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lc 1950 HENDER BILL DEATON, Editor NEVADA THOMASON, Business Manager Page 2 i- SON Sia EXPOSES  We wonât try to tell you what the Reddie Spirit 1s â because we donât know ourselves. We do know that it is somethingâan intangible something â that gets you the first few days in Henderson and never leaves you as long as the memory of Henderson exists. âhis year we have again seen the Reddie Spirit come out as it always has in the past â the teamwork, the friendliness and fun, the brotherhood and the work â an incomparable combination earning us the name of âThe School With a Heart.â If you are from Henderson you have felt this Reddie Spirit. Page 4 AMI IRI 9 A Nin V {| Page 6 Page 8 Skt Page 9 CAIRIBWING âTPIHTE PHL LH PEO TO EON?) . . . . . Lo one whose unfaltering sincerity and leadership has inspired us all to a greater love for our school . . . to one who is the very essence of the REDDIE Spirit . . . to Coach Duke Wells and his out- standing 1949 REDDIE football team we dedicate this 1950 STAR... Page 11 IN MEMORIAM .. . . Lo Harry Gaballavins. Dale Copeland and Dr. Eu- gene Illes â always remaining a part Oi ELenderso lemme Page 12 ... Home... where the Reddie Spirit is reborn and nurtured each year... many bright promises seen in the signs of growth... Page 13 MOONEY HALL ... Scenes of dating activi- LtGS 2. = CONLET 0; 1 COCOMIth Cs WOMACK HALL pe AS) =) i) â je) = So aa 8 = â je) â SS = 8 dships len iv Ing last McELHANON HALL :  . Lhe Science Buildingâ. .. Classroomsmeneis a. physics and biology laboratories ... odors, cut up cats... all evidence of student labors .. . ..... Home of the ROTC .: the Military Ball apace ball taking the center of attraction during the winter MALES 9 5 ARMORY THE PRESIDENTS HOME ...A home of cordiality representing to our students the friendliness of the president and his wife... _. . Practice house for future homemakers .. . OME- MAKER'S HOME a (te . . . Co-sharer in athletic honors ...an important place in the activities of the P.E. Department ... happy hours at the swimming pool and the many dances given here .. . HAYGOOD GYM OLD LIBRARY je Se AGONCADULeN Ot GrcOlLlcn me promises to be center of many NEW ACHIUIICS an ee HAYGOOD STADIUM cRSOUCTCIONe I aIcMmoravle Canes (0) AUICLOTY a the cheerleaders... the band... those mighty REDDIES practicing for the next game... KEY HALL .. . Strange sounds emerging from this building all hours of the day ... staffs of Oracle and Star putting in many late hours... PROCTOR | HALL . . . The most modern Home Economics De part- ment in the state has its home here... girls learning the gentle art of homemak- In oi wen NEW CAFETERIA AND COMMONS . . . Cafeteria and commons .. . library-audi- torium-museum combination ... our new ad- ditions to the campus ... modern and complete imc Ch CSCGls en CUIACNLE, O} SYOWL a = . Page 21 Dr. D. D. McBrIEN President . . . Educators endeavoring to train future teachers... theories . . . the administra- COMSee een Der OC Cans wey striv: ing for betterment and im- provement .. . jokes told year alter year « « . Hender- sonâs own faculty! pe ti | Y Page 23 Dean of College Dr. S. G. E. POWERS Dean of General College PRoF. G. E. ARNEIT Dean of Men Dr. Davin L. Harris Dean of Women Mrs. P. W. âTURRENTINE Registrar Mr..C. B. CooPER Public Relations Director Mr. Bos H. ANDERSON Page 24 Extension Director Mr. DotpHus WHITTEN Pewee Wy JUNE ANDERSON Physical Education M. IT. ANDREWS Journalism + ROBERT W . APPLEBY . Physical Education ADELPHIA M. BASFORD Biology PAUL G. BREWSTER English ELIZABETH BRINKLEY Biology ERHARDT H. DAHLKE . Asst. Librarian JAMES B. DALES Business Education LULA M. DALLMAN Home Economics FRANCIS CLARK ELKINS History OMAR C. ESTES Chemistry JAMES L. FLEMING Military Science MARY LEE FOSTER Mathematics JAMES H. FRANKS Military Science AMY JEAN GREENE Education DORA S. HARWOOD Music THOMAS L. HEADLEY Speech B.S. M.A. M.A. .Ph.D. IMIG AN M.A. J1BY Se M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M Set. M.S. M Set. M.A. Mus.D. M.S. Page 25 Page 26 FACULTY J. KENDALL HOGGARDâą 3a (Mes: Education ee SGOW TD EONAKE Rope] Rome lee Physical Education PHILIPâ G. HORTON = eee ee Chemistry HUGH HH; HYMANS 3 ee Physics Mathematics JEFFERSON R. JONES . . . M Sgt. Military Science OLIVER L. KENNEDY, JR. . M Sgt. Military Science WALTER W. KINNEY .. . Lt. Col. As sistant PMS T MARJORIE ELLER. sys eee Music HILLOUIT. LYNCH 2 eevee Sociology Economics HAR RY) VeeMUACIAD ELE) VV eee ries Education HAROLD N. MULLICAN .. . M.S. Biology LIDASVUS. Le eee pe VRS s Home Economics HELENS MGB RID Ei aaeeaaemeemel ier e Physical Education OLIN EZ McKNIGH I) == MaAe Education §. Gi E.. POWERS: ) =) eee Political Science ROBERT G: REAVES = 45.95 ia. History Geography ELISE REID 2... - e0veee Education GEORGIA RICHARDS . .. .B:8: Asst. Librarian GIERINSWe RUG GIN Dae Band Director Music WUGLIEIDNING TRETECCISHME, . gs 5 JMG) History ; RICHARD E. ROBINSON . . M.A. Chemistry IME ION, PEWS . 4 2. so 5 IMlbeA . Education MILDRED SHERROD... . M.A. English JNICIPINUE. STONINIOIN| . 4.4 6 5 olNlp Se Home Economics GADE STRICKLAND. . « -M Sgt. Military Science CECIL W. THOMASSON . . Ph.D. Education Psychology BEULAH THOMPSONÂź.) 2 == oM3: Home Economics TRESS IE, WOW NIGISINID) 5 5 ole JAN Education INGUIN âTPUOMRUNWBIR 5g ne on WG AN English BRUGES) VANE DERS SD URS a ieAG Music ee en VAN ) LO RNG ce M.A. Physical Education MACK D. VAUGHAN, JR... . M.A. Art JOSEPH H. WARREN .... Colonel PMS T DK EWR ICIS seer ne eA Head Coach COVTMICS AWWRUAIIES 6 oo SHIDHIDE Economics INGA VEC Ee Ee er ens Nl Music Page 27 Page 28 Fra(G1u) Ik Il. CLARENCE S. WILLIAMS . . .M.A. Geography ALLIE-G. WILSON? 40.) 2 May Librarian MARJORIE C. WINSLOW . . .M.S. Business Education MARJORIE BUCK Secretary to Voc. Director JANE CARTER Bookkeeper, Business Office MRS. R. O. CONNELL Hostess ERWIN W. GARNER Asst. Bursar MRS. D. A. GIBSON Hostess MRS. D. W. HENSLEY Hostess MRS. WILHELMINA PHILLIPS Secretary, Extension Office MRS. ANN M. STALLINGS Dietitian MARGUERITE STOVER Sec. Clerk, Bookstore SARA L. VAN HORN Secretary to Registrar MRS. CLARENCE S. WILLIAMS Nurse AILEEN WRIGHT Secretary to the President 2 5) Ue Sener Sy abi questioned in power . . . the Juniors . . . anxious to share their place in the hmelight mete SOphomores «eager, ambitious . . . the lowly Freshman .. . observing and learnino ease CG fon Ga 5 5b Page 29 OsG Joun E. McGEE Jor Day, Jr. Mary SUE FISHER Pte qe IRS President Senator Secretary-Treasurer (Not Pictured) âi THE: SENIOR Clea Sntroducing Page 30 S42 IN for RS - ALLISON, PEGGY DELORES : B.S.E. . Sparkman Masquers 2; Spanish Club 1, President 1; Beauty 4; Future Teachers of America 4. AMBERS, LOIS PAULINE B.S.E. Hot Springs Alphaysigina (lau i 5s2503,7 4). reasurer, 3, 4, Wome Ec. Club 1; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Heart and Keyr3, 4. ARNOLD, WILLIAM F. _. ; : ; i eb.) Chidester Chemistry Club 4. EUG ELPN BAU Grit] OLLNIN YS ee eee eds. E. Hot Springs BALDWIN, MACK Eo) 2 , : Glenwood Transfer from College of the Ozarks. Page 31 Se EveiNGA li Ome hemes BASS, DAN R., JR. B.S.E. Hot Springs Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; ROTC 5, 4. BATES  RIGHARD S|) 5] ee oe Hot Springs Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasur- cra) LAR stat Zo eRO UGH sROAg BELL, BETTY CAROLYN Biota Camden Delta Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3. BELL, JARVIS = 7. ee ee oe Hope Transfer from Ouachita Baptist College. BELL, JOHN H..JR-; ' ; ; -Biopks North Little Rock Transfer from Beebe Junior College; Sigma Tau Gam- ma 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Page 32 SENIOR S$ BENSON BED LYSANN =) Gee) or BM. Hope Alpha Sigma Alpin lees, 4, Chaplain 2; Science Club 1; Beta Mu 1; Booster Club 3; Choral Club 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4. BENSON, CHARLES H. ; | ; B.S.E. Hope Bebe LU GLELE , : Bz. Grady Choral Club 2, 3; Aquatics Club 2, 3; Masquers 3; Stu- dent Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4. I ODN GG ROAD VERY ane eee ee ee. ake DeQueen Transfer from Magnolia A M. Phi Lambda Chi 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4; Student Christian Association Council Vice-President 4. BOYE LD TE JAMES T- ; Bone. Washington Page 33 See Odt 40) RS BRADSHAW, AFTON E. B.S.E. Mt. Ida Future Teachers of America 4. BROWN, MARY LOUISE _. 16:5: Nashville Transfer from Magnolia A M. Home Economics Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; STAR Staff 4; Student Christian Association 4. BUCK, JESSIE C. ; , BSE. Alpine ROTC 3, 4; Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4. BURKE, LLOYD Lo)â 2 3 Stuttgart Phi Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Inter-Frater- nity Council 3, 4; Student Senate 3; President, Junior Class 3; ROTC 2, 3, Honor Cadet of the Year 3, Distinguished Military Student 3. BURKE, VIRGINIA LEE. 9.) 2 eee ee Stuttgart Choral Club 3, 4. Page 34 SENIOR § BURTON, EUGENE P. , ; ; B.S. Malvern Science Club 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4, Council Member 4; International Relations Club 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers of America 4. BURTON, EVELYN DOUGLAS ; ; B.S.E. Texarkana Transfer from Florida Southern College. Sigma Sigma Sigma 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Aquatics Club 3: Oracle Staff 3. BYRD BEN TLEY ; B.S. Cabot Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4; Heart and Key 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Christian Association On, Ae CAIN, J; Weâ: ; Sse . Hot Springs Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, Historian 3; ROTC 2,°3. = CALLAWAY, HOWARD T. ae B. Arkadelphia Page 35 5 (Er IN lp @ae hemes CAPLINGERS PAULA Dee Asie Dy DeQueen CARISTIANOS, MICHAE . we Bisuke Hot Springs Heart and Key 3, 4; Womenâs Council 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, President 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Science Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2. CARRAWAY, WILLIE B. . ' B.A. Texarkana, Texas Transfer from Austin College, Sherman, Texas. Oracle Staff 4, News Editor. CATHEY, FRANK D. : 2 Bs Reserve, New Mexico CHAMBERS, MATTIE DORIS B. Glendale Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Womenâs Council 1, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Christian Association l, 2, 4; Heart and: Key 4; Business: Education Glib iz Booster Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. Nn fe Page 36 SENIORS CLARDY, FRANCES TYNDALL . ADE, Nashville Home Economics Club 3, 4; Oracle Staff 3. CLARDY, WINFRED S. ; ; Bis.5.. Nashville Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4. CLEM, RICHARD K. ; Bios Arkadelphia Garlands 1; Oracle Staff, News Editor 2; Phi Sigma Bpsilone2 ano. COMPTON, MARSHALL F. ; ; Bisse. Camden âTransfer from University of Arkansas. COG KRBNNE LH Goa oe Bere! eo ee ie ae BBA: Hamburg Transfer from Arkansas âTech, Russellville. Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4; Aquatics Club 4. Page 37 Syee IN) i] (0) Ik S: COULTER, CAROLYN : Bike Lockesburg Masquers Club 2, 3; Student Christian Association 2, 3, Council Member 3; STAR Staff 4; Womenâs Council 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Booster Club 2. COU LTER, TOM:âS.â 2 2 ee Lockesburg Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3; Student Christian Association 4. CRUCE, MARY BENTLEY ; B.A. Morrilton Language Club 1; Choral Club 1, 2, 3; Masquers Club 2, 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Debate Team 2. DAUGHERTY, EDWARD B. ! Ba Arkadelphia Student Senate President 4; Heart and Key 4; Choral Glub 1, 2, 8, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 2.5thieaa ie Theta 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Debate Team 3; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. ver Nee a5 (9768 DAVIS, VIRGIL R. oe Hot Springs ROTC 3, 4, Battalion Staff 4. Page 38 See Neon âSs DAY, ELIZABETH ANNE ; ' B:S.E: Fort Smith Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Masquers e253, 4, secretary 3; Choral Club |, 23; Aquatics Club: 3; 4, President 4; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Oracle Staff 1, 2; Womenâs Council 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Whoâs Who in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges 4. Dy SYes| OSE PE VAG | Re B.A. Fort Smith Transfer from Fort Smith Junior College. Student pclate 4 | Disk appasWeltas 295,04) Masquers 2).3, 4, Presi- dent 3; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3,4; ROTC 2, 3, Honor Cadet of the Year 2, Distinguish- ed Military Student 3; Rifle Team 2, 3, Captain 2; Aquatic Club 3; Swimming Team 4; Whoâs Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. DEAN VARGARE (O° 2 ye a 555i. Pine Bluff Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; P.E. Club 4: Student Christian Association 1. DEATON, GUY E. web S: Arkadelphia ROWG. 253: DEATON, WILLIAM G. , ; SIE Amity Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Masquers Club 3, 4; Debate Team 3; Editor of The STAR 4; Choral Club 2, 3; Student Christian Association 2, 3; Booster Club 4; ROTC 3, 4, Bn. Exec. Officer 4; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. Page 39 Sv Ee NYS 2@rieees DENMAN, ROBERT G. ; B.A. Prescott Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Language Glub2333RO TG as. DICKEY, DOROTHY JANE Bis Altheimer â9 Delta Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice- President 4. DIFFEE, RAYFORD L. , ; ; ) B.A. Dalark Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; French Club 1. DIXON, MARY ALMA ; ; B.A. Curtis Phi Alpha Theta 4; Spanish Club 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. DUNCAN, ALBERT R., JR. Bak Greenwood, Mississippi Phi Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Oracle Staff 2, 3; ROTC 2, 3; Rifle Team 2, 3, Captain 2. Page 40 SEN Ge RS EDMIASTON, MARY ESTHER 2 93 5, BoE: Hope Delta Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Womenâs Council 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Heart and Key 4; Band 1, 2. EDMONSON, RETIA LYNN ; Bes: Horatio Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2, 3. BEEN a eA ERICLAVANNE@) )senee on) 88.5.7. Hope Delta Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Oracle Staff De : ELLIS, SAM R. . ; Bo Nashville Phi Lambda Chi I, 4. EVERHART, MELVIN F. . B.S.E. Hot Springs Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Vice-President 4; ROTC 2, 3. Page 41 S (Et Nel e@mikens FALLS, BETTYE MARIE _. . BIS Fort Smith Delta Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Chaplain 3; Science Club 1, 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Masquers Club 2; Booster Club 3, 4; Language Club Lee: FISHER, MARY SUE B.A. Texarkana Transfer from Texarkana Junior College. Sigma Sig- ma Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Choral Club 4; Future Teach- ers of America 4; French Club 4; Treasurer, Senior Class. FITE, GEORGE W. ; ; Besse Willow FRANCIS, MARION PETEFISH ; B.S.E. Gurdon Debate Team 2; Choral Club 2, 3. FRANKS, BILLY TS ge Hot Springs Phi Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasure: 4; Cheerleader ly 2,-3;.Captainel sean OL Guero: Page 42 S JE IN} oi] xe) qecues, FREEMAN, CLARYCE : Arkadelphia GARDNER BILLY TF. Hampton Future Teachers of America 4. GARRETT, CHARLES G. Friendship va sivale Baie B.A. Phi Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4. GARRET MARY ELLA Gurdon GARRETT, SIDNEY M., JR. Hot Springs Bis. Ee a SH bs Oracle stati 2; 37, Linguistic Society 1, 2;,.5tudent Christian Association l, 2, 3. Page 43 S) (ER IND lP@as ees GERMANN, FRED H. ; B.S.E. Camden RO TGi374. GIBBENS, MAURICE L. Backs Chidester GOLDEN; COTTON Z| Raa sd wee Magnet Cove Oracle Staff 1255, 4:5°ROIG 3.4 GRAVES, PEGGY SUE . â . BoE DeQueen Heart and Key 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Tau liezigore, President 3, 4; Oracle Staff 1, 2, 3; STAR Staff 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Member 3; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Womenâs Council 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; Football Queen 3; Queen of Stars 3; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 3, 4. GREEN, IRA â ; ; B.S: E: Thornton Transfer from Arkansas Tech, Russellville. Square Dance Team 3, 4; Football and Basketball 3, 4; Kappa Sig- ma Kappa 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3; Aquatics Club 4. Page 44 SHE-AIN| (1G Ra, GREESON BILLY |. ; ; Busey Arkadelphia Garlands 1; Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. HAISTY, ROBERT W. ; B.S. Arkadelphia RO PG 235,4 7Chemisiry Glu 3,4) science Clubs |; Oracle Staff 1; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3. HARRELL, ELIZABETH ANNE . ; DBA Camden Transfer from Southern Methodist University. French Club 3,4, secretary 3, President: 4; Oracle Staff 3; Debate icacmie3 se Masquers) Club 3,74. HARWELL, RAYMOND K. : BES Ee Louann Student Christian Association 4; International Rela- tions Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4. HAYS, RICHARD D. ' ; : B.S. Camden Football) leamol 5 2.°5;04,) Lracke2, 3,45 Swimming Team 1; Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Page 45 Syl GdNp dh fo) RS HEAD, BILLY A. : 5.9; Es Texarkana, Texas Transfer from Arkansas State Teachers College, Con- way. HENIGAN, JEANNE ; Boke Little Rock Sigma Sigma Sigila sls 2g05845 Secretaryo,043 Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Square Dance Team 3; P.E. Majors Club 4; Aquatic Club ae HIGGS, WANDA ; B.S.E. Hampton Sigma Sigma Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, âTreasurer 2; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Home Economics Club 2; Pan-Hellenic Council 2; Booster Club 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. HIGNIGHT, PATSY RUTH . ; . B SS Okolona HOWARD, JAMES L. ; ; oa eee in Corsicana, Texas Transfer from Ranger Junior College, Ranger, âTexas. Page 46 eye a 5) ale AN) | Om [Reames HUDDLESTON, BETHY JANE ; m BSE Hot Springs Upsilon Phi 1; Student Christian Association 2; Pi Kappa Sigma 2, 3, 4. INMAN, ROBERT L. . ; ; a Asa Judsonia Phi Sigma Epsilon 3, 4, Historian 4; Chemistry Club 4; ROVEGe2 3. INNIS, FRANK P. . , pe ee BeAG Reading, Pennsylvania Heart and Key 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Masquers Club 3, 4, President 4; Phi Lambda Chi |, 2, Secretary 2; Future Teachers of America 3, 4, President 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Officer-at-Large 4; Inter- national Relations Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; French Club 4; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. JACKSON, DAVID T. B.S.E. Thornton International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Business Manager The STAR 3; Swimming Team 3; Aquatic Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. JOHNSON, BERNARD M. : ; B.M.E. Hot Springs Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Heart and Key 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Page 47 Spe Nb h XO) KOS JONES, HOWARD B. ; B.S. E: Arkadelphia ROTC 1,2; Rifle Team 2? PhrSigma Epsilon 172, 34; Charter Member, Sergeant at Arms 2. JONES, MARSHALL D. Boke Center Point Phi Lambda Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 2, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4; ROTC ae ae KAUFMAN, JAMES R. B.A. Arkadelphia French Club 4; Golf Team ], 2, 3. Kye bOBDYS Dime - Bk Leola KIRKPATRICK, ELIZABETH MARYE ; Bisse Hot Springs Transfer from Ouachita Baptist College. Delta Sig- ma Epsilon 3, 4; Assistant Editor The STAR 3, 4; Pan- Hellenic Council 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4. Page 48 pee Nel RS LANDERS, MARTHA LOU ; B.M.E. Altheimer Transfer from Hendrix College, Conway. Choral Club 4; Student Christian Association 4; Future Teachers of America 4. EANGEEY, JOHN G. ' ; BSike Stamps ROTC I, 2; Student Christian Association 1; Student Senate 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. LEGGETT, RICHARD E. BN, Curtis Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. PICtEREOOPACHARLE Ss] ee ; ees Malvern LOY DAROBER Ea ; wa AEs Hot Springs Sigma Tau Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteranâs Club 1. Page 49 SS ERING sl Opies MAGNESS, VIRGINIA ANN ; ; BSE Emmett Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Maid of Cotton 4. MALCOLM, WILLIAM F. Book Texarkana Heart and Key 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Booster Club 4; Student Christian Association 4. MANER, ARCHIEâG) 02) 3) =) 2 eee Hot Springs Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4; Oracle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. MAY, VERLON: B) @ 2) 2 eee Hope Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Student Christ- ian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Future Teachers of America 4. MEEKS, ROBERT E. . : BSE Eudora Footballs] 233: Page 50 Ss EON Pbe@ Rs MERRIER BETTE HALLS BAS Hot Springs Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Band 1; Masquers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Choral Glubele2. 3.sopanishs Clube lj @2;eFrench Clubs3, 4; bleart and Key 4; Student Christian Association I. MERRITT, CARL L. ; ; ; B.A. Camden Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Swimming Team 1, 2; Heart and Key 4; Student Senate Vice-President 2 opanisneGlubelee2: Choral) Glubeli 2593; RO) GZ, 03; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. MERRYMAN, JAMES H. , ; ; B.A. Hot Springs Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, President 2; Heart and Key 3, 4, President 3; Inter-Fraternity Council Represen- tative 3, 4; Sophomore Class President; Science Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Rifle Team 2, 3; ROTC 3, 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4; STAR Staff 2; Student Senate 2. MIDDLEBROOKS, CHARLES H. ; B.S. Columbus Kappa Sigma Kappa 3, 4, Pledgemaster 4; ROTC 3, 4. MONTGOMERY, JAMES A. B. Waldo Nn Page 51 SB Net omRas MOORE, JAMES. Ht) =) gg) eee ores Hope Football 3, 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2; 3,4; ROTG 3, 4. MURRAY, GEORGE W. . BSE: Hot Springs Student Christian Association 2, 3; ROTC 3, Rifle Team 3. MURRY, MARY CAROLYN . .. âBS cE Gurdon Philomathean 1; Y. W. C. A. 1; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Delta Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Rose of Delta Sigma Epsilon 3. MURRY, RUCKER W. : Biovk Prescott Phi Lambda Chi 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4. McCOLLUM, WILLIAM H. B.A. Delight Phi Lambda Chi I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Student Christian Association 1; Band 2, 3; Cheerleader 4. Page 52 5 ON WOR =s - MCGOWaAINâS AMES: Hee 2 6 8 Oe aia B.5.E. Hot Springs Phi Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; ROTC be2; Rifle Team) |; Gammas |: Band |; Veteranâs Club J. McCULLER, ROSEMARY . B.S.E. Gurdon Deltapsigmas Ee psilonml,. 2,3, 4, âHistorians4: student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3; Heart and Key 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. McDONALD, MARY JANE ; B.S.E. Smackover Si gma Sigma Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aquatic Club 3, 4; Womenâs Council 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Square Dance Team 3, 4. Nc GH ee | OEUNG Es | Ra ere emer FB .5.1. Hot Springs Phi Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Senior Class President; Student Senate 4; ROTC 2, 3, Battalion Staff 3. McMAHEN, JANIE MAI . : , Sy AESE IES Walkerville Page 53 Syois Ni] (oink Ss: McMASTERS, STANLEY R. ; ; B.A. Texarkana NIX THOMAS Foal: : Boe Donaldson RO UTGary2. NOONAN, MARCENE ANN . B.S.E. Britt, Iowa Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4. NORWOOD, VILMA B.S.E. Taylor Home Economics Club 3, 4; Oracle Staff 3; Delta Sig- ma Epsilon 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4. OESONS CARLA. : =, BSE Arkadelphia International Relations Club 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Page 54 SENIORS OVER TON, HAROLD FE; ee B.S. Malvern Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, Pledgemaster 3; ROTC I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Captain 4; Chemistry Club 4. PANE EU BENG Loe ee ee en ee et bos: Memphis, Tennessee Photeal pha: Lhetas4; Krench Club 374. PETERS, CALVIN L. ee boa Nashville ROTC 3, 4. PRESTON, LOYCE ELAINE |. Pes. oes Texarkana, Texas Transfer from Texarkana Junior College. Band 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4. RAPLEY, JIMMIELEE . . . . .. ... BSE. Hot Springs Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1; Philos 1; Science Club 1; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Choral Club 1; Fu- ture Teachers of America 4; Oracle Staff 2, 3, 4. Page 55 5S) ESV NG i Omaikeess RARLEYs))OFINEE: BS. Hot Springs Phi Lambda Chi 3, 4; International Relations Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4. RAY, HASKE GE ae ; . Bs Mountain Pine REEVES ROBER ia: ; : ; B.S.E. Lonsdale RICHARDSON, WILLIAM O. B.S: ke Manning RINEHART, WALLACE D. Besike Hope ROTGe34) Page 56 S IN |G Rs ROBERTSON, MARGARET ANN B.A. Benton Alpha Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presi- dent4Ă©; Masquers 1,)2, 3,4; Womenâs Council, 1, 2, 4,.Vice- President 4; Heart and Key 3, 4; French Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Choral Club 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3. ROBEY, WILLIAM W. _.. ; se BSE Hot Springs Pinesigniae !Dsilonele2.3, 4. istorian: ROT G23. ROGERS, HENDERSON H. JR. ; ; ; B.A. Arkadelphia Gamma Sigma |; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Oracle Siallie wo ek ieoieina Epsilon 2. 3.4, .RO1C 374, Battalion Staff 4; Booster Club 4; Student Christian Association 4. IG) IVES UES Gag eA) 1 | ees eo ee sve Smithfield, Pennsylvania Phi Sigma Epsilon 3, 4, Secretary 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2. SVNPAGIOINTE,, NET ANR) ew ENCED: Malvern Sigma Tau Gamma 1; Football 1; Aquatics Club 4; ROTC 3, 4, Battalion Staff 4. Page 57 SP BING Ome ems SAUNDERS, CARROLL M. . ' ; BS. Donaldson Rifle Team 1; ROTC 1. SCOTT, JACK : : ; ; B.S.E. North Little Rock Transfer from Magnolia A M. Football 3, 4; Track Oran SCOTT, JOHN Po) oe Waldo Tra nsfer from Magnolia A M. Football 3, 4. SEVEYRAC, PATSY RUTH . BSA Paris Transfer from College of the Ozarks. Business Edu- cation Club 4. SEXTON, EDWARD R. ; ; BS Stephens Future Teachers of America 4. Page 58 a eNe ee oR Ss SHACKELFORD, BYRON B. Okolona SHEE Lo, OLEN CG. Mountain Pine SHEPARD, MRS. J. CG: Hatton Future Teachers of America 4. SIMPSON, LEONARD J. Oden SIMPSON, WANDA LOUISE Mount Ida B.S.E. BissE: B.S.E. Je)ppe rel te B35 3h: Choral Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Womenâs Council 3; Student Christian Association I, 2, 3, 4. Page 59 So EX oING EO ee ees SMELH. BILLYE SUE B.S.E. Arkadelphia SMITH, HAROLD E. . B:S:E. Wilton Phi Lambda Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Inter-Fraternity Council 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Phi Alpha Theta 4. SMITH, VIRGINIA SUE B.S.E. Round Pond Sigma Sigma Sigma 3, 4; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4; French Club 4; Junior Class Secretary. SUITS, JAMES W. ; Bio Be Sulphur Springs SULLENBERGER, PATRICIA JANE ; : Bios Gurdon Oracle Staff 1; Future Teachers of America 4. Page 60 Sy 15 MAN TE Oss: TAYLOR, HELEN ELIZABETH B.S.E. Oden Choral Club 1; Student Christian Association 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers of America 3, 4. THOMASON, ELLA NEVADA , B.S.E. Arkadelphia Linguistic Society 1; Student Christian Association 3, 4; Booster Club 3; Business Education Club 3; STAR Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Heart and Key 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. THOMASON, PAUL E. BS Arkadelphia Student Christian Association 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. THOMPSON, WILLIAM M., JPRS ; : Base Emmett Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Senate 3; French Club 2; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 4; Student Christian Association 4. TOLER, RAYMOND C. BA. Arkadelphia Phi Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Garlands 1, 2; Booster Club 3,4; ROG); 2Studenet Christian Association 1, 2: Page 61 SO EPSNG Onsen OPPS Ur . B.A. Gurdon Transfer from University of âTexas. TUCKER AMES: B.S.E. Benton Phi Sigma Epsilon 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4; ROTC 7S VAN DUSEN, KENNETH R. . B. Malvern Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Nn WALKER, CATHRYN : Ă© Bone Fouke Transfer from Arkansas State Teachers College. Ma- jorette 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 1; Science Club 1, 2; Alpha Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3. haa. Q Slo ) WALLACE, BETTYE M. ; ; | BISTE- Malvern Intra-mural Council 3, 4; P.E. Majors Club 4; Womenâs Council 4, Secretary 4; Future Teachers of America 4. Page 62 Se ee IN i ace +S: WALEAGHE GARSON |. 3 : eee Pe ALS NS Smackover WALLWORTH, KATHRYN ANN _. ; Pants =. Le Stuttgart WARD SELOURNOY Buy Reo) = Me BNI Hope Science Club 1; Garlands 1; Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4; Choral Club 4; Orchestra 2, 3. VV LG E bE Ys) VINE Meee neat ee ce) ey BOLE. Pine Bluff Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Sigma lI, 2m a ebtesidcnts 33 Licarteands Key. 5,4, cecretary. 35.4; Oracle Staff 1, 2; STAR Staff 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 2, 3; Choral Club 1, 2; Junior Class Secretary; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4. WELCH, MILDRED REYNOLDS _. . de Oe Arkadelphia Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. Page 63 5 SE ING Si @ eaieoes â WHITE; HARMON W. . .... .. ... BSE. Oden Future Teachers of America 4. WEL ENR O Yaa : ' BSE Arkadelphia Future Teachers of America 4. WILKINSON, BONNIE HOPE Ă© BS Ee Prattsville Upsilon Phi 1, 2; Linguistic Society 2; Student Christ- ian Association 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, F. DEAN Bess Hot Springs Phi Sigma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3; Busi- ness Education Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, 3; International Relations Club 1, 2. WILSON, DOROTHY JUNE eB Hope ve Student Christian Association 1; Choral Club 1, 2; Linguistic Society 1; Future âTeachers of America 4. Page 64 See NT Ie@ Se 2S WILSON, ELIZABETH ANNE ; Bass Camden Transfer from Arkansas State Teachers College. Sci- ence Club 3, 4; Aquatics Club 4; Masquers 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4. WOMACK, JACOB A. ; BoE: Willow Kappa Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4. WOOD, WILLIAM L. epee Mena Transfer from University of Arkansas. WRIGHT, ROYCE MAYES B:S.Ee Mount Ida Alpha Sigma âTau 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Student Christ- ian Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; International Relations Club 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3; Heart and Key 3, 4, President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Womenâs Council 3; STAR Staff 3; Oracle Staff 2; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Whoâs Who in American Universities and Colleges 3. Page 65 Oe Gael ee Ea RES JOnRIpe GUAR Ke eee ee eee PT CSIAe NL CHARLES KUYKENDALL _ Senator SUE SMITH. Oe te een CCT CLAN LANETTE SMITH , Treasurer ntroducing REE ALUN Oi: © ieee Page 66 a J) AG} IN OARS. ACKERMAN, GEORGE L. Rison ADAIR, CHARLES L. Monticello ATTAWAY, ARLEY E. Fouke AMONETTE, MARJORIE Horatio BANKS, MILEY Benton BARKS, VERNON E. Friendship BARNES, JOAN Camden BASKIN, CARL E. Gurdon BAUER, RUDOLPH Baumberg, Germany BROYLES, HASKELL Mountain View Page 67 HUNG il Oy Ik 'S BUCHANAN, LESLIE ANN Blevins BURKE, JACK L. Hope BUTLERS REX Arkadelphia BYASSEE, BILLY S. Delight BYRD, DON Magnolia CALDWELL, WILLIAM R. Malvern CAMPBELL, JAMES W. Horatio CARROLL, ERNESTINE Antoine CARVER, CLAYTA Mena CAUDLE, JAR RELL IL, Arkadelphia Page 68 J) MU) IN ORs CHAMLEEF, IMOGEN Prescott GUARK gS Orels Okolona COOPER, DON B. Hot Springs COOPER, JOHN M. Mandeville COULSON, RAYMOND V. Christopher, Ill. COULTER, LEONARD Little Rock COX, WILEY Benton CRINER, |] OFUNG Te Benton GRUMP, CLYDE Je Norman CRUTCHFIELD, HELEN Sheridan Page 69 JPOP SNG IO RaRaaeS DANIELS, TERENCE W. Camden DAVIS, ELZA V. Hot Springs DAVIS, KENNETH N. Beaverdam, Va. DEES, JAMES W. Louann DYAS, MARTHA Wabbaseka ESTES, HER BERD: Malvern FERGUSON, JOHN L. Nashville FLOURNEY, JAMES Lockesburg FRANKS, ERLINE Hot Springs FRAZIER, VOLLIE Okolona Page 70 J) IN| sl) 0) (is GENTRY, MARY LEOTA Texarkana GILMER, MARGARET Pine Bluff GRAHAM, GEORGE T. Gurdon GRAVES, MARIE Dierks HAGGARD, ROBBIE SUE Glenwood HARDIN, BONNIE JEAN Hot Springs HARROD, BOYCE E. Holly Grove HARRIS, KENNETH McCaskill HARVEY, E. EUGENE Amity HASLEY, CARLTON R. Arkadelphia Page 71 JULINE ) O) IR Ss HASLEY, JEANNE Arkadelphia HENDERSON, BOBBY J. Pearcy HENDRIX, WALTER 5S. Osceola HENSON, PEARL Hot Springs HESTER EY, JOBN H. Prescott HINES, CAROLYN BETH Prescott HOBBS, EMILY Amity HOLMES, CHAR LT Ke Ea] ie Hampton HOWARD, BILL McCrory HUGHEN, BILLY J. Arkadelphia Page 72 Ue aa | OmeRs (Se HUGHES, DONALD M. Little Rock KELLEY ORVILLE A: Nashville KENNEDY, CHARLES F. Hope KING, JAMES L. Ashdown KINNIELL, WILLIAM T., JR. Hot Springs KUYKENDALL, CHARLES W. Wickes LANGLEY, NORMA JEAN Arkadelphia LANGLEY, ROBERT A. Arkadelphia LEWALLYN, MARIAN Hot Springs LUAON |e D: Arkadelphia Page 73 JUNG | Oe LYONS, CLYDE W. Junction City MABREY, PHYLLIS JEAN Ashdown MALONE FLOY Dep: Hope MANTOOTH, MARY ALICE Dierks MARTIN, CAROL Little Rock MATSON, CHARLOTTE Smackover MAZZIA, BARBARA ANN Hot Springs MEINTRUP, ROBERT A. E.Ste Louis, Mo. MIDDLEBROOKS, CHARLOTTE Columbus MONTGOMERY, BILLY R. Horatio Page 74 J} AU) AN} i 1O) Re Syme MOORE, DORIS LYNN Arkadelphia MOORE, MARY JO Gurdon MOSIER, CLYDE A. Hope MURRY, DEMORIS ANN Arkadelphia McCULLEOUGEH. J-2D: Dierks McDONALD, A. B. Smackover McEACHERN, MARY JOYCE Atlanta McGUIRE, FRANCES DELOIS King McKENZIE, CHARLES N. Hazen McPHERSON, PATSY JEAN Hope Page 75 J EUGINGS | @ ae aes OâDELL, JAMES W. Camden OVERBY, PATRICIA RUE Hartman OWENS, OTHEL V. Dierks PARNELL, HELEN ALEN Texarkana PATTERSON, NANCY Spark man PEEPLES spiel: Gurdon PENNINGTON, WILBUR W. Hot Springs PLE TMAN;,. GAS TELUSUAa) Re Hot Springs PORTERFIELD, JACK B. Hot Springs REDDIN. JAMES H. Tinsman Page 76 ji Up aN Oy i pee ROBERTS, MAYNARD R. Sparkman ROBERTSON, ROBERT S. Mena ROSS, DELWIN T. Hope RUSSELL, MARTHA HELEN Arkadelphia SADLER, WILLIAM G. Rison SARGIS, JOSEPH E. Hot Springs SEYMOUR, JOYCE Arkadelphia SHUTE, INEZ LEE Texarkana SIMS, JAMES H. Hope SIMONSON, EUGENE M. Gurdon Page 77 SAU AN tO) INS: SMITH, JUNE RAY Wilton SMITH, M. LANETTE Louann SMITH, RUTH Carlisle SOUTHERLAND, PATSY HANSON Stamps SPENCER, CHARLES: Hot Springs SWAFFORD, R. RALPH Sheridan THOMASON, LLOYD H. Nashville THOMPSON, BOBBIE JEAN N. Little Rock TUBBS, WILLIAM R. Monticello VENABLE, GRACE Plain Dealing, La. Page 78 Die Cie Nee lee OreR WARREN, WILLIAM D. Smackover WATSON, RAY B. Nashville WATSON, WILLIAM O. Nashville WERNER, PATSY JEAN Texarkana, Texas WILDEY, WILLIAM L. DeQueen WILKINSON, MILTON San Augustine, Tex. WILLEY, JULIA Altheimer WILLIAMS, CARLIE Mount Ida WILSON, M. CAROLYN Nashville WILSON, MARY ANN Fulton Page 79 IEE NE) iG) Ix Ss WILSON, SAMUEL B. DeQueen WINGFIELD, CLINTON L. Okolona WOMACK, WINTER C. Louann Page 80 : , Oi ir it fe IR Ss SAMMY ANDERSON ; President Bossy NEAL ; ; Vice-President Roy WINDHAM Senator DELLA SUE SIMONSON 5, â. «SeCretary GWEN MADDEN Treasurer Sntroducing Sees OPHOMORE- GLASS Page 81 Virginia Anne Abbott (2 Pines Bilujy Marlan Ables_ . _ Hampton Patsy Alexander Smackover Lawrence A. Albritton Hope SOP Sao NiaÂź Top Row Donald G. Alspaugh . . . l Dorado Marjorie Anderson . . . . _ Prescott Sammy L. Anderson . . . Hot Springs WillissDy Archer =. 9. ne) suaeuemenDterks BillysBfArnol (ee ee Pine Bluff Bottom Row Evelyn Joyce Babbitt Othell Bain Mary Faye Baker Marilyn Ball Ova Jean Barentine Murfreesboro Mena Sheridan Malvern Lockesburg Sa ©) sPe rl © Top Row Imogene Box Agnes Guylene Bradley Herman G. Brewer W. Hollis Broyles Armel L. Bryan Thomas G. Beard Beverly Janene Blevins Barbara Jane Bogy Elaine Bonnette NM (OE ARS (eS Smackover Arkadelphia Arkadelphia Mountain View Board Camp Bottom Row George L. Bryant Leona Estell Buck George W. Burgess Irene Burrow Jeannette Burton Hope Arkadelphia Wabbaseka Dierks Hampton Grannis Hot Springs Poyen Stuttgart Hal W. Butler James R. Callaway Frances Jean Clark Billy A. Conrad Top Row Elmo C. Craig Dan E. Crowson Don E. Crowson Dwain Crutcher Bernice Daniel Arkadelphia Amity Okolona Little Rock S 0 P H © M © Rae Camden Benton Benton Gurdon Prescott Bottom Row Marilyn Jeanine Davis Margaret Day Don M. Dooley Omagene H. Durham Bettie Sue Edmiaston Arkadelphia Fort Smith Fordyce DeQueen Hope = Joe Le Ellis ; Hampton Blois bites 7 ee Arkadelphia Eiattyer elites | ts sae) wee ee rhadelpiia Barbara Jean Folsom _ . . Murfreesboro SO tr Or @ RE S Top Row Marlynn Janet Foster Wayne A. Fowler Betty Furlong Jewel Dean Gann Ronald R. Gibbs Sparkman Arkadelphia Arkansas City Arkadelphia Stamps Bottom Row Ca Danas Gibson) |. eee ee Ope. BonniesJo Gilbertâą 4) = 92) Hope Role plo GOSS ee eee nO der Ruie Virginia Granger . . Arkadelphia Wilmag Gla Vcsmpe) een ne enn Dieris Jack Gray Ernestine Green Pearson D. Green, Jr: Roy G. Green Top Row Jimmie Pauline Griffin Conrad Grisham William Groce Raymond C. Guire Barbara Grace Halliburton Texarkana Arkadelphia Arkadelphia Arkadelphia 30, Prescott Hope Rison Gilliam Arkadelphia evdnieiO) yy © Bottom Raw F. Stanley Hardin Harold T. Harkins Julia Beth Harrington Barbara Dare Harris Robert R. Henry R: (Eee Stockton, Calif. Corsicana, Texas Arkadelphia Hot Springs Thornton Mary Lorice Hillborn - Stanley P. Hobson Marilyn Humphries Frances James See iaeti @ iiV © Rk ES Top Row Martha Lee Johnson Conrad H. Jones James E. Jones Calvin K. Justus Gerald B. Kersey Protem, Mo. Malvern Arkadelphia Dierks Gurdon Bottom Row Bile Lou Kirby Elia Lago Marlin W. Launius Jeweldene Leming Barbara Maxine Littell Malvern Gillham Gurdon Hope Horatio Havana, Cuba Sheridan Malvern Wickes James E. Logan. , . Sheridan Charles E. Long, Jr. DeQueen Mary Ann Lowe : : Hot Springs Merle Jane Mackey . . . Arkadelphia S © P HO M OF Ree Top Row Bottom Row Gwen Madden LS Poreman Joanne Mixon = = | Se tions. Betty Lynn Mann . Pine Bluff Mrs. James Montgomery . Arkadelphia Jeane ian tooth ase eae en ECL ics Joanne Moore . | = | yee go; Paul Martin. . Little Rock Miriam Morford _.  Fort Smith Joanne May. sult yah? Fe . Antoine Lois Virginia Murphy . . . Magnolia Mary Ann Murphy ; . Malvern ? eROberigBcCools an sbi Gould Margaret Ann McKenzie . . . Hozen Ronald H. McKinney . . . Saratoga Or eet OM @ RE S Top Row Bottom Row W. Harrell McLaughlin. . Malvern Mildred F. Pemberton . _ = Scott Malcolm L.McRae . . .. ._ Sheridan Evelyn Travis Pennington . Hot Springs Bobby W.Neal . . . . . Gurdon Nettie Jean Phelan. : . Malvern Sarah Bobby Nelson . . . Sheridan Edith Marie Plyler. . . Glenwood Nancy Patterson . . . . Sparkman Gleng bs Buriloy a=  | Louann Joanna Vivtoria Rachus . Oak Lawn, IIl. Bobby R; Read a5 ay ee rcr GaR Obert ecse ain oy aan 1, Peggy Lynn Riggan | 4 7 ee Leola S.0 P H © M © Ra Top Row Elgin E. Rinehart p itope Vivian Rinehart. ' . Camden Wanda Jean Ross. : . Arkadelphia Gwendolyn Joy Rowan... Amity Mary Frances Rushing . . . Gurdon Bottom Row Jack S. Schrader Norma Jean Scott Neva Sesser Hiram D. Shute Della Sue Simonson Hot Springs Chillicothe, Ill. Malvern New Boston, Texas Gurdon Hollis H. Simpson Bismarck  ? . Lethel F. Slatton ; ; Delight Robert L. Slaughter ; Sheridan Mary Christine Smith Carlisle SO ped OM @ RES Top Row Bottom Row ED orth . Arkadelphia Winona Stevensâ . . = |. Ashdown Mary Jayne Stearn . . . â Arkadelphia Clara Gladys Templeton . Little Rock Names ieeotcll ae ee Bordyce Robert L. Thomas . . . Arkadelphia Gayle E. Stephens . . . . Gurdon Carol Crowley Thompson . Arkadelphia Rexford R. Stephens Gurdon James P. âThornton Texarkana Maury P. Watkins. ; . Glenwood Theo C. Watkins : Arkadelphia Thelton M. Wells Louann Elizabeth Anne Wylie . Carthage 50 (PR iE @ IMO} Rie Top Row Bottom Row Otho H. Wilkerson . . . Arkadelphia Robert R. Williamson . . Hot Springs Gharles_E.. Williams Ores ca Marie Elizabeth Wilson. . â Bluff City HubertakisWilliams) =) oye) tp ZO ween Roy M. Windham _. . Sheridan Eupha Womack _. . Arkadelphia : ORES ERIE GEN RIGS = Joun McLeop Jimmy WHALA âTony Boyvetr Nancy HuNTER EARLEEN LEwIs President Vice-President Senator Secretary Treasurer Sntroducing THE FRESHMAN CLASS James R. Abbott Laverne Adams Wanda Joyce Allgood Georgia Ann Amis Top Row Helen Anderson Clayton J. Anderson Bill Atwell Robert M. Averett Barbara Ann Baggett Gurdon Forester Delight Camden Hot Springs Bismarck Fort Smith Lewisville Hot Springs FR E S HO M SaaS Bottom Row Betty Jean Bailey James E. Bardwell Edward G. 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Douglas Johnston . . . Arkadelphia Pettey ee LioT AM ee ie eee ee) L1ope Parkers) ODlStOl me ee ee CIston Led sway ones se = ; . Hope Bonnie Sue Justiss â . . El Dorado Blanche Irene Keith â. a Ho Springs Vivojean Kelley. : fee TescouL Top Row j Bottom Row Elizabeth Ann Kellog â . . El Dorado Martha Jo Kizzia Murfreesboro Royakennedy 5.) ome see Ll ceeds Louis G. Kuykendall â. . Wickes Francis S. Key. . Carthage Bobby G. Lamb . Leola Marquetta Jo Kinard . . Hot Springs Morris Langley . . . . Manning Dorotha Mae Kirkman... _ â-Hot Springs Mary Eunice Langley . . Arkadelphia meee. WE IN Top Row Jeanne Lewis Merle Lindsey Sarah Shirley Little Virginia Faye Lovel D. Joy Lowery Stamps Sheridan Strong Hot Springs Bauxite Bonita Jo Lawrence . . . Hot Springs â © ? Bobby Lee . ; . Arkadelphia Connie Lee Arkadelphia Earleen Lewis ; ; . Arkadelphia Bottom Row Clarence A. Mansur... _.._- Lake Village William H. Martin. . .. Hampton Ly DerrellyMay Sa ee ea Lexarrana Hugene A. Merritt 7) âae Arkadelpihia Sue Messer Washington John W. Meux Patricia Midkiff Nancy Miles Wanda Faye Miles Top Row Janet Miller Eula Jean Mills Mary Beth Mize Dorothy Christine Moody Anita Joyce Moore Carlisle Hot Springs Hot Springs Camden Hot Springs Crossett Bauxite Nashville DeQueen Poa le Bottom Row Mary Lou Moore Billie Jean Morris Betty Jean Murphy Nancy McAdams Glenda Jeanne McCann S HM] Eas Hope Gurdon Hope Nashville Camden a es â _â Peeie ews iM. EN Top Row John McLeod Mary Lynda McCuistion William L. Nabors, Jr. Barbara Ann Niemeyer Carrol F. OâBrien Hope El Dorado Donaldson Bauxite Sheridan Pauline McCaskill . John C. McCleod Auby Gene McEachern Mary Louise McGuire Bottom Row Myron R. O'Dell John F. Oliver Mary Louise Owens Katherine Parker Waymon Pearson Arkadelphia Fort Smith Emerson Carthage Camden Arkadelphia Dierks Lewisville Dalark Peggy Marie Pentecostâ . ye ope Martin: Pool, |ÂŁ: a. eee ee LO DG Joyce Evelyn Powell . Memphis, âTenn. Tone? Ticket (ren esn see ener ee LLCO Top Row Bottom Row PegeysAnn Pricer) 8) Pestuttgart George A. Rogers 9 -. «= ©) §)Fordyce Bobby W. Reddin) . . |. . =+Tinsman Waymon Roland _. ; yf Bryant Elna AnnReid . . . . Arkadelphia AS Ca Rowena . . . Hot Springs Melba Kathlee n Reid . . Hot Springs Martha Jane Sargent - .. .. Camden Clarene= Riley aire . Murfreesboro GĂ©orger Hs Scotter . Malvern ee eee ise VERN Top Row Lynda Beth Sheppard _. Shirley Yvonne Sheppard James A. Spears, Jr. George E. Stafford Hazel Stell Detonti Hot Springs Texarkana Glenwood Fordyce Jo Ann Scott ? . Doyle L. Sharp. Clarence shell Jr. Gladys Mae Shepherd Bottom Row Clyde Stoker, Jr. N. Conway Stone. Mary B. Sumners Te eesutton Beverley Swindle N. Little Rock Lockesburg Benton Stuttgart Ashdown Forester Arkadelphia Hope Mount Ida jummy Ge Laylors = ee eee urcon Betty Lou Thomas Arkadelphia Suzanne Thomas : Arkadelphia Peggy Ann Thompson. . â_..___ Bauxite Top Row Bottom Row Ralph Thompson â. . Dyess Bettie Ann Truly . . Shreveport, La. Joe Paul Thornton . Texarkana Marvin Bel ucker,s| tase ; . Manning Don H. Townsend . . . Arkadelphia William J. Tucker - 2 eeiaivern Joan Townsend : Emmett Harold D. Voss : Willow Frances Carolyn Trice . ( . . Roe Mildred Arlene Wallis â . - ) Pines Bhi eee Emo ite Ms Et N Top Row John C. Williamson Laudell A. Williams Robert Williams Bilyegene Wilson Inez, Ky. Fordyce Warren Malvern Sara Beth Ward ? . G. Fletcher Welch Marcella Ann West James M. Whala Bottom Row Clarence E. Wilson Derrell Wilson Emily Jo Wilson Nellie Mae Wilson Hot Springs Pine Bluff Sparkman Ashdown DeQueen Prescott Columbus Forester Doris Laverne Wood Clifton H. Woodall W. Mason Woods Howard C. Yates Bobby L. Young Camden Gurdon Lewisville Bismarck Horatio Ri ele Sy as Page 110 E N Dorm life . . . campus activi- : Liccmeeeemaat Cue. picture: ol those who make the Reddie SDILIUaL Vea. a See ND LIE E Page 111 Page 112 The thinkers ... Ainât we cute! ... Now, whereâs that ball? .. . Our own big H... Pleased Mr. Riggin? . .. Guess who! . . . Look- ing forward . . . Now itâs this way .. . Party? . . . Waiting for Johny =e. Page 113 RIGE Te Litee lovelicsmmussec arupels sonified . . . Cutie-boy himself! . . . Better luck next time!... Pauline... Dr. Whaley sounds-off . ... Pi Kap Royalty . . . Four true Reddies and their gals . . . Nothing like having your picture made... Page 114 . GET Gouple of buddies 3. Number One passtiiem au) ust plain  Pete â=; 5, Smile, pleases: an Studying, Rusty? How COulCmyOUm havemtakeietterstack a. ct Hmmmmm, Pearl... One way of getting you in the annual, Jack... Page 116 Oly thay, kids... Three little Lams... An example of freshman pulchritudĂ©sis It was a hard fight, Ma, bute werlosthien. = Maâs girls 73. Four more of same... Never had it so good! ... Roommates... Man, that was a good one! Womack Hall poses... Just.a, littlesmermaid =... Where could Stan be? ... pe Vandy sand his tiddle aa. : And there I was... BERCeES Pe OUUEL Vicars lanea bigsboyenowl:.... Strumming along... veryoneâs confused .. . SUIS STIDSEs 2, The popcorn boys them- Sel Ves Pete: Page 117 Brothers) alles That confusing day... Whereâs the bottle? ... To be married soon ... Love that assembly! .. . We tried, coach. .: Triangler jae. Carver, May, Murphy and Ed- miaston ... Everyone got into this one... Roll thatetiressn: âGow âSESSIO1l 5% Don wae lesweaml didnt aoathe a. Papa CAWKOÂź 3 6 Now where did that durn ball PORE Sars (Shecke â se cesmit) Laan No hard feelings .. . Sunday best... i! i Eardect swoltkeawae mt ie it ig) ieee eee hile. a HHH i t Threesome ... veryone gets into the pic- CU ans +212) Who kissed- who? 7s.::Lovea partyla). - Say, Lam cutel ee Hope well represented «..Oh; yes you do... sing out, mena Pretty care pretty ors ease RIGHT: We're being good to- night ... Believe it or not, allâs quict: 54 DhatsMalone. 3 . %: SRRERL ATE SERN STC ! ed 4) i Se x od s es oases ALOE Lessonâs Men? . . . Caught in the act .. . Serious talk . . . Writing Herman? .... Just posing... Way up thar... Lebre What, mo rmenrerat. : Body beautiful . . . Now, stand over here ... This durn ball is too mine! ... Wileyâwithout a woman! Page 122 eee oe prominenteteature of college lite .% . activities to fit every liking of every student on the campus .. . ORGANIZATIONS Page 123 Alpha Sigma Alpha President: Elizabeth Day; Vice-President: Margaret Robertson; Secretary: Virginia Ann Magness; âTreasurer: Doris Chambers; Registrar; Earnestine Car- roll; Chaplain: Emily Hobbs; Sponsor: Miss Beulah Thompson. Mary Louise Brown, Agnes Clark, Margaret Day, Jo Dean, Dot Due, Martha Dyas, Eloise Fite, Barbara Halliburton, Nancy Hunter, Jo Ann Johnson, Mar- quetta Kinard, Earleen Lewis, Bette Merritt, Wanda Miles, Janet Miller, Chris- tine Moody, Jo Ann Moore, Katherine Parker, Joanna Rachus, Wanda Ross, Della Sue Simonson, Clara âTempleton, Carol Thompson, Cathy Walker, Pat Werner, Ann Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Doris Wood. Page 124 arenas, Wy eee a il fine ee as Page 125 Alpha Sigma Tau President, Ist semester: Peggy Graves; 2nd semester: Martha Helen Russell; Recording Secretary: Demoris Ann Murry; Treasurer: Pauline Ambers; Cor- responding Secretary: Mary Ann Lowe; Editor: Barbara Harris; Chaplain: Patsy McPherson; Pledgemistress: Joyce Seymour. Bobbie Jean Baynham, Nancy Camp, Jo Ann Carrigan, Clara Ellen Cole, Nilla Dean Compton, Bernice Daniels, Norma Jean Franks, Beverly Graves, Carolyn Hines, Dortha Mae Kirkman, Norma Jean Langley, Charlotte Matson, Barbara Mazzia, Nancy Miles, Mary Lou Moore, Betty Murphy, Mary Lynda McQuiston, Bobby Nelson, Peggy Pentecost, Elna Ann Reid, Kathleen Reid, Suzanne Thomas, Mildred Wallis, Emily Jo Wilson, Royce Wright. Page 126 Sigma Sigma Sigma President: Mary Jane McDonald; Vice-President: Davalene Sullivan; Treas- urer: Mary Sue Fisher; Secretary: Jeanne Henigan; Corresponding Secretary: Lanette Smith; Sponsors: Mrs. Dora Harwood and Miss Elise Reid. Marjorie Amonette, Evelyn Burton, Earline Franks, Betty Furlong, Wanda Higgs, Gwenn Madden, Delois McGuire, Sue Smith. Page 127 Delta Sigma Epsilon President: Mary Esther Edmiaston; Vice-President: Mary Carolyn Murry; Secretary: Patricia Ellen; âTreasurer: Dorothy Dickey; Chaplain: Nancy Patter- son; Sgt.-at-Arms Margaret Gilmer. Virginia Abbott, Betty Bailey, Polly Bell, Beverley Blevins, Barbara Bogy, Billie Boyett, Martha Bradley, Pat Brame, Bettie Sue Edmiaston, Betty Falls, Jeweldean Gann, Mary Ella Garrett, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Merle Jane Mackey, Miriam Morford, Rosemary McCuller, Vilma Norwood, Mary Rushing, Martha Sargent, Shirley Shephard, Mary Jayne Stearn, Winona Stevens, Mary B. Sum- ners, Julia Willey. Page 128 saint ae are apt SOR Re Page 129 Fe Kappa Sigma Kappa President: William M. Thompson; Vice-President: Charles Spencer; Sec- retary: Boyce E. Harrod; Treasurer: Richard Bates; Pledgemaster; Charles Mid- dlebrooks; Corresponding Secretary; Bentley Byrd; Chaplain: Bill Conrad; Spon- sor: Robert G. Reaves. Haskell Broyles, Richard Caidwell, Jim Merryman, B. J. Smith, Milton Wilkinson. Page 130 vaneresy debe bsbesctse GGG, i H, ais Page 131 Phi Lambda Chi President: Dwight Jones; Vice-President: Bill Deaton; Treasurer: Don Dooley; Secretary: Ronald Gibbs; Corresponding Secretary: Charles Kuykendall; Pledgemaster: Bob Denman; Sponsor: Dr. Otis Whaley. Rudi Bauer, Ed Barry, Jr., Jessie Buck, Grady Bolding, Winfred Clardy, Kenneth Cook, Dan Crowson, Don Crowson, James Dees, Sam Ellis, Eugene Harvey, Bob Henry, Bill Kinniell, Bill Humphries, Clarence Mansur, Bill Martin, Rucker Murry, Bill McCollum, Ronald McKinney, Harrell McLaughlin, Jack Porterfield, John Rapley, Bob Slaughter, Harold Smith, Ray Watson. Page 132 Page 133 Phi Sigma Epsilon President: Lloyd L. Burke; Vice-President; Otho Wilkerson; Correspond- ing Secretary: A. R. Duncan; Secretary: Roy Green; Treasurer: Billy Tom Franks: Historian: Dana Gibson; Set.-at-Arms: Wiley Cox; House Manager: Paul Romesburg; Sponsor: Dr. Hugh Hym an. George Ackerman, ayaa Anderson, Jack Barentine, Rex Butler, Joe Campbell, Dick Clem, Stanley Hardin, Carlton Hasley, Bob Inman, Bob John- son, Bob Meintrup, James McCowan, John E. McGee, Charles McKenzie, Bill Robey, Henderson H. Rogers, Joe Sargis, Jack Schrader, Raymond Toler, Jim Tucker, Theo Watkins, Bill Watson, Dean Williamson, Jimmy Abbott, Tony Boyette, Arch M. Ellington, Charles Hasley, John McLeod, Johnny Oliver, Don Townsend, Fletcher Welch, Jimmy Whala. Page 134 Page 135 a Sigma Tau Gamma President: Ed Baskin; Vice-President: Don Cooper; Secretary: James King; Treasurer: John Bell; Chaplain: Lloyd Thomasson; Set.-at-Arms: Charles Wil- liams; Sponsors: Dr. S. C. E. Powers and Lt. Col. W. W. Kinney. George Bryant, Jimmy Callaway, Joe T. Clark, Tom Smith Coulter, Dwain Crutcher, Joe Ellis, Billy Joe Greeson, Frank Jenkins, Orville Kelley, Bobby McCool, Gene Simonson, Mac Wingfield, John Holder, Jim Taylor, Bob Wil- liams, Mason Woods. Page 136 Page 137 Pan-Hellenic Council Governing and Coordinating the activities of the sororities... DELTA SIGMA EPSILON: Mary Esther Edmiaston, Polly Bell, Merle Jane Mackey. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA: Elizabeth Day, Bette Merritt, Della Sue Simonson. ALPHA SIGMA TAU: Peggy Graves, Norma Jean Langley, Bernice Daniel. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA: Mary Jane McDonald, Davalene Sullivan, Lanette Smith. Mrs. P. W. âTurrentine Sponsor. Page 138 Inter-Fraternity Council . . . Coordinating the activities of the fraternities 1s the Inter-Fraternity Council . . . ) KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA: Mack Thompson, Charlie Spencer. PHI LAMBDA CHI: Dwight Jones, Harold Smith. PHI SIGMA EPSILON: Lloyd Burke, Joe Sargis. SIGMA TAU GAMMA: Ed Baskin. SPONSORS: Kappa Sigma Kappa, Robert G. Reaves; Phi Lambda Chi, Dr. Otis Whaley; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Dr. Hugh Hyman; Sigma âTau Gamma, Dr. S. C. E. Powers; Chairman, Dean David Iogitarris: Page 139 Womens Council . . . Representatives elected from each class to serve as an advisory governing group for the womenâs GOVINS eens Michae Caristianos Margaret Robertson Bettye Wallace Doris Chambers Mary Jane McDonald, Elizabeth Day Carolyn Coulter, Wanda Simpson Bobbie Nelson, Della Simonson Beverley Graves, Mable Gordon Page 140 President Vice-President Secretary âTreasurer Senior Representatives Junior Representatives Sophomore Representatives Freshman Representatives Student Senate . . . The student governing body of Henderson striving to promote better student government is composed of the president of the stu- dent body, the vice-president, and senator-at-large who are elected by popular vote each year. Edward Daugherty Carl Merritt (Not Pictured) Joe Sargis John Langley John E. McGee Joe Day, Jr. Joe T. Clark Charles Kuykendall Sammy Anderson Roy Windham John McLeod (Not Pictured) âTony Boyette Page 141 The president and senator from each class also serve on this governing body . . . President Vice-President Senator-at-Large Secretary President, Senior Class Senator, Senior Class President, Junior Class Senator, Junior Class President, Sophomore Class Senator, Sophomore Class President, Freshman Class Senator, Freshman Class Heart and Key Composed of students who have proved beyond any question that they have the true Reddie Spirit, Heart and Key is a service or- ganization filled with enthusiasm, work and results Royce Wright Bernard Johnson Betty Welch Frank Innis Miss Amy Jean Greene President Vice-President Secretary âTreasurer Sponsor Page 142 Top row: Pauline Ambers, Rex Butler, Bentley Byrd, Michae Caristianos, Doris Chambers. Second row: Edward Daugherty, Mary Esther Edmiaston, Peggy Graves, Emily Hobbs, Willie Malcolm. Third row: Bette Merritt, Carl Merritt, Jim Merryman, Paul Peeples, Mar- garet Robertson. Fourth row: Martha Helen Russell, Penny Scott, Joyce Seymour, Nevada âThomason. Page 143 French Club Top row: Amy Harrell, President; Margaret Robertson, Vice-President; Doris Lynn Moore, Secretary; Bill McCollum, Treasurer; Helen Parnell, Re- porter; Miss Mildred Sherrod, Sponsor. Second row: Marilyn Ball, Barbara Bogy, Joe T. Clark, John M. Cooper, Joe Day, Barbara Harris. Third row: Walter Hendrix, Frank Innis, Richard Leggett, Jeweldene Leming, Gwen Madden, Bette Merritt. Fourth row: Joanne Mixon, Miriam Morford, Reuben Payne, Sue Smith. Page 144 Business Education Club Top row: Charlotte Matson, President; Dot Dickey, Vice-President; Wanda Higgs, Secretary-Treasurer; Neva Sesser, Reporter; Miss Marjorie Winslow, Spon- sor. Irene Burrow. Second row: Clayta Carver, Doris Chambers, Jo Dean, Earline Franks, Francis Gattling, Margaret Gilmer. Third row: Betty Howard, Blanche Keith, Marion Lewallyn, Joy Lowrey, Carol Martin, Rosemary McCuller. Fourth row: Kathleen Reid, Vivian Rinehart, Pat Seveyrac, Lynda Shep- pard, Neva Thomason, John Williamson. Page 145 Aquatics Club Top row: Elizabeth Day, President; Della Sue Simonson, Secretary; Ralph Swalford, Reporter; June Anderson, Sponsor. A. E. Attaway. Second row: Mary Belle Brazil, Joe Day, Margaret Day, Ernestine Green, Ira Green. Third row: Raymond Guire, Pearl Henson, David Jackson, Mary Jane Mc- Donald, Mary Lou Moore. Fourth row: Joanne Moore, Mary Ann Murphy, Miriam Morford, Mac Wingfield, Carl Williams, Elizabeth Wilson. Page 146 Chemistry Club Top row: George Ackerman, President; Charles Kuykendall, Vice-President; Della Sue Simonson, Sec.-Treasurer; Charles McKenzie, Reporter; Dr. P. G. Horton and Richard Robinson, Sponsors. Second row: Frank Arnold, Othell Bain, Guylene Bradley, Leslie Ann Buch- anan, Eugene Burton, Don Byrd. Third row: Raymond Caldwell, Dwain Crutcher, Don Dooley, Arch Moore Ellington, Bob Inman, Donald Jackson. Fourth row: Bill Kinniell, Bob Johnson, Mary Alice Mantooth, Jo Ann Moore, Carl Williams. Page 147 Phi Alpha |heta Top row: Richard Leggett, President; Melvin Everhart, Vice-president; David Jackson, Sec.-Treasurer; Dr. William Ritchie and Clark Elkins, Sponsors. Grady Bolding. Second row: Joe T. Clark, C. B. Cooper, Ed Daugherty, Mary Dixon, John L. Ferguson, Amy Jean Greene. Third row: John Hesterly, Howard Jones, James King, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Willie Malcolm, Phyllis Mabry. Fourth row: Doris Lynn Moore, Reuben Payne, Robert G. Reaves, Paul Romesburg, Harold Smith, Dolphus Whitten, Jr. Page 148 Future Teachers of America One of the new organizations on the campus... carrying out a program for better teachers . . . Frank P. Innis ; President Bethy Jane Huddleston ; Vice-President Mary Sue Fisher ; Secretary Lou Kirby : : ; ; Reporter Dr. C. W. Thomasson : Sponsor MEMBERS: Georgia Ann Amis, Evelyn Babbitt, Miley Banks, Grady Bold- ing, Afton Bradshaw, Evelyn Burton, Michae Caristianos, Clyde Crump, Mary Dixon, Barbara Folsom, Earline Franks, Raymond Harwell, Marilyn Humphries, David Jackson, Gwen Madden, Charlotte Matson, Mary Ann Murphy, Jo Ann May, Delois McGuire, Marcene Noonan, Othel V. Owens, Elaine Preston, Pat Seveyrac, Pat Sullenberger, Christine Smith, Ruth Smith, Paul Thomason, Ne- vada Thomason, Kathryn Wallworth, Betty Welch, Roy Whitten, Elizabeth Wilson, June Wilson, Royce Wright. Page 149 Student Christian Association The Student Christian Association is an interdenominational organization composed of students who are interested in promoting the religious life on the campus. Open to all, it is not a competitor of the student religious work of any denomination but is rather a rallying point for the student religious workers of all churches. Seven oâclock devotionals are held every week-day morning during the year. In addition, an evening service is scheduled every Tuesday. Its members include: Emily Hobbs . President Doris Chambers Vice-President Grady Bolding ; ; Vice-President Carolyn Wilson Secretary Earnestine Carroll , âTreasurer Sponsors: Miss Eleanor Gilliam, Miss Marjorie Winslow, Miss Eliza- beth Brinkley, Dr. David L. Harris, Dr. H. H. Hyman and Dr. Dol- phus Whitten. Arch Moore Ellington, Tony Boyett, Mary Louise McGuire, Glenda Mc- Cann, Joyce Powell, Loretta George, Gladys Shepherd, Jo Ann May, Mary Beth Mize, Barbara Neimeyer, Charles Hill, Kathryn Parker, Chester Hillhouse, Jean Cromer, John Meux, Jetty Deal, Janet Miller and Dorothy Due. Page 150 Student Christian Association Martha Kizzia, James Bardwell, Pattie Hobbs, Betty Murphy, Emily Jo Wilson, Mary Lou Moore, Peggy Pentecost, Bill Smith, Mable Gordon, Agnes Clark, Mary Hanson, Jean Lewis, Thelma Garner, Bentley Byrd, Earnestine Carroll, Carolyn Wilson, Willie Malcolm, Sidney Garrett, Ed Daugherty, Bobby McCool, Gene Thomas, Peggy Graves, Pearl Henson and Carolyn Coulter. Bobbie Lois Box, Norma Jean Langley, Doris Chambers, Evelyn Babbitt, Norma Jean Franks, Nilla Dean Compton, Barbara Bogy, Doris Lynn Moore, Emily Hobbs, Betty Sue Edmiaston, Mildred Wallis, Guylene Bradley, Neva Sesser, Joanne Moore, Elaine Bonnette, Marie Graves, Bobby Henry, Joan âTown- send, Earnestine Green, Marie Wilson and Irene Burrow. Joanne Mixon, Christine Smith, Bobby Nelson, Gayle Stephens, Davalene Sullivan, Bernice Daniels, Henderson H. Rogers, Barbara Folsom, Sue Messer, Helen Parnell, Charles Kuykendall, Nancy Miles, Jack Stoker, Clarine Riley, Barbara Mazzia, Shirley Little, Martha Helen Russell, Mary Dixon, Elizabeth Wilson. Doris Wood, Betty Falls, Pat Brame, Bobbie Jean Baynham, Peggy Riggan, Dorothy Elliott, Bobby Lamb, Helen Anderson, Vyda Hunt, Cleda Childress, Wanda Miles, Marquetta Kinard, Edna Horne, Peggy Thompson, Lynda Shep- ard, Merle Hopper, Jimmie Lee Burkhart, Nancy McAdams, Margaret Day and Sue Hackett. Christine Campbell, Eula Jean Mills, Beverley Swindle, Nancy Camp, Ouida Ferguson, Clara Ellen Cole, Shirley Sheppard, Mary Belle Brazil, Haskel Broyles, Mack Thompson, Betty Hale, Ralph Swafford, Raymond Coulson, Eugene Bur- ton, Mary Louise Brown, Demoris Ann Murry, Mack Vaughan, Martha Dyas, Mary Jo Moore, Mason Woods and Morris Langley. Martha Landers, Charlotte Matson, Grady Bolding, Jo Ann Carrigan, Nellie Mae Wilson, Dortha Mae Kirkman, Billie Pal Cox, Laverne Adams, Genevieve Hope, Bettye Howard, Wanda Allgood, Frances James, Jeweldean Gann, Ray- mond Harwell, Mary Jane McDonald, Georgia Ann Amis, Marjorie Anderson, Mary Carolyn Murry, Mildred Pemberton, Jeanne Hasley, Lucille Bitely, Michae Caristianos, Bethy Huddleston, Faye Lovel, Kathleen Reid, June Hord, Blanche Keith, Sarah Beth Ward, Elna Ann Reid and Joyce Seymour. Page 151 Home Ec Club Top row: Carolyn Wilson, President; Wanda Simpson, Vice-President; Joan Barnes, Secretary; Evelyn Burton, Treasurer; Miss Beulah Thompson and Miss Lida Muse, Sponsors. Members: Wanda Allgood, Georgia Ann Amis, Polly Bell, Mary Louise Brown, Michae Caristianos, Earnestine C arroll, Cleda Childress, Bernice Daniels, Martha Dyas, Eloise Fite, Jeweldean Gann, Leota Gentry, Mariann Hart, Emily sve! Billie Jean Hughes, Marilyn Humphries, Vida Hunt, Mary Langley, Faye Lovel, Virginia Ann Magness, Mary Jo Moore, Demoris Ann Murry, Mar- cene Noonan, Vilma Norwood, Patricia Overby, Elna Ann Reid, Martha Helen Russell, Christine Smith, Hazel Stell, Cathy Walker, Katherine Wallworth, Sarah Beth Ward, Betty Welch, Mildred Welch, Ann Wiley, Royce Wright. Page 152 Masquerâs Club Top row: Frank P. Innis, Jr., President; Verlon May, Vice-President; Mar- garet Day, Sec.-Treasurer; Thomas L. Headley, Sponsor. Bob Averett. Second row: Cled a Childress, Mary Belle Brazil, Christine Campbell, Caro- lyn Coulter, Ed Daugherty. Third row Messer. Joe Day, Loretta George, Amy Harrell, Pearl Henson Sue Fourth row: Miriam Morford, Nancy Patterson, Christine Smith, Thelton Wells, Marcella West, Elizabeth Wilson. Page 153 Star Statt BILL DEATON, Editor Nevada Thomason, Business Manager . . . Elizabeth Kirkpat- rick, Assistant Editor . . . Bull Sadler, Sports Editor . . . Rita Cap- linger; Asst. Business Manager . 2 2 Pat Midkift Art Editoreeas Carolyn Coulter, Margaret Gilmer and Billy Bob Arnold, Features and snapshots. Page loi Oracle Staff WALTER HENpbRIX, Editor | Delois McGuire, Assistant Editor; Bob Averett, News Editor; Christine | Smith, Society Editor; Christine Campbell, Feature Editor; Bill Sadler, Sports Editor; Otho Wilkerson, Asst. Sports Editor. | BUSINESS STAFF and REPORTERS Jimmy OâDell, Business Manager; J. Paul Thornton, Advertising Manager; | Joyce Seymour, Circulation Manager; Norma Jean Langley, Asst. Circulation | Manager. Bill Caraway, Theo Watkins, Marjorie Amonette, Cotton Golden, | Donna Wilheimi, Marilyn Humphries, Georgia Ann Amis, Marquetta Kinard, | Mary Belle Brazil, Jeanine Davis, Clarence Mansur, E. E. Rinehart, Don Ritt- | man, Wayne Fowler and Clyde Wingfield. M. T. Andrews, Supervisor. Page 155 Choral Club Miss MaryjoriÂŁ Ler, Director Top row: Bill Martin, Joe Wood, Bill Wildey, John Hill, Dick Goode, Ted Jones, F. B. Ward, Bernard Johnson, Ed Daugherty, Lewis Graves, Rexford Stephens. Second row: Pat Werner, Marquetta Kinard, Suzanne Hardin, Mildred Wallis, Mable Gordon, Carolyn Wilson, Bill Conrad, Orville Kelley, Don Byrd, Norma Jean Scott, Christine Smith, Vivojean Kelley, Dotsy Moore. Front row: Martha Landers, Bobbie Jean Baynham, Barbara Halliburton, Lanette Smith, Ouida Ferguson, Wanda Miles, Nancy Hunter, Lucille Bitely, Jo Kizzia, Earleen Lewis, Virginia Burke, Mary Bentley Cruce. Page 156 . . . Marching and concert : emer nderithe, ables direc tion of Mr. Glen Riggin .. . Page 157 THE REDDIE BAND... .. . MARCHING Page 159 Page 160 LTT RELATION ABA me TES and S WHO WHO Page 161 pore Me prot? onâą Doris CHAMBERS EDWARD DAUGHERTY ELIZABETH Day JoserH A. Day, Jr. BILL DEATO Page 168 WHO'S IN AMERICAN AND PEGGY GRAVES WALTER HENDRIX WHO UNIVERSITIES FRANK P. INNIS, JR. COLLEGES CARL E. MERRITT JosEpH ESSARGIS Page 169 Prettiest Girl Patsy McPHERSON Best Dressed Girl Mary Lou Moore Page 170 CAMPUS Wittiest Girl BEVERLEY SWINDLE Biggest Boy Birddog WILEY Cox Biggest Girl Birddog Betty BAILEY Most Versatile Girl Bass MAzzIa (Not Pictured) FAVORITES Most Versatile Boy Typical Henderson Boy Ep DAUGHERTY Cutest Couple GRADY BOLDING AND âCHICKâ MATSON Friendliest Girl Typical Henderson Girl Doris CHAMBERS Friendliest Boy Jimmy CALLAWAY Wittiest Boy Britt ROBERTSON (Not Pictured) Best Dressed Boy Handsomest Boy JOE SARGIS Page 171 Hi = 2 Page 172 . . . One of three Teachers Vs Colleges in this country hav- ing this department, Hen- derson is proud of its effict- ent Reserve Officers Train- Ise G@Orpsye. -) see RY | Page 173 First Semester Graduates Having successfully completed the advanced ROTC course, Rex But- ler, Dan Roy Bass, William Deaton, Virgil Davis, Fred Germann, Cotton Golden, Carlton Hasley, and Lloyd Thomason received their commissions as 2nd Lieuten- ants in the Infantry-Reserve on January 19, 1950. Henderson H. Rogers, Jr., Jack Sargent, and Otis C. Bradford received proficiency ratings . While in the Corps they served in the following capacities . . . Rex Butler, Battalion Commander; Wm. G. Deaton, Battalion Executive Officer; Henderson H. Rogers, Jr., Bn. Staff; Jack Sargent, Bn. Staff; Virgil Davis, Bn. Staff; Lloyd Thomason, Band Commander; Cotton Golden, CO, âAâ Company; Carlton Hasley, CO, âBâ Company; Dan Roy Bass, Platoon Leader, âAââ? Com- pany; Fred Germann, Platoon Leader âAââ? Company; Otis Bradford, Platoon Leader, ââBââ Company. Page 174 attalion Hda. Cadet Lt. Col. Jack B. Porterfield . . Battalion Commander Cadet Major James H. Merryman . Battalion Executive Officer Cadet Captain Theo C. Watkins Battalion Adjutant Cadet Captain Robert W. Haisty . . . ._ Battalion $2 Cadet Captain James L. Stell , ! Battalion S-4 Cadet Captain James E. Logan .. Band Commander Cadet Sergeant James R. Goode Band Leader Ist Squad: Schrader, Fowler, Graves, Crank, Jones, Martin, Mesa- more. 2nd Squad: Swafford, Jones, D. Reid, B. R. Koon, OâBrien, Arnold. 3rd Squad: Dooley, Dan Crowson, Don Crowson, Harkins, Humph- ries, Glenn. 4th Squad: Stephens, G. E., Slaughter, Averett, Barry, Posey, Ken- nedy. BAND Page 175 COMPANY âAâ CADET CAPTAIN HAROLD F. OVERTON Ă© : â ; â Company Commander CADET 1ST. LT. DONALD M. HUGHES ; ; â ; : : Executive Officer GADET SGI PAUL J), PEEPLES 2 ; : : Company Ist Sergeant IS PEAT OON Cadet Ist Lt. J. H. Moore : : : : : : ; Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. J. W. Bissell ; : : ; Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. C. L. Wingfield Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Dees, Williams, H., Neal, Albritton, Richards, Vaughn, Mize, Lamb, Parker. 2nd Squad: Howard, Callaway, J., Craig, Kersey, Bland, Hughes, R. J., Pearson, Harris, B. E., West; Ro I. ZIN DES PIA TOON Cadet Ist Lt. R. A. Phillips ; ; â , : Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. C. J. Stoker : ; Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. S. E. Simonson : Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Meux, Groce, Stephens, [Rec Wilson, I. D., Atwell, Darby, Elgin, Davis, B. M. 2nd Squad: Harrod, Haggard, Wilson, C., Tucker, M. E., Hopper, Rowe, Williamson, Pearce, W. C. 3RD PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. M. R. Roberts . : 4 ; f , ; : Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. E. W. Buck ; : : ; : : Platoon Sergeant Cadet Haskell Broyles ; ; Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Hendrix, Anderson, S., Henderson, Launius, Halbert, Townsend, Rosa, Taylor. 2nd Squad: Hamilton, Voss, Goss, Mason, Whala, âThomas, J. C., Simmons, D., Wray. Page 176 COMPANY âBâ CADET CAPTAIN RALPH M. BROOKS : : ; Company Commander CADET 1ST LT. DELMER COLBERT ; : Executive Officer CADET SGT. WM. O. WATSON : Company Ist Sergeant IST PLATOON Cadet Ist. Lt. W. H. Broyles ; Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. J. T. Clark : : Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. A. E. Knight Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Watkins, M. P., Thomasson, McKinney, Henry, Demby, Welch, Cyber Davisses ab Hewitt. 2nd Squad: Williams, C., Adair, Harper, Smith, B. J., Bush, McEachern, Mosenthin, Nabors. 2ND_ PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. F. D. Malone : : : , Platoon Leader Cadet Set. J. W. Barentine ; : Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. C. Kuykendall ; : Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Cato, Green, Green, D. E., Gholston, Newton, McCleod, Moore, H. E., Rix, Tyler. 2nd Squad: Johnson, T.R., Reese, Conrad, Lawrence, Helms, Lee, Rogers, Reddin. 3RD PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. J. W. Campbell } ; Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. C. N. McKenzie ; : Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. C. E. Long : : ; â Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Caldwell, Crutcher, McRae, Johnston, P. Morehart, Johnson, C. L., Spates, Langley, M. 2nd Squad: Montgomery, Bain, Lawson, Jones, J. E., Burgess, Williams, R. B., Linsey, M., Mansur. Page 177 COMPANY â°Câ CADET CAPTAIN CALVIN L. PETERS : ; : Company Commander CADET IST. LT. JAMES E. KRUEGER ; :; ; Executive Officer CADET SGT. ELZA V. DAVIS : ; : : ; Company Ist Sergeant IST PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. Haskell L. Ray : : ; Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. Donald G. Alspaugh : : : : : Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. Harry A. Fite : : : ; Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Fowler, Gibbs, Harris, J. O., Smith, W. C., Hasley, Young, OâDell, Cooper. 2nd Squad: Burke, Stitz, Rinehart, Hobson, Larsen, Hill, Thomas, G. A., Holder, Perkins. 2ND PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. Robert S. Robertson : : Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. David P. Martin : ; ; : ; Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. John H. Hesterly Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Baskin, Rogers, B. G. Shehane, M. A. McGraw, Hughes, C. L., Thompson, Bardwell, Goodwin, H. 2nd Squad: Spencer, Williams, C., Ingram, J. H., Burnes, Ingram, P., Johnston, J. D., Clements, Chaffin, Gilbreath. 38RD PLATOON Cadet Ist Lt. Jessie C. Buck : : ; , Platoon Leader Cadet Sgt. Ray B. Watson â $ : : ; ; Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sgt. R. C. Guire ; ; ; : : Platoon Guide Ist Squad: Meintrup, Merritt, Ables, Young, Diemer, Justice, Ellington, Williams, W. R. 2nd Squad: Reddin, Williamson, R. R., Green, P. D., Kuykendall, L. G., Crowder, Oliver, Allison, Smith, R. F., Moore, A. C. Page 178 ROTC INSTRUCTORS we Eiiticientsinstructors working in one of our most well organized departments . . . our ROTC Tnsteuctors sane Colonel Joseph H. Warren . . . Commanding Officer it Colonel eae Ven Winncy es eee ixecutives Olticer Instructors and Office Personnel: Sergeants Fleming, Strickland, Franks, Bippus, Kennedy and Jones. Page 179 aa ei FEE oe bes G35 . . . Pass in Review . . . Now itâs this way, Colonel! . . . Old Glory flies hi gh +2 .rReport!)s-.)) Parade, sRest a. up) stupathiap: fours) baneevans Dr. Powers . . . Carlton and Lloyd make the grade . . . Boy, was that some cere- mony... Page 180 eee Deering crowds | JF. r the band playing... breath- less waiting for the kickoff == Victory! ... and again those MIGHTY REDDIES have another highly success- FUleveaT 5. « Page 181 âTHE TEAM Page 182 GRIDIRON REVIEW Hendersonâs 1949 gridders won seven straight before dropping their final two con- tests for the best season a Reddie eleven has had since 1933. âTheir seven victories and two defeats, all against AIC competition, put them in second place in the conference. The Reddies opened their 1949 campaign with a smashing 47-20 victory over the Ark- ansas College Highlanders from Batesville. The HSTC eleven built up a 40-0 lead by the intermission. Coach Duke Wellâs gridders scored three WD sainathe first period to roll over Arkansas A M at Monticello 30-20. Victory number three came at the expense of Hendrix College. The Reddies trounced the Warriors 33-7 to remain undefeated. The next week the Red and Gray travel- ed to meet the Arkansas State Teachers Bears. The Reddies had to take to the air before they could crack a stubborn defense and blank the Bruins 12-0. Magnolia A M gave the Henderson crew a scare before the Reddies won their fifth victory 7-0. At Clarksville the following week, Hen- derson had to come from behind for the first time. The College of the Ozarks held a 14-7 half-time lead but the Wellsmen came back strong to win 20-14. In probably the most impressive win of the year the Reddies dumped a favored Ark- ansas State eleven 28-6 on Haygood field to give them a 7-0 record. Henderson never could get their offense moving the next week in the championship game at Russellville and the Wonder Boys triumphed 26-0. Then the annual Turkey-Day Classic. A crowd of around 8,000 jammed Haygood Field and watched the Reddies go almost at will against the Ouachita Tigers for the first 53 minutes of play. During this time the Red- dies scored two touchdowns and two extra points for a 14-0 lead. In the last seven min- utes of the game the Bengals evened the count and won on a last-minute field goal 17-14. CoacHEes WELLS, HONAKER AND APPLEBY Page 183 âSeason § First Henderson _---------- 47. Arkansas College --_-_- 20 Bass Bissell Brizendine Brooks Broyles, Haskell Page 184 Broyles, Hollis Colbert Cooper Deimer Etheridge mBAGERISGM 5225s Se) Arkansas A M _____- 20 FIPMCERSOM) anceceeeeoe SF miaatelab oe âChampionship Gameâ Page 185 Henderson _____-_-_--_- 12 Stateuiicachers aan Henderson _---------- 7 | MagnoliaA M___--- 0 Graham Groce Hamilton Harvey Hays Page 186 Henderson __--------- 20 College of the Ozarks. 14 Holder Howard Mize Montgomery Page 187 Neal Morehart Oliver Richards Rogers mlejateleipxoray (2 8 Arkansas State. aaa âThrough the Middleâ Page 188 H@RGRISOR «toe ee Ross SCOT =|? âIncompleteâ AMOS ida 222k He SCOttN Es âThomas Watson Page 189 âBig Jim around the endâ ElehiclenSon 2a enn A @uachital. aan âTrainers Williams Wilson Womack Wray McNabb and Sadler Page 190 Pee opectacularsplays= 5 long goals . . . tension with theminecstnrows 2.5 = (Many. thrills with the Henderson- Ouachita games .. . eo Kobe: BALL Page 191 KER CoAacH HoNA Page 192 âIn the Bucketâ Brooks Butler Dees Page 193 Goss Green Groce Page 194 âChalk wp two moreâ Holder Jones Lay Page 195 Malone âBill Scores Againâ Oliver Page 196 Reese Rosa âYEO IPOS Thomas Williams Page 197 Trainer McNabb 1950 CAGE RESULTS Reddies 58 Reg dicsi as no Reddies 47 Reddies 36 Reddies 40) Reddies 56 Reddies 49 Reddies 52 Reddies 56 Reddies : ei Reddies 25 i 49 Reddies eee) O Redd teste ee 65 Reddies Havas 45}e) Reddies 60 Reddics === 57 Reddies 2 eee ReEddies eee 56 Reddics sea 66 Reddies ote ÂŁ04 Redd icseeae ee Prescott Legionaires Rite Ne gr caf! Little Rock Junior; Gollece same 26 Magnolia A M 51- Arkansas A M : 54- Arkansas A M _ i La HĂ©ndrix.42.2 = ee 4] Little: Rock Junior, College: =a see eaUe Arkansas College Oe Arkansas States ee 58â- State âTeachers ed Arkansas Tech â aA eae Magnolia A M 84- Arkansas College â - AT ptatcnal cachiers mm en Oe Ouachitameoe Bree 78st JeGuielshaben ee 45 Ouachita 47 Arkansas State om College of the Ozarks mAs 64 Arkansas âVech mY 84- College of the Ozarks _ 462 Page 198 CHEERLEADERS COVE RCO di CalOOl Ci S.d! paar Back row: Captain Charlie Spencer, Bentley Byrd, Bill McCollum and âTony Boyette. Front row: Pat Walton, Babs Mazzia, Doris Chambers and Wanda Muiles. Page 199 BS wie ie RES ata ee... Page 200 meee CVGIEtO, De forgotten activities proving we are all a part of that Ole REDDIE DELLiaee ae Page 201 THANKSGIVING â âPenny, Queen Marjorie and Court Page 202 ACTIVITIES âPep-rally and stunts before the Big Gameâ Page 203 ie Se ee dee Se es The Floats Page 204 Page 205 Queen Marjorie and Co-Captain Dick Hays ... Sonny and Peg- gy. ae. Pick and@Vlatry Bae âRedâ and Pauline ... Hoyt and Mary Lou... Penny and Clayta... Page 206 âFrom these the beauties were electedâ âKarnestine becomes the STARâS Sweetheartâ Page 207 âFour loyal Reddies receive their blanketsâ âTick receives his commissionâ âMary Jane becomes a Colonelâ Page 208 bookstore Marjorie goes to Tech . Wertried butslost.:.. . and the remains the in-between-elass haven . . Page 209 ... The Speech Department gives their plays . . . Page 210 pe Amd. everyone -OÂąets UGOMEIVGDLCIALY CG peene ne Page 211 Camden Memorials Comphments Of We Invite you to visit our display Clark County Lumber Camden Monument Works Company Camden, Arkansas El Dorado Monument Works Arkadelphia, Arkansas El Dorado, Arkansas CUPP CITIZENS KVRC TH EATRES NATIONAL 1240 On Your Dial BANK MiU Ie UpAS Broadcasting System ROYAL and Member of the RAD | @ Complete Sports Federal Reserve System Coverage Motion Pictures are hes Ye Deposits Insured by Twenty-Four Hour Americaâs Greatest Z : Entertainment aah de (G. Associated Press News ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Page 212 Compliments Of Compliments Of Arkadelphia Steam Tee Fuller's Drug Store : Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of Compliments Of Hughes Tire Store J.C. Penney Co. Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas âComphments Of Compliments Of McCormick's Nowlinâs Furniture Department Store Company Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of Hardman Lumber Co. 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Your FORD Dealer Arkadelphia, Arkansas Page 217 HENDERSON State Teachers College A Service Institute for the People of Araknsas GARD â_? DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Music FUE YS ACGRED IEDs asm. DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTION MEMBER American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools American Council on Education For Information Write the President HENDERSON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Page 218 PORTRAITS FOR THIS ANNUAL FURNISHED by THOMPSON'S STUDIO LE ROY THOMPSON, Manager Arkadelphia Arkansas Photo- Engravers eri. KEx0 Star NY Mibleisibic s)s ENGRAVERS 203% W. Fourth Page 220 The goal of every staff is to pro- duce a better annual. Not only a better planned book but technically a better book. Annuals are a business with the Hurley Company... not a sideline. We know what it takes to make a better book. 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