh School Practice Teacher 4. Ii it be a qentlernan and a scholar you seek, you have found him. VICTORIA CAMP BAILEY B.A. ' She has a heart to resolve, a head to conirive, and a hand io execute. WILLIAM THOMAS BAILEY B.A. Hot Springs Band l, 2, 3: Pre-Med Club l, 2, 3: Y.M.C.A. l, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 4, Gamma Sigma l, 2, 37 Sr. Class Reporter 4. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorroWs. ARVEL HOUSTON BAKER . B.A. Hope R.O.T.C. l, 2, Business Education Club 4. Birds ot a feather flock together. KENNETH HERMAN BENSON B.S. WalnutRidge They're all queer but me and thee, and some- times thou art a bit odd, me thinks. ROBERT B. BOLES . . . B.A. Hot Springs Gamma Sigma, Sergeant-at-Arms l, 23 Valentine Court lg Science Club ly Pre-Med. Club l, 2: R.O.T.C. Platoon Leader 4, Sigma Tau Gamma 49 lntra-Mural Sports Manager 47 Rifle Team 4. A strong marriage is a peaceful marriage. Page 31 OLGA BRYANT BOLES . B.A. Fordyce Philo l, 2, Treasurer 25 Linguistic Society l, 2. Treasurer 25 Science Club l5 Y.W.C.A. l, 25 Valentine Court l5 Class Secretary 25 Class Vice-President 45 W.V.T.C., Lt. 25 International Relations Club 45 Kappa Delta Pi 45 Swimming Team 4. Ambition rules my brain and love my heart. IOHN E. BUZBEE . . B.A. Arkadelphia Let fools the studious despise. There's nothing lost in being wise. ROSE MARIE BYRD . . B.A. M cGehee Philo l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 35 SCA 45 Business Education Club 3, Vice-President 45 French Club, Secretary 35 Spanish Club, Secretary 35 Alpha Sig- ma Tau 3, 4, Sometimes quiet, sometimes gay, but always lun. BILLY S. CALDWELL . B.A. Malvern Gamma Sigma l, 25 Y.M.C.A. l, President 25 Masquers l, 25 Science Club l5 Choral Club l, 25 Oracle Staff l, 25 Editor, Freshman Edition l5 Star Staff l, 2, Assistant Editor 25 Student Senate 25 LR.C., Vice-President 45 Phi Alpha Theta, President 45 S.C.A. 45 Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and Universities 45 King Halloween Carnival 45 Heart and Key, Presi- dent 4. , Love is a queer and wonderful thing. Page 32 GEORGE CARISTIANOS . B.A. Hot Springs Choral Club l, 2, 3, 45 Masquers l, 2, 3, Presie dent 35 Gamma Sigma l, 2, 35 Y.M.C.A. l, 2 ,35 Class Vice-President 25 Class President 35 Arkansas lnter- collegiate Tennis Champion 25 Who's Who in Amer' ican Colleges and Universities 35 Heart and Key 4: Practice Teachers 45 Tennis Team l, 2, 45 Oracle Stattp Star Staff 4. Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones. FREDERICK CLARENCE CATCHCART BA. Malvern Worry will never make me great, so Why Wcre ry? EDWARD N. CHADWICK . B. S, i Arkadelphia Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 President of Class 2: Most Handsome Boy 2, 3: Student Senate 25 May Day Court 35 Valentine Court 45 Halloween Court 2, Class Senator 2. Give him his test tubes Cand LouiseD and the serene peace ot the laboratory and he knows con- tentmentf' TAMES B. COLVERT . . . BA Texarkana To me books are mere playthingsf' Page 33 9 in X LlL COX , . . B.A. Prescott Philos l, 35 Y.W.C.A. l, 35 S.C.A. 45 Science Club l, 3, 45 Heart and Key 45 l.R.C. 45 Halloween Carnival Queen 45 B.S.U. l, 35 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Ambition is no cure tor love. MRS. lULlA B. DALTON . B.A. Little Rock Kappa Delta Pi 4. The aim is perfection, patience the road. BLANCHE DRAKE . B.M. Patmos Beta Mu Omicron l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, Vice- President 2, President 35 Choral Club l, 2, 4, Vice- President 45 B.S.U. l, 2, 3, Vice-President l, President 25 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3: S.C.A. 45 lr. Class Vice-President 35 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Parlimentarian 45 Alpha Sigma Tau 3, 45 String Ensemble l, 2, 3, 45 Heart and Key 45 Womens Council 4. Music soothes us and erases lite's burdens. CHARLES WEBER DEWS . B.A. Arlcadelphia Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Senator 45 Heart and Key 45 Masquers l, 25 R.O.T.C. l, 2. Ah, love, sweet love. Page 34 VIOLET MIGNON FORD . B.M. Warren She speaks so eloquently the lanquaqe of man- kind-music. IAMES R. PISHER . . BA. Friendship A little foolishness now and then is relished by the best ot men. t BYRON PAT POSTER . . . B.A. Carpenter, Mississippi There's no substitute tor thorough qoinq, ardent, and sincere earnestnessf' CLAUDIE GARRlSON . B. A. Thornton President Class 45 Student Senate 45 Heart and Key 4. Two sided-serious and humorous. Page 35 GRACE GEE CARB . . B.A. Prescott Ten Outstanding Freshmen l 5 Choral Club l 5 Beta Mu lp Y.W.C.A. l, 25 Philo l, 25 Delta Sigma Epsilon 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Student Senate 35 Presi- dent Spanish Club 35 Alpha Beta Theta 3, 4. l can talk myself out of anything but love. IAMES R. GREENE . . B.A. Arkadelphia Director, Beddie News Bureau l, 25 Band l, 25 Camera Club l, 25 Gamma Sigma l, 2, 35 Star Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Oracle Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Editor of Oracle 45 Editor of Oracle Freshman Edition lj Track 25 Veter- ans Club 3, 45 Phi Sigma Epsilon 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 3, 45 Heart and Key 4. l hardly find any person of good sense save those who agree with me. CATHERINE LEE HARDIN . B.A. Arlcadelphia They say she loves a man in blue. DEWAYNE HAYNES . . B.A. 5 V Wilmot Transfer from Ouachita: Business Education Club 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 4, Librarian 35B. S.U. Vice- President 35 Y.M.C.A. Vice-President 35 S.C.A. 45 Phi Lambda Chi President 3, 45 l.B.C. 3, 45 Treasurer Heart and Key 45 Men's Ensemble 45 Masquers 45 Who's Who ln American Colleges and Universities 45 lntra-Fraternity Council 45 lntra-Mural Council 4. He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast. Page 36 MARY SUE HAYNIE . . B.A. Prescott A quiet voice makes one so serene. GEORGE N. HOLMES . B.A. Rison In spite of all the learned may say, I still my own opinion keep. i CLARENCE HOLT, IR. . . B.A. Bismarck He's a well-made man who has a qood deter- minationf' ELLA IUANITA LEWIS . B.A. Atlanta LR.C. 4: S.C.A. 4. Dependable, loyal-a true friend. Page 37 BETTY HOLLAND LIGON . B.A. Arlcadelphia She counts no time Wasted that is spent on pleasure. CLOBlNE LOWEBY . B.A. Boughton Where worth and merit royal meet. MAXINE MARSHALL . . B.A. Little Rock Philo l, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Alpha Sigma Tau 3, 45 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, Treas- urer 3, Choral Club lp Women's Council 45 Class President 37 Student Senate 35 May Day Court 3: Star Stall 2, 3, Science Club 2. l took all courses, especially campusologyf' GLADYS MARTIN . . B.A. Washington B.S.U. l, 2: Y.W.C.A. l, 2: Upsilon Phi l, 2, S.C.A. 47 Choral Club l, 45 LHC. 4. A student-What's better. Page 38 IOHN WILLIAM MARTIN . . B.A Washington I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. KATHLEEN ELEY MARTIN . . B.A Washington A knowledge both of books and humankind' DORIS ELY MEIER . . . B.A Arkadeiphia Shes calm, cool, and collected, and will sure Iy rise in the World. IAMES GARRETT MEIER . . B.A Arkadelphia A true embodiment of high ideals. Page 39 DONALD MUSE . . . B.A Hot Springs All-State Football Team 45 R.O.T.C. I, 25 Gar' lands l, 25 Practice Teaching 3, 4. All qreat men are overworked. I ieel tired myself. MARY LOUISE NIPPER . B.A. Camden Philo l, 2, 35 W.V.T.C. 15 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 35 Wom- en's Council I, 4, Vice-President 45 May Day Court 35 Business Education Club 45 Secretary, Heart and Key5 Delta Sigma Epsilon, President 45 Pan Hellenic Council, Treasurer 45 Rose of D.S.E. 45 Oracle Staff 3. Love is the best joy I can think ot. BILLY LAVERNE OLIVER B.A. DeOueen Philo l, 2, 35 Science Club I, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 35 Y.W.C,A. l, 2, 35 Valentine Court 25 Secretary- Treasurer Class 35 Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities 3, 45 Halloween Court 35 Valentine Court 35 Reddie Day Court 35 Senior-at-Large 35 Sec- retary ot Student Senate 35 Oracle Staff 35 Women's Council 3, 45 President 45 Heart and Key 45 Alpha Siqma Tau, Vice-President 3, 45 Secretary ot Class 4. Make haste slowly. LOUISE PARHAM . . B.A. Thornton Philo l, 2, 35 Alpha Sigma Tau 3, 45 Valentine Court l, 45 Oueen ot Hearts 35 Queen of Stars 35 May Day Court 35 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 35 Halloween Court I5 Business Education Club 35 Who's Who, Beauty l, 2, 3, 4. Oh woman, Lovely woman, Nature made thee to temper man. Page 4U MAURICE R. PARKER . . B.A. Benton Patience, girls, you'll have your turn. RAYMOND LeROY PAUL . . B.A. Camden University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee, Trench Club l, University Club l, Science Club l: Boy's Choir l, Carson-Newman College, lefierson City, Tennessee, Swimming Team 2, Company Com- mander, V-12 Unit 2, Battalion Commander, V-l2 Unit 2, Soccer Team 2, University ot North Carolina, Pre- Flight School QNavyD, Swimming Team 3, Wrestling Team 3, Football 3, Tumbling Team 3, Company Commander, 68th Battalion 3. Genius is 12? inspiration, 99272 sweat.-No Sweat. SARALOU RAYMOND . B.A. X M abelvale Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, Science Club l, Choral Club 2, 3, Upsilon Phi l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-Pres. 3, French Club 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Heart and Key 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4, Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and Uni- versities 4. Knowledge is power. ABNER R. REDDIN . . B. A. Nashville His closest companion is his book. Page 41 fiery 153512 -vw 1.4 ., +4 GW' 5 ROBERT W. REYNoLDs . BA. Prescott Tennis Championship Team, 3, 4. Not afraid ot work, but not in sympathy with it. DCYNE R. RICH . . . B.A. Hot Springs Garlands l, 2, 35 Henderson Club 2, 3, President 45 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties 45 Phi Sigma Epsilon, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Senator 45 Heart and Key 45 Business Manager of Star 4. The sort oi person you like to remember when you think ot Henderson. MERLIN L. SANDERS . . BA. Texarkana, Texas Band l, 3, President 35 Rifle Team 25 Science Club l, 2, 45 R.O.T.C. 35 Garlands 2. Knows how to think . . . And what's more . . . He does. BURVIE HOWARD SHEETS B.A. Bismarck Wife measure genius by quality, not by quan- tityf' Page 42 CHARLES W. SHEETS . B.M.E. Arkadelphia Assistant Band Conductor l, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Heart and Key 45 Advanced R.O.T.C. 35 Beta Mu Omicron l,2,3,4, President 3, Vice-President 45 Sym- phony Orchestra 1,25 Dance Orchestra l, 2, 45 Gar- lands 35 Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities 45 B.S.U. 3. Versatile . . . Capable . . . With a knack for making friends. ROBERT WALTER STEPHENS B.A. Gurdon R.O.T.C. l, 25 Rifle Team l5 Y.M.C.A. ly Practice Teachers 4. Tis only noble to be good, IAMIE ANN 'rHoMPsoN . B.A. Amity Philo l5 Y.W.C.A. l. She has a good Word, a pleasant smile for everyone. MARY ELIZABETH WATTS THOMPSON . B.A. EI Dorado Philo l, 2, 35 W.V.T.C. l5 Y.W.C.A., Vice-Presi- dent l5 Secretary 2, President 35 Womens Council 35 lntra-Mural Manager 25 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 3, 45 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3, President Panhellenic 3. She goes with a dream in her eyes and love at her feet. Page 43 ROBERT ELGIN WARD . B. A. Emmett Y.M.C.A. l, 2, 3: Gamma Sigma l, 27 Phi Sigma Epsilon 3, 4, Veterans Club 35 President of Student Body 47 Heart and Key 4: S.C.A. 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4. Earnest . . . Deep thinking . . . a leader. MARY PAYE WARMACK . B.A. Waldo Transfer trorn Magnolia A.cSrM.p S.C.A. 4: Chor- al Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Mu Omicron 2, 3, 4, Philo 2, 3: Masquers 37 Pi Kappa Sigma 3, 45 Panhellenic 3, 47 Star 4. loy comes, grief goes, we know not how. FREDERICK I. WHITE . B.A. Prescott Transfer from the University ot Arkansas. Too much is vanity, enough is a teastf' What would any college senior class be Without a little Character? Page 44 X 'T x,. V .ix Nj, fuk' .., ,-x--g S X as M rw ws, ,, ir The Rich family . . . The twosome foursome . . . Who ore you bluffinf Lil? . . . His hiqhness reloxes . . . Lil ond Bill . . . Br-r-r-1 . . . TC1ke'r, Boker . . . Turning the Tiqer . . . Horne of the Mooney moo-cows . . . Mignon . . . Mrs. Morrison ond Mrs. Dews . . . You corn tell who is qoinq io be boss of this fornily . . . The lordy foir. Page 45 JUNIORS... OFFICERS MAXINE MCCAULEY ..... Secretary MIKE SHOFFNER . . President, Ist Semester SAM BASKIN . . President, 2nd Semester DAVID ALI EN Mcznstieid N ELL WARREN ALLEN Arkodelphid FRANCES ANN ATKINSON Fordyce VIRGINIA BARNER Princeton Page 46 SYLVIA PAYE BEATY Arkadelphicr MARY BETH BLACK Wickes GERALD BOWERS Arkcfdelphicr ORALEE BRYANT Fordyce PEGGY BROWN Stuttgart LOUISE CHAMBERS Star City I WILLIAM H. CLEMENTS Grczvelly IEANNE COLEMAN Arkcrdelphia BELVA IEAN CROWLEY Arkadelphia IDA CATHERINE DANIEL Prescott Page 47 .Q , Page 48 MARTHA DAVIS Texarkana MARY LOU DAVIS Hot Springs ANNE DEWS Arkadelphia CARLEY DICKEY Murfreesboro CARLYSLE ELLIS Nashville DOROTHY ELLISTCF Gurdon LAWRENCE EMBREY Texarkana PAGE FORD Warren CLIFFORD FRANKS Hope FAULINE FRAZIER Arkadelphia NORMA IEAN GILBERT Arkadelphta LEDA GRAVES Dierks BILL HALLIBURTON Arkadelphia DAVID I-IANKINS Arkadelphia RALPH HAYS Amity DAVID W. HENSLEY Arlcadelphta I LOUISE HESTERLY Prescott THOMAS L. I-IICKS Arkadelphicz Why don't they open those dining- hole doors? Page 49 Page 50 HARRY L. HOOVER Texarkana RALPH HUGHES Friendship MARY STUART IACKSON Hope BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON Hot Springs IOHNNY LOGAN Arkadelphia PAT MABREY Ashdown IASPER MALOY Pelham, Georgia MARVIN MERRITT Gurdon Having fun after the Reddie-Tech football qarne. PATSY MILES Hot Springs BILL MILLICAN Griffin MAXINE MCCAULEY N crshvilie KELLY OLIVER DeQueen PAUL PENNINGTON Gurdon BILL PHILLIPS DeTonti I STEVE POLINK Fairchonce, Penn. RODERICK POWERS Arkczdelphicz VIRGINIA PRATT Wesson EDITH RANDLE Hope KY' M KL 4 3, - Wk xx Page 51 Page 52 BETTY HAMBY RETTIG Prescott FAYE RINEHART Camden EMMA IANE RHODES Hot Springs MARION ROBERTSON Gurdon CHESTER ROSS Montrose CAROLYN ROWAN Amity SARA SAVAGE Arkordelphicf EVERLY SIMONSON Arkodeiphicr MARY SUE SHOFFNER Hot Springs MIKE SHOEFNER Hot Springs The library is a busy place at night. LULA SUE SILLIMAN Camden MARIORIE BELLE SMITH E1 Dorado IAMES LUSTER STEWART Gurdon WILEY THORNTON X Texarkana MARTHA ANN TIPPETT Prescott RAYMOND TOLER Arkadelphia MELBA I EAN TULL Arkadelphia G. W. TURNER Rison Page 53 lx.L b1 if Page 54 IOY WILSON Little Rock BONNIE WOOD Wynne Ready tor cr little Sunday outtng ? Are you taking that bag home? f ,sash 'WYYSEWB in rw mv A er W 'S :BBQ-tix! wg gf 4 ix .A yi X L i Karim H EMQ Sham Irma Wim grime fxmafw 11 3 . use Qi: CK WN XQKM if it Sport Shottner . . . Iiggs and Dot . . . That's telling him, Pigs! . Norma lean and the sun . . . Did somebody say P. E. major? 5' xx Raw A-www 559 A3-Ps 1 'K . , Martha and . . . What's so funny, Ida? . . . The silly quartet . . . All tussed up for Sunday chow . . . Sun grins . . . Don't be such a camera hog, Lula! . . . Giiiy, the perfect balance . . . A lazy Sunday afternoon . . . Ditto . . . Tull toes the line. Page 55 SOP!-IOMOIQES. OFFICERS GUINN DANIEL . . President AMANDA REESE Secretary EOBBY LEWIS . Senator IULIUS ADAMS Lonsdale GLENN ALLEN Arkodelphia MIIDRED ALLI-IANDS Arkadelphicx MARY TOM ANDERSON Pine Bluff Page 56 H. FORD ATI-IA Nashville ROBERT BALES Hope FRED BANDY DeOuee1'1 MARILYN BENSON Nashville DAISILEE BERRY LENORE BAKER Stamps BILL BALLARD Bismarck SAM BASKIN Gurdon MARY IO BETHEA Arkadelphia Fort Sam Houston, Texas CHARLES BLAKELY Okolona Page 57 BETTE BLEDSOE Fordyce EDWINA BOLTON Hot Springs FAYE BON N ER Fordyce EMERSON BRADLEY Prescott MARY DELLE BRAME Wilmot MAMIE SUE BRIGHT Fordyce HORACE BROOM Emerson CARROLL BULLOCK Camden CHARLES BUTLER Hope Pg 58 MRS. IOHN ELDRIDGE BUZBEE Arkcrdelphicz I. W. CAIN Hoi Springs DONNA CALDWELL Nashville l. H. CALLAWAY Pine Bluff GORDON CARLISLE Arlcadelphia W. E. CARSON Bauxiie CARLTON CHAMBERS Star City DESSIE MAY COFFMAN New Hope CARLTON COLEMAN Nashville lust got out of Tavern Terminology class. Page 59 DALE COPELAND GUINN DANIEL I-lot Springs I Page 60 Nashville DENZIL COWLING Mineral Springs CORRINE COX Texarkana ICE CRANE Ozan IAN CROW Arlcadelphia REGINA CUMMINGS Prescott GERALDINE DANIELS Arlcadelplqia PI-IENA DANIEL Laneburg KENNETH DAVIS H ot Springs Now, Fibber, you get out of thot boy's eorr! HELEN DOWNS Hope IDA LOU DUCKWORTH Wotson HMMY ELMS Arkodelphior IOYCE ELEY El Dorcrdo TEDDY FEIMSTER Okolono IEANE FERGUSON McGehee CLAYBORN FLETCHER Forrest City IUNE GILBERT Center Point AL........ 533.3 X Page 61 474 1 GEORGE GOUVAS Bowling Green, Kentucky W. T. GREEN Arlcodelphio PAUL HAMBRIGHT Prescott MARIANNE HARDEE El Dorcrdo L. T. HARRISON Nashville Page 62 LANELLE GOZA Arlqozdelphio DONALD GREGG DeOueen IRMA. HAMBY Prescott VAN HARRELL Arlcodelphio ELIZABETH HAYS Amity MORRIS HAYS Smczckovev IAMES W. HAZZARD Hope CONNIE HEBERT Hot Springs IOHN HONEA Hope BOYCE HOPE Prattsville BETHY HUDDLESTON Hot Springs BETTY LOU HUDDLESTON ROLLINS Arkczdelphio FIEDLING HUDDLESTON Hope Boy, I'1l be CI rich mom when this qcrmefs ovel OWEN I-IUGGINS Hot Springs IOHN IENNINGS H ot Springs GILBERT IOHNSON Hot Springs Benton RUSSELL IORDON Ashdown Page 64 VELMALEN E HUNTER N orphlet DERWOOD JOHNSON Gould HERMAN IOHNSON Hot Springs BARBARA IOHNSTON HOWARD JONES Arkodelphio SARA KILGORE Fordyce ELBEBT KIZZIA Smockover IOY LANGDON Arkcrdelphicz I OE D. LEE Little Rock BETTY LEVINE Washington RAY LONG DeOueen RUTH LAMBEBT Washington, D. C. LOBRAINE LABSEN Benton BOBBY LEWIS Hot Springs CLELL LONG DeQueen BILL LOWE Hot Springs Pciqe 65 Poqe 66 ROBERT LOWREY Hot S prinqs VERDIS MALOCH Emerson DONALD MILLS Wilton MARY E. MOORE Arlcodelphio MARY ROY MOSES Hope RALPH MURRAY Nashville RUCKER MURRY Prescott BILL MCCASKILL Arlcodelphio Ployboys with no one to ploy with lust what could these fellows have IAMES MCCOWAN Hot Springs ALFRED MCDONALD Smczckover FRANCES MCELHANNON Arkgdeiphicr TOHN MCGOWAN Hot Springs MARY ELLA MCKENZIE Gurdon BUNNY NEWTON H ot Springs RAMEY NELSON Little Rock THOMAS NEWTON Hot Springs Page 67 Page 68 DALE OVERTON Betrne CAMILLE PENNINGTON Benton MRS. BONNIE PIERCE Camden WATSON PORTER Prescott X BHLY IO PUCKETT Ashdown RUBE PUTERBAUGH Little Rock WARD RAMSAY Pine Blutt PATRICIA RAYMOND Mcbelvcle AMANDA REESE Nashville BETTY REESE Center Point MEREDITH REID Arkadelphic MILDRED REYNOLDS WELCH Gurdon DOROTHY RICH Stuttgart PAT ROBERTS Fordyce GIBSON ROBERTSON Hope PATRICIA ROBINSON X Lewisville LEONARD ROLLINS Arkczdelphicz IOE MELVIN ROSS Malvern Come on, girls, think of men and smile. Page 69 SARALOU ROSS Okolona RODNEY RYAN Gurdon ANTHONY SERIO Camden RUSH SIMONSON Arkadelphia Page 70 Drunk or sober-he just passed out. ELEANOR SUE RUSSELL Camden MERLEAN E SAN DAGE Arkadelphia GERALD SHEPPARD Gould MORRIS SMITH Little Rock MARY LOU STEED Benton FLORENCE THOMAS Arkodelphtcr TOY LEE TOWNSEND Bouxite TOY TROUT Gurdon THOMAS TUCKER Hampton IIMMIE NEAL TWEEDLE Arkcrdelphto CATHERINE WALKER Fouke HMMY WALKER Gurdon SALLY SUE WALKER Arkodelphto VIVIAN WALWORTH Stuttgart 1 H155 .QW , L., -A Q, .LR . Page 71 ki E, is R Q 1. KATHLEEN WARD Ogden I. W. WARREN Arkadelphia I IM WATSON Texarkana WILLIAM WEAVER YVONNE WEBBER Malvern CHARLES WEST Hope Malvern IOHN WEBSTER DeWitt Page 72 MARTHA SUE WESTBROOK Arkadelphia CONRAD WHITE Prescott WILLIAM E. WHITE Kedron NICKOL SMITH WILLIAMS Aricodeiphio S. B. WILLIAMS Arkodeiphio DEAN WILLIAMSON Hot S' prinqs VIRGINIA WILLOUGHBY Ei Dorado GEORGE WISE Hope DOROTHY WOODSON Amity MARTHA WRAY Gurdon BILL WREN Prescott FRANK ZIMMERMAN Hot Springs Hold thot Tiger, Stubby! Page 73 PRES!-IMEN... i i it f JW' I l ' if I oPPicERs I ,tim it ,M '-'1' ' SIM ELLIS ..... Vice-President I' It RALPH CARRINGTON . . . . President LINDA IONES . . . Secretary First Row: Mary Sue Adams, I-lot Sprinqsg Roloert Luther Adams, Malvern: Iimmy Alexander, Arkadelplniay Peqqy Allison, Arkadelphiap Pauline Ambers, I-Iot Springs. Second Row: Iames Atkinson, Prescott, Anna Belle AuBuchon, I-lot Springs, Frances Louise Avery, Prescott, Harry Ball, Ozanp Ioan Barnes, Camden. Page 74 :YK First Row: Mary Frances Barnes, Benton, Dan Boy Bass, Hot Springs, Marcella Batchelor, Malvern, Richard lames Bates, Hot Sprinqs, Billy Beaver, Benton. Second Row: William Seymour Beavers, Reader, Betty Carolyn Bell, Carn- den, Betty Anne Benson, Hope, Charles Benson, Hope, lohn Edward Bland, Carthage. Third Bow: llene Bobo, Black Sprinqs, Emma Bond Foster, Arkadelphia, Billy Gene Bonnette, Dierks, Bobby lim Bonnette, Dierks, Iames Bowden, Hope. Fourth Bow: lames Boyette, Washington, Marion Bradley, Camden, Blanche Lee Bray, Bismarck, Wanda Lynn Brewer, Arkadelphia, Billy Deere Brooks, Malvern. Page 75 2 Q' E - s,, X aw' Z First Row: Iacauelyn Browninq, Little Rocky lewel Buck, Alpiney Marjorie Buck, Arkadelphiap Mary Katherine Caldwell, Malverng Walter C. Caldwell, Lonsdale. Second How: Michae Caristianos, Hot Springs, Mrs. Gordon Carlisle, Arkadelphiay Annette Carlton, Nashville: Hardy Carrington, Prescott, Richard Clem, Arkadelphia. Third Row: Doyle Coe, Hot Sprinqsy Floyd Coker, Hot Springs: C. Cook, l-lopeg Delter Lee Cook, Arkadelphiag Edna Mae Cook, Arkadelphia. Fourth Row: Dixon Earl Cooleyf Murfreeslaoroy Norvelle Walter Cooper, Sparkmang Fvaqene Copeland, Nashvillep lo Copeland, Nashville: Charles Coulter, Lockesbura. Page 76 49- First Row: Tom Smith Coulter, Lockesburg: Gilbert Cowsort, Helena: Euv gene Cowscrrt, Helena: lomes Cox, Pultony Victor Crgine, Hope. Second How: Thomas Crisco, Arlcodelphiop Vernon Crowley, Clcoloncty Billye Cruce, Worrenp Kottherine Crum, Humphrey, Ed Dougherty, Arkodelphio. Third Row: Verdell Dctvis, l-lot Springs, Virgil Roy Dctvis, Hot Springs, Elizobeth Dcty, Port Smith: lo Deon, Pine Bluff, Edith Louise Derrick, Eudoro. Fourth Row: Luther Dittee, Friendshipg Bobbie leon Dillord, Minerol Springs, Wayne Dingles, DeQueeny Mory Almor Dixon, Curtis, Tom Dixon, Bis- morck. ,,b' 6' ' V l' , -f' i,..:it,QgX V Page 77 2 First Flow: loe Dodson, Camden, William Duckett, Hope, Albert Ross Dun- can, Pine Bluff, Bernard Dunn, Louann, lack Earl, Arkadelphia. Second Row: lames William Earnest, lasper, William Frederick Eckert, Gurdon, Mary Esther Edmiston, Hope, Hetia Lynn Edmonson, Horatio, Patricia Ann Ellen, Hope. Third Row: Sam Ellis, Nashville, Sim Ellis, Nashville, William Kenneth Everett, Sparkman, Betty Falls, Fort Smith, Harold C. Felts, Hot Springs. Fourth Row: Mary Lou Felts, Hot Springs, Billie lean Ferris, Malvern, Eobert Hampton Fooks, Camden, Arnold C. Franklin, Donaldson, lames L. Franklin, Prescott. Page 78 First Row: Billy Tom Franks, Hot Springsg Barbara Vadine French, Gilletty Mary Ella Garrett, Gurdon, Fred Harvey Germann, Camden, Clifton Grace, Dardanelle. Second Bow: lerry Bertram Graves, Malvern, Peggy Graves, DeQueeng Tim Harlen Graves, Malvern: Iudy Greaves, Camden: Mary Catherine Greg! ory, Arkadelphia. Third Bow: Carol Ioyce Grimmett, Liitle Bock: Bohert Winston Haisty, Arkadelphiag Ann Gordon Hall, Carthageg Bette lo Hall, Hot Springs, Maxine Hall, DeQueen. Fourth Bow: Stanley Lee Hall, Hot Springs, Foy Hamrnons, Hopep Troy Hamrncns, Hope, Kenneth Bradley Harris, McCaskillg Buth l.yda Harrison, Lcckesburg. X Page 79 r V '- Q, First Row: Betty Hay, Texarkanag Ruth Haynes, Wilmot, Dick Hays, Cam- deng Gilbert G. Hazzard, Hope: Doyle Henderson, Pearcy. Second Row: Walter Hendrix, Osceola: leanne Hennigan, Little Rocky Wanda Higgs, Hampton: Lois Betsy Hodges, Bismarcky Tommie lean Hodges, El Dorado. Third Row: Carl Hoffman, Arkadelphiap loe A. Holbrook, lr., Hot Springs: Major loe Holmes, Risong Cecil Holt, Bismarckg Richard Hoover, Texarkana. Fourth Row: Phyllis House, Sheridan: loy Howard, Hot Springs: Nancy Lee Hunter, Hot Springsg lames Richard Ingram, Rosstonp Andrew lackson, Arkadelphia, Page 80 First Row: Davis Thornton lackson, DeQueeny Alice loy Iettq l-lot Springs, Ioseph Dunn lohnston, Hot Springs: Ann lolly, Arkadelphiay C. V. londro, lr., East St. Louis, Illinois. Second Row: Dan lones, DeQueeny Homer lones, Arkadelphiap Linda Iones, Hope, lohn lump, Benton: Hyla Clarene Kelley, Murfreesboro. Third Row: Francis Scott Key, Carthage: Delbert Kulbeth, Camden: David Lamb, Arlcadelphiag William Donald Lambert, Carndenp Albert Laser, For- rest City. Fourth Row: Dorothy lerine Lawrence, Benton: Raymond Lawson, Hot Springs, Spence Leamons, Sparkmang Claude Ledford, Hot Springsg Margaret Ruth Leeper, Horatio. 'G-. my 'RU'- ir? , fs Page 81 'Wi Y ,, W e ,,, .E ,fl 1 1 A 33 First Row: Earl Otis Linebarier, Camdenp lris lean Logan, Arlcadelphia, Alfred Doyle Long, DEQLIGQHJ Edwina Loolcadoo, Arkadelphiay Mary Manley, Smackover. Second Row: Zella Mae Marshall, Roland, Natalee Ann Martin, Hot Springs: Wilton Malhis, Hot Springsg Frank Gill Mauch, Pine Bluff: George William May, Qkolona. Third Row: Verlon May, Hopeg Robert Earl Meeks, Chicotp Bobbie Sims Merritt, Kingsland, Carl Merritt, Camdeng Robert loseph Merritt, Camden. fourth Eowz lames Merryman, Hot Springsg Norman Montgomery, Hope: Crete Moody, Walnut Ridge: George William May, Olcolonag Elizabeth lane Morford, Roland Page 82 First Bow: Brooks Henry Morris, Beebe: Nellie Morrison, Tinsman: Clyde Alfred Mosier, Fulton: George Murray, Hot Springs: Cecil Everett Myers, Arka' delphia. Second Bow: Charles Henry McAdams, Nashville: lames McBrien, Arka- delphia: Laverne McCain, Warren: Rosemary McCuller, Gurdon: I. D. Mc- Cullough, Dierks. Third Bow: Melvin McCurdy, Ir., Benton: Angus Stuart McDonald, Smack- over: Glen Coleman McDonald, Friendship: Mary lane McDonald, Smackover, lohn Ed McGee, Hot Springs. Fourth Bow: Eileen McGraw, Stuttgart: Clarence Clifton McKinnon, Gur- don: Ray Nelson, Benton: Faye Newsom, El Dorado: Thomas Earl Nix, Ir., Donaldson. eg 'ii K if vii Page 83 'K Q First Row: Claude V. Nunn, Hope: Wendell Levin Nutt, Mineral Springs, Calvin Oliver, Reader, Harold Franklin Overton, Malvern: loe Charles Owens, Arkadelphia. Second Row: Helen Park, Star Cityg Charles Thomas Payne, Helena: lack Holmes Pittman, Pine Bluttg Everett Lee Poindexter, Covington: Warren Porter, Prescott. Third Row: Fred Posey, Prescott: Keith Presson, DeQueeng Glenn Puritoy, Louanng Harold C. Rankin, Hot Springs: Haskell Lovan Ray, Mountain Pine. Fourth Row: Fred Reeves, Ir., Pine Bluff, Bill Rettiq, Prescott: Ioyce Marcelle Reynolds, Gurdon, Norma Ianis Rhodes, Donaldson, William Richardson, Man- ning. Pzge 84 l if-ax First Row: Betty lane Richter, Gillett, Wallace C. Rinehart, Hope, Mar- garet Ann Robertson, Benton, William Robey, Hot Springs, Margaret Roberts Robins Sadler, Camden. Second Row: Robert L. Robinson, Hot Springs, Eldred Rogers, Fordyce, Harry G'Neal Rowe, Washington, Winifred Louise Ryan, Arlcadelphia, Torn l-l. Sadler, Pine Bluff. Third Row: lack Owen Sanders, Camden, lim Mack Sawyer, Hamburg' Paul F. Scales, Hot Springs, lames A. Scrirnshire, Malvern, Bill Sealy, Friend- ship. Fourth Row: Mindel Self, Murfreesboro, Edward Rudolph Sexton, Steph- ens, Olin Sheets, Mountain Pine, George Shelby, Hot Springs, lanies Adisori Shooke, Holly Grove. c. , Page 85 . . Q, F - ,K .. if' gm, A Q r . Y First Flow: Ruby lewel Shooke, Holly Grove: lohn Henry Shute, Dierks, Walter lrvin Sillirnan, Tinsmang Elbert D. Simmins, Benton: Patsy lean Srnith, l-lot Springs. Second Row: Pat Skinner, Gallup, New Mexico: Willie Ruth Srnith, Carlisle, Fred Spence, lr., Malvern, Hazel Spillers, l-lopep Virgil Manley Spurlin, Hot Springs. Third Row: Fred Standright, Mt. ldap Robert T. Starks, Carthage: Donald E. Steel, Nashville, Chase L. Stephens, McCaskillg Emma Lou Stroud, Watson. Fourth Row: larnes Wallace Suits, Sulphur Springs: Pat Sullenburger, Gurdon, Davalene Sullivan, Texarkana, Iarnes Albert Sullivan, lr., Nashville: Iames Allen Thomas, Nashville. - Page 86 First Row: Charles Todd, Arkadelphiap Kathleen Tolleson, Hope, Lloyd Truax, Gillette, larnes F. Tucker, Hot Sprinqsy Robert W. Tucker, Hoi Sprinqs. Second Row: Doris Urrey, Hope, Gerald L. Vanderslice, Hot Springs, Are linqton Waqqoner, Amity, Ella Nevada Wallis, Arkadelphiag Harvey Walls, Granite City, lll. Third Row: Catherine Ann Wallworih, Stuttqariy Mary Elizabeth Ward, Nashville, Doris lean Watson, W'ilminqton, Delaware: lchn Cecil Weaver, Hope: Lena Mae Webb, Nashville. Fourth Row: Melba Ruth Webb, Covey William R. Weedman, Little Rocky Betty lune Welch, Pine Bluff: Sarah Wells, Malvern, William L. Wells, Hope. Page 87 l First Bow: lames D. Westfall, Hot Springsg Clyde B. Wetherington, Bis- marclqg Betty Louise Whitman, Malverny Bonnie Sue Wicker, Nashville. Second Bow: Otho Howard Wilkerson, Arlcadelphiag lulia Marie Wiley, Al- theimerp Carolyn Williams, Hot Springsg Doris Kathleen Williams, Arkadelphia. Third Bow: Sophia P. Williams, Hope, Virginia Williams, Arkadelphiag Elizabeth Wilson, Columbusg lames Ellery Wilson, Hot Springs. Fourth Bow: Ann Wilson, Fultong l. Andrew Womack, Williamg Mary lo Wright, Malvern: Boyce Mayes Wright, Mt. Ida, Page 88 di Sophisticated sophomores . . . l am a Henderson irosh . . . Did somebody say hell Week? . . . Womack girls with corne-hither smiles . . . Did an up- perclassrnan speak? . . . B. T. O. Carrington . . . Huh? . . . What ha, whose men are these? . . . Engagees . . . Horace Broon'i's homestead . . . Gadp Give me a Cold drink! . . . lay, don't let that boy pull your stocking . . . The genial bar- 'ender . . . Pat shows Royce hell Week . . . Five's a crowd . . . More hapless irosh . . . What! You again? Page 89 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Top Row William R. Bloesh, West Helena . . Bruce Brian, Camden . . . Hazel Robinson Brian, Camden . Rolftert E. Cloud, Benton . Robert M. Conway, Hope Second Row Raymond V. Coulson, Christopher, lllinois Leonard R. Coulter, Little Rock . . William G. Deaton, Amity . . . Sarah E. l-learn, Arkadelphia .. Benjamin G. l-lines, Prescott Bottom Row Frank P. lnnis, lr., Reading, Pennsylvania lames L. Iackson, DeQueen . . William H. Liqon, Arkadelphia . Martha Sue Moore, Arkadelphia l-l. Franklin Overton, Malvern . Page 90 Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman . lunior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Top How Grade Dodson Partee, Camden . . Robert G. Pariee, Camden .... Reuben L. Payne, Memphis, Tennessee Doris Beth Riley, Malvern .... Maynard R. Roberts, Sparkman . . Second Row Thomas A. Robertson, Glenwood . lames H. Ryburn, lr., Benton . . . Edward Sanders, Cullendale . Ruel P. Scoggins, Gurdon . . Walter C. Sheppard, Hot Springs . 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X r BILLYE OLIVER Stinky's slcw manner, but fast mind, has won her many plcces of honor on the campus. President of the Womens Council, Vice-president of Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, member of Heart and Key, and a Senior Class officer are only a few positions which she has filled so Well and which contribute to her being elected for the second time to national Who's Who. BLANCHE DRAKE Blanche, being the type of girl who decides what she wants and gets it, has achieved more than enough honors to merit her election for the second year in national Who's Who, Her high scholastic average has won a place for her as an officer of Kappa Delta Pi. She is a member of Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, Heart and Key, Beta Mu, SCA., and serves on the Womens Council. Wt-IOS Wt-IO... MARY ELIZABETH WATTS THOMPSON Always smiling and ready to lend a helping hand, Mary 'Liz was again elected to national Who's Who her senior year. Although much of her time Was taken up with trailer-house keeping, she still found time to cooperate in all school activities. ELGIN VVARD A little guy that knows how to get around, Elgin earned recognition in national Who's Who by his outstanding leadership ability, as proved by his election to Student Body President his senior year. Being a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, S.C.A., and Heart and Key aided in keeping him busy. u: xx W ewrwf-fx.-away:-1 4.u17,L.4.4i...4.g.f.:u m s -1 ' s .--'- .1 :J 1- 1 ,Jr- DOYNE RICH Doyne tackled a big load his senior year and added to his honors was his election to National Who's Who. A star football player, the famous bearded man was President of the H-Club, Vice-President of Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, Senior Class Senator, Business Manager of the Star, and a member oi Heart and Key. BILL CALDWELL One ot' the busiest students on the campus and one of the best Reddies is Bill Caldwell, President of Heart and Key, President of Phi Alpha Theta, Vice-president of International Re- lations Club, and a member of national Who's Who, being elected his senior year. AMCNC STUDENTS . . CHARLES SHEETS An outstanding music student, Charlie was elected to national Who's Who this year, He is President of the Band, Assistant Band Conductor far four years, Vice-president of Beta Mu Omicron, and member of the Dance Orchestra and Heart and Key. DEWAYNE HAYNES Holder of the Heart and Key money bags, Dewayne proved himself capable of holding responsibility. Elected to Who's Who his senior year he was also President of Phi Lambda Chi Fraternity, Council member of SCA., member oi intra-fraternity Council, international Re- lations Club, Business Club, and Choral Club. --chi: :sri 3 . K- :S-5a:5st:,:Eu::.. M ORALEE BRYANT A true Piedoie, willing to give all she has to the thing she is interested in, Bryant is a member of the Swimming Team and a whiz at chemistry. She fills her spare time wi'h be- ing Vice-president of Heart and Key, ViceAPresident of Science Club, Custodian oi Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, Iunior Class Senator, and a member of S.C.A. To add to her honors she was elected to national 'Whos Who in her junior year. PEGGY BROWN Full of lite with an ei-:'ra dose of Reddie Spirit, Piggy has more than contributed her share to the Heart of Hfncerson. Elected to national 'Whos 'Who her junior year, she was also President of Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, Vice-president of S.C.A., and a member of Pan-heilenif: and Heart and Key, CDI: AMERICAN CGI I FGFS CHARLES DEWS A well rounded Heddie- who can handle any situation that comes his way, Charlie mer- ited his election to national Who's Who. Being Senator-at-Large, President of S,C.A., member of the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, Choral Club and Heart and Key head his list of ac- tivities. SARALOU RAYMOND Never tiring in doing things for the school she loves, Saralou was elected to national Who's Who her senior year. An honor student, she was President of Kappa Delta Pi, President of the French Club, and a member of Heart and Key. JAMES L. STEWART liggs was elected to national 'W'ho's 'Who his junior year. Being a pre-med student with an outstanding personality, he was President of his Sophomore Class, Senatoreat-Large his junior year, and a member of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity and Heart and Key. AND UNIVEQSITIES .TOY WILSON A small petite blonde, Ioy has proved her- self worthy of her election to national Whos Who by such honors as President of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, President of Pan-he-llenic, Corresponding Secretary of International Re- lations Club, and a member of Heart and Key. Following the annual S.C.A. carnival, the crowning of Bill Caldwell and l.il Cox as King and Queen of Halloween highlighted the festivities ot the evening. Representing the Senior Class, l.il and Bill were attended lay representatives of: lunior class, Mary Sue and Mike Shoifnery Sophomore class, Phena Daniel and Ralph Murray: Freshman class, Marcella Batchelor and Spence Leamons. The crown-bear ers were little Eleanor Cunlcle and Duke Wells, lr. Page lU4 Queen Mary Stuart lackson and King Charles Benson were elected by popular vote ot the entire student body to reign over the Valentine Ball as King and Queen ot Hearts. Runners-up in the election were Billie Cruse and Dan Bass, who served as maid of honor and escort. Court attend- ants representing the four classes were: Louise Parham and Ned Chadwick, Seniors: Marion Robertson and Sam Baskin, luniorsp Mary Roy Moses and Shelly Wall, Sophomoresg and Margaret lo Dean and Ralph Carrington, Freshmen. Crown-bearers were little Patsy Grace and Roger Rogers. ...VALENTINE Page 105 Alpha Sigma Alpha IOY WILSON . CARLEY DICKEY MARY LOU STEED LULA SUE SILLIMAN LORRAINE LARSON LA NELL GOZA . DOROTHY RICH BEULAI-I THOMPSON OFFICERS Top Row Second Row .r I Page . President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer . Editor . Chaplain Pledge Mistress Faculty Sponsor 106 MEMBERS Top Row: Betty Lou Huddleston, Helen Beth Downs, Martha Sue Westbrook. Second Bow: Mary Beth Black, Corraine Cox, Sara Lou Boss. Third Bow: Phena Daniels, Louise Chambers, Daisilee Berry. Page 107 Top Bow: Elizabeth Day, Betty Hall, Betty Ben son, Billy Ruth Cruse. Second Bow: Ruth Haynes, Helen Park, Mar qaret lo Dean, Mary Catherine Caldwell. Third Row: Marcella Bachelor, Faye Bonner Margaret Robins, Catherine Crurn, Anne Wilson. Page 108 ', ,',. Aff? Qggpy .qi -. ' W . ,gfffftgg 4:5 5-ww pgs- 'Wu THE WINNAHS! . . . Backin' the Reddies . . . Lordy, what a kisser . . . Now, look at the birdie . . . Yoo-hoo, We're ready . . . Dreary day, isn't it . . . Dot and Faye . . . Giving the Reddies some serious thought . . . Four women and a horse . . . Typical Siiliman pose . . . Louise . . . Camera-shy . . . Betty B . . . Rich, the sport . . . The shining Day . . . That picture again! uwe 139 Alpha Sigma Tau OFFICERS Top Row PEGGY BROWN ..... President BILLYE OLIVER . . . . Vice President PATSY MILES . . . Recording Secretary LOUISE HESTERLY . . . Corresponding Secretary Second Rowf BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON . . Treasurer ORALEE BRYANT . . . . . Chaplain MARY STUART IAOKSON . Pledge Mistress IRMA I-IAMBY .... . . Editor Third Row MARILYN BENSON . . . Historian AMY IEAN GREENE ELEANOR GILLIAM Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Page 110 MEMBERS Top How: Mary Tom Anderson, Frances Ann Atkinson, Bose Marie Byrd, Belva lean Crowley. ,Second Bow: lda Catherine Daniel, Anne Dews, Blanche Drake, Barbara lohnston. Third Bow: Maxine McCauley, Maxine Marshall, Bernice Elliott Newton, Louise Parham. Fourth Row: Camille Pennington, Amanda Reese, Betty Rene l-lamloy Bet- tiq, loy Townsend, Bonnie Wood. Page 111 First Semester Pledges Top Row: Annette Carlton, PeqqY Graves, Maxine Hall, Iris lean Loqan. Second Row: Mary Roy Moses, Eileen McGraw, Elizabeth Wilson, Royce Wright. Sleepy Tau Heaven - ' Rush Party 1 Page 112 Tau Tricks Page 113 Sigma Sigma Sigma OFFICERS Top Row IANE RHODES . . . President FAY RINEHART Vice President MARTHA DAVIS . . . Treasurer MIGNON FORD . . Corresponding Secretory seamaiieaw PAT ROBINSON ....' Recording Secretory MRS. DORA ETHEL HARWOOD . Keeper of Grades and Sponsor SENA DILDY ....... Sponsor Page 114 X f MEMBERS Top Row: Nell Warren Allen, Edwina Bolton, Lil Cox, Mary Lou Davis. Second Row: loyce Ely, Norma lean Gilbert, Mary Sue Haynie, Mary Elizabeth Moore. Third Row: Billie lean Ferris, Carol Grimmette, leanne Heniqan, Wanda Higgs. Fourth Row: Mary lane McDonald, Pat Skinner, Davoline Sullivan, Doris Urrey. Page 115 I is iid, Chum-buddy-pals . . . Will ya, Willoughby? . . . Play it purty, Pat . . . Hoist the colors, gals . . . Conducting . . . lane and boy friend . . . An informal picture posed formally . . . Gal, dog and gal . . . Mooney doves . . . Prexy and four little quail . . . Another Tri-Sig dog lover . . . Dirt, ants and leaves-it's Wonderful! . . . She's at the Bluff again . . . Tri-Sigs are good sports . . . The unholy three . . . Tally-ho! To the Tavern! . . . Mine eyes have seen the glory . . . Man shortage. Page l 16 -1' axsfai t'1f..zz: 1 E Q ' -,.. X ii E ass i Rai Here we qo aqain . . . Oh, Romeo! . . . More dirt, ants and leaves . . . A Silver service sophistication . . . Spring fancy-nancys . . . A typical Tri-Siq threesome . . . Atten-shun! . . . One, two, three, look at me . . . Martha D. . . . Tri-Siqs are scholars, too . . . See what we mean? . . . What, no men? . . . Ooopsl Sorry, here they are . . . lt's a doq's lite . . . Watch your little finger! . . See no evil . . . Tri-Siqs and canine . . . Buddies . . . and more buddies. Page 117 LOUISE NIPPER Pzesxdert X H ELEANOR SUE RUSQELI Corre pondmq Seuetczry .nf RACIE GEE CARB Treawzez MARTHA AWN TIPPENI' X CONNIE HEBERT H1slor1c1n Vlce P1es1dent CATHERINE HARDON Recordzng Secretory VIPGINIA PRATT Chaplam MRS. Sponsor MARIORIE CARTER TURNER Spcnsoz Delta Sigma Epsilon First Semester Pledges Top Row: Betty Carolyn Bell, Mary Esther Edminston, Patricia Ellen, Carlysle Ellis. Second Row: Dorothy Elliston, Berry Marie Falls, Mary Lou Felts, lean Ferguson. Third Row: ludith Greaves, loy Howard, Linda lones, Rose- mary McCuller. Page l 19 SO1'l, CITES. Fi rsi Semester Pledges Top Row: Marge Belle Srnith, Hazel Spillers, Kathleen Tolle- Meiiie Louise Whitman. Second Row: Bonnie Sue Wicker, lulia Willey, Sophia Willi- Faqe 120 ii , '3 x , 41. .25 Q 4, V A labo and Marge . . . Make it good, Carlton . . . Longin' for a date . . . Pledge daze . . . Tiger blood! . . . Hop-along Bell . . . This calls tor a celebration . . . Room mates . . . Tarzana . . . What's so funny, Carlysle? . . . We miss you, W Mary Nell . . . All-weather girls . . . That Delt-Sig smile . . . Another one . . . Always up in the air , , . Please take my picture, mister . . . All tour seem to have the same idea . . . lust a couple of Bluffers . . . Down to earth. Page 121 Pi Kappa Sigma OFFICERS Top Row SARAH SAVAGE . . . President MARY IO BETHEA . . Vice President PAYE WARMACK . Corresponding Secretory SALLY SUE WALKER . . . Recording Secretary Second Row MELBA TULL ..... Keeper of Archives BETHY HUDDLESTON HMMIE NEAL TWEEDLE MRS. NILA TURNER Sponsor Page 122 l 1 Top Row: Elizabeth Hays, loy Trout, Marjorie Buck, Donna Caldwell. Second Row: Ann Hall, Mary Ann Hardee, Phylis l-louse, Pat Raymond. Third Row: Elizabeth Ward, Betty Welch, Virginia Vlfilliams, Dorothy Woodson. Page 123 N X .fi fee. ,.,, . . .. -Y t this ew? fa it i W N SSH .-Q 'N-6.,..t,.l lnitiation Banquet held at Horne Economics Cottage in February pi Kappa Sigma The comparatively young Alpha Sigma Chapter entered into the national activities early in its history by sending Sarah Savage as delegate to The Pi Kappa Sigma Golden lubilee, Macinaclc lsland, Michigan, last summer. Sev- eral members attended District Convention held at Little Rock in luly. The local fall activities began with rush Week which included a lovely formal tea. Various parties were given throughout the year, the initiation banquet highlighting the social season. ln return, the new initiates entertain- ed the members with a hayride at the Bluff. Cn March l7 the new officers for 1947-1948 were elected and presidency Was placed in the very capable hands of Sarah Hearne. The Pi Kaps are looking forward to another succesful year with as many pleasant memories as this past year has held. Page 124 'JI' 3 A .inf rv He doesnft scare Molly . . . Tubby Bethea, after . . . And before . . . Clut- terinq up sornebody's backyard . . . Inviting pose, Ginny . . . Curb-sitters . . . Where you qoin', Gals? . . . What's that you're teedin' Tweedie? . . . They rnust have hitched a ride . . . Meiba and Meridith hikin' it . . . Learnin' tavern tarnish . . . Pretty darn good buddies . . . Saturday afternoon stroll . . . Look, Daddy, no heads! . . . Now, this is the Way it's done. Page 125 ,ir al l Sigma Tau Gamma orricms ' Top Row ROBERT LEWIS . . . President IIMMIE MCBRIEN . . . Vice President CARLTON CHAMBERS . Corresponding Secretary MIKE SHOFENER . . . Treasurer Second How I. W. CAIN . . . Historian SAM BASKIN . Sentinel CHESTER ROSS . Reporter Page 126 ga, 1 Top Bow: Dan Boy Bass, Bobby Boles, Bay Brantley, Charles Dews. Second Bow: Bob Duvall, Louis Harp, Harry Lynn Hoover, Fielding Huddleston. Third Bow: Eddie Loyd, Wilton Mathis, lewell McDaniel, Barney Nelson. Page 127 x iss ..f:i::, 3 i2R.t?--. ,IS . A - ,I ,.,,. ' -152-. , fir-:REED F ,. . M f ,, f 1s s::1g mi me :. .--'FV ' 'Y' ' . 2E?fw' , Imiwim r , j,:fj'-Eff . ? f'f i'f 2:N 15.253 - i'r:fi:::.s 'A , '-.-1 'W::' E , ' S 1 il ' Q 1 N Top Row: Tommy Newton, Bill Phillips, Burvie Sheets Qinserted by mis rolcej. Second Row: Everly Simonson, lomes Stewori, Shelly Woll, Ccrrroll Wood Third How: Fronlf: Zimmerman, Ford Athd, Georqe Gouvds. as Poqe 128 The Alpha Epsilon members, dur- ing their first year as a national chap- ter of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, established a tradition of electing a White Rose of Sigma Tau. A girl elected from the student body will be given this title and honored at the an- nual anniversary banquet and various functions throughout the year. Clllfhita CRo1..,xe o .Sigma au ammo Miss Mary Stuart laclcson, junior from Hope, was elected as the 1946-47 White Rose of Sigma Tau Gamma. She was honored at the Anniversary Banquet March 22, and presented with a fraternity necklace. Iac is a sports-loving, carefree blond and is about five feet two with eyes of blue. She has a true south- ern accent and a witty comeback for any conversation thrown her way. Her refreshing personality has won her a place in the hearts of Sigma Taus, as well as others who know her. Page l29 Phi Sigma Epsilon OFFICERS RHO CHAPTER GUINN DANIEL DOYNE RICH IIM MCCOWAN HM GREENE HOWARD JONES IOE CRANE . BILL HALLIBURTON DR. HUGH H. HYMAN CECIL CUPP . Top Row Second Row . President . Vice President Secretory-Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Pledqemoster . Historian . Faculty Sponsor Honorary Sponsor Page 130 CHARTER MEMBERS Top Row: Fred Bondy, Stubby Franks, Dub Hensley, lohn lenninqs. Second Row: Iohnny Logon, Bob Lowrey, Coldwell Mc- Daniel, Bill Millicon. Third Row: Rush Simonson, Burvie Sheets, Elgin Ward, Deon Williamson. Not Pictured: Raymond Toler, Ed Sotnders, Bris Horrelson, Gene Thompson, Wiley Thornton. Page 131 MEMBERS lNSTALl.ED lN MARCH QBeloWD Front Row: Glenn Allen, Buddy Turner, Sirn Ellis, C. Cook, lr., Billy T. Arnold. Back Row: Clint Fuller, Pledge W. C. Sheppard, lirnmy Elms, Henderson Rogers, Keith Presson. New Iniiiates MEMBERS INSTALLED IN FEBRUARY CAboveD Top Row: Dick Clem, labo Clements, Ross Red Duncan, Harold Felts. Second Row: Clayborn Fletcher, Bill Lowe, Iohn Ed McGee, Ir., Ward Ramsay. Third Row: Bill Robey, Bob Tucker, Iirn Tucker, Gerald Vanderslice. Not Pictured: Pledge Sunny Wilkerson, Pledge Howard Anderson. Page 132 Yect, Reddies! . . . Phi-Sig Banquet . . . And didn't catch or thinq . . . Thc1r's them Doqpcttchers . . . Where's Vickie? . . . Interesting, Bill? . . . Rush Party . . . Shoot that crow dcxidl . . . What wicked curves those Phi-Siqs throw! . . . Doq- pcrtchers shake Ct ieq . . . Enroute to nettioncti convention . . . More rushing . . . Phi-Sig at work . . . Ccirnouiiuqe . . . Cciw-CGW! . . . A serious session. Page 133 DEWAYNE HAYNES ANTHONY SERIO RALPH MURRAY DALE OVERTON EMERSON BRADLEY MORRIS I-IAYS DONALD MILLS DR. OTIS WI-IALEY Phi Lambda Chl OFFICERS Top Row Second Ro W President Reporter Treasurer Secretory Sergeant-at-Arms . Chaplain Vice President Faculty Sponsor Poqe 134 6.3 First Semester Pledges Top Row: Scirn Ellis, lirnmy Walker, Dole Copeland, Pciul Hombriqht. Second Row: Billy Wren, Wcilter Hendricks, loisper Mciloy Russel lordcrn. Third Row: Spence Lemons, lohn Webster. Page 135 x , ' M ,J Page -1, Assistant Coach L. I. Van Horn, Coach Duke Wells and Assistant Coach Roloert Thomasson IZCCTBALL .. Front Row: Wells, Coleman, Muse, Rich, Embrey, Phillips, Husbands. Second Row: F. Kizzia, Baskin, Gattin, Grisham, Huddleston, McDaniel Goza, Richards. Third Row: Payne, Wood, Clements, Roqers, Cook, Ellis, Hammons Wallace. Fourth Row: Hoover, E. Kizzia, McBrien, Ryan, Fuller, Sullivan. Fifth Row: C. Ledbetter, H. Ledloetter, Meeks, Parker, Sawyer. Not in Picture: Sanders, Ralph, Wall. Page 138 1 IQLMJ Gridiron Qesults Sports at Henderson resumed full-scale operation with the opening of the football season. Head Coach Duke Wells and As- sistant Coaches L. I. Van Horn and Robert CSleepyD Thomasson had many former Reddie gridders around with which to build a strong team which finished second in the state in total games played, winning five, losing three, and tying one. Led by All-Staters Dale Wood, Don Muse and Fletcher Kizzia, the Fledmen rolled rap- idly in both early and mid-season. After dropping a game to Oklahoma City Univer- sity, they won five straight games, beating Arkansas A.cStM., Hendrix, Arkansas State Teachers, College of the Ozarks, and East Central Oklahoma Teachers. A tie-game with Arkansas State broke the spell and was followed by two defeats: to Arkansas Tech and Ouachita. Each game was a story in itself. Oklahoma City University . 53 Henderson ..... 0 The Heddies opened their grid season 400 miles from home, tackling a big OCU team coached by two former Hendersonians, Bo Rowland and Bo Sherman. Rowland had played under Henderson's limmie Hay- goody Sherman under Ftowlandp and Duke Wells under Sherman. 'Twas a grand re- union, but as Coach Wells said, We were playing out of our league. Henderson .... 5 Arkansas A.cSfM .... 0 ln the first night football game ever played on Haygood Field, the Ftedmen beat a strong team from Monticello. The Reddies began clicking to move goal-ward during the second half. E. Kizzia tore through a hole in the line, then lateralled to Clint Full- er, who raced across for the only score of the game. Henderson . . Z l Hendrix .... 0 lt was a beautiful day in Conway, where the Henderson gridsters backed by some 200 . special train rooters scalped the Hen- drix Warriors. The game was scarcely five minutes old when F. Kizzia plowed through the line to score after a sustained march down the field. A pass interception by Rich- ards followed by a long pass from Hammons to Sawyer accounted for the second score. Another interception, this time by Sanders, sent the Reddies digging for pay-dirt with F. Kizzia again plowing over for the tally. E. Kizzia kicked all three extra points. Henderson .... l9 Arkansas State Teachers . 0 A rip-roaring, fast-charging, hard-driving Reddie eleven stunned' Arkansas State Teacher's Bears l9-0 in the second home game of the season. A recovered fumble by Fuller on the Bear 25, a short pass from Kizzia to Hays in the end zone, and the score was 6-0 for Henderson. Soon thereafter lim Goza blocked a Bear punt and F. Kizzia plunged over for another score. A thick fog in the fourth quarter failed to stop the Fteddies, as F. Kizzia intercepted a Bear pass on their 20 and lateralled to Fuller, who carried to the 3, from where Kizzia plowed over. Henderson .... 19 East Central Okla. Tchrs. . l2 Playing heads-up ball with a never- say-die spirit, the Reddies came from be- hind to beat East Central Oklahoma Teach- ers team at Ada. After falling behind l2-0, the Redmen reached pay-dirt just before the half on an intercepted pass by Red Gat- tin, who ran some 45 yards to score. Fletch- er Kizzia passed to lack Sanders for Hen- derson's second score, and the winning touchdown was scored by Harry Ledbetter. Henderson .... 33 College of the Ozarks . 0 Rain failed to dampen the Reddie power as Henderson downed College of the Ozarks 33-0. A first-quarter drive, led by the Kizzia boys and Sanders, ended in a score with Elbert plunging over from the l2. Again in the second quarter, Elbert plowed over for the tally. After receiving an Ozarks punt, Buddy Parker raced 60 yards to score. The Reddies ended a long drive by McBrien charging through to score. A long punt re- turn by Parker and a plunge by Fuller put the ball on the Ozarks 5, from where F. Kizzia made the final Reddie touchdown. CContinued on page 1451 Page 139 HM MACK SAWYER . . End DICK HAYS . . End IUEL MCDANIEL . . End LAWRENCE EMBREY , . End SI-IELLEY WALL . . End RODNEY RYAN . . Tackle SIM ELLIS . . Tackle DOYNE RICH . . Tackle DON MUSE . . All-State Tackle IABO CLEMENTS . . Tackle Pccge 140 RED MEEKS . . Guard HM GOZA . . Guard DALE WOOD . . All-State Guard CARSON WALLACE . . Guard IAMES SULLIVAN . . Guard C. COOK, IR. . . Guard POLK LEDBETTER . . Guard ELDRED ROGERS . . Center Reddie team in action against Tech Page 141 NED RICHARDS . HOOTIE HOOVER ELBERT KIZZIA . FLETCHER KIZZIA BUDDY PARKER . CLINT FULLER . FIELDING HUDDLESTON SAM BASKIN . Le-ROY GATTIN . CHARLES PAYNE Page 142 Center . Back Back All-Stcrie Back . Back . Back Back . Back . Back . Back IACK SANDERS . . Back HMMY MCBRIEN . . Back FOY HAMMONS , . Back HARRY LEDBETTER . . Back CHARLES GRISHAM . . Tackle Mcmcxqers Bill Phillips cmd Tommy Husbands With Dick running in- ' terference, Elbert cuts through Tech defense. . 'WF ww., N 'Mx . ... , wi Cheer leaders and band gener- ate enthusiasm during a bright spot in the Reddie-Tech game. Sliding toward the sidelines in a Wet, muddy game. Pre-game warm-up, The day was a typical autumn one . . . rain in the air. Hey, fellows, let's not look so disgusted . . . lt's all part of the game. Rain couldn't keep this crowd of Reddie rooters away from the game. Practice game . . . Wonder what Fletcher is looking for? 1946 GRIDIRON RESULTS CContinued from 139D Henderson .... 0 Arkansas State College . 0 Old Man Mud played a prominent part as the Reddies cmd Arkansas State Col- lege fought to a scoreless draw at lones- boro. He-nderson's great line, headed by Wood, Muse, Rich, Goza and Hays, threw back repeated thrusts of the lndians, twice within the 10 yard line. Arkansas Tech . . . 14 Henderson .... 7 This was a tough one to lose, but the Reddies looked and fought like champions in dropping a 14-7 decision to the Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys. Henderson scored first after recovering a fumble on the Tech 12. A leaping catch by Iim Sawyer and a pass by E. Kizzia bagged the touchdown with Muse kicking the extra point. Tech came right back to score on line plays. In the second quarter Tech scored again. Ouachita . . 26 Henderson .... 14 Playing before a homecoming crowd of 7,300 at Williams Field on Thanksgiving Day, the Reddies and Tigers staged an ex- citing battle with Ouachita emerging vic- torious. Henderson scored first on an 80-yard drive sparked by Elbert and Fletcher Kizzia and led 7-0 at the end of the quarter. Oua- chita then took over the offensive play, and before the Reddies could get a winning drive started, the Tigers led 26-7. Late in the fourth quarter a short over-the-line pass from Parker to Fuller started the best play of the game. Fuller, with a five man wall in front of him, went 55 yards to the Tiger 15, where he lateralled to Rogers, who car- ried to the two yard line. Ledbetter scored and Muse kicked extra point. Fage 145 l946-47 Cheer Leaders Co-Captain Stubby Franks, Patsy Miles, Fred Bandy, Maxine McCauley, Captain lirn Watson, Babs lohnston, Keith Presson. Not pictured: Annette Carlton. l946 Football Royalty Queen Amanda Reese and Maids loy Townsend, Louise Parham, Frances Atkinson, Helen Park, Marion Robertson. Page 146 A The Beorrd . . . Let's go, Redoties . . . Listen, Cooch, it you'11 do it my Woy . . . The Kizzio brothers . . . Poppy doing the honors . . . All gbogrd for Conwoy . . . All set tor the Big Doy . . . Mundy ond the Moids . . . Hep! . . . Noon pep meeting . . . The morning ofter . . . Page 147 COACH DUKE WELLS Front Row: Husbands, lVIeador, Daniel, Fisher, Crawley, Adams, Wells Second Row: Arnold, Broorn, IVIcMahan, Wood, Morris, Culbeth. Third Row: Ashley, Welch, Nelson, Easley, Sawyer. Page 148 Reddies Redclies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reddies Readies Reddies Reddies Recldies Redclies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reddies Reclclies Reddies Reddies IQLL7 Cage Qesults Total Lewisville Independents . . . American Legion oi Little Rock Magnolia A.cSM ....... Arkansas Tech . . College of the Ozarks . College of the Ozarks . Ouachita ..... Magnolia AGM .... Little Rock Iunior College . Arkansas A.5fM .... Arkansas State Teachers . Arkansas State Teachers . Hendrix ....... Hendrix . . . Arkansas Tech ...... American Legion of Little Rock . Little Rock Iunior College . . Ouachita ...... Arkansas A.cSfM. . A.A.U. TOURNAMENT Hendrix ....... Arkansas State Teachers . Won: 14 Lost: 7 Page 149 Page l5U lulius Adams Forward Sam Ashley Forward Horace Broom Guard Bud Crawley Guard Guinrl Daniel Forward I. P. Easley Forward limmy Fisher Center Delbert Culbeth Guard D. B. Meador Forward Brooks Morris Guard Ramey Nelson Forward lim McMahon Center lim Mack Sawyer Forward Neil Welch Guard Carroll Wood All-State Guard Managers- Tommy Husbands and V Billy Tom Arnold Page 151 Coach Duke Wells' basketball squad, led by Cape tain Timmy Fisher and allrstaters Carroll Wood and Iulius Adams gave Reddie followers plenty of exciting moments in taking runnerlup spot in the conference standings. The Reddies gained steam in the stretch drive to win seven straight conference games and nose out Ouachita for second place. A win over the confer- ence champion Arkansas State Teachers quintet at Conway started the Reddie victory string, which was followed by two wins over Hendrix, and one each over Arkansas Tech, Little Rock Iunior College, Oua- chita, and Arkansas A, G M. The game with Ouachita in Henderson's Armory was by far the most exciting, as the Reddies nosed out the Tigers 46-45 before an overflow crowd. The state college basketball tournament was held on our court with the Arkansas State College Indians of Ionesboro beating Arkansas State Teachers Bears of Conway for the title. Henderson defeated Hendrix in its first game 47-44, but bowed to a fresh Bear team in its second game of the tournament. Carroll Wood was selected on the all-conference first team as a result of his outstanding play. lim Fisher and Iulius Adams were chosen on the third team. Other Reddie players who turned in fine per' iormances throughout the season are Guinn Daniel, Iim Mac Sawyer, Horace Broom, Neil Welch, and lim McMahon. Page 152 Tennis and Golf Henderson's golf and tennis teams won state championships this year by brushing aside all opposition at the A.l.C. meet in Con- way April 26. The Reddies also made good showings earlier in the season. The first golf match against State Teach- ers found the foursome of lim Lowder- milk, Mike Shoffner, Ian Crow, and Clay- born Fletcher easily defeating the Bear golfers on the local links. ln a re- turn match at Conway, lim, Mike, lan, and Iames Kaufman again won over the Bear team. The third match was with Ouachita, and though the scores of our Reddie men were much better as a whole, the Ouachita team won using the Nassau match play scoring system by a 7-6 score. The Reddies also defeated Hendrix but lost to Ouachita in the last intra-city dual match. ln the A.I.C., Shoffner was second only to Hendrix's Willis Watkins in medalist play. The Reddie net team composed of George Caristianos, Bob Reynolds, Hugh White, and Harvey Walls defeated State Teachers on the local courts four matches to none in play cut short by rain. The second match for the net squad also was against the Bears , but this time at Conway. Q r S if ' i. 5 1 Bob Reynolds and George Caristianos George, Bob, Hugh, Roy Bardwell, and Bill Robey won this time four matches to two. Henderson swept all six matches with Ouachita in the first meeting and won three of five sets in the second meeting. Caris- tianos and Reynolds teamed together to take the state doubles title, defeating Arkansas College, ASTC, and Ouachita. Both reached the finals in the singles and postponed their title game until Reddie Day, May l. Clayborn Fletcher, Mike Shoffner, Iim Lowdermilk, Ian Crow. Not in picture: lames Kaufman Page l53 I X-x li 'W L 31:21. X. , my at 3 Reddie Swimming Team First Row: Olga Boles, Oralee Bryant, Daisilee Berry. Second Row: Bob Boles, Student Managerg Dale Copeland, Robert Bullock, Carl Merritt, Ioe Moore, Rush Sirnonsori, Mike Shoftner. . Third Row: Floyd Coker, Carl Hoffman, Ray Lawson, Lowden Simonson, Everley Sirnonson, Richard Hays, lack Earl. Not in Picture: Connie Hebert, Dorothy Rich, Mary lane McDonald, Troy Hammons, Bobby lean Iohnson, Elbert Kizzia, Iames Cox, Don Muse. Under the tutoring at Coach L. I. Van Horn, Henderson swimmers in their tirst year of organization participated in four dual meets with Little Rock Boys Club and Arkansas State Teachers College and attended the State lntercol- legiate Meet held at Conway. They made good showings in each ot the meets and did much to introduce a new and welcome addition to the Reddie sports program. Snaps taken at the interclass Heddie Football game sponsored by the students in Coach Wells Coaching Theory course. Page 154 Intramural aricl Recreation Prog ram A new and well rounded pro- qram of lntrcmurals and Recre- ation was enjoyed by Hender- son students this year. Intra- mural competition for men and Women included Touch Football, Basketball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Badminton, Softball, and a qirl's rifle team. Planned Recreation Periods in- cluded Folk Dancing, Co-recre- ational Swimming, Badminton, Archery, Party Games, Tennis, Horseshoes, Shuffleboard, and Social Dancing. Awards were given to all winners in the various Intra- mural sports. lt was a hard light but you Won . . . Promenade, Oh Promenade lx xx x lr X Home Economics instructor plays Robin Hood . . . Plain back? . . . Out for blood . . . Blame it 'on the sun . . . Serving . . . Wait, lda, thats the wrong Way. Page 155 Peserve Officers CAPTAIN IOHN W. SIMMONS, P.M.S.6.T. Captain Iohn W. Simmons received reserve commission as 2nd Lieuten- ant, Infantry from ROTC Henderson State Teachers College, Iune, 1940. Ap- pointed Znd Lieutenant, Infantry, Regular Army, under provisions of the Thoma- son Act Iuly, 1941. Service with First, Fourth and Fifth Armored Divisions in the United States. Member of 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Air- borne Division in England and France. Participated in Normandy Invasion Iune 6, 1944. Master Sergeant Iohn W. McClain, entered service in 1940 with the lst Calvary Division. Appointed 2nd Lieutenant in September, 1942, and assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division. Participated in Normandy, Northern France, Seigfried, Arden- nes and Central Europe campaigns from Iune 6, 1944, to May 8, 1945. Released from Active Duty as Cap- tain, Infantry, September, 1945. Awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star with Cluster, Purple Heart with two Clusters, tive Battle Stars, Presiden- tial Unit Citation with Cluster and Combat Infantryman's Badge. Master Sergeant Iames L. Flem- ing enlisted in the service 1942, Ccmmissioned 2nd Lieutenant, In- fantry, in Ianufry, 1943. Served with the 33rd Infantry Division in N.E.1., and Philippine Island cam- paigns. Served with occupational troops in Iapan. Awarded Silver Star, Purple Heart, and Combat In- Page 156 3 Effie 124'- fantryman's Badge. First Sergeant Iaclc A. Clark en- tered the service in October, 1940 with the 60111 Infantry, 9th Division. Commissioned 'Znd Lieutenant, ln- fantry in August, 1942 at Fort Ben- ning, Ga., and assigned to the 98th division. Overseas service, 18 months in the Hawaiian Islands. Released from active duty as lst Lieutenant in October, 1945. Training Corp Miss Marion Roloertson, iun- ior from Gurdon, was chosen Sweetheart of the Battalion by the ROTC cadets. She presided over the annual Military Ball with Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mike Shoitner as her escort. A field dress parade was held in her honor. Maraaret Hollinsworth Miller, Cadet Lt. Col. Mike Shoffner, Marion Robertson, and Katherine Savage Nowlin. Sqm cmd MQUOH Page 157 lst Lt. R. D. Ridqeway, Band Leader: Major Ioe P. Crane, Executive Offi- cerg Lt. Colonel Michael L. Shoifner, Battalion Commander: Captain R. E. Loyd, Battalion Adjutant: M-Sat. Charles W. Dews, Battalion Sergeant Major. ills 4-1.325 ' 'R 2 -sa. .':-jj, Liza: J , -ti' 'Q2l'L1'. - - L .Lf - 'iff 5 NV. Even the cadet brass finds time to relax. lim Watson, Charlie Dews, Eddie Loyd, L. T. Harrison. Qt -X53 Eli?-ll-fl: 5: .,,,, V .. ,: . It W 1 'E Page 158 I I t .--i..-.-...-...--a-.- ',..v,. ii- .: I Q 'fi 3 ,.,,..................-...4 - Company A Front row: lst Sgt. Howard B. Iones, lst Lt. Robert B. Boles, lst Lt. Rex B. Preddy, Capt in Iames H. Cala' way, lst Lt. Rush Simonson, T.-Sgt. Ray A. Long, T.-Sgt. Samuel W. Baskin. Second row: S.-Sgt. S. E. Simonsong Sgt. Leonard L, Rollins, Sgt. W. C. Robertson, Sgt. E. C. Boers, Sgt. Iohn I. McGowan, S.-Sgt. Iimmie Alex nder, Pvt. K. D. Iackson, Sgt. W, D. Lambert, Sgt. D. R. Copeland, Sgt. A. D. Coe, Sgt. Ioseph D. Iohnston, Pvt. Robert L. Robinson, Sgt. I. D. Westfall, Sgt. Iames A. Sullivan. Third row: Pvt. William Duckett, S.-Sgt. E. O. Linebarrier, Ir., Pvt. G. W. May, Pvt. Brooks Morris, Pvt. Anthony I. Serio, Pvt. R. L. Adams, Pvt. Doyle Hender- son, Pvt. Iames Franklin, Pvt. Charles Franks, Pvt. Conrad H. White, Sgt. I. T. Bayette, Pvt. Ierry Graves, S.-Sgt. H. K. Presson, Pvt. R. H. Carrington. Fourth row: Sgt. R. S. Lowrey, S.-Sgt. C. G. Wie rnan, S.1Sgt. W. F. Huddleston, Pvt. Floyd D. Williamson, S.-Sgt. I. L. Iennings, S.-Sgt. I. E. McCowan, S.-Sgt. B. T. Franks, Sgt. Wilton S. Mathis, Pvt. William Millican, Sgt. Harry G. Ball, Pvt. William C. Arnold, S.-Sgt. Stan- ley L. Hall. Company B Front row: T.-Sgt. L. M. Gattin, lst Lt, Steve Polinlc, lst. Lt. I. C. Watson, Captain I. W. Cain, lst. Lt. Teddy I. Feimster, lst Sgt. L. T, Harrison, Ir., T.-Sgt, W. E. Richards. Second row: S.-Sgt. I. E. Ralph, S.-Sgt. I, A. Logan, Pvt. R. W. Tucker, Pvt. Billy Brooks, Pvt. Paul Ham- bright, Pvt. Billy Beavers, Pvt. Ben Harvey, Pvt. Ralph Murray, Pvt. Iohn Hardin, Pvt. Don Iones, Pvt. Fred Bandy, Pvt. I. H, Merryman, S.-Sgt. C. H. Benson. Third row: S.-Sgt. Gerald L. Vanderslicey Pvt. Wayne Dingler, Pvt. Delbert Kulbeth, Pvt. Iames Gul- lett, Pvt. Norvelle Cooper, Pvt. Rucker Murray, Pvt. Frank P. lnnis, Pvt. Charles Todd, Pvt. Verdis Maloch. Fourth row: S.-Sgt. R. G. Partee, Pvt. Eliza Davis, Pvt, R. W. Haisty, Pvt. Tom Dixon, Ir., Pvt. F. S. Reeves, Pvt. I. L. Means, Pvt. Arlington Waggoner, Pvt. W. S. Hendrix, Pvt. Dale H. Overton, Pvt. H. P Overton. ' . tr' ' 4 . . ..g 7'1t'i I . . -t.,1.T. ,,g '- .. -.fa f ' Q I-3931 5552: Q I pa .Q , 'Q Wa? . xx 1. 3 I 5015: A 5 + . J -.mm T a , . v ' 4 S. J P :-,.W,. ' ' - ' ' .A .1 m Q,-:ga t 1 i ' - Q, -1 ag. 1 . ig- - A 5 ...qu ,A it ,.. r- A -NMA ,, Q 0-uw ..- , , 4 . ., L'-.5 Q' .fr - t ' Z13n3.1.j'nL- A Steve Polinlc and his platoon . . . Dress right, dressy . . . l-lun, two, tree to'! . . . At ease! . . . Home ot the brave . . Straighten up them lines! Coaching on the tiring line . . . Stack- ing arms . . . Careful how you handle that shootin' iron, Bub! SSE 'hm AW Page 160 -,. , It! 4 Was, Battalion C. O. and his staff . . . Bookies will do it every time . . . Look, Daddy, l got a uniform . . . Serious business for these cadets . . . Franks' profile . . . The captain himself . . . Break between commands . . . Boy! Do We look important! . . . Clean-up time . . . lndividual instruction . . . Biq dogs . . . More of the same. Page 161 BAND MILLARD LAING Director CHARLES SHEETS Assistant Director and President ffl fnu. fgy .tiksu ' .' .. i i . .t ,T 25 5? f RoBERT LEWIS . ' . . Vice President MARCELLA BATCHELOR Secretory First Semester BETTY WHITMAN . Secretory Second Semester Page 162 First Bow: Flute: Bobbie R. Saddlery Oboe: Virqil Spurling Clarinet: Troy Harnmons, Dean Williamson, Pat Skinnerg Basson: Bob Williams, Faye Bonner. Second Row Saxaphones: Faye Bhinehart, Mary Edmiastonp Baritone: W. T, Greeny Clari- nets: lim MCBrien, Tom Saddlery French Horns: Anthony Serio, Betty Whitman, Bob Lewis. Third Row: Tyrnpani: Betty Hally Trombone-S: Henderson Rcqers, Bob Lowrey, Charles She-etsy Trumpets: Al Lasser, Clifford Franks, larnes MCCowan, Fourth Row: Drums: Bob Adfmsy Tuba: Ed Daugherty, Sam Ellis, William Duclcett, Bass: lohn Craig, Mirarnba: Nathalie Martin. Director, M. M, Laing. 6M,QA:5,,3Ho .. , Hit ' :S X3 fm 'xx ' . WS wi Q 'X N 'H' me w . ..,-X gills 49- F 'QQ bg , if 15' 141 Band Major Robert Ridgeway Band Sweetheart Betty Whitman Page 163 Hootin' and tootin' for the Reddies . . . Hold that Tiger! . . . Royal musicians tor the football queen . . . Rallies must have music . . . And on enemy territory, too! . . . lt's a long way to town . . . That 'H' is tor Henderson, not Hendrix . . . Blowin' and goin' . . . Parades would loe such fun to watch . . . Oh where, oh where is my little baton? . . . lf we Can't yell, we can oom-pah! Page l64 ' Choral Club The officers of the Choral Club for the first semester were: Charlie Dews, Presidentq Gordon Carlisle, Secretaryy and Louise Chambers and Marcella Batchelor, Librarians. The officers of the Choral Club for the second semester were Royce Wright, President, Mary Tom Anderson, Vice'Presidenty Marcella Batchelor, Secretary: Homer lanes and Fred Posey, Librarians, and Elizabeth Day, Reporter. MEMBERS Nell Warren Allen, Mary Tom Anderson, Mary F. Barnes, Marcella Batch- elor, Sylvia Beaty, Betty Benson, Mary K. Caldwell, lames Calaway, Louise Chambers, Catherine Crum, Gordon Carlisle, Billie R. Cruse, Martha Davis, Elizabeth Day, Anne Dews, Charles Dews, Ed Daugherty, Blanche Drake, Mary E. Edminston, Carlysle Ellis, Billie lean Ferris, Page Ford, Norma l. Gilbert, Donald Gregg, Bette Hall, Ruth Haynes, Dewayne Haynes, Elizabeth Hays, Ralph Hays, Velmalene Hunter, Homer lones, Linda lanes, Gladys Martin, Nathalie Martin, Carl Merritt, Robert Merritt, Rosemary Mc- Culler, Bill Millican, Martha Sue Moore, Fred Posey, Margaret Ann Robertson, Tom Saddler, Pat Skinner, George Caristianos, Ierene Lawrence, Davalene Sullivan, Virgil Spurlin, Wm. T. Wade, Faye Warmack, Lena Webb, Melba Ruth Webb, Bettie Whitman, Carolyn Williams, Sophia Williams, Royce Wright, Betty Welch, Margie Martin. . Page 165 The Music Department Presentation of The Pirates ot Penzance Operetta by . Sir W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan Directed by Marjorie Lee Conducted by Millard M. Laing Director Assisted by Mae Whipple, Faye Warmaclc, Dorothy McQuary, Mrs. Frederick Harwood Set by Burton H. Byers The production ot the Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta, Pirates ot Penzance , April lO and ll marked the high point in the year's activities of the Department ot Music. A cast of 80, including soloists, choruses, and orchestra, worked many days and nights over a period ot six weeks to produce the perennial Gilbert and Sullivan favorite. The primary group responsible tor the success ot this large venture was the Choral Club conducted by Miss Marjorie Lee. A symphony orchestra of 33, principally Hendersonians, but augmented by musicians from Arkadel- phia and Ouachita Baptist College was recruited by Mr. Millard Laing, head ot the Music Department. Complete with period costumes, beautiful sets, and choruses ot pirates, policemen, and lovely maidens, the operetta thrilled two near capacity audiences. DRAMATIS PERSONAE Major-General Stanley ..... Robert Williams The Pirate King . . . . loe Wilson Samuel C his LieutenantD . . Robert Merritt Frederic Cthe Pirate Apprenticel . . . Homer lones Sergeant of Police .... . Edward Daugherty Mabel CGeneral Stanley's Daughterj Page Ford, Anne Dews Edith CGeneral Stanley's Daughterl . Marcella Batchelor Kate CGeneral Stanley's Daughterj . Sophia Williams Isabel CGeneral Stanley's DaughterD Anne Dews, Page Ford Ruth CA Pirate Maid-of-all-Workl . . . Nell Warren Allen General Stanley's Daughters: Sopranos: Norma lean Gilbert, Rosemary McCuller, Margie Martin, Mar- tha Sue Moore, Mary Edmiaston, Elizabeth Hays, Linda lones, Melba Webb, Faye Warmack. Altos: Carolyn Williams, Royce Wright, Sylvia Beaty, Betty Welch, Cath- erine Crum, Elizabeth Day. Pirates and Police: Tenors: Donald Gregg, David Allen, Robert Brunson, Charles Dews, Natha- lie Martin, Robert Ridgeway. Basses: Dewayne Haynes, Carl Merritt, Tom Sadler, Clifford Franks, Ralph Hays, Iames Callaway. Page 166 Wm QFD- Pan-I-lellenic Alpha Sigma Alpha, chairman-First row, top to bottom: loy Wilson Carley Dickey, Phena Daniel. Alpha Sigma Tau, recording secretary-Second row, top to bottom: Peg gy Brown, Billye Oliver, Camille Pennington. Delta Sigma Epsilon, treasurer-Third row, top to bottom: Louise Nipper Eleanor Sue Russell, Helen White. Sigma, Sigrna, Sigma, corresponding secretary-Fourth row: lane Rhodes Mignon Ford, Mary Elizabeth Moore. Pi Kappa Sigma, reporter-Fifth row: Sarah Savage, Faye Warmack Mary Io Bethea. Page 167 Womens Council OFFICERS Billye Oliver . President Louise Nipper . . Vice President Lula Sue Sillirnan Secretary-Treasurer Top Row: Maxine Marshall, Blanche Drake, Oralee Bryant, Faye Rhine- hart. , Bottom Row: Phena Daniel, Pat Robinson, Margaret Robertson, Kitty Tolle- son. Page123 International Relations Club David Hirnkins Bill Caldwell President Vice President , . 043 -2 JS OFFICERS Pat Robinson loy Wilson - Amy lean Greene Secretary-Treasurer Corresponding Secly. Sponsor Top Row: Daisilee Berry, Louise Chambers, Louis Coulson, Lil Cox, Corley Dickey Second Row: Mary Ester Edmiaston, Dewayne Haynes, Carl Hoffman, Bobs Iohnston luanita Lewis. Third Row: lasper Maloy, Ralph Murray, Kelly Qliver, Paul Pennington, lane Rhodes Royce Wright. Page 169 ef s A. ,.....,.: KTM STUDENT SENATE Tiggs Stewart . . Vice President Elgin Ward . . President Not Pictured- Charles Dews . . Senator-at-Large The governing body ot our college is composed of the president oi the student body, vice president oi the student body, and senatorot-large, who are selected by popular vote. Each class elects a senator and president to be part of this committee. The Senate serves as a clearing house for all campus activities, and is in charge of the social calendar. Under the leadership of the president, the Senate strives to promote a feeling of cooperation and good Will between the faculty and students. Page 170 Claudie Garrison Doyne Rich . Mike Shoftner Sam Baskin Oralee Bryant Guinn Daniel Bobby Lewis Duke Wells . Ralph Carrington Top Row Second How Botlom How Senior President . . . Senior Senator First Semester Iunior President Second Semester Iunior President . Iunior Senator Sophomore President Sophomore Senator . . Advisor . . Freshman President Adelphia Basford, Eleanor Gilliam and Edward Luter .... Advisors Page l7l BILL CALDVVELL, President I-HEART AND Top Bow: Oralee Bryant, Louise Nipper, Dewayne Haynes, Geoqre Caris- tatinos, Mary Beth Black. Second Row: Peqqy Brown, Lil Cox, Charlie Dews, Blanche Drake, Claudie Garrison. Bottom Bow: lim Greene, Bill Halliburton, David Hankins, Bobbie Iean Iohnson, Maxine McCauley. Page 172 5 : . gre'-f' : 3: .Wm . E K 1 ,, , I :' . . r ,, V . - ' A,1- ' t, , ,,,,t . . .'., S ,.. 5 ' fit' K E Y ff. E N i A u w-J.. 7555 A2,x -' E-M N4 ii : -i':', ,., -...-,,,-, A M wwevmfl AMY IEAN GREENE, Sponsor Top Row: Iuel McDaniel, Billye Oliver, Poul Pennington, Sorotou Roy' rnond, lone Rhodes. Second Row: Doyne Rich, Sotrct Sorvoqe, Burvie Sheets, Chorhe Sheets, 4 Mike Shoffner. Bottom Row: Lula Sue Sillimotn, Iiqqs Stewort, Melbo Tull. Page 173 Heart and Key was founded last tall at the suggestion of Dr. McBrien. With members who have proved their loyalty to Hender- son and their willingness to serve, it is more than a booster club: the organization aspires to serve Henderson and her students. lt has sponsored pep rallies, operated concessions at games, gave Reddie blankets to senior football men and Miss Mary Sue Mooney, presented awards to Reddies on all-state tirst teams, served as hosts to campus visitors, assisted the Student Senate in management of Reddie Day, and aided in advertising college events sponsored by Various departments. The name, Heart and Key, was suggested by Bobbie lean lohn- son. lt signifies that the heart ot Henderson may be opened by the key of loyalty. Membership is limited to 25. Page 174 I-leart and Key Doirfs Wrapping sandwiches for Freddie football game . . . Money bags Haynes just beiore going after peanuts . . . Bridge was not taken very seriously at the Heart and Key party at the Club . . . Bill strikes a busy pose . . . Forward, and to Work . . . All ready tor sornethin', Mac? . . . Lil and Bill might be think- ing of Heart, but not Key . . . Page 175 BOBBIE lEAN IOHNSON, Editor fi . X . i it i , iq :l ww' , If 'ef' J ' This 1947 edition marks a rnile- stone in the publication of the Star, for this is the first year that the student annual has been offi- cially accepted for sponsorship by the college. Since the Star previously Was a private enterprise, this year's staff was handicapped by a lack of publication records. A great deal of hard work has gone into the preparation of the 1947 edition. The editor and business manager were ably assisted by a Willing and cooperative staff Without whose help this book would have been impossible. STAFF DOYNE RICH, Business Manager THE STAFF Patsy Miles ........ Assistant Editor Faye Warmack ..... Assistant Business Manager Louise Hesteriy, Maxine McCauley, Gralee Bryant, Melba Tull, Ida Daniels ..... Editorial Statters George Caristianos . . Sports Editor Frances Atkinson, Bobby Lewis, Anthony Serio, Iirn Greene . . Photographers 'Q ' 1' vga- Q is K ak Page 177 HM GREENE, Editor GQACLIE The efficiency of the Oracle staff was re- markable this year. Reporters always met their deadlines, and each issue was off the press on time-a record unequaled since pre- war days. A point system was established, whereby members of both the editorial and business staffs could work toward earning col- lege letters. Presentation of these awards took place during the late spring, after the Oracle had made an excellent showing in the contests sponsored by the Arkansas College Press Association. A post-semester edition came out in late May, summarizing Henderson during l946- 47. Copies were mailed to all students who attended school this year. Page l7S STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Carlysle, Carlton, Clem, Cox, Day, Dews, Dinqer, Earl, Franks, Gilbert, Greqq, l-lamby, Hendrix, Lambert, Larson, Lowery, McCauley, Owens, Pennington, Pennington, Ramsey, Randall, Rhodes, Serio, Sullenberqer, Tucker, Tull, Ward, Welch, Wells, Wilkerson, Williams. BUSINESS STAFF Caldwell, Chambers, Elliston, Graves, Haisty, Hall, Maloy, Moses, Reese, Smith, BILL HALLIBURTON, Business Mar. Wicker. W l ' A A If. ,, Il W' . Q . A , gs Y - is gl is , ,,,, 43,645 I 577 Page 179 flftllfsgx Top Bow: Mrs. Howard Liqon, Presidentg Amy lean Greene, Vice- President and Historianp Erwin Garner, Treasurer. Bottom Bow: Blanche Drake, Parliamentariany Mary Sue Haynie, Reporter, Dr. Adelphia M. Bastord, Counselor. Kappa Delta pi ACTIVE MEMBERS Top Bow: Mrs. Robert Boles, Elizabeth Brinkley, Mrs. Iulia Dalton, Mary Lou Davis, Anne Dews. Bottom Bow: Sena Dildy, Mrs. F. E. l-larwood, Kathleen Ely Martin, Eliza- beth Shaiken, Mrs. MaoDowell Turner. aw Page 180 pi Kappa Delta Forensics in Burton Byers, Paul Penninqton, George Holmes, S. B. Williams, Van Harrell, Billy Beiiiq 75 DEBATES BY 24 DEBATERS lN 6 TOURNAMENTS Spea kers Bureau 23 SPEECHES T0 5 Ql:iGANlZATl0NS BY l7 SPEAKERS Top Row: Frances Atkinson, Daisilee Berry, Gordon Carlysle, Phena Dan- iel. Second Row: Louise Hesterly, Ben Hines, Iohn lump, Pat Robinson. Boiiorn Row: lames Ryburn, William Weaver, Lena Webb, William Weed- man. Not Pictured: Louis Harp. Page 181 phi Alpha Theta OFFICERS Bill Caldwell President Mary Lau Davis Secretary Gracie Gee Carr Treasurer Dr. William Ritchie Sponsor C. E. Arnett and Amy lean Greene Graduafe Members Page 182 Beta Epsilon Chu Carlysle Ellis Saralou Ross QFFICERS Lula Sue Silliman . Presrdent Vice President Lou Steed Secretary Treasurer Elizabeth Sharken Advrsor Nw, Top Row: Atkinson, Baker, Bradley, Brown, Copeland Dean Second Row: Dodson, Downs, Fooks, Graves, Grrrnrnett l-lenrgan Third Row: l-liqqs, lones, Larson, Manley, Nipper Reese Bottom Row: Rhodes, Robinson, Savage, Smith, Ward Wrlltamson Wood Page 133 OFFICERS Top Bow: Burvie Sheets, President, Oralee Bryant, Vice President, limrny Elms, Secretary-Treasurer. Bottom Bow: Dr. P. G. Horton, Dr. H. H. Hyman, Dr. H. V. Matthew, Eliza- beth Brinkley, Bobert Brunson. Science Club JN Top Bow: Kelly Oliver, David Allen, Ned Chadwick, Carley Dickey. Bottom Bow: Mary Stuart lackson, Melvin Ross, Gibson Robertson, Lois Rodqes. Page 184 15' 'fl is WU' Top Bow: W. E. Carson, lce Lee, Lil Cox, Bill Bailey. Second Bow: Merlin Sanders, Mildred Allhands, Miachae Caristianos, Bita Edmunson. Third Bow: Robert Bullock, Bayrnond Lawson, Kenneth Davis, Fred White, Pat Mabrey. Page 185 OFFICERS Gordon Carlysle . . . President Phena Daniel . . . Vice President lasper Maloy . Secretary-Treasurer Anthony Serio .... Reporter Dorothy McQuary and Burton Byers . . Faculty Sponsors lvlasauers Club Producers of Sparkin' Hunger , Two Slatterns and a Kina , and The Doctor in Spite oi Himself. 3 51, 51. 'css-L: '..' Top Row: Mary Sue Adams, Peqqy Allison, Pauline Ambers, Louise Avery. Second Row: Bill Ballard, llene Bobo, Carlton Coleman, Ed Daugherty. Third Row: Elizabeth Day, lean Ferguson, Billie lean Ferris, Ann Hall. Pace 186 F ' 'Q-SZ Top How: Bette Hall, Troy l-lammons, Dewayne l-laynes, Phyllis l-louse. Second Bow: lohn lenninqs, Homer lcnes, Russell lcrdan, lchn lump. Third Bow: William Lambert, Zella Mae Marshall, Melvin McCurdy, Tom- my Newton. Fourth Bow: Bonnie Pierce, Amanda Reese, Margaret Ann Robertson, Mendel Selt, Fred Standridqe. Bottom Row: Lena Webb, Betty Welch, Sara Wells, Betty Whitman, Billy W'ren. Page l87 I-lome Economics Club OFFICERS Top Row: Lenelle Goza, President: Patricia Raymond, Vice President: Dorothy Marie Ellision, Secretary: Maxine McCauley, Treasurer. Second Row: Melbaqene Tull, Chaplaing Ruth Haynes, Music Director: Helen Park, Reporter: Marilyn Benson, Social Chairman. Third Row: Beulah Thompson and Marjorie Carter, Sponsors. Page 188 5 its nn- Top Bow: loan Barnes, Mary Frances Barnes, Michae Caris- tianos, Louise Chambers. Second How: lo Alta Copeland, Begina Cummings, Bettye Marie Falls, lune Gilbert. Third Bow: Kathryn Gregory, lerine Lawrence, Betty lo Reese, Melba Webb. Bottom Row: Cathryn Walker, Virginia Williams. Page 189 415- 6 i t 'A' -' 'Wifi-T,. :l:ml:', M'lL1X L -sg:, . , I- 12+ -Ti 5- ' Q, ,ff Y bv ..,,, ..,. , N Top Row: Mary Sue Adams, Pauline Ambers, Polly Bell, Mary Lou Felts. Bottom Row: Connie Hebert, loy Howard, Patsy Smith, Royce Wriqht. K N555 OX Page l9U This is a nice way to start . . . House ot Food . . . A stitch in time . . . lt's a slack time . . . ls the food that bad? . . . Sittin' pretty . . . Wonder whats ailing Bo? . . . What an impression! . . . FFA girls get the works . . . Gang way! . . . Dainty Waitress . . . What a s-s-sour pickle! . . . Walker, the wonder woman . . . Anything for a picture . . . One of Margarets better days . . . Rendezvous . . . Ohhh, look! A bug . . . Lenelle displaying table etiquette . . . Delegate dilly- dallying. Page 191 Student Christian Association Charlie Dews Peggy Brown iane Rhodes Faye Rinehart Babe iohnston Mary Tom Anderson OFFICERS Top Row Second Row Page 192 . President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer Membership Chairman . Music Chairman Top Bow: Allen, Atkinson, Barner, Batchelor, Benson, Berry. Second Bow: Black, Bledsoe, Bolton, Bonner, Bright, Browning. Third Bow: Bryant, Byrd, Caldwell, Caldwell, Chambers, Copeland Fourth Bow: Cox, Cox, Crum, Cruse, Daniel, Daniell. Fifth Bow: Daniels, Davis, Day, Dean, Derrick, Dews. Sixth Bow: Dickey, Downs, Drake, Edmiaston, Elliston, Falls. Bottom Bow: Ferguson, Ferris, French, Gilbert. Page l93 A Top Row: Gilbert Goza Graves Hall Hall I-lamby. Second Row: Hankins, Harrison, Haynes, Henigan, Higgs, Hodges Third Row: Hope, Huddleston, Iackson, Iackson, Kelley, Kilgore. Fourth Row: Larsen, Laser, Lawrence, Leeper, Levins, Lewis. Filth Row: McCain, McCauley, McDonald, Manley, Martin, Moody Sixth Row: Moses, Parham, Park, Pennington, Pierce, Reese. Bottom Row: Rich, Richter, Roberts, Robertson. Page 194 f- sf 'K Q if x A 1 -5' , 5 , :gf mg? ' 3 3 e K gk 'iii it si. I Top Row: Robins, Robinson, Ross, Rowan, Russell, Shooke. Second Row: Skinner, Smith, Smith, Steed, Tull, Walker. Third Row: Ward, Ward, Watson, Whitman, Wiley, Williams. Bottom Row: Williams, Wilson, Warmack, Woodson, Wright quire. Page 195 Hood, Ma- lust Married . . . 1, 2 and over Ioy goes . . . Loafing again . . . Iust Iac . . . lust tor fun . . . Weiif . . . That good-looking couple . . . The Luters . . . Gee! snow . . . Chaperone? . . . A!! ready to qo . . . A handsome pair . . . Do come In' '... Royalty . . . Studying? . . . Cutie!! . . . On his Way to class . . , A pretty lass . . . Smile . . . Why Serio!! . . . foe U36 X 415 AY' ln a hurry? . . . Handsome! . . . Bettie in the hedge . . . That ever-loving couple . . . Supervising . . . Camera shy . . . Not Bad . . . Shelley bird-dogging again . . . Happy? . . . lust Waiting . . . lust call me Big Shot . . Empty, Mac and Fanny? . . . Brave souls . . . On a bench again . . . Studiaus-that i is! . . . At the bluff? . . . Uh-Huh!! . . . 'Twould be a pleasure . . . Sunday . . . Page l97 Y HEN DERSGN STATE TEACHERS CQLLEGE .O. One of Arkonsos's Leoding Colleges -1-IOI--ii Courses Leoding To asf., BA., as., BM. :o:-1 Courses Offered in TEACHER TRAINING DRAMATIC ART BUSINESS EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION LIBERAL ARTS MILITARY SCIENCE MUSIC SPEECH ---IOI- Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges And Secondary Schools As a Degree Granting Institution Member of American Association of Teachers Colleges -:oz-l SEND FOR CATALOG -qzoz- DR. D. D. MCBRIEN, President Arkodelphio, Arkonsos Page 198 Feel At l-lome In HENDERSON BOOK STORE COME IN AND JOIN YOUR FRIENDS FOR ICE CREAM - CANDY - COLD DRINKS School Supplies New ond Used Text Books Stotionery Joe Hill, Manager CAMDEN MEMORIALS We Invite You To Visit Our Display Camden Monument Works E1 Dorado Monument Works Camden. Ark. E1 Dorado, Ark. COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK COUNTY LUMBER CO. ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Pcxqe 200 Congratulation TO YOU TO YOU The Students Whose Talents And Concerted Efforts have Produced such an Outstand- ing book. The Student Body of Hender- son State Teachers College. especially you from the ser- vices, who are fitting your- selves for tomorrow's posi- tions of leadership. O LION OIL COMPANY lghag-f' - ,Ax -I 528. , Xxx ' T .-a-1...!.1.'.,l.'.E..f S EI Dorado, Arkansas Makers Of Noturolube Motor Oils And Knix Knox Gosol ine Page 201 For YCUR Generation, as well as ours . . . Qfpefuafjnlgef Selective harvesting . . . sustained yield! These are the factors which insure perpetual timber supply for America's future generations. And these are the governing factors at Crossett. Nearly 50 years ago, when the Crossett Companies were founded, a systematic program of selective harvesting and reforestation was begun. For every tree cut, at least another was to grow. Then, that waste might be reduced to a minimum, extensive research was invested in the utilization of forest by-products. Out of this came Crossett's kraft paper mill and chemical plant, with other potentials still in the making, to expand the cycle of total use. So it is as a completely integrated forest products enterprise that Crossett looks ahead . . . integration which assures future generations a perpetual timber supply while serving ours today. Page 202 BEST WISHES FROM - - - Scott-Moyer Commission Compony Wholesale Distributors of High Grade Groceries Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Little Rock 8z Hot Springs Arkansas We Search the Markets of the World for Good Things to Eat Neel Grocery Compony Arkadelphia, Arkansas Groceries and Meats Frozen Food Lockers Phones 663 - 664 COMPLIMENTS OF Fuller's Drug Store Arkadelphia, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF Long Iey's Cote Home ot Good Food 615 Main Street I Arkadelphia, Arkansas Page 203 I-larnie's Tavern Home of Henderson Students Whether a Banquet for the Elite Or Just a Bite to Eat Come to the Colonial Tavern Highway 67 Arkadelphia, Arkansas Louise 8: Earl Shamburger, Props. Congratulations And Best Wishes Callaway - Martin- Dillard Produce Company Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 301 Sherman Street LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST CCMPANY THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS pq CONGRATULATIONS FROM LIGON BROS. CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS Arkadelphia, Arkansas Phone 719 Kreb'S Bros. Supply Company Complete Equipment For Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Hospitals and Institutions 413 W. Capitol Avenue LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS CARTER'S-- THE STORE FOR COLLEGE MEN! COMPLIMENTS OF N ic li Co rte r Page 205 Ben Franklin . COMPLIMENTS OF Five 84 Ten Cent Store School Supplies , MCCO rm ick's Novelhes candy Depo rtment Store N 611 Main Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas k THE RQYAL AND CO- ED THEATRES APPRECIATE YOUR PATHONAGE CECIL CUPP, OWNER - Arkadelphia, Arkansas Pg 206 ELK HORN BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1884 This Bank appreciates the Accounts of Officers, Faculty and Students. Come in and see us and be assured a cordial welcome. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal R RESOURCES OVER THREE eserve System MILLION DOLLARS Arkadelphia, Arkansas Cocldo Hotel AND Dining Rooms Phone 18 Equipped To Serve the Three Conventional Meals Daily And Especially Equipped to Serve You Dinner Parties and Banquets Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Allen Managers Arkodelphio Bus Stotion Missouri Pacific Trailways The Only Service Direct to Little Rock EAST BUS LINE - BAUM BUS LINES Coffee - Soft Drinks - Sandwiches 8th Sz Clay Phone 141 Around Corner from Royal Theatre Page 207 PORTRAITS FOR THIS ANNUAL FURNISHED BY THOMPSON'S STUDIO LE ROY THOMPSON, Manager ARKADELPHIA ARKANSAS HARDMAN LUMBER CO. We Carry a Full Line of FLINKOTE ROOFING SUPPLIES STERLING QUALITY PAINTS .O. LET US WORK WITH YOUR ARCHITECT -il-IOI Phone 35 Clay Street Page 208 Engravers of l947 S T A E Soufh Weszus Foremost School Annual Engravers PEERLESS ENGEAWNG CG. Peerless Bldg. Little Eoclc,Arlc IT WAS A PLEASURE gn Ugnintlrfq . THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS R E O U I R E THE SERVICES O F EXPERIENCED AND E X P E RT CRAFTSMEN. IHl HUHHY IIHMPHNY, INII. C A M D E N ARKANSAS HAS THESE SERVICES ..... AND THE MOST NECESSARY COMPON- ENTS OF ALL REALLY FINE BOOKS . . . INCLUDING AN ORGANIZATION WHICH HAS HAD MORE THAN 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN PRINTING FINE BOOKS . . . FINE EQUIPMENT . . . . MODERN AND COMPLETE. PRICES REPRESENTING MAXIMUM IN VALUE. Page 210 COMPLIMENTS OF Huie 84 l-luie Attorneys Arkadelphia, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF Duncan Flanagin, Jr. Typewriters, Adding Machines, Cash Registers. Repaired Phone 205 505 Caddo Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas Runyan's Electrical Company Radios Repaired Refrigerator Sales and Service COMPLIMENTS OF Mildred Newberry One-Day Service - All Work LADIES READY,-I-O,VVEAR Guaranteed Phone 94 Arkadelphia, Arkansas D. C. WHITE 8: SON, PROP. COMPLIMENTS OF Southern Ice Co. 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Lookadoo Town The only Funeral Church in Arkansas Arkadelphia Arkansas Phone 206 N Clark COUHW WaIker's Shoe Shop Appliance Company Serving Students for ll Years Mullins-Youngstown Kitchens Complete Record Department Featuring Invisible Half Soles Elecffic Appliances ALL woRK GUARANTEED Frigidaire 9th 81 Clinton Phone 21 H' G' WALKER' PROP' STEIDHENIS HOllyWOOd Maxwell Company Your REXALL Drug Store V-ETTES AND HOLLY-ETTES Meet Your Friends at CREATIONS Our Fountain Prescriptions - Cosmetics y gifgmitgrsgqixrig COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF The Fashion Shop Clark County Abstract LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Company Ii Women Wear It, We Have It Arkadelphia, Arkansas 615 Clinton street I Page 212 Ca rpente r's FLOWER SHOP n Flowers for all Occasions Telephone 146-All Hours MEMBER OF F.T.D. If SERVICE and QUALITY are What You Desire TRY OUR SODA FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS SIoan's Drug Store Phone Z5 Sterling's Five 84 Ten Cent Store Headquarters for College Students Arkadelphia. 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Gifts And Furmture Hallmark Greeting Cards Arkadelphia. Arkansas Phone 245 Nu-Woy Cleormers And Dyers Prompt Pick-Up and Delivery Phone 207 We Appreciate Your Business Arkadelphia, Arkansas M. C. Elliott Compony Everything to Wear Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of Arkodelphio Dry Mr. cmd Mrs. Chorles Cleaners C. Crosnoe The Parjggg-iileaners Particular People Arkadelphia, Arkansas phone 159 We Deliver PeopIe's Hordwore 84 Supply Co. See us for Your Hardware Needs GIFT SHOP Main Street Arkadelphia BOB POUNDS. Mgr. Smith's Co-Ed Cote Where the Crowd Goes After the Games Clinton Street Arkadelphia COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR 1947 STAR STAFF Page 215 'V f :A-'JQ'.Z- 'Y' :,g'.,w:2. .. pf - ' la 4 . 6 ,.., .1 - 1 I - 1 , v W . ' ' u ff WJ' , , x 1 J 1 w- , I 4 r uh. bw! -r' Nw aw . A . -'..- L 0 -X , 1, '. ,,.e- . ,, . x ., H 'Iv U, Iqlx V A- W ,FQ HQ xlildfl lg ,L ' Jtxmimi Q.-fully. W .-f- w , 'I N: -. f v L, Q .. AJM v ,xs- -E -.. N -N ' -ms ,A. . -ggi. ,. '-A cn.. 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