Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Steve. Do people ever really work in a resort town? Red Cross Worker at ChapterVHouse. Indeed yes! Look at the Red Cross gift boxes that have just been packed for the Children of War-devastated countries. Sue. I'thir1kthey're just grand. Is there a Iunior Red Cross Chapter in Hot Springs? Red Cross Worker. There certainly is, and the members have clone wonclertul Work. They qive to the Red Cross every minute they can 'take from their classes. I'11 tell you about their Red Cross activities now, and later you can qo to the school to see for yourselves how they work the Red Cross and classes in together. 5 5 M -1... 3 1 L xx t ff, X C Z ,fe , t N X 4 f WFXTII -ff v 'X Alf kill 5 l Q , .r-: , -1f, if ' N Y l H , . .Q i 'e YP-' PAGE 10

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i l, Nl --.2 We mental -u ini O .. X .E l J--r ff- 's ' I ,Pai -pi' x-,,.-' ii F 777, -li i ol To the ages belong these former Hot Springs High Soho Students, who gave their lives for treedom: Fred Aiken, Iames All- man, Claude Bassham, Ray Bell, Leonard Bolton, Iames R. Brad- ley, Ioe Buck, Harmon Carpenter, Seaton T. Douglas, Van Fowler, Fred Gibbs, Iames Gossett, Sherman Granger, Wilbert Hendrix, Edwin Hinkle, Luke Kilgore, 'Gilbert Lawson, Bill Leach, Donald A ' ' M rs, Harry A. Cutler, Frank McCrary, Alfred Muldoon, W1ll1am ye ' Ben- Palmer, Tom Poole, Luther Riles, Paul Riley, B. W. Rogers, jarnin L. Rorie, Sidney Sims, David Spargo, and Robert Walton. PAGE 9 .i

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-X, .xix Xi 1 O'-, 665032 It's fun to WIDRK HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Hot Springs. Arkansas the year nineteen hundred forty-five P 11