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

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THE BUSINESS CENSUS for the War Fund and Community Chest Drive is the present concern of Bettie Mildred Smith, Donna Lloyd, and Ann Craiqo. ONE HUNDRED UTILITY BAGS was this school's quota. Pauline Ambers, Vera Lu Melton Cchair- manD, Mary 'Helen Kassaw, Peggy Kunlz, Levinia Tay- lor, and Juanita Weaver are a tew ofthe searnstresses who filled the order: CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the Seventh War Loan contest-members of Miss Sloar1's home- room. i - ti' ff F2152 ' 1' f ,,l, . I :A-- . 'Q ...... V i M V ':', :' ', -.W Ll - .B , R H ,Q 5 ttf' - . -if , gi .El , 31? H , sl la , :ni : :- ,. N .. ' J' M. E 5 Y, Q t 1 ' 1, 1 f , it S. gif 5 tt ,jst E Lg t it S3 2 - 6 3 til w 5 Q 'F In I s Sf? 0 X ve, J ,Xl ,Q I, ,I Y X Qu? ? 3, w r L5 N 1 Y i ef Q X144 is ,N i Q . ., ' 5 R 1 gfmhlrj 1 fx 2 5 Q in L. . , 'W ' ' .. , .,.... .... . - , . wa. 'F MR. ELDON MASON, director of the Midwestern Area of the Iunior Red Cross, visits the local chapter. George and Elizabeth greet him. THE RED CROSS WAR FUND needed collectors at all the lccal picture ,shows These and many others answered the call, PAGE 16 gsm?-4 551525

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EINTERTAINING THE BOYS at the Army and Navy Hospital is recreation for Iunior Red Cross members. -L is it gs mt Y an missy? n nm 1 f-tm . , - V is H mg is B? 5 mi H .F as A- .22 ., The Iunior Red Cross girls had so much fun entertaining the soldiers at the Army and Navy Hospital with a bingo party that the lunior Red Cross boys resolved to elbow in on the fun. The result was a stag party two weeks later that according to reports from hospital Workers was a riot. During the Christmas holidays the high- school boys and girls divided their time be- tween gaiety and thoughtfulness oi othersj Three days were devoted to the collection of food for the Salvation Army to distribute to furnish Christmas Dinners for families Who might otherwise have had just a meal. EVERY CHRISTMAS the students help the Salvation Army with its annual house-to-house canvass for food and clothing for the poor and needy. ,.4 PAGE 15

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IUNIOR RED CHQSS COUNCIL MEMBERS are Che- ginning back, left to rightj Mrs. W. W. Turner, O. P. Wilhite, Miss Sarah Clifton, Miss Elizabeth Sloan Csponsorsjg Catherine Kelton, Lelia Crcigo, Cora Lee Sparks, lerry Sparling, -Betty Miles, Kathryn Ann -ff tt ' 0 J -rv q im 3 rM,vi1- I' lr t 'l' tl i ill l tl lt .gt M, '..!':,.U L- B., f., V! tt ,f' ,fy fb- I 'fix ,.' 'tell CO-CHAIRMAN Elizabeth Breitenberg. IUNIOR RED CROSS otiicers are George Collier, co- chairmang Beatrice Kemp, treasurer, Elizabeth Breit- enberg, co-chairman: Betty Miles, corresponding sec- .ft fi Smith, Myrna Lou Iohnston, Neil Thornton, George Collier, Lela Beth Fisher, Betty Lou Iackson, Bette Hall, Peggy Mathews, Marie Ann Howard, Vera Lu Melton, Norma McManus, Dorothy Young, Beatrice Kemp, Kathryn Poole, and Edwina Bolton. 7. 3,-lu ll qll All cl 'QT' t 'TI ' ff , -of Q. l tim f'lt.i2oo, I f itll li l iff? ll um' ,H fl f'- retaryp Lelia Craigo, recording secretary. CNot pic- tured: Kathryn Ann Srnith, vice-presidentj. CO-CHAIRMAN George Collier. PAGE l7