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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1951 volume:

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CG S Xf FQ 1 195 HOT SPIQINGS HIGH SCHCDOL HCT SDQINGS, ARKANSAS i Z i 1 ii FWZ E T T i WW 1 rl M W Th1s IS the tale of Putty Puffy IS a normal hltle tram but he IS at that age when h1S enqme 1S the brqqest part of h1m Truly he 1S Juvemle but 1D h1s eyes he IS the latest strearnlmer on the tracks In tact rn hrs eyes he IS the only tram on the tracks goes out to play He has the very bad fault however of takmq curves too tast Cne day whlle Puffy IS zoommq around a curve the nevrtable happens down the h1lls1de tumbles Puffy end o Jer enqme At the bottom ot the h1ll r1qht before Puffy appears a track dltferent from any he has ever seen before The steel sparkles l1ke S1lV9l pohshed by qeneratlons of qracrous servlce and ln the ra1ls are golden sp1kes To Puffy thrs means adventure Oh boy' he puffs and qets all hlS cars 1n order Wrth a putt and a toot he IS oft Before Puffy aoes very tar h sees a tall red blllldlflq wrth people standrnq all around 1t Hum' says Putty Thls IS Worth lookrnq 1nto W QQ CD Q Z 9 CD '. llillll llhlk Ll ! s El Ll El QQ Q QQ o o 'arf-gnrv' 1 .1-. 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Q A . . jfinerarg INTRODUCTORY PAGES .,........ ..,, 1 -9 Views ..,.--,-.,A,g,., --- 8 Dedication ....,..,,,- -,,,- 9 PORTRAITS .... ...v I O-41 Seniors ...... .... 1 2 Iuniors ........ ..,. 2 4 Sophomores w.......... .... 3 3 ADMINISTRATION ..., - -- .. ---- Superintendenfs Office ,-42-49 ---- ---- 44 Principals Office ---- ---- - 45 Guidance Office ------ ---- 4 6 Faculty ------- ----- ---- 4 7 Student Council ---- ---- 4 8 CLASSES ------ ---- ---- 50-7l Library ------ ---- 52 Languages ---- ---- 53 Social Studies ---- ---- 56 Science -------------- ---- 5 8 Mathematics - ------------- ---- 6 O Commercial Department --- ---- 61 Home Economics -------- ---- 5 2 Driver Education ---- -- --.- 63 Vocations ------------- ---- 5 4 Mechanical Drawing ---- ---- 6 7 Fine Arts ------------- .--- 6 8 Physical Education ---- ---- 7 O Adult Education ------ ---- 7 1 ORGANIZATIONS --- ---- 72-89 Trojan Chorus ----- --- H-- 74 Trojan Band ------..----..---- -... 7 5 National Thespian Society ------- -... 7 8 Masquers - Future Teachers ----- -.-. 7 9 Torchlight -----... .. .......--..---..-..... 80 Old Gold Book ----------.--....LL 1- f..M- 82 Language Clubs-Iunior Classical League-- 84 Library Club --....LL.-L................. - 85 Lette-rrnen's Club-Allied Youth ---------... 86 National Honor Society -------.-- L.Y. 8 7 Future Trade-smen --L.L.... f--s 3 3 Future Homernalcers --- ----- 89 ENTERTAINMENT ....f,. -Ae-f 9 0-105 Plays -L.LLA..... A ----- 94 Special Days ------ .... 9 7 Special Honors ---. .--- 1 UU Assemblies ----.. ---- 1 02 School Life ---- L,-.- 1 04 SPQRTS ----,-- ---- 1 06-117 Football -.--L ----- 1 08 Basketball --- .--- 115 CLUB U CLASSES ADMINISTRATION I II II I OO OOOO OO OO O ILIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL S-!XJY,!g,! PORTRAITS L W ml QQ 0 00 QQ 000 000 .Q TLTLTTTLJLTLTLTLJIAIA .XXXL LQ HU Arhnqton Hotel Bothhouse Row cmd Army Navy Hospnol ,fun- Hot Sprmqs I-hgh School West Mountom Icrck Tar Court Hotel WE' 2 5'-W f -ls 'WV' mf' Mrs les e Parks Connell Mrs I Earl Housley lust as the headlrght of the tram penetrates the darkness and Q'L11deS the cars surely over the slender steel rarls so have you helped drspel the shadows of unenllghtenment for us and have gurded us surely toward a broader cultur We came to you as sophomores Somehow you saw rn us promrsrng young men and women You gave us a basrc understand l mg of ourselves through the hght of rnan s pas expenenc s and 1n relatron to the growth and development of all l1v1ng thlngs Under your E8 LCdfL0l'L ff?- in-r gu1dance we became thrnkrnq rndxvrduals fmd mg our places 1n the socral and natural pat terns Although you retrre from actrve teachrng th1s year you W1ll always reta1n a place 1n our else can school and rn our hearts that no one frll To you Mrs Housley and Mrs Connell we lovmgly dedrcate the Old Gold Book of 195 .4-v M A K .4--1 H ' f r ' sf f , 4 'v..k-ht. '- ' Q , H ' L U: ' ' A1121 X . I2 J A-fx' ' 15,4 .- f. vi., '. Q. ' x, . A Ag: if fi , . S .f-rims, 'xp -x B -K , , , 4 . f' , ,kv 4 A- , ,h X , . .. 1 e. , ' - . , - - 1 . . 1 1 . Q . . o PCDRTRAITS g ' Q it wr EILJLI DMU U vt I mum mmnnm U 0 Oo oo oo oaoo fu iff y we, As Puffy draws within hearing distance the students are sm1l1ng and waving H1 Puffy' they shout Puffy has never had a more cordial wel rome at any station Who are these people? How can he impress them? Why of course he will puff for them Always when Puffy puffs his little cab swells up and the smoke comes out so thlck that he cant see anyone but himself Funny now for the first time his smoke seems thin and sallow and his cab is completely deflated S eing the embarrassed look on Puffys ra the students became sympathetic Puffy they tactfully began we know how you can become so handsome and irn portant that you wont have to puff up for at tefition Education can do it for you Thats wny w re here to get an education This new word what does it mean? Fdu puff puff what? asks Puffy 'Education Puffy they explain, is an intangible something that can make you stream- line and powerful. Come and meet all our frlends. Thats th, first step in everyone s edu- cation. ' 1-mx O Ti -. I W 1 r S t n - A 0 nmunnm in f' IIIIIIIII -W, in - -- F ' I J. The semors :fe IS the gre te t Its too late to worry and besrdes weve earned the rrght Just to emoy rt scys Frances Phrlhps secretary Barbara Braughton treasurer Larrv Hubbard presxdent and Douglas Baber nce presrdent Many happy rnemorles w1ll be recallea when the 195l graduatmg class looks back over therr three years of hlgh school How could they ever forget the sophomore Jumor and semor class off1cers and the pleasant w1ll1ng way they performed therr numerous aut esl The tradlhonal Iunorr Semor Prom as glv n 1n 1950 for the precedmg class at whxch t1me the theme Land of Make Belleve was carrxed out m gay decoratlons of many colors Soft lxghts a grand orchestra an atmosphere of f6Sl1V1lY all created a dehghtful nrght of entertamment provok1ng The day after decoratlng Rrx Freld for the 1950 graduat1on the rumor class relaxed at a DICHIC at Pountatn Lake Sunshlne food and fun made that an unforgettable day The last few weeks of the sen1or year were chocked full of varlous GCl1V 1t1es such as the Semor Sllver Tea at the home of Ilmrny Dowds the Bacca laureaetee Servrce at the Frrst Methodrst Church the Graduatlon Ceremony and last but not least the Senlor Banquet wrth the speeches songs and clever floor show Before the 1951 Iun1orSen1or Prom rn the hlgh school gym a lovely re ceptlon was gxven at the home of Aleta Io Harper The stage m the lngh sch ol audltorlum was the scene of many shows and programs A few of those were the Faculty Take Off Cthe only t1me when the teachers can be safely mlmrckedl the semor class play the annual choral Sprmg Concert and the Semor W1ll Day Program At RIX Fleld on May 24 the 1mpress1ve Graduanon Ceremony was held accompan1ed by the sentrmental chorus of tears and laughter Surely none gf the members of thls class Wrll ev r grow weary of recallmg the pleasant memones and good trmes of Hot SDYIDQS I-hgh School .. A 1. . .7 S' , ,V . - - 1 . ' , . 1 i . 1 ' ' -1 ' ' 9 ' ' , The junior class play, Melody Iones, was light and gay and laughter- ' . 1 I I I 1 I I . . I A f . .Q 9 . ADKINS NANCY Advertrsmq Manaqe Old Gold Book 3 Student Counctl l Pt ure Hom makers l 2 Chorus 3 Home Room Presrdent 2 Futur Tr- ch rs 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Thespran Play Com ee 2 C1HC1lGllQlT Serwrc l 3 All d ADKINS NITA CLARE S mor Tea Servtce 2 Annual Staff 3 Home Room Otfrcer l 2 Allred Youh 2 3 Candl l1ahtServrce 2 3 Choru 2 3 IR SR Prom Comrru ee 2 Assembly Proar m Comml tee 3 Homer-orr rnq Comrm tee 2 Spams Club Otfr er l 2 Thespran P TY Commt ee 3 Idn or Cl ss Pl y Cornmrttee 2 Pep Sauad 3 AMlCK PATSY RUTH Na ronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Annual Staff 3 Iunror BPW 3 Pep Squad 3 Chorus 2 C L l Lxbrary ASS1 tan Comfmttee Ir Class Play 2 Candlellqht Servlce 2 3 AMISANO ITALO s Stat 2 I C Secretary reasurer 3 Student Ccun RlENS ERTON Band l 2 3 Captam 3 P p Band 3 Band Varrety Show 2 3 Advert smq Manaq r Old Gold Book 3 Ir Sr Prom Commrt t 2 Student Counrrl Alternate 3 Prorecttonlst 1 I C L l Assembly Program Cornmxt ee 3 Homecomrnq Cornm1ttee 3 TWOOD MARY IANE Band l 2 3 Lreuten rnt 3 Bard Vanety Show 1 2 Candleltqht Servrces l 2 3 Asserrbly Program Commlttee 3 Home Room Oftrc r 1 Allr d Youth l Band Lrbrarlan 3 Up In Central Park 3 BA BER DOUBLAS Vrc Presrdent Semox Class 3 Pres1den Latrn club 3 Horne- comxnq Comm tte 3 BAILEY MlLDRED ERMAGENE Futu Hom makers 3 BATES BETTY MARIE F H A l Future T adesmen 2 3 Secretary 3 BEACH IUDITH ANN 1 2 Annual BEAVERS MARTHA IO TCIClll1Qllf 2 3 Ourll and Scroll 2 3 Band 3 Chorus 2 Can dlehaht Servrce 2 Home Room Officer 2 Pep Squad l Youth Forum l Futu Tradesmen 3 Pep Squad 2 BLOCKER HAROLD RAY Noodshop 3 BONE MARGARET Sprmq graduate BOYDSTONE TOE Student Councrl 2 Cheerleader 3 He-nrrelta Vlll 3 Boys Stae 2 Annual Stott 3 Chorus 2 3 ondlelrqht Servlce 2 -'I' I C L l Basketoall l Iun1orSemor Prom Commr ee 2 Thespran 3 Melody jones 2 BRADFORD, ALBERT n I l if ADKINS ADKINS AMICK 1' fb AMISANO ARIENS ATWOOD 3 BABER BAILEY BATES is BEACH BEAVERS BIBB fn: Mxdyear graduate BLGCKER BONE BOYDSTONE BRAUGHTON, BARBARA Natronal' Honor SOCIQIY 2, 3 Grrls State 2 Student Councll 3, Parlramentarran 3, Treasurer 3 Treasurer Senlor Class 3 Trcubadours 2, 3 Ensemble 3 Ir B P W 3 Advertxslnq Manager Old Gold Book 3, Iun1orSemor Prom Commrttee 2, Candlellqht Servlce 2, 3, Assembly Program Committee 2, 3 Future Teachers 1, 2, Allled Youth l, 2, Oftlce Ass1stant 3, Chaxrman, Homecomrnq Dance 3 BRENNER, CHARLES Home Room V1cePres1dent 2, I C L 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Ir Clvxtan 3 6 Z' BRAUGHTON BRENNER If I I-A I' ' r, 5 ' : 1- li ' t e X , 7 : ' 7 , , , 1 e a re 7 ' ' - 3 mitt 5 t ' 5 . e , 3 . fe Youth 1, 2, 3. 6. Q' 9 ' ' 5 5 . . N , : C ' 2 lfftr Vp. VY ,iz 'V 'f -:V I ,A L I I ' , 't 5 ' C , : '. ' l:, I ,haf 1. 5 'Qtr Boy' 'e5..L.2,35 ,Tr , 5 , , f -X all 25 Iunior Civitan 35 Home Room President 3. Q za' f' 1 A , ee 7 . 3 'V ' '. 5 . . . 5 A . ' Q A J . 'S J ' ' 1 3 .L 6. V . f . 5 f I 5 I I I -be Q5- I. C. IL. , 5 stuff 3. A ll W 1 ' 7 i 1 1 A - -ur 63' t ' ' 1 ' : 1 ' :J Q . h Q L l I 1 ' ' 7 ' 5 ' t Q4 1 : : . 1 C ' ' , 3: ,HJ 5. 7 A K gp- if BRENNER BRIGGS BRIGHT i s T' BROCK BROWN BROWN In Q x ,,,,, it: 'f BROWN CAIN COKES 5x 1'Uw4! U, COLLINS CONLY COOK 'T -A COOMBE 1 CREASON CRONE pq lnfx Z t 17 DANIEL DE BACA DELPH BRENNER GEORGE Home Room Presrdent I Student Counc1I Alternate 2 I I 2 V1cePres1d r'tI Bandl 2 3 BRIGGS FRANCES E KIDD Student Coutncrl I Alternate 2 Future Tradesrnan 3 Pep Squad 2 BRIGHT BILL Cho us I 2 En emble I 2 Stage Door l AIl1ed Youth l Candlellqht SQYVICQ I 2 BROCK MARGARET Futur Tr desman 2 3 D legate to Conventlon 3 Llbrary As lstfrnt l Stud n Councll Alternat I Home Room Secretary 3 BROWN BEITY AINN Future Itvnemakers 2 3 Sevretary 3 Chorus 3 Candlelq1ht Ser vtce 3 Alhed Youtn 3 Pep Squad BROWN IEANNE I-Iome Room Otfrc r 2 3 Spanzsln Club I I C L Pres1dent I Annual Stott 3 Foo hall Mala 2 Sxlver Tea SQFVICE 2 Chorus 2 3 Candleltqh S YVICQ 2 3 Assembly Program Comm1ttee 3 Homecommq Cornmttce 3 Iun1orSer1or Prom Cornmltte 2 Pep Squad 3 BROWN RUSSELL Allled Youth 3 CAIN LOYD pr , aradu e COKES ELLIS Track 2 Cworu 2 3 Band 3 Candlel1qhtServ1c 2 3 Iunlor Senior Prom Corrmz tee 2 Thesp1an Play Commlttee 3 Up In Central Park 3 Summer araauate COLLINS MARTHA IO Thesplans 1 2 3 Ch erleader Co Captain 3 HOm9COm1Hq Mald 3 Futu e Tradesman 2 3 Treasurer 3 Stage Door 2 Chorus 2 Candlelight QSTVICG l 2 Home Room Treasurer I 2 Annual Staff 3 Pep Squad o Allred Youth 1 2 3 CONLY CRII' Summer G aduate COOK BUDDIE PAT Future Tradesman 2 3 COOMBE ELINOR Annual Staff 3 Alhed Youth 2 3 Secretary 3 Assembly Corn rrlt e Stage Crew Henrletta VIII 3 Future Teachers 3 Fu ture Hornemakers 1 2 l-lomecomtnq Comrnlttee 3 Iuntor Class Play Commlttee 2 CREASON BIIL Student Councxl I Alternae 2 3 Band 3 Home Room Presr den' 2 3 Candlelrqht Servlce I 2 3 Iun1orSen1or Prom Commzt ee 2 I-Iomecomtnq Commlttee 3 Boys State 2 Up In Central Park 3 CRONE OLENE Future I-Iomemctkers 2 3 Pep Squad I DANIEL BARBARA ANNETTE Annuol Satt 3 Future Teachers I 2 3 L1brary Asslstant I 2 3 Llbrary Club Reporter 3 Assembly Program Commlttee 3 Chorus 2 Candl hqht Servxc 2 3 Spanlsh Club I V1CePres1 oen' Rom Room 3 DE BA A It LAY I Candtehqht Servxce 3 Future Tradesman I Summer C' DELPI-I BARBARA Sprmq graduate 7 ' ' 7 ' 5 . 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V , 7 If - 7 7 1 9 I L DENNIS ROBERT Spnrq oraduate DENTON BETTY SUE Future Tradesmen 2 3 DICKERSON AUDREY Spamsh Club 2 Future 'fradesmen 3 Secretary Home Room 3 DODGEN L ON Spr rq graduate DOWDS IAMES Basketball l 2 3 ettermens Club 3 I C L l 2 Stu nt Counctl 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 3 Baseball 2 Bovs State 2 EAKIN ARTHUR Future Tradesmen 2 3 EASON IAMES Student Councxl l 3 Torchllqht 3 Iuntor Lton 3 Basketball 2 Baseballl 2 3 EDWARDS MARIORIE MAY Future Tradesmen 3 Futule Homemakers l 2 ELLISON PEGGY Annual Staff 3 Secretary Home Room 3 Student Councll Al terrate 2 I.1b ary Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Future Teachers 3 F H A 3 Red Cro s repre entattve l Allted Youth 3 Candle ltqht S rvlce 2 3 Assembly Program Commxttee 3 EVANS BARBARA Annual Staff 3 Band l Band Varlety Show l Chorus 2 Troubadours 3 Allred Youth l 2 Candleltqht Serrce l 2 3 Iumor Semor Prom Commtttee 2 Oftfce Asststant l L1brary vClub 2 3 Home Room V1cePres1dent l Secretary 2 Assembly Program Com'ntttee l 2 EVANS RUTH Libra V Asststant 2 3 Gffce Asslst nt l Future Homemakers 2 3 Home Room Otftcer l FINCH FRED Annual Staff 3 Spamsh Club 3 Transferred from Mena FLOYD BARBARA Future Homemakers 2 Office Asststant 3 Home Room Treas urer 3 FROSHBERG PAUL FREDERICK Boys State 2 Annual Staff 3 Band l 2 3 Band Vanety Snow 2 3 AClVefllSll AQ Manager Old Gold Book 3 Iumor Semor Prom Commxttee 2 I C L l Candle-l1ghtServ1ce l 2 3 Pep Band FRANKS TULLOS Student Councxl Preszdent 3 Natxonal Honor Society 2 3 Boys State 2 Adverttstnq Manager Old Gold Book 3 Thesptan 2 3 Melody Iones 2 Chorus 2 3 V1cePres1dent Home Room 2 Assembly Program Committee 2 Prom Commtttee 2 Student Counctl Conventton 2 Allred Youth 2 3 Candlehqht Servtce 2 3 Iumor Rotarxan 2 Semor Tea SGYVICG 2 FREEMAN KATHERINE Natlonal Honor Soctety 2 3 Thesptans l 2 3 presxdent 3 Glrls State 2 Chalrman Iun1orSen1or Prom Comrmttee Semor Tea Servxce 2 Troubadours 2 3 Accompamst l 2 3 Annual Staff 3 Stage Door 2 'I'orchI1qht2 Ensemble 2 3 Student CounC1l2 Student Dxrectory Edttcr 3 Ir B P W 3 GAITHER NONA IEAN Candlellght Servxce 1 3 Chorus 2 Homecomxng Commxt ee l Home Room Tr asurer l Allled Youth l Pep Squad 2 Iumor Semor Prom Commxttee 2 GILLENWATER PRICE Basketball l 2 3 Captain 35 Lettermens Club l 2 3. Treasurer Student Council l 2 3: I. C. L. lp Boys State 2. O 7' in ws- V7 Y'-v DENNIS DENTON DICKERSON :S Sl I 5.1 DODGEN DOWDS EAKIN EASON EDWARDS ELLIHSON 'Q ap...- EVANS EVANS FINCH FLOYD FORSHBERG FRANKS FREEMAN GAITHER GILLEN WATER PPDWIN VIVIAN MARIE F1 ne Tradesmen 2 3 Futur Homemakers I GOSSFTT PATSY An ual Stott 3 F H A 2 3 Irbrary Ass1stant3 Chorus 7 Assembly Program Comrruttee 3 Allred Youth I Candlelralt Servrcel 2 3 Pep Squadl 2 COUY MARY BERYL Thesprans 3 Grrls State P Ir B P W 3 Annual Staff3 Band l 2 3 Stage Door 2 Henrretta VIII 3 Up In Central Parl- 3 Candlelrqht Servrce 3 Home Room Presrdent 1 I C L I 2 wr' V1 GRANT GRAVES GREEN 'Q -rv GREEN WAY GRIFFITH HAGGARD Q.. 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GENE rnd I 3 trrtt Serqerrn 3 Band Varre ow ur RAMSAY MARY Ourll and S roll 3 Annual Staff 3 Home Room Otfrce Allred You 3 Hom Fornrnq Commr ee 3 S uden Co n 1 ernae 3 andlelrqrt Se vzce 3 Pep Squid 3 Crows Transferred from Au ustc Georqra REDDIN BOBBIE Euture Homemakers 2 3 Lrbrary Assrstan 3 Pep Squ rd I Home Room Offrcer 2 3 Lrbrary Club 3 Allred You h I RHODES MARY LANE Allr d Yout Presrden 3 N Ittortal Honor Socrety 3 Vhesr rr 3 S retary 3 Annral Staff 3 Henrre F or 2 e Manager Me1ody lowes 2 Iurn1orSen1or P 2 Pe, Squad 3 Asseml y Program Comrnrttee 3 RICKS EARL T IR Home Roorft Presrdent I 2 Football 2 Boys State 2 RIDCIWAY LARRY and I 2 3 Serqerrnt Pep Band 2 3 B nd Varrey Srow An a I Cf nd vrce 3 RICGS ELIZABETH Crrs St e 2 Che r Leader 3 Thespron 3 Melody lones 2 Hen 1ella VIII 3 Hcrne Room Ofhcer I 2 3 Senro Tea NGIJIC Eco Ill Vlard 2 Baske :II Mud 3 C1 Cul rtron Man Jer Of fold Book 3 Torchlrqht 3 Band I 2 Pep Squad 3 Band V rrrey Show I 2 RIIIY CLARENCE Torrhlmht 3 Annual Staff 3 Allred Youth 3 Student Wel comrnq Commrttee Electrrctan Henrletta VIII 3 Assembly Prcqram Commrttee 3 Inror Lron 3 Tr Ck 3 ROBBINS DARRELL C ndlelrcht Servrce 3 Vllmrrer of A A U W Essay Award 3 Home Room Presrdent I Student Councrl 3 ROBBINS WAYNE Sprrna Graduate ROUSE BETTY Future Hnmerrrakers I 2 3 Gurdance Assrstant I 2 3 Student Councrl Alternate 3 Home Economlcs Assrstant 3 SEI2 IOHN IYLER Art Edrtor Old Gold Book 3 Iunror Crvxtan 3 Chorus 2 3 Cfndlelrqht Servrce 2 3 Iumor Senror Prom Committee 2 Allred Youth I SEYL GEORGIA Edrtor Old Gold Book 3 Football Oueen 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Treasurer 3 Student Councr I2 3 Secre-'ary 3 Thesprans 2 3 Troubadours I 2 3 CandIeI1ghtServ1ceI 2 3 V1CePres1dent Home Room I I C I. 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Illllll I Senior class sponsors Clef c riqhtb Mrs Mcorcry Mrs Turner Mrs Buck Miss Telhard Miss Clif on Miss Davidson and Miss Alexander The seniors hold a meetinq or tne serv or rcrre com presidents Cleft to riqhtj Barbara L-lutchxs n Bob M sse smith Wayne Terrell Bill Creason Owen Over on Ed ward Shehane and lalo Amtsano ACIQ -A I think we should do it 'his way , says Bob Shoclcley to the senicr stand- inq committee chairmen: Cleft to riqhtj Katheerine Freeman, Linnie Murchison, Virginia Huddleston, Kathleen Martin. Aleta Io Harper, Bob Shcckley, Bill Whitted, and Sissy Riqqs. 555965 r 1 Cookie screams in surprise when she finds the puddytat in her locker N body but seniors could get by with this 0:5 'V -7 'iBlf 'Kb What no grrlsl How wrll Don Brooks presr dent Ilmmy Phllllps vrce pres1dent Sam I-Iarrxson secretary and B111 Olrver treasurer four boys ever get the gym decorated for the Iun1orSen1or Prom? Most Junrors Just dont realrze how lucky they are They are now more experrenced than the sophomores not qulte so soohrstrcated as the senrors Thrs yeaves them rn a hapyp go lucky state of mrnd But berng a Junror rsnt all fun and garety Thrnk for example of all the work rnvolved rn decor atrng for a prom After ha krng rvy and honeysuclcle 1U the drrzzlmg rarn staplrng trrps of paper together unt1l past rnrdnrght after hammerrng tacks untrl your face IS as blue as the crepe paper berng strung across the gym cellrng aft r watchmg the boys cl1mb up on the rafters to assem ble a paper moon and holdrng your breath for fear that they wrll fall on some poor trred soul sleeprng on the floor after runnrng all over town collectrng all the lrttle extras after you ve done all these thrngs you ll have a pretty good 1dea of what takes place before a lunlor Senlor Prom And thrs lsnt half of rt' The Junror class sponsors the whole prom seerng that everythrng goes off smoothly lunrors also decorate the table for the senlor banquet the church tor baccalaureate GFVICGS and the freld for grad uatron and rn between tlmes present a rumor class play Ten Junlor grrls serve at the senror tea Dont get the rdea however that a Junror leads a lrfe of drudgery He doesnt These act1v1t1es brrng the class members closer together by rmnglrng hard work and fun Berng a Junror ts one of the most wonderful perrods of anybody s lrfe Page 24 .lvl tl f I 1 1 xl A - 1- , 1 l 4 , . 1 , u K W ,Q , I ' I l : . - : ' . 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' ' as , E .Q ' ' 5 v i 0 1 w as X-. ,-, A A f .11 44- xr l - - A i E . . A l 1 .ae is I J- rs x' 1 X Y I , .5 A an Ps '05- her' llgng-g 'T on-ve-fg, al QQ!! '16 :wage gg President Edwin Hubbard and Secretary Treasurer Don Rad l y worry ov r the days when they ll have as much troubl as the yumors and semors do Th1s sophomore class 273 1n number represents one of the pepprest and most enerqeterc groups ever to enter Hot Sprrnqs Htqh School At Homecommq they were qurte proud of thexr eftorst to have the most orxqmal and eye catchmq float 1n the parade lt ralned to the1r drsqust so they were not able to show the results of the1r labor and careful plannrnq Determrned not to let a l1ttle ra1n dampen the1r school Splflf they entered a car to help wlsh the Troran teaem luck rn the1r tussle wxth the Gf1ZZl19S The sophomores emoy h1qh school and frankly admrt that they lrke the lndependence and responstbrlrty of domg thlnqs on the1r own 1n1t1at1ve. They attend all the school functrons and actwely take part rn the var1ous oraarn zat1ons Thxs class IS already showrng a wealth of talent The q1rls generally lrke art, desrqnmq, sewmq, and many are fascmated by the current fad of kn1tt1nq The boys partrcularly are v1qorously rnterested rn intramural sports, while both boys and qrrls emoy mus1c as part of the1r school hfe The fresh, constructrve school sp1r1t of these sophomores added to the1r attrtude of fnendlrness and co-operatron makes everyone pOS1l1V9 that they wrll brmq zest to h1qh school act1v1t1es through two more strrnulatmq years Page 38 ,. ,, ,. .,,,1grf2 A I 1. . 5' k Q 13.5.3 A 'Q - ' -sm . ' fr. -fl '- , VN ig!! I ,, K gg , ,, ,W ,W up K ' -3. Q 4 ' ,' - ' 'TW ' 'r ' '- -uf V VW.- ... V x-4,4 , I - www b A - .. 49,1 4, K 'V . s.. , 5, Qi 5, I - 5 4 -av-...-- S ' - sv.: ' T X ' ' -1 - . . ' f ' Q V Q - . s , is 'H ,. Ltr. r L .. . '- 7 , I - -A.-.,., I N' 8tY 'W . 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Wccii O k B111 ,ns f..- I Wallrucm Noo'r1 Wolters George Arm 'PF' 1 vm Emflfl 2 17' ,nr Wrlllcmson Elvu ue Wxlson Iackxe fi Wrrqht Ce-C11 'Wrlqht Comme Page 41 'Q S P- r V' .Q ' r .Q , :1 f 1 K , -- r .r - ' 'Av ' ' r ' . JV 'lf ' , i W. 1 W .1 ,xx Qi, ,Q , ' . er, .e. 'fe' , . .. K' ' -rs, , .1 , :fs ' -4 fa 'Q .. V 'J ..x e . WJ K T8 V L 9 -5 ,5 e r A . fm f 1 1 '- ., , ' ' ' , , ' . , v , W d, .D. 655' rr x ,, A , ,gf 1' I A -N kj: at - A I 4s 3 A m ,, eX r e .f 1 e ' 1 - ' A I r A .J h 'N A 'Q ' 2 G , Q A 1 1 ',. ,', V' in r -5 , 1 ' A 1 . - J ' Af - ii ,,. 5 J, V A' -1' ,nl Q P 'jg X 5 fx -. .r 1 in, , 'Wx' 5 . i .1 ' . 1 ' K is A -'1 . X Wh. , ' Y- A I ,I ' ' - x A ! C : r. Lffffuwley 'md Lfr. 4L.,lC167.:.Q'T r., -iffp ' Y A li! ':1iS .-ns:,rs, j15C'.l.,S tzf proffers Cf 'Eu' .L'1'I.4,, lllllllllllll ADMINISTRATICDN Educatlon has already changed one of Puffy s cars but he rs so busy lookmq ahead that he hasnt notxced One day while preoccupred wrth the sound of hrs whlstle Puffy wheels off on the wrong track Great IS hrs d1stress at the drscovery for hrs httle one track rmnd doesnt know what back up But hrs always msufhcrent fuel sup- ply has been exhausted Puff has n y ever been m such a pred1cament before ln hls d1stress his steam beams to condense and run rn brg drops down hrs forehead streakmq hlS llqht Then all of a sudden Tooty ouch toot' chuqgs Puffy as he be- comes the reclprent of a SWlfl k1ck rn the ca boose On to the nqht track wrth you a voice commands Then IH a kmdher tone rt explams What you need Puffy 1S to consult the faculty and student counc1l of our school They ll re fuel you clean your hqht and get you headed th rrqht Way Now on Wllh you Puffy' xxu xxxqtg y Q f X f QQ W 00 0000 GGG IIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIVJ to do. -Screwina his partsiup tight, he tries td A I U 1 ' I I K -, , I ,, I ' -W 0 I Q 1 O Q ow on wifk W, W, ...I I f .,- df lfVLOLL815 fA8 LU 88 5 g0 l 0lfLl'LC!? ,Xl l4fLLlfL:51fl 6l,tL0l'If The members of the Board of Educatxon are Cl ft to rlqht around lhe tablel Guy E Robbms luslness manager and treasurer Howard Caldwell R L Bedwell superlntendent of schools Roy Mllchell presrdent Cecxl Hubbard Lelard Weath rman Vxce presldent L A W'es1mcrelc nd SUPER! NTENDENT S OFFICE Much goes on beh1nd the scenes of our hugh hool Busy people perform s rvxces lor u that We seldom reohze Lei s take a qulck look at 1he1r Work Dr Bedwell superwses the Work 1n all of our schools and sees that the plans oi ihe school board are carr1ed out The f1nanc1al and buslness ofhce supervlsed by Mr Guy Robbms attends to The drs -.1..z:f --Lf tr1hul1on of school funds It IS only when we con s1der lhe many v1tal duhes that these ofhcers per R L Beoweu Ph D lorm that we reahze how truly 1nd1spens1ble they are Subermtendent 8 2 Guy ,E RObb1I'1S M A Mrs lCIClC DGVIS MIS Arvls BrQ0k5 BS BUSIDGSS MGUGQQI and Treasurer SGCFGTGIY fo Supermtendent Bookkeeper H 51 , -A X F , A E41 1 at f' y X J ,ak .X WPI 1' K BOARD OF EDUCATION - :je ,wK A ' l. . ' l X, - 5 . 1 J rjlzeir e AWD Joni? 90 or in. Jmo e 5 MRS EILEEN H CAZORT MRS RUBY LEIGH MEADOR Secretary to Prrncrpal Clerk PRINCIPAL S OFFICE F1ct1on or fact? Thrs quest1on Mr Ma honeys secretarres have to decrde several trrnes a day when students try to check 1n or out AS1d9 from thrs they answer phones type the orrncrpals correspondence are rn charge of our permanent record trles enroll and drop students and are even frrstard assrstants Every student rn school has at least one good frrend Mr Mahoney our prmclpal In sprte of hrs numerous dutres he IS never too busy to lrsten to everyones problems 1nd1v1d ually and to qrve wrse counsel Nh PRINCIPAL LEWIS H MAHONEY M A Umversrty of Chrcaqo -aufffl 11 - Numerous duties are performed by the office assistants: L lu. - Ieanne Schweiter Beverly Mayben Barbara Floyd Ioyce Mitchell Janice Iames and Mary Lou Lankford in F5' MISS MARY TELLIAHD lfLL ELVLCQ Ll!Qf5f 85L7lfL6L 5 fo l Ql!8lfLf15L 8fl 0-LC LVL 'T Miss Telhard and Aleta Io Harper during a typlcal mtervrew dis B A W cuss Aleta los talents and aptxtudes as shown by the results of nu esiefn Reserve merous tests qrven as part of the guidance program University GUIDANCE of the faculty of Hot Sprrnqs High School but it is the spec1alty of this department Under the direction of Miss Mary Tellrard students take mterest aptitude and personality tests to determine the fields in which they would be rnost suited Each one 1S then interviewed by the guidance counselor in an effort to solve the problem confrontinq that particular student It is the counselor s task to give facts advice to the rnchvrdual Miss Telliard who is Wellqualitred in the field of psychology and has a capable staff of a sistants 1 wilhna to exert every effort t prepare students for the diverse conditions that they rnust meet throughout life Data and information on colleges in the United States are also available 1n the quid ance office ti Z gk 1 .age 46 9 Without these asslstants Miss Tel tiard would not have time to Jntervtew so many students as she does They are Cleft to rlqhtj Ioan Cchen VH qmia K utman S zanne Peters Doris Selvrdqe Bill Clark Betty lane Dyer Barbara Collie Iv l' Nell Henderson Miss Te lard and C reqrcundj Mary Lane fthodes Q f L lt t '. - lx, ' 'Q ri Q xiii? Q: 1 I 'Inu' T Eff ' M X Q . J' I ,fi I4 Guidance is the function of each member or suqqestionsg but the decision is left entirely ' , ' , ' S ' -t , 'S ' ' - o ll ' 1 i I '. Jann' ' 3 A' I U, A I ' I, A f ' lif , I J to , ' 1 5 : V xx , A If X me WA 1,244 HOT SPRING HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Before you are the men and women who have helped us the students to make Hot Sprmgs Hlgh what 1t rs Some teachers started here only th1s year whlle others have taught our broth rs s1sters mothers and fathers St1ll others are teachlng here thls year for the1r last trme As chrldren we sometlmes belleved our mstructors to be orges who l1ved for nothmg but to force the three R s upon us whrle others were our 1dols whom We placed upon hlgh p destals But as we grow older we f1nd that they are nerther They are all qurte human' As we become frlends Wllh these humans we learn much about them In our faculty there are twenty two women and twelve men twenty wlth Bachelor degrees and fourteen wxth Master degrees Three faculty members were marrxed th1s year one couple 1S teachmg here elght teachers went to school and gradu ated from our Alma Mater wh1le flve have sent the1r chrldren through the halls of H S H S to graduate We can match bra1n and brawn wxth stu dents from hrgh schools all over the nat1on We exchange school papers and yearbooks we a tend clmxcs camps and athletlc meet1ngs we enter ontests both natlonal and sectronal All th1s 1S made possrble through the gu1dance and encouragement of our teachers Our facul ty has grven us the hxgher educatlon that we must have to be d1scern1ng young adults rn th1s world Through them we have also learned much outs1de of books We have come to un derstand sltuatrons as an adult sees them We have gamed knowledge through the1r experl erces and we have learned to understand and l1ve w1th all kmds of people because of the1r teachmgs As we look at thrs group we realrze that our faculty wont be remembered to us as a group of aloof adults but that they w1ll always be part of that prom when we had so much fun of the p1cn1c where they shared 1n the games of th class play after Wh1Ch we went to the cast party or of the assemblles 1n whlch they took part and caused so much merr1ment They are people to dxscuss plans and prob- lems w1th counselors to llsten and help us make dec1s1ons and most of all frrends to help prepare us for the future-for whatever hes ahead Page 47 Wgef all 61, 8l'LgLl'LQ STUDENT COUNCIL l Mrs Hester Stall sponsor of our Student Council gives one of her frequent well known smrles TULLOS FRANKS Student COUUCII Presrdent if X --fs fxln The ftrst semest r Studert Councll mcludes Cleft to rxqht back rowj Bob Shockley Don Brooks lean Bowman Larry Stephens Kostakx Pappas Horace Duke Garth Hays Patsy Hall Mrs Stall Kathleen Martm Carl Underwood and Iohnny Floyd Qsecond rowb Barbara Bradqhton Betty Wxllrs Laura Watts and Ierry Bennett Cfxrst rowj lack McMahan Tullos Franks Cookle Seyl Lmme Murchrson Loweader Kemp Rosemary Musxl Beth McClunq Peg ay Stone Mary Io Smrth Charles Holt and Betty Keith ln the quxet well almost quxet-atmos phere of H S H S we hear a rap rap rap as the qavel of Tullos Franks pres1dent of the Student Counctl Calls for order among those who govern our school Thrs qovernrnq body lS the qu1ck thrnklnq selected few who keep our school runnrnq harrnomously Bobby Shockley and Cookie Seyl chair men of the mormnq Bible readings decide on cl selection for the day VL Dain crew. The president of the Student Council is elected by the student body ln the sprrng The Student Counc1l has a run oft of the tour hrghest nommees From the announcement ot the candldates trll the electron the school IS buzzrng wlth polxtrcal propaganda and campargn speeches An advrser lS also se lected each year by the Student Counc1l to make the Jormng llnk m the charr of the facul ty and students Mrs Stall has been advrser for three consecutrve years We are greatly mdebted to her as she has been very under standrng and pleasant to Work Wrth The councrl sponsors such events as bas ketball and football hornecomlngs Courtesy Week dances and lS ln charge of all as embly programs When you roam around durlng lunch perlod you w1ll probably hear the ta1nt vorce of Bob Shockley then as you approach the sound grows more 1ntense Candy gum frrtos charms help further the 1ncorne of the Student Counc1l barks Bob as he rrmtates a barker at a crrcus Through th1s candy store and several cold drlnk rnachlnes the Student Counc1l prospers Wllh a substantlal rncorne ln ada1t1on to the fun of worklng together and carry1ng out prolects all the members agree that berng on the Student Councn grves them a rad1ant school sp1r1t and de velopes 1n them leadershrp that w1ll be of value throughout their hves The cff1cers of the Student Councrl are detrmtely n Joymg therr mformal drscussron lead by Barbara Braugh ton treasurer whxle they plan actwxtxes to keep them qulte busy and useful thxs year Other othcers are Ctop rowj Bob Shockley vxcepresxdent Tullos Franks presl dent COOkle Seyl secretary Lmme Murchxson parlra m ntarlan and Mary Io Srnlth reporter 'Wx ld. -ai' CAND . The candy store IS a profltable enterprlse sponsored by the councxl Salesmen are Cookie Seyl Patsy Ruth Hall Garth Hays Tullos Franks Bob Shockley and Moneymad Tyler Seiz Presxdent Tullos Franks preszdes over the second sem ster Student Counc1l meetmq in the cafeteria Members are Cleft to rxght standmgj Tullos Franks Bob Shockley Garth Hays Paul Basson Margaret Iohnson Don Radley Peggy Stone Beth McClung Cseatedj Lmme Murchlson Mrs Hester Stall Bobby Holland lean Bowman Iack Mclvtahan Myron Zebrak Merxc Fulton Ioan Gore Norna McAfee Iames Mxller Horace Duke Iane Sparlinq lames Wmston Vernon Penmngton Wayne Terrell Betty Copeland Katle Pride Ianet Gray and Ovreton Hurst A ' ' I I . . . 11 . . ,, 3 . I , , - H X I 1 1 1 1 I . X 9 . I I . . ' ' ' ' 9 . . I11 I I ' I I :I I I I . II I I I I . I, 1 1 1 ' 9 I - 1 - Q 1 . L1 1 , I 1 . 11 . I I I .- . I W B. R . 1, . , I . . 4 I 'Ir I I F fm. ICT .II r I I :x,, J 5 01 1 I I I II I A II - X, . I I v. . , . 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I 1 1 e , , , I 1 1 1 1 I , , I CLASSES With nrs schedule trr'nly set rn hrs engine Puffy slowly turns th curve leadrng to hrs first Hrs agrtatron rs obvrous from the urn dulat on of hrs steane Puffy rust Cant believe what he has beer told The students say that there us d to be no trains at all but that now there are mrllrons of tracks going rn o all parts of the world ls rt tru 'P And they tell hrm that he can oven learn to toot to torergn tra 'rs so that they can under tand hrm As Putty pon class wrrnkles rn hrs grrlls deepen Ahem says a voice and Puffy realizes ix he has unknownrngly glided rnto hrs trrst class lt rs a strang new world to Putty the language rs even different Hrs engine rdles quietly Whrle hrs headlight scans the room Every student rs intent on learning Correctron Every stu dent but one rs rntent on learning Already Putty rs observing that while most students take advantage ot their educatronal opportunities n re rs alway one but the least sard about hrm the better Puffy resolves to emulate the longer the brggest part ot hrm and h s lrttl Cars began to broaden once more ,fx 'D Qxxtxtldll X 49 ENQOLL 22 7 ' few' fl Orrrarw Z lr li 3 i A if J ' SA Xl' rm! nf ' ,W f Q! ders these questions and many others. the majority. Suddenly Pufty's little engine is no ' v To t ' 1 Q53 Q9 O X , f - ' 4- A- Ill 1 E ..- ff : K I r XV c an 1 0 2, ' ' X 5 5 1 I f R m J 'Y gferg Afvwfenf gui one in infenf on Larning came dfeam can f LAM! Me wfiidfi unc! mn ffm en me MISS MARY CLIFTON B S ir L S Peabody College LIBRARY Quiet, please! This is our library, and a good one, we think. Here students come for help in research, interests, hobbies, and other recreation. Books of all kinds fill the shelves: fiction and facts, biographies and autobiog- raphies, poetry and prose, food for thought and food for the soul. Here one finds a refuge from the world while learning to live in the world. Reading is encouraged by our teachers because it helps us to be more broadrninded, intelligent, and happy people. Colorful seasonal displays such as his brighten the library and keep students informed of new books l'1 nanny 7 'Br f' L s nn: 4. '- Fifth period library T hese proiectiomsts show many educational films Taylor Smith Don Radley Ixm Coker Larry Hubbard Bobby Hohman Iirn Boydstone Ora Mar tmdale Travis Harp and Paul Bosson jd AUM!!! obj DOME? f POM? QXOfLC .4 'un ROBERT E WALKEP lv A If 1 Mmnesota A new class this year ln elementa y French MISS aught by Mass Mary Telllard after school The stu B A W9Sl9fU Reqeflfe dents are Martha McGu1re Ccnnle Wrxqht Ehza UUIVSISHY beth Pcarrow Shrrley Abbott and Della Bollmler FOREIGN LANGUAGES Parlez vous Franca1s'? Latmarnne lo quer1s'? Habla usted espanol? Even rf you dont speak one of these languages surely you understand what s bernq sa1d stnce so many H S H S students are en rolled tn Latm Spanrsh or French A total of three Latm classes two Spantsh classes and one Fr 'rch Cla S are IU sesslon our rnq the year Mr H V Walk r teaches ttrst and se ond year Spanxsh and trrst and second year Latn' P lr s md nterature outstde the tex' helo 1 Ike these courses lnter esttnq Mr Garl Buck tea hes thlrd year Lattn her class spends most ot the year wtth Ln er Mtss Mary Telhaff' tedches a seventh-perrod cqa of l'rst year ren: . F1lIT1S, plays, and excursionse confrt - ute to the trxterest s own oy t . reno SIUCIGYH5. fowl L5 glowf.. md ia mai.. I , I v,-,-,N- MRS ELMA GRANT DAVIS M A Unrverszty of Arkansas MRS ELZA T I-IOUSLEY M A Northwestern Unrversrty MRS UNA MCCRORY M A Colorado College of Educatron Throughout every wakmg hour everyone uulrzes Enghsh fn some form rn conversatron rn w rung or even 1n thought The Vngh h De u rtmcnt offcrs sophomore rumor and senror compo ltron AITIQTICGH and Engllsh luerature and Journahsm In the fr ld of lrterature sen1ors always en Joy the rmagrnary pllgrrmage to Canterbury Junrors l1ke the snort stay rn Our Town and sophomores adore the frctrcttous vlsrt t the All students look forward to frlms shown and records played rn correlatron w1th the varr L K4 Sem rs Francys Morrls Fred Fxnch Nancy Ad kms Audrey Peters ard Tyler Serz prove that a dlc tlonery Causes controversy as well as amusement They are consclentxously struqglmg to Improve thelr vo abularles ENGLISH c us lrterary selectrons An emoyable phase of thls department IS Jcurnahsm and publ1cat1on of the hrgh school paper Besmdes learnrng formal grammar 1n com posltron classes one mlght study personal1ty tra1ts and problems through panel chscussrons or forums A few of the subJects frequently drscussed are What Krnd of Glrls Do Boys Luce? or the more ser1ous ones l1ke Could I-lrgh School Assemblres Be Improved? All Courses are educatronal as well as en tertarmng to the students Marqaret Godwm qtves an mtereshng report to Mrs McCrorys twelfth grade Enqhsh hterature class I , KJ f y 1 m n - I 7 51 O ' ' ' .. 'ss - - - I I - - ' 4-' ' - ' ' ll ' . , , , . . . 1 I V. I , I 11 .I . - I I I . O .. . . ., forest in As You Like lt. ' ' M. 4 xw , ' I .: 5' y 1 - 'X ' MMA' -V-xx- -, .,.. , X . I I A . I . 1 I 1 . . ' l ffl f Q lfLU6LLlfLL5 lflfbggf OVL f 0 fl!! tC Il. DEPARTMENT M s Bra nes soph mo es nspect n lr pralects Mich ep esen Cha clers m Enq'1sh llterature ,.,,,,-1-lf' s Da zss Jumor C1 ss le- ns e art of presentmq an mterestmq panel d SSIOH E12 Yeung IS speakmq MRS ELIZABETH H BUCK A B Maryland Colfeqe MHS LURA HUDSON BHOWNE B S E' UPIVGISHX af Arkansas H M WELLS M A Mrllsaps College :gl egg MRS IOHN Y HARDING B S Central Mrssourr State Teachers College ,jlt Zlgagimore ca 0 io wa ,X 1 5- A1 The frfth perlod so xoloqy class decrded to practrce what they preached by domg the-rr part to secure votes for Amendment 41 D1d someone say our World IS rn a mess? Well rt wouldnt be rt everyone had the socral studles courses 11 H S H S VV'orla affarrs from the cave man up are studted Everythrnq IS taken 1n from monetary rnterests to Why we are what We are You learn to detect in Dorothy Marler Paulme Porter Edward Shehane Don Humphreys and Carolyn Kelley fmd lt tascmcztrnq to sort out those artrcl s of lmportance to thexr study of Problems of World Peace MRS ELMA GRANT DAVIS M A Unlverszty of Arkansas 8 VLC! A . , 1 xx 4, W it wx' .1 7' 1 . I - 1 I A ...- 4, . , -4 v ,, '5 Ati' I .., X , CLIOLOVLQQPIODL QI LVL 7 A On the economrcs class trm to the bank Brlly Creason Patsy Gos sette and Margaret Iohnson handle some brq money lt s a Sl OOO brll Teachers College counterfert money to Judge economrc trends by those of the past and to tell the d1tference between a peut and a grand Jury The hrstory of the world and of Arnencc taxes on hfe and Color and a study of rt adds hfe and color to your aftans rn your home school and cornmunxty MRS HELEN ICHNSON B S Lou1s1ana State Unrvetslty MRS HESTER STALL M A West Texas State MRS EARL HOUSLEY B S E Un1vers1ty ot On begun Arkansas lane Gray shows her World Hlstcry class where crvurza 3 0 K ' C If f nunsnns i . Q, QW, In a .x I r . .. 5 :aa 1 - - , , -- ,. 0 o X K 3 if 4 A ' H . U 1 I . - , ,I , V- S, ,,x' I A , I . 1 ,V A 1 2' ' I F . - v . -, e A N 51: .YI '4 ' rv ,lf in 1 .T xl!! ff: ft?-,f ' ., -A A ' E , J: 7 A l , ' f 1 ,fz A . . n I 'I I NATHAN E MCCAULEY B A Henderson State Terchers College MRS IESSE PARKS CONNELL M S Unrversrty of Colorado IOE DILDY B S Unrversrty of Alabama on LLAL5 frorin id ecwg on fAe czfelfrcfrifw. Its the spmal column of a larger vertebrate soy Betty Arnold and Don Radley two of Coach McCauleys bxol oqy students BIOLOGY When your knees shake and your phal anqes wont hold your pencrl stlll take a deep breath stt down relax and beqtn aqatn li qenerahons of students have conauered the phyla of the plants and antrnals why Cant you? Sometlmes the words eem unpronounce able and you can t dlstrnqursh a dendrxte from an axon but when you have completed the course ln bloloqy you w1ll have a very useful knowledge of lrvtna thtnas Billy Ke-1th IS amused by Mrs Pcnr ell s star ln r velatlon about he cats kull he holds IH her ncnd lt you need some help to draw those datto dtls or cross those chromosomes y ur teacher ts th re r ady and wtllrnq to asstst you After 1t IS all over and you have passed rhe course you can srt and wonder about how hard rt was when you were trymq to learn 1t and how easy 1t seems now Whenever you see a common qrasshopper h doesnt seem common anymore for he IS a royal memb r ot the arthropod phylum tn the class ot msects F1 1- .1 44 Coach Dlldy explains the struct rre of a C to Barbara Ketl and Ixmmy Gxbson x . ,lfulm ,. . . , ,, I I . v .I ' - . ., . ., 1 ' A A I A- , O , , , ' . ' e , e ' ' ' . . , , X . , , . ' s - ' ' ' , . : o . , , 9 - ., , I ' . . , D , . o . me ff? Q 1 - ' s r , QA . ' 4 t K, ' ' ty l A , A - ,P A 7 l .3 f 7' fa 5 Q' V , 14 , 1 ' J fukin ' A ' Y . X if s f 1 N A v r-9 .,' V. l g 'X 'J 0 Q f Y 2 I' V A 1 A . . . . f yr- C ' ' x . ell G , t , 5 S - . NATURAL SCIENCES The Scientific Seven Call boysj are in seenth heaven they ll also have a sev nth period physics class ii they dont hurry up and learn hcw to u e their slid rules What would Colonel Lawes do without these energetic lab assistants: Cleft to right Warren Miles Linnie Murchison Mary Lou Lankford Albert King and Bobby Haggard. Second period chemistry class holds its breath when Sissy Riggs and leanne Brcwn put their weird concoctions together. 4-4 RCDBERT C LAWES B S United States Military Academy Do you smell the riauseatirig odor that drifts over fourth tloor every Friday and Monday? lts a sp ciality of the chemistry and physics students when they work he al t s cr you chemistry student Working now H shows absolute power ot concentration as he works on his lab lesson N hes trying to turn his identification bracelet into gold! Looks as though this school is producing a specimen of the ancient alchemist. Wlaen the classes are down to busi- ness they show signs ot really deep in- telligence. The chemistry students learn the basic elements and their relations- while the physics students study weights levers and attraction of one object to another. ow we now zulwaf Wm e5 145 ounce - - comdzfw-flfon L .... kt g ,, S S., 'S ii O' l 4 . A ro- ......... o l in t I l T. Ah, .here ig rig 5 J ' c ' l. I e 00f ELVL Ifoof l0fL6L Q OMF n-'Q fl ,awr- Eorl Fox proves to the flfth perlod olqebro Closs how l Al b H ll M A Unlverslty of Kansas Imp ge 'G GG Y IS The world of tomorrow 1S commq' In on age of rocket shxps otomxzers spoce SU1lS ond other Wonders of Comrc book A trtp to the moon Wlll 1nvolve mony mothemotlcol problems Even on the eorth moth Wlll be CI necessxty ln almost every phose ot l1V11 1Q' We oll oqree moth 1S xmportont lt only to enoble us to tlqure out our IH 1 qi come tox ond get book thot rnckel the government owes us lsocoles ond scolene rxonqles don t seem to puzzle lock Tucaer os he exploms C1 p oblcm to the flfth period geometry closs ...- N AUDIE I LYNCH Lfwm' Dldnl kfww H mcth bOOk MRS NITA R FARRELL 'cl b M A Columbla cou e so omusmq B S Southern UHIVGTSIYY Methodzst Un1vers1ty ,flag l . I J , K Q t 4 A N- 'fe fowl A y 5 A . 1 , vurlyw K D K LE lf A JA lond, we would be helpless Without moth. -ffl: A X ' ' I ' , L LV , J K ' f - I 1 , , lr K 33 ' ,y X sl-A JQQ EPQCL of fA6 5lf0CA'A0!J8l 5 7lflfL0l'L8 . Mrs. Iohn McCatterty MRS. NITA R. FARRELL MRS. BERTA MAE CARR B. A. Henderson State B. S. tn ' ommerce Southern B. A. Henderson State Teachers College Methodst Umversity Teachers College COMMERCIAL SCIENCE Clrckl Clackl Scratch' lts not a dogs scratchtng but the typewrtters raprd hre tol lowed by the echoes ot pens try1ng patntull and urgently to keep up Wtth the dtctatton of the shorthand teacher Nottce anyone drummmg on the desk? Nerves? No' He s Just forgotten hrs multtpllcatton tables whtle tn bookkeeptng class The hrst nec sstty tn shorthand s an extra hand for u e when the ttrst wears out The typlng and bookkeeptng students requlre steaay nerves and seltdtsctpltne to surv ve speed tests tntermtngled wtth balance sheets All out effort however develops ttne results 'KX is Ftfth pertod typmg class ts ndus nous a usual 'mfr perlod shor and class s y Happy Blrthd y xrt shc Cur s Cfrant Lo tse Wxlson and Gm' hard on C1 Cake for Mrs Curl bert Whtse-num teak as rf h y n d an addmg machme S l 'C 7 in drag firm mfr JMB ,fire CAM 3 HOME ECONOMICS it, Pat Pollard Constant source o it's a bit hard to Can she bake a cherry pie? That's one auestion the Home Ec. girls can answer with a proud yes. Cooking is just one of the many things they learn under the direction of Mrs. Turner. Iudqinq from the pretty skirts, blouses, and dresses we've seen around the halls of I-l. S. H. S., we think they are excellent seam- stresses, too. Home Ec. qirls learn how to x 5. ' .ff MJT! ..'I f. and Ioyce Wall find their child training study a f entertainment and enjoyment. They concede that interest them all dt the same time, however. wear their clothes and look their prettiest in them by studying hair styles and makeup. The qirls put their study into practice in home projects. This year some of them took care of their younger brothers and sisters, while others decorated their rooms in qay patterns and colors. l y u do ex? Mary Etta Vlitc el Be y Popel nd V ry lane Lowery and Bobbie Reddi r y inq lv nd fx dv 51, 0,1 e. dress. .h was: happened: she sen-.fed 1- wronq side cu'-what luck! ,SQL ana Acme en ineem wi! run MLM inte. DRIVER EDUCATION --L, NATHAN E MCCAULEY B A Henderson State Teachers College Ixmmxe Grbson Glynet Buchanan and Ann Greenway learn what makes a car txck m hrst perxod Drxvers Ed Coach Mac warns Glynet Buchanan about hlt txnq pedestrlans Ixmmy Gxbson and Wlflkle Stewart 'V Coach would llke for us to thmk that the trophles behmd h1m are safe drxv mg awards A survey should be taken to f1nd out whether the students take dnver educauon to learn how to drrve or to swap Jokes wtth Coach Mac Sometlmes Coach Mac 15 so unreasonable' Every t1rne you start to stnp the gears h shoves 1n the clutch and Just as you re gomg over to the left to Qet a better look at a Cute boy Wham' he slams on the brakes And to th1nlc some people say 1t s a good thlng we have dual Control on the car As added attractrons to dnver educauon you learn the rules and regulattons of the coun try state and c1ty Also the fundamentals of a car and how rt runs are taught Parallel and angle parkrng are taken up You should be able to Change a trre by the trrne you get out oo Before anyone can pass the course h must take a drtver s ltcense examlnatton at the court house and pass rt Thls lS really a won derful way to learn how to drlve correctly You learn not only to dr1ve well but to be a good sport on he road and hrghways too A 1 t - , l - ' A A ' 1 ' x 'r . 1 . 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The students tn our hugh school have the opportunrty to qaln useful expertence tn the worklnq world make money and at the same t1rne recerve a hlqh school drploma Students attend school 1n the morntnq Where they study courses related to thelr Job and work 1n some buslness estabhshment rn the afternoon and on Saturday Th1s department represents twenty three oc cupatlons tn wh1ch smdents not only qa1n prac t1cal experrence 1n real Jobs under actual work mg cond1t1ons but also develop a proper attt tude toward the busmess world Employers today ask for experlence and expertence they W1ll get I W Fryar IS workmq mdustrxously at Wey lands Machme Shop TRAINING If Vlvxan Godwm sells Mrs Elllson that material at Balms maybe Peggy w1ll get a new dress BERNON G STEPHENS B S East Texas State Teachers College 'figs Margaret Brock at Kresss wonders 11 Btllxe Iacque Watson will buy the lamp shade Dld she buy it? Ask Margaret , I I 1 I 1 1 ' , . ., 'x I. 7 ll . l , 4 4, ' 1 i . 5 X K ww, tv. . X 'st 1 . . - , , DISTRIBUTIVE AND DIVERSIFIED Ex 7 , iCL8ff57 fimefaggj covarfedg - Qninfing efoczrfmenf VOCATIONAL PRINTING These boys in the print shop work hard to get out an edition of the Torchlight: Billie lo Oliver, Bobby Christian, Morris Lawler, and Bobby Harrell. x MR EUGENE NANCE Oklahoma Baptist UI'l1VGISllY v ll, FH in ,f'u t 'vw.5,.. if 's., The rumbling of the printing presses and busy voices ot the boys who someday may help print our favorite newspapers or maga z1nes these are the sounds that greet the VlS1 tor entering the Printing Department This year ten students are taking the voca tional course from Mr Eugene Nance They print all of the school s mater1al from pubhclty for football and basketball games to our old friends the hall passes and report cards The most important work of the Pr1nt1ng Department is the publicatlon of the Torchhght which comes out every other week And here we see why some sentences come out like BIHY lo Ollve Gnd Don pl 'nan work at the sup ur aqr tqbqqorol I gluy MGC Harp Moms Lawler lmo ype macmne ir we onnt shop Don McMurray Iackxe Spencer Don Txdwell Billie Io Olier Dor Pittman and Stoyette McKnight are resprns ble . I . .. 1 , . . .T ,H , , ., .. .,. . , , , , , , , t A . . , '. r . ,i, 3 ,Y jor flame lui reloaim ca! me w00c!5!L0l0 M Robert Iohn on crnd Ilmmy Sand rs mccke on end hte for 3 hvmq room W-.wget A nrce hope chest for some uc y qlrl W o rs rt boys Anvwdy Howard Burch and Frdnkhn Mrdd on ore dclnq o good Job Bob Mess rsrmth ond Irnnmy S nde s p he f1U1Sh1HQ touches c: h se 'Hema 1on s ands g 'Tr Leland Hull B SE Umversrty of Arkansas Who hxed the broken pmq pong table and Where does the mysterrous buzz we often hecrr or1q1note'? The onswer IS the woodshop where these boys ore Iedrnmq cr hfes vocdtlon They olso make thrnqs tor thexr own use such os tables tor thelr mothers or cedar chests for the1r curl fuends So next nme you see or block ot wood remember thot rf the Wood shop lads get hold ot It xt may soon be your locker shelf or even the Jon ltor s broom hdndle Page 66 'Pi X' K- 3 8 y LVLOLU ll! df VVL61, 85 t 6 Qflfglflfle g0 MECHANICAL DRAWING Buddlnq engineers drafsimen archltects and others interested 1n drawing are enrolled ln the rnechamcal drawing class Many are doing exc llent work some former pupils have cashed in on ihe1r abilily in this l1ne but whether the pupil plans to go on with drafting or not the mcreased understanding of shape size and the various proiections w1ll prove val uable to him A popular proiect 1S drawing complete house plans with a perspectlve view of the enilre house In order to do this they must ao QP Even the best pupil can use a lztile help sometxmes Mr Leland Hull remarks pleasantly as he gives Eugene Small pointers about 1m proving ms dlmensxons cations requiring the most exacting measure ments must go into each piece of Work This means hours of careful planning Each mark on the drawing must be flaw less After the work is finished and each piece 1S studied for errors to be correcied a light shines in the young draftsmons eyes it shines Wllh pr1de for his work his masterpiece has been well done 5-R Owl, 'h,l-n I O hp! '04 O Q C My how confusing those lines look to us for eiqners Don Simmons how ver is quite a' home and efficient ln blueprmhnq hm Hall is engrossed m his work It looks like a fine drawing too Page 67 4 cos e A L A in at K .' .' ,. . . . I . .R-gf? A fu 2- W into the intricacies of planning. lnfinite specifi- U . . . . . Y gn lo X 5 V gr r ' fo y s - 1 I ',,.: A N I s g 4' rx. 9 Q' F i5 '1-'Q C0lf1fLlf1fL0lfL f00f CELVL QCOVVLQ f00fQA?lfL8l'LCQ Mss Lors Alexander B A Lourslana State Un1Vers1ty SPEECH Two classes of drama and one of speech make up the day S schedule for M1ss Lols Alex ander When enterrnq one of these classse dont be surpnsed at anythrnq you see-a murder a love scenel or a htlanous comedy All sorts of plays slats speeches and pantormmes are pre sented durmq the year Along wlth the work of practxcrnq comes a lot of fun and fellowsh1p You learn to work and co-operate wrth people Each year alonq w1th many one act plays presented rn assembly three threeoct plays are presented for the publlc These are always lookl ed forward to and are recerved by an apprecta uve aud1ence Members of he '1f h period dramatlc class have fun pollshma those lmes for assembly presentatron cr p lCd s l6I 1 if f0g8fA8l VLOLU M Jfoof foof f 1f0lfLlfL 5 9l 6l,lfL Yes gave me that clear tone but cbove ll snlle Miss Ledgerwood sweetly commands She stresses that musxc must be a Joy to her fourtl' penod chorus class-and rt IS MUSIC After bemg corralled mto the I'1'1US1C room the rruxed chorus devotes the next ten mrnutes to talk1ng and pre- parmg the vocal chords for the flrst trrumphant burst of song It must be excused however rt the b1end1ngs are not too pure at flrst s1ght readmg you know results not 1n perfectlon Pract1ce makes perfect' An ear turned toward the band room hears the most volum1nous sound of all the tunmg of varxous mstru ments mterspersed Wllh frxendly arguments over mustc and stands At a slgnal from the baton the mus1c com mences stooped occas1onally for the d1rector to shush the drum sectlon or to glare at the tympamst for hrs faux pas durmg a measure of sllence Ah' for the peace and qut t of earmuffs' But muslc hath harms MISS Dora lane Ledgerwood M A Columbta Unlversrty '43 0----manage Iohn Y Hardlng B S E Central MISSOUTI State Teachers College The band IS all play play that mstrument but even thats pleasureable work 0 0 5' 7 U , 1' f X Rx 2 , f A nfl' I M- , A , , ffl' 1 I H l I . , , . ' 1 . , , -Q' v L t...,,,-, ' , c I A I I . - ' ' ' 1 WI? O l 0f6LfLl'Lg f 8 f0lfl'Llf15 Qi f5Qilft86L y vw Charles W Gtbbony M S Umverstty of Arkansas Miss Luctlla Davidson B S E Southeast Mo State College PHYSICAL EDUCATION Thump thump thumpltytnump thump thump ssswishhl These sound are coming from the gym Whats going on? you ask Cant you tell? They re plavt ., basketball Mtss Lucille Davidson director of girls physical education classes arrang s a variety of activities including relays volley ball basketball folk dancing square dancing pmgpong batonet table tennis badminton shuffleboard desk tenms bat ball kickball and conditioning exercises M Dub McGibbony provides the boys with just as varied a program Their activittes include basketball battleball pushbali roughball relays and such test acttvlties as push ups putt ups deep dips softball pitches fre throws and spot shots 7X? A Nl! A totem pole is a good feat ii you can build rt as well as Ed Spencer Bobby Orr and lzmmy Montgomery Everyone needs .o know the game of table tennis. These girls getting in the 'lcnow are Ieanne Brown Nita Adkins, Wanda Brandstetter Martha Fordham, Martha Brazil, and Peggy Ellison. Score up 24' These girls are learning to play shuffle board very expertly They are Betty Talley Marilyn Sparks Nadine White and Peggy Stone This may not resemble an Egyptian pyramid but at least Ed Spencer Ice Boydstone Iames Tucker Iim Boydstone Bobby Orr, and Iimmy Montgomery make it human. Mr. B. G. Stephens, with the assistance of Mr. Stanley Fox, directs the bast program cf Adult Education for those who are interested extending their educaiion. Og Ab on, flle nigialf lfrain id coming Maron ADULT EDUCATION The work at our school just never seems to end. ln the daytime we young people en- deavor to till our heads with knowledge: at night the adults pour over their work with the assistance ot our new lighting system. The Veterans' Administration and Henderson Col- lege offer well-rounded courses including every- thing from woodshop and drafting to chemis- try and English. These classes prove invalu- able to those people who know what they want and are earnest about securing that education. of fo owe 00 in f calf coca car CAFETERIA Lockers slamming Feet scurryrng Breathless expectation in the air Wonder what s happened? Why the students are rushing to the cafeteria to see what tempt rng dishes will be served And the food really is tempting Whether its salads meats vegetables or desserts 1ts sure to please your palate The cafeterra IS under the supervision ot Mrs Bessie W Clark 'She and her assistant are constantly working to serve us students with delrcious and nourishlng meals Y- Mrs Bessie W Clark is the ever pleasant and efficient director of the cafeteria Donuts cough drops kleenex paper pencils fruit yuzce these must haunt her as the students continually interrupt her work in quest ot satd articles i? Here must be he rue scholar Larrys attentlon IS dt vtded between his book and the cafeteria s good food The others are strictly absorbed in their lunches Y-l I-Q iq. 7' L14 jf One lztte b ll brings hordes of p ople o w rrtp cafeteria at the stroke of welve Somehow mcomprelren stlzly the lineup str cms through and olls cle r y tw ve hirty 0 70 G3 P Z N JP I' 0 G Z an t 1 l C AQTU2 5 - cn '- 'Q I!! - as Q S Y '-.co- 'U 'Q - Q it I R . lb . s d elf X , a A x . h - I XX i - A l Q 19663 a a s r M9 , g I Ti., 59 Q och- ED A5133 7?- -7 U 0 tw ff we - l-IAQ Toot Toot toot toot on the Way to fun I qo hurnms Puffy as he travels down the hall Good mormnq he nods gre trnqs flfSl one and then another of hrs lr1end It rs obvtous rn more way than one that school IS chanq rnq and helprnq Puffy He now controls hxs toots and whrstles to the approprrate l1ITl9 and place He wouldnt thrnq of blowlnq rn peoples faces the way he has done before When Puffy f1fSl came to school he traveled a short arc on a v ry small cxrcle but now he has broadened hrs ctr curnference to rnclude many frrends Thrs expansron 1S due largely o Puffys club work HIS club car has proved to be hrs busrest car HlN1Wf'Y7 XA QL IOPOUQJ fo 8 f 8 Alft5LQ5f C6l,l 00 -CLA -00. ,carb mmf war in armon Mtss Dora I Ledgerwo od Dlrector VOCAL GROUPS The Hot Sprlngs TroJan Chorus 1S one of the imest h1gh school choruses rn the state Thls rmxed group of 167 students has had an actrve year smgmg n the annual Candlelrght Ser vrce Thanksgrvrng program Sprrng Concert and commencement exerctses The group IS equally proud ot 1ts lesser drvrsrons e Troubadours Tor adors and Ensemble Whtle Constantly str1v1ng for perfecrtron rn blendrng they have presented lrvely assembly programs The Ensemble a small seven through the year co operatlon and frne talent make s1ng1ng a Joy to everyone The Toreadors 1X The Ensembe smgs a Fred Warmg novelty arrange rrtent of Sunflower Graf Qi Z, The Troubadours 5 V . i. I . ' U U ' v A V ' v . h y t S : K . fi l X 7, , l 2 X .... ..-. :mul In 4' i w 5 . 4 r A . J ' ' ' ' - th 35? w I M. .V J ll A sang for numerous civic clubs. They prove that ' -' 1. I Q i ft - ' 1 ' 'LMA T 3 A 'A slr'A 'i'lt 3iL.J,r - Af ' ' -- g 1 in Y K . 1 V, 47 1 . I fr Q Z' lfLl'l'L CL Odin! f f lf ffm june QVULKL C Iohn Y Hardlng Director TROJAN BAND B111 LGWQS Larry Hubbard Twrrlmq Drum Major Signal Drum MaJor Hup two three four' About fa el sou ds most familiar around school during the football eason The sound of a whistle is heard above a lively march tune people run to fixed post ions This is the band drilling for those halftime shows at the football games where they wear those snappy new black and gold uniforms Other band activities are the annual spr rg show the spring festival formal concerts ond state and district clinics The big trip th s year was to the Memphis Cotton Carnlval Because of fin direction o operation cou iesy and true musical ability the Troian Band has received recognition as one of the fin st n th state 1 :U The commissioned officers of the band are Cleft to right, front rowb Gwen- dia Smith: Csecond rowl Mary lane Atwood, Mary Beryl Gouy, Shirley Vol- entiney Cback rowj Prank McDaniel, Erton Ariens, Tommy Young, and F. D. Teague. TROJAN BAND ROSTER FLUTES Gene Prohl Larry Peterson Billy Allen Iulia Ann Allen Mary lean Grizzard Iimmie Beach Betty Arnold Betty Dyer OBOE S Bill Lawes Gwendia Lea Smith Huqhey Godwin ALTO SAXAPHONES 'Edwin Hubbard Shirley Volentine Billie Io Corrinqton Beverly Thompson TENOR SAXAPHONES Fred Osborne Maurice Nichols Martha Beavers Karl Brown Page 76 BARITONE SAX Paul Forshberq BASS CLARINETS Iimmy Lynchard Larry Craiq ALTO CLARINETS Billy Keith Carolyn Swaney BASSOON Douglas Messer CLARINETS Larry Hubbard lack Forqy Iimmy Phillips Io Ann Dodd lohn Baines Deno Pappas Betty Ruth Miller Wendell Meredith lack Tucker Bill Clark Buddy Brazil Ted Hatfield Bruce Smith FRENCH HORNS Bill Harvey Ice Lyons Iohn Orfanos Iimmy Keith Gene Brooks Iames Murphee Ellis Cokes DRUMS Bill Harris-4Bass Drum Dick Craiqc--Snare Tommy Young Ray Cooper Ray Kirkman Roy Allen Clinton Ierry Fincher Wayne Blake Iewel We-sterman Bill Green Ioe Shaw TRUMFETS Edward Shehane Charles Iopliu TROMBONES lra Taylor Larry l-lidqway Douglas Witherspoon Erton Ariens Franklin McDaniel Overton Hurst Iimmy Hiqqins Richard Younq , l iff' BARITONE Iimmy Alford Carl Holt Bill Creoson Georqe Brenner BARITONE Larry Norwood COHNETS Iohn Lizotte Richard Brown Iimmy Keel Bill Lubben Iarnes Chambers Merion Carter BASS HORNS F. D. Teaque Darrell McGonaq1l lack Harris MARIMBA Mary lane Atwood Nancy Hardin Charlotte Grisham Dorothy Barfais TYMPANI Mary Beryl Gouy Honnie Kelly CONTRA BASS CLARINET Iimmy Melton ,Q flainl' ll can - M, - am an acfor. THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Act we 1 your part there all the honor 11es Th1s motto of the Nat1onal Thesp1an SOC19lY serves as an 1nsp1rat1on to all of 11S mem bers Th1s orqan1zat1or1 1S a group of teen aqers mterested IH the ad vancement of dramat1cs Members are selected on the1r ab111ty and patr1c1pat1or1 1n dra mat1c act1v1t1es and 1n1t1at1ons are held once durnq each semester Tl'11S year there are th1rtyf1ve members B9S1dGS the1r annual spnnq banquet they sponsor a play dunno the f1fSl semester Th1s year the comedy Hennetta VIII was pre Katherme Freeman sented Presldent T D1 n 'nembe s wro rok part zn n 1mp esswe 1n1t1at1on 1r1 he aud1tor1um are Cleft to r1q1t stanchnql Flza Young Ehzaberh Goqqan Rlchard Younq B111 Stand1lord Ioyrelyn Iaskot Overton Hurst Solly Humphrey I1mmy Melton MISS 1.015 Alexander Katherme Freeman Ehzabeth RIQQS Iewel Thomas Mary Mara ret Mr'Ne1ll Ioe Boydstone Iudy Anderson Don Humphreys Roy Clmton Kay K1mbre11 Cseatedb 1..lfll'l1G Murnhrson Tullos Franks Coo1'1 S yl I ne Sp rlnq M ry Lane Prodes Ann W1 son Pat Trash and Kane pride Thespun oftrcers L1nn1e Murchzson reporter W1Ukl Qtewart treasurer lame Sparlmq v1Cepres1dent and Mary Lane Rhodes secretary p ov that they are truly el1q1b1 B A Lol-uslcfna Slate Unlverslty for rrxembershlp 1n a dramouc SOC19lY , - ,sa w I' I I . ll n A I 1 L 1 ' ' ' , 1 , 1 . , 1 1 I 1 , I .1 V .., . . , , ' A s 3 A E ' iryftru. I 'V vt , , 3 , . 4 I 1 2 'X ' If I .. ri! ,, I V, V . an A ' sw 9 . is st 1 1 1, Ls' 1191-1X9S 'a 1 1 . t- . ' 3 ' r ' ' ' , ' ' ' 1, ' Qe e' f: 11' 1, .Cz , ' 1 1 1- - ' - 1 3 A . 1 ' Q - v Q I. ri 1 I 1 ' if ' V E' . A 2 9 Miss Lois Alexander N- , I 1 ' 7 , , , l . - r 9 ' ' .3 ' -1 8 d,Cf6lf5Lf8g8L?2 yd MASQU ERS At the f1r 1 of the year Mr Mahoney was always announc ng that there would be a Masquers rneetmq When he would every one would say to htrnself What rn the world are Masquers'? Thats how small the orqanrzatlon was at that time but now tt has developed 'nfo a strong group of ambltlous teen aqers who are 1nterested tn dramattcs The orqamzatlon IS used as a stepplnq stone for greater drarnat cs clubs such as the Nattonal Thesplan Soctety 1 l I --J' FUTURE TEACHERS Are you 1nterested 1n teachtnq? If so the Future Teachers ot Arnerrca wxll be of tnterest to you It IS atf1l1ated wlth the NEA and the AEA The mam purpose of the orqar11zat1on IS to attract alert and capable young people to the professtor ln order to unprove the status and per sonnel of teachtnq 11- 11 GASTON HEBERT Preszdent Masquers officers Cleft to rxqhtD hm Boydstone vice presxdent Pat Thrash sergeant at-arms Katie Prlde secretary Beverly Mayben treasurer Mari lyn Sparks hxstorxan Mary Io Smxth reporter Deno Pappas parhamentarran Delegates to FT A conventxon rn Lrttle Rock are Nadme Whlte Mars Lou Lanktord Lxrme Lou Murchison Blllle Iacque Watson Bonnre Corder Patsy Rowell and Io Ann Sellq IIA tl llllll Posed before the Future Teachers bulletm board are Cleft to rxqhtj Nancy Adkms cordmq secretary Nadme Whxte correspond mg secretary Mrs Davts sponsor Carolyn Kelly vrce prestdent Mrs Stall sponsor Patsy Amxck historian Lrnme Lou Murchrson pres ldent and Io Ann Stanfleld treasurer tlw 7 y K A I ZF I' i' H ' l It -,, '. 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'f ngined mlfwf ow TORCHLIGHT ul--i ...,..-9.--I Y K Q Totchtxqhgfxufluclin u he Co 622055 Grid llfietkhgxt lssue of Ann py OT yootreod cor MRS UNA MCCRORY Q x POPQ sClWOO Advrser Be xt an extra or Just a brweelcly d1str1but1on of the Torchhght It IS an ant1c1pated event throughout H S H S Complete news cdveraqe amusmg features on varrous phases of hugh school hfe and mformatwe edltorlals a all combxned to make th1s a w1dely read pubhcatlon Fxnanced by local advertlsernent the Torchlrght IS one of the few papers ln thxs state dlstrlbuted to the students wrthout subscnptlon charqe It IS prmted 1n the h1qh school The edltorlal staff cons1st1nq of twelve sen1ors and four Junxors under the drrectlon of Mrs Una McCrory ts d1v1ded 1nto two sectlons The f1fSt year Journallsm students meet the thxrd p rlccl second year students who are the staff heads meet the s1xth perlod Also under the able sponsorshxp of the Iournahsrn Department and Mrs McCrory 1S a chapter of Qulll and Scroll an lnternatlonal honor soclety for hrqh school Journahsts Ann Hopson IS now presrdent Offxcers of Qulll and Scroll Presldent Ann Hopson Secretary Ann Greenway V1ce Presr dent Vlrqmxa Huddleston Qaff! 2-Ai-IP 1 , E, K y , x A t X 0 X X Xu 4 r J A h , . cl lt A t print shop by a staff of eleven boys under the supervision of Mr. Eugene Nance. 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I 5 si H' , 1 1f,I,Lm' b ' I I ,A I v I I tif fo LPI, fell IAAQ LUG, Co Edltors News Edxtor Reporters Feature Edltor Feature Wrxetrs Llterary Edxtor Column Edltor COlUmn1Sl Sports Edltor Sports Wrxters FDITORIAL STAFF Audrey Ann Peters Barbara Hutchxson VITQIHIG l-luddleston Ioan Gore Clarence Rxley Ilmmy Eason Ann Greenway Nancy Iones SISSY Hxaqs Marlon Standrzdqe Ann Hopson Mary Io Smxth The members of the Torchlrqht edx tonal staff are Cseatedl lzmmy Eason Audrey Peters Nancy Iones Bob Shockley Barbara Hutchxson Martha Io Beavers Ioan Gore Cstandmqb Vxr alma Huddleston Slssy Rxqqs Mary Io Smlth Clarence Rlley Bob Oberfell Ann Hopson Manlyn Brentwood and Ann Greenway Ben Thomas I 1 Bob Oberfell Bob Shockley Advertising Manage Martha Io Beavers PRINTING STAFF 'L 'N- Bobby Chrxs lan Allan Culllvar Shelby Edwards Bob Harrell llo1r1 Lawler otoyett lvlclimqht B1llOl1ver Don Plttman Iackx Spencer and Don Txdw ll ,NN- ADVISERS K f Una McCrory Edltorxal Eugene Nance Prxntlnq . . 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EUGENE NANCE Advrser The prmtlnq staff IS happy when the papers fmally roll off the press Cleft to rxqht around the pressj Iackle Spencer Allan Culhver Bobby Chnstlan Don Plttman Stoyette McKnight Shelby Edwards Bobby Harold and Ray Cooper QU8 QQVL LUOI' H19 OVL A 8 l 6LL l 06L OLD GOLD BOGK MRS F T HOUSLEY A vser 4 All M,.,.f, GEGRGIA SEYL WAYNE TERRELL Ed1tor Busmess Manager Work work work We the members of the annual staff have had ihls worked selhng dGDOS1'S sohcrhng ads takmg p1ciures wrxtlng drawmg worked together to produce a book whrch we ho e ca tures the rnemorres MARIGN STANDRIDGE D D of our School Yems Assocrate Edztor 'CV 1-JZ' -N. Alun-5. ELIZABETH RIGGS TYLER SEIZ MARY ELLEN STEWART CIFCUIGUOU MGUGQGI Chref Artrqt Feature Edrfor ERTON ARIENS BARBARA BRAUGHTON LINNIE LOU IO ANN STANFIELD PAUL FORSHBURG NANCY ADKINS MURCHISON Chief Typrsr Cmd TUU-OS FRANKS C1-Hef Phogoqfqphef Adverhsmg Managers 7 A f df C 3 A5 w .Xt Q, Q3 if , 1 ' I A lt' 1 LA,-Q v ,...,- l X R Q, fr 4 , H 5 lk ,N .14 ' 5 'i x 5' thought in mind since we etarted planning our yearbook. And we have -W I I' I A ' I I I ' l I I ' I I W 1 i I . if ., I M , NK 4 -- X I f - H 4 A -J .1 In , I' ' Photographers Ceft to rtahtD Mary Alrce Wunderlm Bllly Westfall Bxllre Iacque Watson Larry Rldqway Caro lvn Kelly and Pa sy Gossett Not pxctured Charles Ford larnes M Cormack r- y at Adverrsmq staff Barbara Delph Mary Lou Lankford Doyle Sh1rley Aleta Io Harper loe Boyd stone Bob Sh ckley Dorothy Marler Ann Hopson Prlce Grllenw ter Barbara Evans Not pxctured Mar tha Collins Suzann Peters TYPISYS Cleft to rxqhtj Teresa l.anq and Lou rse W1lSOn Nvfvi' .ev Crrculatlon saff Ctet to Il ht seated? Dcnme Strnons B1ll Gre n B r ra D rmel Fred Fmch M rry Tones lune U prers Lowerl r Kemp Don G lf' Qstandrnqj G r h l-l'1ys Bn W 11 ed E mer Cccmbe and Ianrce Iam s Nc pt area lean Mlclcus Artlsts Cleft to rrqlstl Peqqy Elllson Francys Morrr Carol Kunasch Mary Ramsay Nvta Adkrns and loh Maharfey Not pzctured Mary Lane Rhodes Wrrters Qleft to rrqht seatedj Katherme Freeman Norma Mc Afee Frances Pl'11ll1pS VITQIDICZ Huddlestan leanne Brown lame Sparlmq Mary Beryl Gouv Csfandxnqb ludxrh Beach Clarence Rlley, Barbara Hutchrson Audrey Ann Peters Ann Greenway f ',' !' f 1 . I I - 5 ff, '- . v - - - - ' r . rx '- 4 , . V , . . A U , , , , ., ' , - Q ' .e,aba, ' , 1, .t . ' 1 , , , ge ., . r.ithy Y g , ' at' ., , 'l' l t , l , ' ' e. I 'Ct' ': . . I ,. ' '.t C., f v- 3' 'Y ' ,, Q. , ' , ', . , h A . , F '. .H e . .--. f y ' I , . . 2 1-, 4' e t .H , I R V f.. I If t : , ' : ' . ' , 's, V ' . . - J , , ' . T1 r 'D l , , ' , ' 1 ' . if l JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Q H lv Iumor Classrcal Leaque oftxcers are Cleft to r1qhtD ltalo Amxsano secretary and treasurer Edwm Hubbard vxce presldent and Karen Benedlct presl dent SPANISH CLUB Q! if-Ill 've' R E WALKER Sponsor 05 erroccwri ed amamowg The Iumor Classlcal Leaque 1n1t1ates new members on Mount Olympus Should you hear volces speakrng IU a strange tongue or see students competmq for a penny or bubble gum dont worry The Spamsh Club IS ln sesslon Besldes havmq fun members become better frrends wrth thelr Latm Amencan nerqhbors by wrrtmq to them and seemq f1lms about the1r schools and commumtres Sponsor Spamsh Club presrdent for both semesters are Cleft ot rrqhtb Tresa Lang Larry Peterson Ilmmy Phrllnps Ieanne Hutchxson Io Ann Selrq and Paul Bosson ls rs Q ea as love IS to luno Yes all thrs rs Lat1n rnformattcn learned rn Latm Iersses IS translated mto un through th IUCIOI Classtc Le que All Lattn students hqlble ' le Iona to thls oraanlzat on Its a rual 1n1t1at1on IS staged on lvlcunt Olympus the van ed s uaents oortraytng the J rr us qods and qcddesses To all members th1s rltual holds fr deer GGI1lTlQ CVS- ? .i 'Q E- . , , E7 I , . Q ,, 2. ., 'sg yi. If 4' . li tijrs ft k I I .te . . iw ' ' ' -4' Q I , - I V . V , . The 3 I U ' Q CJ I ' ' f e lr' ' al a . L , A A e r,L2.,e.. I ' . . ' ' ' - , , A Gd. C, et ' I A I K 3 :Q 5 W - Ae -' l I A M ,la 1.4 I. . jeg 118 in Llrainin fo Ae Aoogwormj I-AJ These girls lead the library Club: Qlef' to rightj Pauline Pore: vice-president: lo Ann Stantield, president: leanne Hutchison secretary Barbara Daniel, reporterg and Mary Elizabeth Disheroon, treasurer X. D g A J .frese mga :zine rcgrn issis' zrrs j1YllC9l'lfTl?S, Dena Pj s Q 1 We in Billy Kerri, Cirrus F r firwfly E:r':gs- r' mrs 1. 4' s LIBRARY CLUB MISS MARY CLIFTQN Sponsor Have you ever wondered who decorates those beautiful bulletin boards in library or who keeps all those library shelves looking so neat? All the credit goes to the members of the Library Club. This club is composed of all library assistants, including desk and magazine assistants. They meet regularly to discuss problems that arise and to learn more about the operation of the library. 21 Lilargry 'iesk issis' :!l'S are 'lf-fi TZ ri'g:.' t ff 1I.!.V' ff: i:.1sf,:: f .-lr. T D l tield, Carolyn ,ohnsfn .fiuline Per'-er ne 'Angie 1:1 211.1--. F n s '-' w ' A r' 'Y ' ' .l,.r. ,,,,,f,, . V- H ,zu ,J ..., H.. smell-es is r1'Sy F: so CLl f.'5 lflelfelf' Plftfilf LULfA A8 M K LETTERMEN S CLUB Thr motley rew tells jokes and l1m9T1CKS smqs songs and even qtves a cmd llqhtrnq exhlbl ron 'or thelr 1n1t1at1on rnto the Lettermen s Club DUB MCGIBBONY Sponsors Allred Youth recerved 1ts charter only last year but 1t s a qrowrnq orqamzatron 1n our school Sev eral assernblles have been presented by speakers from Allred Youth headquarters th1s year Its pur Dose 1S to orovrde entertarnment for tts members Oftrners of tne Le termens Club Clett to rrqh J Owen Ov ron rresrdent Oharles Rogers sergeant at arms Prlcc uenwae treasurer Buddy lanes secretary ALLIED YOUTH '1 Olllcers of Allred Youth Cleft to r1qhtD Lourse Wllson correspondrnq :secretary SUZ19 Peters hrs torlan lane Sparlmg vrce presldent Elmor Coombe recordmq secretary Mrs Hester Stall sponsor MARY LANE RHODES Presrdent lf you wrsh to be rn the Letterrnen s Club whrch was started three years ago you must recetve a letter rn football basketball or track Two 1n1t1a trons are held each year Owen Overton rs the presrdrnq offrcer for 1950 51 j9 0 -Y if ' 'I' W 31.5 1 ' F l V 5 Z , , ,Ai K , DN 1 A , ' T' s . , 5 -W x 4 ' n C ,H Q . . . , . . 5 L r 1 . . . ,V , ., . , , . . . . . H 1, 1 .1 . . . . . . r tx Q.. x y W ' 'r . lx 1' 5 ' 4 . nd W 0 A 4- ' .Q , 1 . , V . 1 L et , 1 ' , 5 O , - - g A Gnl t Y, ' 7 1 l , . . I . A 1 t V I V ' - I ' . 1 - 8 .I l I . 4 I 7 ,V .I l I 1 ' 7 . I - 1 - je gift Q L5 55f88l9 Alftf 1501418 l'l'L6'L 8 Lf NATIONAL HONOR SERV II' SOCIETY The members 0' Ihe N 1onc1I Honor Scclety cucmq p r' rx mms: IOW m CIQSGVIIIV are fIef 0 r1qIe se dB 'vlcrv Lune Pwodes Io .Ann SOI1f1PId Frances PFIIILS X' W1 1. rme P ers ,I rey re ers I Jry EI en bevdrt Q r Huc Ixson uec 1 S v EII I. Yves mn 9 rdnd, Ivf ry Lou 1. rkfcrci 'Wsyn Terrell CSIGHGID U E ,mg fry Fubk rd P sy Armx LIHFI Murcmson F r' rl K1 e me F e 'n Il MARY E STEWART Pre-sldent crv qrx E n Qewur nd 4 1' ee re seIImC5 ese Q or s The Nc1t1or'aI Honor SOCIGIY w1II have cz Jects as owordmq C1 sophomore cxchxevemert very 1mportcnt meetmq m room 301' How cup compdmq cr student chrectory sponsormq Iumxhcxr me these words summomnq he clcm cz clean up week polshmq up the trophles Thms serwce orqcm1zc1I1on comures up such pro cmd puttmq up C1 Cbrlsimus Iree Oli -.5 fi pl, x, uf MJ ICD :I and ldqe and IO A'm S' nfxeld ecexve cz Ove ed N OIIWP 5 fs UICIIUGD YS I. Brofvre spons P-.Jdrev Ann Petexs ld secrete v C eu CID B rbum I-1,1 chx on vmco presxdem and Georcnc SF-yI IYCJS ,xref I if I . I 5 . f f I X IIE I - .HIIISII 0 I ,xrgy X. V15 . i f I K I I ' I I . - - ' i . . .YGII ' f .I I G . I ' I I Y' . I . . T A. I z' ' .f, me . Z , , .1 O XLH ' S '13 et, A, A' :I H ' , 'JI 'I 1 2 , -2 bcrc I If , T' 'gd 'gf - ef, 'I 3' ,T1t'r' .ici ' 'e, .C '3. ', e '7 . Bvrbmg rx' Itten, Lc .' M: , if ':', ' Qe fullcs r'.Iks, ,Q 1.. i1k-T4. Y 2. ri . we I Q I: 4 The sccie-fy eeted and printed '1 sfpii-ent due:- t M' -' 1Ie .gy '. ' 2 Icthezme Tr ,mst 1 ' th Hrect 1: 'C stude. is . 1 A - I , , , . , E 1 i . I . - . , . , , , i u -. 1 , Y xi e V , I 5 . A5 Q I ' '1 , , X sb -. -e ' A' 1 X I , I 0 . - ' . :xy ' ' , ' -M 9 , : . I s ' I ku- ,V H. , , ' A 3 ' y F wg ,HA 5. N. E-I S. . .r 1 if ' V M . ' ' , , cry ' , r 5 S T9 2 f 's , Q? C6Ll l 6L 0141 8?lfLljOlfIfL8l'Lf TP U 'll BOB MESSEBSMITH P esldent tcers F T A re Qleft to r1qhtD M rr1s Lawle vlcepr stdent Marty Collms treasurer Bober Newnam sergeant at arms Betty Bates sec retary FUTURE TRADESMEN OF ARKANSAS F T A CREED l beheve In honest labor cmd earnest endeavor In the co operatlon of each and every worker In servtce through leadershlp In the tralnlnq of the m1nd the development of character and the mastery of the body That the achrevement of a true worker reveals h1S 1deals and fmal a1ms That the supreme re vv rd of a real craftsman IS expressed by hrm who looked upon h1s work and a1d It very qcod The F T A IS an orqamzahon of students tn dlversltled and d1str1but1ve occupatlons woodshop and prlnttnq A state conventlon IS held each year for contests tn var1ous occupat1ons a d1nner and party and electlon of state ofhcers Th1s year Betty Bates a member of the local chapter of the F T A was elected state secretary Many soc1al tunctron h1ahl1qht the yearly act1v1t1es ot the F T A such as the annual Employer Employee Banquet Other such soc1al IUHCIIODS as plcmcs and hayrtdes qrve mem bers of our F T A a well rounded year of act1v1t1es th The F, ., .. msmbsrs :mend ., Christmas pany held tn -afeterrft Euaere Nan-e, Mrs. Myra Dexter, a.d B, . Stephens-sponsors. Not ptcturedz Leland Hull. QU' l 0lftl'L Olftifeff LUL 8 CCL CL y l'VL6Ll'L6L98 e me s o' e e la Rrazx eport Do o FY Messersmllh e sqrer l. C Lee h1 Q en y nn re ary Be y Qlr so g d BARBARA WELDON 1 e FUTURE HGMEMAKERS AMERICA MRS W W TURNER Sponsor Have you be n wondermg who all the good lookrng gals wonderxng through the halls of H S H S are? Well heres a hlnt Theyr FHA s The FHA s not only get good experlence rn loom rnakrng but also have lots of fun Thrs fall tleey went to Henderson for a federatxon rneetlng Delega'es were sent to the Natronal Conventror rr Kansas Crty and to F H A camp at Fouchdale R fq,.,,,...O' 9 1 DIC! TIQ rl 9 LCOUCTFI S xrls GTI 631' IH P6 SE IO r 1YlS J en e of A 1 ' 4 4 , . OF ' B ' 1 . I , . N' Uv C I . . n. Fufur He maker .llc rs: Qllt to T1Qh'D Marna ., l, 9:7 r z', , tr a ' : u v WA. te, vrce' pr-sxd tg Bev- A Brown, sec f 7 it .Q :ti n Hector. e ' . - A V . I 2 I I - I . Q . . . - , . . I . U . I A ' - - - x.1 . . . X Q 2- A ' C A V f , -. F X K sl, 4 A I x. Presd nt A Q- , 2 M' , . Tr. u ' h 'rom Q: g ' 1 13 fy H 'Jah ., at a l al imc ' a. ENTERTAINMENT Perhaos the rnosf d11f1Cult fh1na for Puffy to learn the Whole f1rne h has n at H S H S IS to dance ff s awkward for a fra1n to TWIST h1s cars 1n rhyfhr rr1us1 The D113 n1aht has 11 U1 y arnved Puffy hnqers IH front of the school get f Q 1n some fast 1'n1nuf praouc befor ntennq h1S f1rst dance He Slqh and den W1 h a fw1rkfe rn h1s hah and a h oad m1le or h s face he enfers The a Ce T1rne elapses Then ore h rd 'nany HIS and Bye s as fhe sfudeafs oour 11 But wa1f Where IS Puffy? Ch ther he s 1n the rn1dd1e of fhaf crowd 1ook1na as 1f h IS fosf or deep walkma What can haxe happened? fn h1 1h nah rrayb he knows a seor t Puffy f ave The schoal He ooks up af the sfars and fauars at fh rn PQ breez 1S b emma 11.1 f enough to hckfe h1s Cheeks and everyfhmq see ns 111 perfe f Puffy 13 1n love He has def1n1tely found on of the hqhfer S1dQQ 1 educahon LU-If Oar N4 A-0 CJ V-TTT. I K T ., vv A X l 1 N . Et Q OT G to 3 x ' ,FQ 4Fl-I hee .... T . ' I T I T 11 1 . ,WW ' . . xl 1 , , - T T e T e , e e T T T . T s, ff 1 'f 41 T 'N l f I S ' 1 1 fe ,. E1 11, . T .1 . . 1 ea . T' 1 A o 'f. T. T . , e 1 T T , T T T .e T A T . ' . 1 Ts liahi is the bfankest Took that ever a train has worn, and he seems to be srnihnq as 1 e A e. -e s , f . 1 ' 1 e1 7 11 Q 1 1 ,1 1 A , 1 1. . 1 , fl ,f x, 1 J 5 , .4 T sr of T T 1. ' T 3 e 1 T T , ,- C' T . X Y 0 2 P n O O N Q o T7 i ng, 5 Qji., , U 4 : I N T ' O E I S 'xo vs. I - s '51 E . 5 I qf 5 G T - .' s X . I ' -f l - , ML gg!Lfer ije 0 e median 00-0-oof Q 461,64 me Fgfrlgeugnourgiigt in the ceremonies just before the captain plunqes through Captain Buddy lanes crowns Trojan Queen Georgia Seyl. f . 1 Q 1 Trojan Queen and maids: Cleft to riqlfitj Margaret Ann POT? Smith Queen Gnd Maids: Cleft i0 Yiqnfl MGYTY Collins, Mills, Wanda Furnctter, Shirley Volentine, Queen Georgia Helen Shaw, CGf0lYn Sims, Queen MGYY Ellen Stewort. Beth MC- Seyl, Marilyn Sparks, Mary lane Taylor, and Sally Humph- ClUnQ. lo Ann len, Gnd lean Bowman. reys, 4 09 -W4 or we edlfilfified Troyan Queens car Alma Mater Theres a school we all love dearly We call her Old Hot Sprrngs Hrql' And for her our Alma Mater We wrll fzqht and dre We wrll cheer her on to vrctory Oh let our vorces rmq true And our hearts be ever loyal Dear Old Hot Sprmgs Hzqh to you I Enthusrcstxc cheers rmg out as th Tropan Band aporoaches wrth zts UISPI mg color auard One of the blg events of the year IS th gala Homecoming danc spcnscrecl bv h Stud nt Ccuncll VL 0141 fl 0'LLl'L 0 f 0149 t f L5 61,7 LUCL6 50 55 -'Y The Charleston was never llke the Jltterbuggmg oi the Coke Set led by the Jazzy brothers Dmg and Dong Presented NATIONAL Tl-IESPIAN SOCIETY Cast Wzlma Sutton Francys Morris Maog1e Sassy Riggs Carol Sutton Adele Sutton Clalre Sutton Katle Prlde Mary Lane Rhodes Iulxa Ann Allen Ixmmy Melton Baggy Pants Baldwm Bobby Orr DIZZY Lucas Dmg Barrett Deno Pappas Henrzetta VIII centers around the life of a modern famlly of three teen age gxrls As the mother IS act1ve mn commumty affa1rs the daughters are qulte neglect Dong Barrett Annabelle Mason Ixmmy Howard HGUTIGIICI Carver Ray Taylor LIZZIG Martha Roy Allen Clmton Mary lean Gnzzard Ioe Boydstone Mary Beryl Gouy Dxck Hom lane Sparlmg Martha Black d Hennetta Carver the elghth secretary employed comes to the famxly IH disguise so that she may wrxte a book about l1fe In a neglected home ! That horrlble t1e' screams Fran cys Take t off thxs mstant Ilmrny s protestmg doesnt stop Kane s hysterlcs The Coke Set turns 1nto a mass of screamzng autograph hounds Wren I-'Iennetta IS dlscovered to be a famous author lA,6Ll 6Ll'Lf88 8lfLlf8l f6LLl'LlfVL8lfLf LVL f 8 Olftlflfge Cdl 'Fun- 1'4-Dt . ,Jwudlk Mmfl L' ' ' ling Mr V adswcrth and MISS Bracncs d1saqree rl mr T A S ourd b domq af'er scdocl Jr MA S Brooks is 1 sur of 1 rraI1 rss cs 'Was MISS Brccrcs M Fmdu Puqo Lonaacre I Vfadswor rx II1ss .Audubcn Mr A en Elsie E' une OUR MISS The presxdent cf the S rccl Bc d FUKC cr -,F .1 uqhter whrle Mr W dswcrt oak on BROOKS PRLSENHID BY IUNIOR CLASS U IIOHS C' 111133 rx, fl SL mm nd er CAST PGYIICIG Thrash 10519 Sel1q Rav McManus Gaston Hebert Kay Klmorell Marqa et Godwm Katherme Cooper Sxqma Haqy Sylvla Dons Marge GPG Rhonda ed Stanlex Mar IU s mm, r V ry Io Srmth Mary lane Taylor Iudv Arlde son Ann 'Wuscn Be Jer y May en Marxlvn Sparks Bxlly Kelth Roy Chn on Rawmond I.cna1r1c111 Hdn, e rsrwrers n I: sre ns e1psM1ss Br We Alfolo Crm! XQWL many Hall and caught for his misdeeds. C napa ' s W , , Alibi, flu y 'r5'Z:'. Ns Auf :up I 'N :E You're guiltyt prgnouncg the editor cmd Thomgs NVinkie Stewart, alias Bessie, nabs her min, Dick Nast, the tamed carfoonist who exposed the Tweed ring. HOUI- ThOY9'S UO CTUGDCG of his GSCGDGA Mr. Mahoney CcenterD is guilty of crooked politics in Tam- UP IN CENTRAL PARK Presented by Trojan Band l Up In Central Park is a vibrant, scintil' lating musical built around the big Tam- many Hall scandal in New York. The .fJ.,':'g, F3 show is packed with lovely tunes, tense fliffgti, 5? drama, sweet romanse, and rollicking 'Q 'ttf' an 0 fi in 1, -is 'bio , 42 ai fv it I' we .:x: .izlzng C s ,QT The chous in Up In Central Park provides the background music for the production and,iills in as many minor characters. laughter, together with colorful period cos- tumes with bustles! .T. if The piece ie resistance--the skxers' fain Ann Allen, Mary Emogene Gunter and Bill Blevins sing lean Grizzurd and leanne Hutchison, VVl'l'l others ci the cast, themselves s'raight into the hearts ot dirrfe the flowing 'Skaiers VVat'z wrh rg Qilting grace and ease. all in Yheif CCYIUHCRUZ YCTTIUUUC T495 . 7 , QI' IA, 7 C 861,11 bb i'y0lfLl QW, LVL95 DLZZ . Something new is always happenlnq around this school Take Twiro Season for instance when th girls asked th hoys for dates Then there was Courtesy Week Everyone tried to be Just a little nicer to his fellow students and to teachers Clean Up Week was soonsored by the National Honor Society which offered a prize for the cleanest and most attractive room in the building These events add to the enloyrrtent of our school life Vek :le Y RQ 1 T . V SPECIAL WEEKS 12 ll Tr., cffiiial beginning cf Twirp Season QT?.e Vtfcrnan . ,. ,, ..- .s i eauested ic E :jf f, Lccl-is like 1 busy week for VJ-arren Niles and Tyler Seiz. A Y,,, s s v s Clean Up Vxleek con est h ar is are Q e 'C atherin Cooper lv rg Roberts firs ericd s mn promo ed by the Na icn Fcno occxety riqHD Phyllis Kaufman Iudy Anderson re' Godwin S irley A tt and Caro yri x1 .ia Sss rf Keri and Dena :- Y l lmri 1 rs .lmsano x . , E ,., Lf . u '-1 vi .Il ln Q- 4' 5 , -1 f 4 . . . . Y A ' A I V .e T , e . .. s . ' V-. I n - - ni 4- V ' - - Q. , . r . r. . , - - A - Mr. Erza Hou . 1 p - clas V: first prize in the ' C - 1 t 7' ai . r E ' . - T e 5' is I it , ' .t . ' , , , ' . C ,,l'1:. ,h E:cc,' l , J le, F ' 1 - fr KLA- ' 1 N ,' ' A I 4. 2 l ij . A . , .- LI .....- r I' I x A , L X , .- . . I L .. , f g The Czur'-ssy I e ccrnrniveez Cs :ndir1gD Chairrxzzn l n Gcrf nr.: Elzzzieir. Gcgggn Qsea'edQ Lf :ry fc Srxrf. ':'-. ' Ccgecnd, sernary Musi., 'ind Cir. Urae '.-foci, 'Winners cf icuriesy T.-.'::: s 'urzng Courtesy '.'lGffk: Met' 'f 'i::.' fren' gr.-:Q SCf,l.fTifY5'S Cxrtl u rnzn and F-X '- lvl Qbacic rcwl juniors, Earltara ' ,zpf':s' Sf rdrs, ..' .e f.l.r':r.sc. and lilo . 1 . Olftf Ol 61, fl 6LLlfLZjl0fL6LlfL fi A0 LJQ? W 1 1. er V rv V 1' IO yf1W v fo '19 Basketblu 'W L , y Q Q 3 k es va Q IH m IYUPTDSSIVE sserrk v Pre, VH V.LI I Chris rr 1 ree III ng re-cewe Q1fTS for nfcrtran 111111 SG e Hn, are Q F n mm M y L011 L nl-vfrd fi M 1' cn Standfldac 0 9 your onsmts cf Oef 1 IIQIID lack McMa an and S1ssy Duags Buddy Tones md Meme Fmton Troun Captam Pnce G1 lenwater nd Troyfm II vs k,CC1'1'1Il'T x KQUGUTUQVTHH JYcI1'l vrr S 1 fvs md 3111 y Sm' SPECIAL DAYS The lh HKSQIVIHQ spmf fmds press1cn 111 a program 1nc1ud1nq max SIC by fr TIPL a rs Q ema'1on cf Vcxns 'c 31 can 1 11 1 by th hemp mums 0 99 'Sqn .X 'K .-.YS V' ',I 'Y . l:..L','.'S f Y fffl..,'. .'EEf 'fT.I'f'L,,1.. H911 .Yi 'xl' 'f':. -,N..A:'i: Af, -7-9 .- asia 87025 LU QPQ fo Qi O 5f86LlflfL G 5' .ne Lis eniertczin ine ircgan tootlzal. tern. :nd 'nerr .3 dates wit a dinner and fic s w. A DANCES AND BANQUETS is Q f 1 There are many special days and occasions to be observed throughout the school year. There are those that everyone observes, such as Christ- mas, Thanksgiving, and Easter: then there are the days that are important only as far as Hot Springs High School is concerned. These days are First Day of School, Homecoming, Spring Holidays, Career Day, and many others. On these days the students in H.S.H.S. endeavor to relieve the repetitious schedule of everyday school life. Different organizations sponsor various spe- cial Weeks and days. Without the co-operation of the members of these organizations and the remainder of the student body these programs could not be the success they are. lg ' 'fa f-r H--' if- ,-.V ,,,w,v. -V A .nc anna-. ,.,o,.,,.. .,,....,.f ll 1 I 4 git' .rom 'ne squid rzzerirg-ers after anncsn n 6 lm Li LU wg eelo C nggin 3.- Girl's Skater Qhfzck fowl Frances Prillips lc A St f .u . , nn an ield, Sissy Darrell Robbins, winner of the A. A. Hiqqs, lane Spailinq, Audrey Peters, Qtront rowj Vtlinkie Stewart, Mary U. W. award for his essay on world Beryl Gouy, Barbara: Broughton, Linnie Lou Murchison Cookie Se l , y peace. Katherine Freeman, Suzanne Peters, Billie Jacque Watson, and Barbara y 4. SPECIAL Hutchison. Av! Boy s State-rs Warren Miles Bill Creason Italo Amisano Paul rorshberq Ioe Boydstone Price Gillenwater Tullos Franks N ot nic ured Charles Brenner Iames Dowds Earl Ricks I Coach Mac and Captain Ralph Park er exhibit the Biq Six Baske ball Cham pionship Trophy ','g -a ,iw 5 if D' N' nn. xr -1 xan A M713 I e C, s or Ill e lacque Nason D A '1 Homerri ker ar on es a e Crir e cr I- niscn D A R Pilgrimage Gir are spe ral quests pr Q rr 9 of the cnap er at its Co om l Tea l J J V' IT . : I U, , I ' , r. 4 . . I l A Y A yi. 2 or 1- ' 'UV ' L ' ' - 3 1 ' V-cl I 5 Q Q' - 2 ,fi f,1 ? -if ,if 1 ll , . ., ' C -1 . yi xxx ,I ell ' 9 in 3 my . f 1 ' f 'A ' vs' . 'N ' ' ' 'Q' i Mr il -Tv., -L K J 7 1 V 4 I , I , K Q G N U4 , A i 6 I : my , f v ., . . 2 I Lf ' ze' 'A N 'I 'A 'D' X I t gf A lr 'Winners of 'r. Chl. :na S:ro.Q Cnristrnas 'R ' B 1 l I , . . ff .' .a , and B - s y C I t r U. I y Acco , second przce, and bar Iutc' ' , . ' 'i, c' ' .rt 'Lov r, first place, 'A 1 E . 'G -M 9 on LUifA Jzfwcew in View 5-A Iumor Busmess and Prolesslonal Women Cleft to rxqht 'rant rowj Mary Beryl Gouy Patsy Amlck Mary Ellen Stewart Csecond rowD Barbara Danxel Barbara Brauqhton Katherme Freeman Audrey Ann Peters Qback rowj Barbara Hutchlson and Mary Lou Lcmkford Iumor CIVIYOUS Cstand nqg Wayne Terrell Italo Amtgqync Charles Brenner Qseaedj tytgy Setz IJn1or Lxons B Cberfell Ben Thomas lxmmy Eason Clarence Rlley 'td Bob Shoclcley The Polio Qqeen and ner r.1n . h A1 I to Iumor Ro anans Qback rowb Btll WM ed ners up Clef to rxq J e Harper Queen IO Ann Setlq and Brooks lxmmy Phxllxps Qt on rowj Bully Kel H Garth l H bbard I.aVerneL1tt1eton HGY5 GUY U Ox K ' P . ' 'Vi , s P '- Q l i. vb '51 A ' . x I Q... 1 X fvftgt -- rl few. . 1 i . . fv- - 1 , Q L Q , ' , A 'Ev X 'Q 'A '-. ' A ' : ol: , , ' ., ' . 3 .I . I 1 y ,. f t , 2 X u x Y . , I' '. 'E s I V Y ' ' . - . - 'V . 'N , I A ' 1 G 4 . . .. .Y , .MCD ' ', 4 ' ' 5 T T ' . Yr., . 'A A A , L. . 61, 8l'LIf 88Z8 L 'L lu.,,,w v' A l The Rxqnt Re-vererd Andrew Yu Yue Tzu toxn Gore ond the Reverend Roland Moncure drs uss Dr Tzus address on hte m Com ms t.xdens to be en o Cmnese schools ASSEMBLY H xi-uf tnspxred by Dr Tzu Ieonne Hutchlson cmd Bur ur Ke1l sort pencxls erosers ond Compasses donated by thf Q? ' F s trns run tom r mol to v ry lnformrl rre medele by senror ,lrs Duvld Rubmoff famed comer .ug pnrtlmpdtxnq ln 1 De emner style show lmxst presents on GSS9mblY of musu m vorxed moods on lus rddlvdrlus vtom He 13 shown Hee x1't Mgr rvp 3 uc en m Jsserftv .J l-1 Nrnds 15 GN pen oss 1 r ev re elr sen ed ln 'W Speech feslv l.tleF Beryl Gouy presents ron O4 f 4 A 5 ' Q l i A ' as Q Q' I fy . 6 - ' Tw. -bil: ,3 J ' , s... Q :I ,,. : - ,wfxc ff 'tf -, 'j fr' ' . - if A rn: tfhinc A ' 5713? :ffl Q 'fr - i . Y A? t f 5 ' lt is A E 'V l ' t, . S A A 1 8 , I 4 I .::Ez' , r:.j' Q 'rt fx . e ' t . . , .d ' , f l' ' ' , - ' . .,., . - . I , l I .SA I V X ' L 4 'V ' x ' x ' x Y ' 8 8 M38 ,X - Y . ., , 5 O Q 4 , K 8 t A, 8 . . I . A 2 ' H .1 . V 'F' . for E d L lc is fhe . 1 . TCS The pl? UPEI' v A' lv A ' on ,ll f:ur'h , Ld drzmo ci . QC Q: b .GI PY? .' . me -' 'ff' ack. af 9105 unc! ujzidfd. PROGRAMS I! X . Bill Bright, as Sir Glcidwyri Iebb, speaks tc the U. N. Security ' ' Th U ' d States fldq 'ind the U N tltiq 'ir Council ds the Floss in Problems of World Peace qives 1 model e riile . . . ' ' ' f 'f e H 'F meetincjt on U. N. Duy. displayed by Don Griffith ind Blirbir.. utt .isor O led feis he Six Ddrktowri Stru ers Bul N s nev r p y ts dr pldymq it iss A ex ir 1 5 r eref'r,,,'rie . tt ' Q ' 3' . e Q be or. Ca t 9 ' '. K, lt. , 7 4 , .f',,,, .11 ' A ' ,, 5. t .v ' f rl ' .1 , Q ll A- .d X . . V , ' f 1 e 4 N , N f X Q .lf .. s . .. flfiicc dr xiii H ,sg ,,.5 M A Cyzdi.. its EEO., QWCS ,np 5, 3,153 Amp A --1-A-VMS Cf7f l7 Elf, if 'I L1 -f' uliifi :ri evhusig 'IC C Cwd if Trcizri Tins .rx if 'n- ,ulz ..9,flIT'QS 6ll!8 61, ?lfl,LI WWW 119401 mvm Watch out Horace Barbara has the bead an you that snowball mlqht be a lxttle wet Q! and en ...f-'H' -sm Whats all 'he Confuslan about? Cl' tts noth mg really Just studerts decoratmg for the Candle lxqht Servrce Students help workmen break the qraund tar our long awcuted 'reld house Xlsx u Whenever there s a moment to spare the senrors qather ln Mrs Housleys closet to learn the newest Charleston steps wnrle hanqmq on the coat racks Coach Mrblobor, thmks Pun c bs too much rn fourth penod study The penalty Prrce must read selectrons from Sara reasdales Love Songs LVL ca, oode. Jie? Jo! LMA x it Z' KV' Bill Oliver and Bob Messersmith turn over a big sale of cokes at the Homecoming Dance. Pur- chasers are Francys Morris and lackie Spencer. Y The Click-click of these girls' knitting needles may mean that we may soon hear the pitter-patter oi size l3 clcd-hcppers in our halls. ,lt The Cowboys before their jaunt to Walnut Ridge and the State Basketball Tournament: Cback rowb Frank- lin Middleton, loe Thomason, Buddy Iones, Iimmy Dowds, and Bill Woodcockp Cfront rowj Iack McMahon, Ralph Parker, Coach Mac , Price Gillenwater, and Tom Pontius. H. S. H. S. students grab mops and baskets to help check the flood caused by overflowing showers left running all night by a rival baskete- ball team. - ,, is , yu at ' The Torchlight comes out with a big scoop -the announcement of the annual staff. There was a record turn-out at the polls today! The entire student body cast votes for their favorite candidates for Student Council President. SPORT Th h1q letters on the door reaa PPTX ATE Tns1de the roorr 1S d1fferent r m most othces 1r that 1t Conta ns ne oks no typewmter and a desk so 1nute one can almost tell 1t IS a Cast otf horary stand At th desk SITQ Pu1t'y w1p1nq h1s rex xx th all the d1qr11ty f a nnaanate s er y v y oo s C uttered w1th haTTs of every s r1p1 11 hu K me y d 11 e11s1 e of every shade ond shoes of ry QTZC Puffy assurnc a tate1y ur 1 he surveys h1s surrau11'11nas T en If to the SIIIKJTCGQTUCT' and races ott Putty ts very roud ot n1s pos1t1o11 as ess stant student 'nc naqer and he ve- 111 aeh s otf1 e 1111da11 1113 Ins 111pf rtance He erwys wor ma h the e 1 ana STICITIYIQ the1r 1u1 he nee wanted to he the tearr1 nut he d1seoverea h was1t assemhl tor t Now he 15 qu1te cnte ted tor t11e 1rr1portant th1na he has learned 1sn 1 what you do but how you do 1t XNQXGHT K A FUUXSX 5 x I1 mT i'c . i 'X EV E 'CHL f' qi- !!..4. - l LEA ! . Q ' T 7 7' ' N ' ' I A i , , , J kr . A T W . -, 11 1 , -so 1 , e 5 T.- ' 1 , T T T b ,uf 11 T T o 1.1 . ft 1s rath stuff A fer e er n k of the room 1 1 no 1, 1 - '1e:o st o , CT ets of 3 'dr 1 to :'o11, to'v-,pls , - f' . 9. ' 1 Q vs 59 ,T ' rs ' , : T 1, Q . h, f1H at 011630 Q1 hlast Co111e1s: 'TYoo-hoo, 56?TV1CQ.' With a start, Puffy loads htrnv :se , .3 ' . 1 1 . p T T .T Q 'rio 1 1 1 , , lfgxs to st? ihe oo o T. Tc, T 12 1 L 1:11 ,it o. ' kT w1t1 1 t an T ' 1. I o s 1, en . - 1 E TA 1' ' edfi. ' T C11 n , 1 1 - L, ', A , ' I fx Q . -.. o X A M., I ' X - I . -1 'U OO fi ' 'Tv ' T I' U ' r 'Q .' P x 15.1 e Q. 5 ' ,. 5 7 . Q 1 jf Mn? w!m1f you a!0, Auf Low you cfo if fl Ag fx 1 if n'31'R1w ' .Q 43 1 QSKSPHIWQQ rnnmzs - ,mmm , rs.r. to Y N 1 15921 75 19 'Qt k , tx gy Q.,-i5huJAng ' ft i ire ffm engine Assistant Coach Dick Nance, Coach Ioe Dildy, and Athletic Director Dub McGib- bony. 1 ff -if 5 Q QQ' 9 al Troyan Football Squad Cleft to rxght top rowj Bobby Blackman Frank Winston Cnt Conly Iackle Spencer Clyde Hart B111 Iones Hal Boyd Ixmmy Randall Shannon Melton Rex McMahan Steve Lonqmottx Ixmmy Schran Bobby Orr Cmzddle rowD Charles Holt Howard Burch Ftoqe S1bba1d Don Phxlhps B111 Woodcock Marlon Matthews Kenneth Austm Ilmmy Woodall Tom Page 108 may 109 going lflwoug TROJAN FOOTBALL s l I fill!! i Ponuus Iames Austm Don Brooks George Merrlott Roy Dale Smxth Qiront rowj Horace Duke 'Q hm Guerm Dxck Horn Owen Overton Bob Shockley B111 Ohver Ioe Thomason Buddy Iones Chuck Rogers B111 Wh1tt d Ed Spencer Iack McMahon Dxck Bxrmmqham and Ixmmy Mont qomery LELAND HULL, Business Manager H f in up 'Q 'fsf rv' ff Cid V e Hart attempts cm end sweep Gqczmst Benton 4' L41 I a-FL 42' my 0 ian 1-,Q SB BuddY iones pon nds out Ymdoqe m Sp xte ot the Lxttte ROC k 'hq IS lock McMohsn heczvps C1 long pass durmq the Turke y Day clctssxc Qt Pme Bluff n F af, . ' 1 if I U D Buddy jones comes the ball deep into Zebrd terntcry. A mudspctrered Q-tidy y 0 Tmjcn Qcrins against Lime geek A - , , UN. fA . Z I fgg Buddy Iones is stopped by cz flying Zebra. CD Bwww .KO if' as 4 4 ri? 'Pi- Buddy Iones Halfback Ixm Guerm Fullbock Toe Thomason Ouarterback SCORES THEY Ionesboro Arkadelphxa Nashvllle Llttle Rock Greenvllle North Lxttle Rock Russellvxlle Fort Sm1th E1 Dorado Forest Clty Benton Pme Bluff Clyde Hart I-Ialfbock Dzck Blrmmqham Halfback if J Owen Overton Tackle Don Phllllps, End Fioqer Slbbald, Tackle P. 4 Bit- , I A 'Q f-!!'l1L.'?J.2 lock McMahon Qucxrterbcwk B111 Whm d Guard N5 End 'YOYYX Pow Don Brooks End ner rv ' all JK nk 'S M41 5-Vofva d Burch Tackle C .1 LY Ed ccencer Cnord .. , - 'r 'nv -. Bob Shockley Center 1 Ohv er Holfbgck sf Q.. 'SS' W. 1... 'Q way 'ab ' 22,5 F' nd.. r , . 4-r'a!,-.aa gf 1 Q3qL-H3 D1 k Horn End gui: I Y . . 9 I . w , N, C A . . , B71 . .AZ 1- PV . 'Q fb I 'hug , ef M J -I 'K - . , -,,, , 1, ' ., F. 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A. r ' ., h'l:' ' , -r 'C f QKQ f Our ch er leaders Lmme Lou lVlUTCl lSOIl Rrchard CTGIQO Slssy Rugqs Captam lrmmv Me ton Margaret Godwm loe Boydstone md C Captam Marty Coluns 'rave done 1 TH! of erma H S H n SEPT I5 SEPT Z2 SEPT 29 OC 65 N313 bcvao fwfr lr sp1te of the fact that the Tro,ans won only 5 out of l2 aames thrs season they have had one of the best teams rn the conferenc Bad weather dtd not bother Coach Drldys men as they took a 40 6 vrctory rn the1r season opener September 25 wrth the Ionesboro Gold en Hurrrcanes The followrna two aames were astly taker by the Hot Sprrnas goal touchers a they took the Arkadelphra Badqors and th Na hvrlle eleven Lady Luck fatled to do her duty Qs th Troy eleven lost three consecutrve aarnes to Llttle Rock Greenvllle and North Lrttle Rock The Caprtal C1ty team was usrna a new defense that the lrnesmen werent able to understand too easrly In the words of both Leahy and -Drldy We were out defensed The frnal score was l86 ln the Greenvrlle aame coach and puprl were prtted aaarnst each other TroJan Mentor Ioe Drldy coached Greenvrlle Coach Warren Averrtt at the Unrversrty of Alabama I9 5 O JONESBURO ARKADELPHIA mu H VILLE mu U LE ROCK un WEIWUEJKS. Ilflf MUTTIE W nm SCHEDULE T V nusseuvuue rr sums EL comma ggnfsr qw ron mls sum lliii ti However the Spa eleven were out played by Averrtts team as they were beaten l56 The Ncrth Lrttle Rock Wrldcats scratched the Tro come out on the ora end of a 26 l3 battle The men clad rn armor from Troy broke rack rnto th w1n column brrefly as they rodc rcuanshod over the Russellvrlle Cy lones 27 2 El Dorado and Forrest Crty put a damper on the Drldymen as they bested the Spa eleven 33 6 ana l9 7 respectrvely The Q11 C1ty eleven smea ed the Trotans on the O11 Freld Novem ber lU Forre t C1ty was out for a vrgtory over Hot Sprlnqs and they accomplrshed therr pur pose by defeatrnq the Troy boys by l2 pornts An all out struaale was made by Benton but therr effort was rn varn as Hot Sprmqs outpowered them l3O Turkey Day was the Troyans frnal chance to w1n or conterence t1lt The Zebras however outscored the Spa goal seekers 40 7 Thrs was the ftnal conference and season aarne for the TroJans AWK ,UL -0.41 zme? '-r- '-rf W, TV 'Q-.iirwm :Z adv? 'SI' ' ,av- lhe football manaq rs work as hard as the tear Thes enerqetrc boys are Stuffy Montgomery 'hart s Holt Roy Dal Smrrh and Horace Duke f , A ' , S, Q we yt ' C . -l, K 1 TC7rS1l'1'Q . In t 12315 ffl che ' 4 . . .S. o to vtrtffry. ' A ' - - -fu OC . 27 . Q no . 3 . y A T nov. no ' V 5 T. ' f not I7 S y 5 h M. s Q , Kwik T T i,M ' my , L, , 5 I i , 1 t 0 , 66542: ., 5 t I ' . . , 3 ' r , J ' I 9 4 ' . ' 4 l - Q5 fctf gg gfgdgg Gnd Chgfgctgl' QIQ Cgnggfngd. lCII'1S for ll'19lT SGCO1'1d Blq Six lOSS. The Wildcats , . - ' ' , ' M VI 7 . 9 . . A 19 I' 1 ' N I A ' ' S r V Q 9 k 1 W - . - S' I S ' l U v I . . . , A . ' . A , , Q . - s ' ' N .,, Q T,....,, , -.. 34--. V k ., ..,,, ,u fl W N .fe T w get T 1 w g ' M A. . C7241 ' -- ' A j Q ' FQ T5 . , ' iiffi V ' f ' s M , 'Cruz . ' -rf . J 1 f-552 ty , - 'ff 4. , --gif :ff f x - . , , ,. 'i5'?'?? 1' e . at .r. 9 I H 'I , C le , e r ' , . Wi 5t80LWL ZOOVVL 0 t 8 df CL aff Qt TROJAN BASKETBALL f'oaohN P Mac Mccaully Startmq Lrne Up Clef' io rxqhtl Ralph Parker P loe Gxllenwuter Budav Iones hmmy Dowds Iack McIv'ahan 7M f.. fl ni' frown Baskerocll Squads A and E: Ref' to righy front rowj Colin N, E, M:C1J..y napn Parker, Buddy Iones, Iack Moblahan, Iimmy Dowds, Ice Thomason, Prlce Grlrenwzrter Prank Mrd- cileicn, Garth Haysy Qseoond rowg Senior Manager, Irmrny Sanders, George Merriot, Billy 'Nood- cock, Irrnmy Eason, Doyle Shlrley, Don Pnrllrps, Tommy Pontius, Qtnrrd rowj Statisuoran Stuffy Momqomery, Manager Bobby Davasher, Larry Walquisf, Don Hadley, Larry Stephens, Don Kun- ball, Rex McMahon, k mg for Y6bOUl'1U1nQ PU Wlth hrs eammates loc etgot Ot the basket agamst non tack Mclvfahan akes G S Lmte Rock The Tronan hoopers played out a Spectacular season wrth a record of 10 wrns and 6 set backs not lncludmg the Brg Srx Tournament and the State Tournament The TroJar baslceteers opened the season wrth an rmpressrve 37 35 Vrctory over Sh rrda tn a pfactrce game but lost the next trlt to a towerrng Prne Bluff flve 49 45 The TroJans spun the Trger by the tarl here lanuary l5 and trounced the Lrttle Rock Trgers rn a Brg Six game 40 37 After havrng no trouble wrth Benton the Troy boys let Fort Smrth come from lfehrnd rn the thrrd quarter and defeat them 39 36 ln the folowlng two games the Trotans had no trouble rn beatrng Arlcadelphra and Benton but the l950 State Champron Van Buren Po1nt ers pulled rn front of the Wooden Horse men by a score of 28 20 to hand them therr thrra defeat The North l.1ttle Rock Wrldcats and the Ben ton Panthers were tamed by a gallant net rrp prng Troran frve, the scores were 34 32 and 59 42 respecttvely After berng trounced by Pme Bluff by a score of 55 46 the Mccauleymen smothered the Arkadelphra B rdgers by art overwhelmrng vrc tory of 87 39 Page 116 SEASON RECORD Sherrdan Prne Bluff Lrttle Rock Benton Fort Smrh Arkadelphra El Dorado Van Buren North Lrttle Rock Benton Prne Bluff Arlcadelphra Ltt le Rock Van Buren Fort Smrth North Lrttle Rock BIG SIX TOURNAMENT Little Rock Fort Smrth STATE TOURNAMENT Ionesboro Th most excrtmg garrte of the yecr follow ed the tamprng of Arkadeloh a The s e was rn Hot Spr ngs and thelr arch rrvals the Llttle Rock Trgers had nearly taken the game as therr prey untrl tn the frnal mrnute of the game ln the last ren seconds of the garre the Trolans were behrna 46 45 Then Irrnmy Dowds got pos sessron of the ball and exactly 33 feet away from the hoop he let go of the ball The shot w as good' Th frnal score Trorans 47 Trgers 45 The Van Buren Pornters outpornted the Tro Jans by a lopsrded score of 6130 Fcrt Smrth rrpp d the net rr a fast movrng defensrve game the score 53 50 Uslng a two platoon system agamst the North Srders rn thetr last game the Trolans vrctored 43 35 Earnrng therr way to the frnals by defeattng lntle Bock 43 40 and El Dorado 2919 the Hot Sprrngs Trolans mangled the Fort Smrth Grrzz lres 42 27 to w1n the Blg Slx Tournament at Prne Bluff Ralph Parker led the way wrth hrs free throws all through the tournament as he sank 31 of 34, an all but mrraculous percentage ln all he scored l4, l2 and l5 pornts for hrgh honors for each game as well as for the tcurn arnent Thc Trolans closed the srason by losrng to lonesbfrc 26 43, at the State Tournament W 37 ,,,,,,., Y..Y, ' - A--' -V 45,, Y.Y. -, -..Y.. --- ------ ---' 40 ,,,,,2.,.Y... 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I , , I A . ,O ., A - , e They 5, 00 Garth Hays helps to estabhsh the season s hrgh scormg game with his two pomts Crgamst Arka delphra An unidentified Trojan attem goal against Pine Bluff. pts Although heavrly guarded a Lzttle Rock player smks two pomts m the Brg SIX Tournamen t lu All cmmy Pontxus flres one rn aqamst North Lxttle Rock eyes are upward as T Bud . avmg C1 hard time with his shot agamst El Dorado. dy Iones appea's to be h ' M S KRW DQ .ll ll' ll' ll' Q ll Q Ill Vt fx VE:l1l X 'Q I? I 1' 5 if W Nwiisel- Um-V r ' Q f '-feg f Y x 'Q f ,i 1 ,if Q! 47 6 l Q' ' X'-vim' 3 .nmuu X by ,Q x ' 'I 9 W sf And so another graduate goes wrth confr dence tnto the world Our lrttle Putty wtll tnd a specxal place tor h1mselt Just as all of us mu t f1t rnto the world s pattern of lxvtng Educatton has forged for Putty the powerful rut. ure he ne ds to be a leader tn the sweep mg rush ot a fast movrng mechantcal age No longer however wtll the stmple fuel he u ed before suthce now he must have mo e poten teedmg He must probe the vast store of the world s knowledge sctentttrc mechanrcal cultural sp1r1tual for the fuel that Wlll yteld most abundant power He must learn to con trol that power and use It constructtvely Although Puffy s cars have broaden d and lengthened h1s Caboose r ma1ns unchanged No doubt some day xt too w1ll be streamlme but that must come w1th the years and expert ence Probably Puffy w1ll be llttle noted 1n hrstory books but he w1ll be long remembered by all of us Through worklna wtth h1m and help1ng htm we have helped ourselves and the name of Puffy w1ll hold a specxal place rn our hearts Good luck ltttle Puffy' The Staff 'UU ,' A M 5 LD I Q ' E . 4 I s x V - ,yin ' V ,H , - E V I. , Q . X I H - X I' I A . ' . l x 'll 4 b - , 'E t t' w e ll 't -l f.. fi' A fl il - . I l - 2 2 . : A -X -4 X I l l ll!! S - N 5 Q.. N 1 ' I ' X E - :::': t. an e 1 !l'!f f 'N l . K - QE .. C- 4.7 ' - ' fo X - N Y xky -, , - ' X 'I fu . I 1 1 I V1 .di VL 150 6U'L0f el gfd, MCL!-8 g08.'5 Milf C0115 81168 Ll'Lt0 t 8 LUOI' HALE OZARK BATH HOUSE ROW f KN! FORDYCE QUAPAW BUCKSTAFF Adyo f Ing petty ue m sBc e ff-rf ---- i L. MAURICE SUPERIQR Arkansas National Bank Arkansas Trust Company Hot Springs Clearlnghouse Assoclatlon H593 1 pl' Eh ' Ak . Ed B. Mooney, Incorporated Congratulations to the Builders of the Future trom tne Builders of Better Buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McRae Ed B. Mooney, Incorporated General Contractors SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS INCORPORATED SENTINEL RECORD d Hot SPRINGS NEW ERA ll l- S I N I cf' I . H cm For ottkrininq 'he best and l':'es1 reporh Vvle hefzr if cli-en sfited Yf' :Qi 'f ' - , ' 'W lllllx ff 'HH 11 SOUTHERN GRILL Centrally lcczted for convemence sake For tops m food frcm sandwlch to steak Vlsx' the Scuthem Gml and youll agree Tney fllsplay real Soutl'err' hospltalny 4' Q74 PHILLIPS DRIVE-IN CAFE .'.'f- nrvcr 'xcsff' zs iz mana sc, tue fp: Phziflps Drzve-1'1t cn Puri: Avenue, Amyilmf cf 'he diy-crlyilrne cl Ilze niqi., HC! d l S P w '1 Lul. 'J ' 1 2.35 xr, ulvzys xr. slight Compliments Of Reynolds Metals Company 1 M J GROVES HOME AND COMMERCIAL S1 1 L d Q IFPDSP 1630 Gre- nwood Avenue PHQNF 5260 HOT SPRINFS ARKANSAS Page 124 GENERAL CONTRACTORS :J ' . , 9 A J , I gqqptnhfa' 50 Fpbl NRE FR K, I' Z 1--nl MW, .2-f , WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY A frxendly smlle nd cm open door W11I olwuys be found cr! W11sons Furmture Store Perfectxon for the home IS what youll fmd Plecxsmq the customers IS what they have m mlnd TIP TOP STORES Do you wont to know the 'nost Economlcol place to Shop? To qet the hnest m foods You must qo Io the neorest TIP TOP G L Merritt 81 Son 301 Malvern Avenue Phone 280 cmd 281 Retcnl Agents for CANDY, CIGARS, and BEFR Page 125 W ml nu W TQ 'J on I , ,,4.I ,. A. I zv,iNkg . v I 'S 71 :XA Y at -gr 'Q' '3- g, Q Lewis Bor-B-Q Pzrtxcunr 'mow your food? Theres only one place for you- For food ot 1ts very best, We suqqes! Lewzs Bar-E-Q. Jock ond Jill Studio Want to ltzve- your prcmre taken And you hzverft loxs of dough? For ine fmest quuluy, 'S 'he loc' ond '7 SI f n Wnelon Book Store Greeunq Cords ond books for school Typewrxters paper PQHCII ond rule-Q The e SUppl19S ond mony more One com buy it Whelan Book Slore Poppos Confectionery P s C1 ff prong S N1 e lexr reg n 1 ee nxtmyo ss pCe sy Fnqodoire - Iernth ond RCA Rodlo Caloric Pffznqes - Klcgehler Furnlture - Yotgrzirstown Kitchens - Speed Queen VVCISFXSTS SAM SMITH FURNITURE CO. CoMPLETE FURNISHINGS 4144418 Ouochno Avenue Phone 555 556 Hoi Spnnqs Arkansas 1... -3 KIMBRE LS DRUGS Hobson Motor Co rep SACS Mtcs ev fc 5 , , A lf! I To buy T1 used cur,- Tf .Sie to cjc . .. Q cr. .o r. Th if '1rQ 'Z DRUG TQR xf 8' 1 il-'KRW-4 W 321- .M4w+ fs, ,ggi W 'M' 44'-f Cam s Drug Store McMahon s Prettl Point For drugs and Sall'1df16S cosm t1cs and the lrke For rest and relaxatlon S1mply ao to 404 Albert Plke And f1Sl'1l1'l 1n the sun Youll also hnd baby supplles galore Go to McMah ns Prettr Pom! Phone 5027 or go to Cam s Drug Siore O Spa Realty Company Everyone longs to have for h1s own 'X place that s Just waltmq to be called a home To each Spa Realty we recommend To fmd the house that spells Welcome lrlendl n beautlfu Lake Harmlon Stelgler Brothers Bookstore School Books Typewrners Ofhce Supplres 520 Central .Avenue Phone 458 Hot Sprmqs Arkansas llK 4 Page 128 . f 'rl' V :-,A Pi 3 ' t B' if s f -e li J viffrlfff . , U 4, xl. 4, . T ' ,,'I, N V 4 W , - D y J K, 5 , L f , Lf - A . . V,,a:-1.2! Q A61 . ,Jeff 1 , v . i s-,fy 'fff gLg'2'1 gf: , ' f K I iff. A-v 1'tffy g1. - - 0 5. -T? , .gr .. 1 it- :, 'kt f ..' M7151 I 1 ' 'H ' 'Q 'Y 4 L4 .' 7' ' 1' -ef ' 1 L .QW . - ' V - F l...:.f. 5' ,Q fl ' A 4 A v 7 , lm. ' h, W' gi' VV iv iii. R 1L if 3r 2i Z 5 3, :Sgr .,... K Q ff, 7 F :Solis n 1- ,..,...... ..... 1 I A, ,,,, ,mc ,:,W, 5, X Y, , ., , Q 2 5 e , w.,e 'T'w jf' 'B'-2? ,k,.f, k ,, I . lt g 'M14:g-tcJ5, -LT?Jff? - - 5 1 W Qffff fW'vt . I 1 . . v ' , e ' ' , ' , ' ' ' : c ' ' ' i ' ' v ' l ' 4 fi' ' 1 4' , W Q I' 9 ' AY: . . k yn 'L V! A .Qt , ' rf1 'V' r 4 . 'Q-R v H . yy ' , , - l A ' , 417 . , ,X - W r Q.. .,,? ---1- on .... .gm 945 Rhodes Real FSTGTE Agency Spgrtmg GQQCIS Sfgre Hzcles Rea Eslale L Dr A rmsmcn IS Len lor lp scve your yr lems or Y Buggs Auto Supply ancl Kimball Dlsheroorm Agency Service Company Incorporated rrrc rlll FN n IJ slit BIGGS ML MAKES --5 Page 129 Hot Sprmgs Packmg Co Inc B ef Pork bocor whats Vfur worry? 1-Io! Smrngs Packnq rpany ll r k I hurry FQ. r Convenrent no delr-y hey r at your servrc rvr-ry d y ill 'S-3-yu Complrments of , r .. lohn F Adkins Agent: GENERAL INSURANCE 0 R' 'w'4W3c'1 626 Central Avenue Jack Tor Hotel and Baths Arr evemng' of emoyment And ,he finest of foods by fm Phone 340 Hot Sprrnas Arkansas T y that fabulous place up Parr: The one and cnly Jack Tor 1DRs :X V Hensley Motor Company ky HENSLEY ' Hensley IS tne Oldsmoblle man Here they sell the best cars rn the lana The p ICQS are moderate nr 'rqf r - And remember rhrs rs the plrce to :lr Page 130 Q , , , ' , 4 ' , ' . ' ' ' v Y ' ' 1 C011 wi rfzr: 1 in L xr l,,.,,,.,g,e3 .. - I 'S , e 4 A Y ' M l T ' O , ' 0 2 ' rr . u nv . mx , A ' , ., K , . -- - p . L -- W ' ' 1- ' :gun .,. I M:-,.1ijg'r 'L'Z f:'iT'ZQ'Z W 't m2',fj' - - rf 7 A it f -- ' 7'f5 fil::f'f,r 1 -'QI'-3' f ' , L , '. ' , -f 1 H I 1 .. .9 V, 6 E . ef- f I 363 , f H s. :K A If - 1-.fini ' - . , - Sitka , 1-r s., E . Q '33 v f, .,g , I , 3.3 t,+'fg.,' - 5,1 A1 I . 1- - ra, - .1 - . 'ff' ' '.', f f , 4, ' : 'rX'q rlwyx ' N-N la. . A.. ' 5 , , . r . ' - Holimon-Creoson Motors If your inure Contains Z1 new cor, Then Hoizrnorr Creoson 1S your hes: bet .,v Le' 'hzzt :rg olregrrn rn your fuure icrne .,..D, A Chrysler or Pfyrnouth rs 'rie for :or you. I '1 T 'T' 'QQ 1 Rosermthol s Shoe Store If you vf nm srroes For have styre and class Thru rr D 1 e and vu ue are unsurpassed A Rcsenthcls Shoe Sto e you shooud stoo ' wh r the N us orner wlll lwoys shop '-'A Q. r L4 l -.jx Pfeufers of Arkonsos e store o drsnnrtron we re sure yc l oqree When you JlS1 Pfezfers of Arkansas' 1 Ned Pnlenlen ,I In For Sprrnqs nd other mes of he sfc For your Cornfor ond Convenlence thev p 1 1 Page 131 A G Crawford Phormocy FV! F I P V1 F1 'le er L O There Q we n I IS Cly os 1-cn W or s ro L Crangheacl Laundry Cleaners Do washday WOTYIGS mal-'e you blue? Then we know 1ust the place for you The Crmqhead Laundry s a place of work They do the dunes that you shxrr Prmce Cook Motors Ther s a Ford ln your future So see Prmee Cook Smre 11s a qood buy you Wanl Thls IS tHe place to look cn ll ...-aa r '3ff we-.MMM Bfqlmlfgg Schrmeck Drug Company u e iowa i lfr Qchnerk Fug Slole key l11ve Wen 1 J 1r' T1 Page 132 DeCoursey Jewelers 502 CENTRAL AVFNUE 1r1'l 14115 s C eilo s o Qur 15 le Jel WunderIin's Service Station If your Car is in need ai repair, Ga to Wunderlrrfs - they'11 fix it thereg At Third and Hobson - Phone 3859 7 Wxth Y1'16'1I' GG products, it'11 be done in na time. r 'w Oaklawn Supply Company F1Shl1'lq G kle dlsh s apphances Qupphes you wont to buy? To Freemans Center you should Qtraxqht to Oaklawn Supply hurry I Lauray s Jewelers About 1ewe11y we have thls to say For fme ltems see Lauray Thelr service and merchandlse cant be befx They f1X one up to be very ehte I :gn H3 x x buf Teague Furmture Stores Rags or ble edrpcm S 1 s Furmture tyl s qalore Are fo nd and N1 r' p ICP hudqeiwlse- A he 'node r Teaques Fum lure Store r l-in . 1 I A f ks nf .-' rg 7. ' - - I ' ' '. x x . ,,bl I . . ,F . D . I . ' .e , o, X. , M ' , ,K ' 9 ' x , .- 3' . . . l . P we .f ., . , . , . 4 A - Q? A 34 .LW x -? .1 ta S or E: Jie! ' s e - - , ' u -- ' 't'. r' ,s .x K- It . r. ' ' 1' . .. , . . Eleonor l-lorrus Q I H ai.. Drive ln Food Morke n Var 1 lrl 'll IPYIFV :Mc Page 134 HNF' 'Z Purvty Ice Creom ond Mnlk Co Izmty Ice 'reom IS CI tosty treot For '1 r lneslmnq dessert or C1 bxte to en Pu :ty s located on upper Thxrd Street There frlends ond vzsxtcrs olwoys mee GLEANDR HARRIS rf-N WEAR Dougloss Flower Shop Fl wexs ore always rlqht For speotol evens for he school hops Youll olwoys be rlqht w1t'1 flowers From Douglass Flower Shop 5 ln! I2 'Lx gy' F T . K: . rw ' ' 5 , X e , . . . r ' ' ' 7 . . , . b - N-....-.....-,..,. , -' Y V , ,fl ,f .l,:TC-11101 .:l'lIILf, lms qtstgfrs iilvizzer ffcrxx Nr-.1 Y k .xml Qfutilzgo routes her ,. .Efyte s.l1ft:l if :cr Jtgsuizl ff FU-'flll C5 wefzr, icvffy 'fssgftcs l'r ri :rms cr :111r. 1 - V A mf J' , . ,, . ., C . ,, Y t , l , . V ' I A A 4 ' , , , 4 5 2 -fl' t 2 , ,r L ':r:j, 'he lfs' lil1 .'.'l'1 rr mos. -.5 'g 1115? 'yj'yf' yf,.1'.. i3r1fieYs'zr1'Q .tv in yiur :I C1 fl 4 k 'if tr: su-5 -ft .V nl: K .I .fail 11215,-1, George Hubbord ond Son f if 5 si, ' 71 I 2 . --1-. V . Your Grznriiw 1 'r :ded here, I . ' :MA Y ul U NU.. ' A5 - T 1 ' 'M . 'Q -Q Is not the only :eqson wzy To George Hubbard and Son's , - You ought to qc to buy, Como Hotel 1he Hotel Corf s on asset A rloce for res The Hotel Co'ro has plen y of space Ho Qp m s C1 won wuh lo s of 'un IS cf ueproof one derful 51 ef IIE! H Q- -+-us., B be ri-si N HHliHlu'h IMS COMO HOTEL RICKS CLINTON BUICK COMPANY XXX Page 13a Ricks Clinton Buick Co -mow 1 S T SC V1 v UV I-Iulfon Furnnture I ,M ,,. DINO S STORE FOR MEN DAIRY OUEEN OTTO C GOSSETT N 5 1 ull? MARTIN S DRUG STORE IUNIOR MISS SHOP I E HARPER AND SON ifrff FURNITURE STORE uv- OLLIE ALLEN YOUNG AGES GROSS MORTUARY YATES MEN S STORE 'viz L... Jfrlwszsl I MJ 1 J' 'A la:-321 M FASEY S EOOD MARKET STRAND THEATRE HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOP Z I , S-Nj i! fd . I E M,-1.55, I 1 x 5f'u'ur1 ,, A ' 'Ti' ' dl KK , 2- . aww' I E s T 0 , I I 1' -l' ff Y I r' - , R J ' ' Sv I' . s y T' T ,JI-,ff ,'4,.. ' if ' . . , y ' ' 1 If - 4' ' ' ' X 'T 3 , , V . A ,A ii l 2 K I A ' ' V. -. b - W F N I M , . . ' 1,:-f, 1, f , ,,.,, I , . I I , -:,fw1f'v4 J ij.: g , ,Im W H- 1 ' I I- ,Q -'- 5 S' , 1 ' A, - 'mm' 5 E ,ff .5 1' 4, V 17 eF,?lH as AV I M t N- J N nfi' 4 t K5 I, S . 1 . - --ffl -ra I L 2515: N 1 I --- P ' 1 g - Y 5 .- .rx m 'M ,mag 2 F -, ' , h-, I-fun W A111 - : I zu 9 , A S E: T ' ,Q P- 4 , un 9 ,- 1 , '- .. . . . , ...Lu 'F 7' , If I 31 . 5 , M, 4 A. 1, Q '- Li- If , .In rl, ti V -T I -.. I N-f A fl- W il ns: KECK PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY .- T B 9 un 1 9' KAUEMAN ELECTRIC CO -...N IAKE POE FURNITURE CO fvfii -mx-5 'L Y I I NEWBERRY COMPANY -E HOT SPRINGS FLORIST Q80 - El,-..'QLX'...I. 'iw TURF CAFE HOUSE OF FLOWERS ,f :.'a'L':.-W l W' 4:.: hn- OAKLAWN SERVICE STATION El rm mtl F' ng., L-A-Ad? Mlifv GK hw?-.Wm U We if? MAYTAG APPLIANCE CO BILES MUSIC COMPANY fs-1-N, 418 BE T Funrmuaf Q0 RAY S SMITH REALTOR BENNETT FURNITURE CO Ili- '- I 1 ' ' . I xlnnunl'-l 'L . I , x . N :x 3. , . ,,,... A KV. ,F A' pv ' ' J H, 1 1 . ' 5: A A. g h . . , ' -r ,, ns ' 8 A ' A ru. Q a 1 , Y -4 x I' vi ' N f A ' RV fl - ' .,, rj' - Q. , X A 0 In . ,,.I ,, :gf I Q A V . J 655, , W ' L,:wI 'Mrf..':HiKf+iI lf I' 1. I . . , , . . ww 9: A ' I, ' E 1, , 1 Y 1 V P15 Q 5-EF . I H , , e- . . 2 I ' ' 'z . -QM? 'f ,Ql ' W L- , f ' -17 E . , ..H'Y ' .7 M ' A --A A 4 b..,. - J... A nv- gg , 1 I , ,- ' Q 755 ,- we fkqyjr, M A ' t. U ' 3' .Q 'al A ,. . A f - - , 'lvff -- F I I -- - vi ' A H ? -Q-G. f ' A ' I ' 5 A H - 2 I I A ' Ax I -av A. A 1 N a I 4 fs.,Q-WA U 3 U V 5 V u., M A SITSS A WL' i f? , ' I C . . rr I ,I , 5. ,f ,, .V A A ' 'Q .. ,gl I ' Q , ru' 4 P , .1 , , , I ' ' P , l , ' , 1 7 3 . ' E ' in - Q, Fl, I ' , f I nn' I ' KY x ' . . ff I ' l ' -A w r ,A . nh -K 4 h qv I im I . M .V - . X X Al ' ,H I 4 an K ff- I. ,4 . J, '+I 'A LY 1' '- I ' 'mf' - 1- 'N 3: A - , .x . . A-pw I i . B 1 , . ' - Q , I -' A I 'V -4.1. K I . , V ENN! K V A I jeu lim h s 1, ,V , p 4 . f - '-A- . . . 1 W KN . 060 BOTTLING COMPANY Drunk COCA COLA In bottles for the pouse thot refreshes It s 0 nickel drunk worth 0 dame Ollgfdfll 6L!L0l'l.5 to the OLD GOLD BOOK Stuff of Fnfty one R T H I G G I N S Contractor Pg138 E I - - - ll ll 1 - - - , . 3 C Messersmlth 8. Blackwell James J Dowds BUILDERS OE BETTER HOMES ACCOUNTANT phone 4168 phone 54071 Cmzens Bu11d1nq one 4290 FT he DE SOTO HOT EL Te st I I s l rth h e o h k w Th De t o 3 APPROVED AAA COURTS IN HoT SPRINGS Fountom Court Hotel 1622 Central Ave Phone 4725 Best Tourust Court 638 OUGCh1lG Ave Phone 58 Burch Tournst Court 635 OUGCh1lG Ave Phone 1971 I A . ' ' ' ' Ph sl .fr - 27 -- f l- 'RN Kg-5:9 - a M' ' -xi . 5' .' : - 1 24: Q.. ' 1-, De Soto Hotel ii? h visitors know the be pace o Icy, And we're Cerloin hey've all agreed Wit. e om flks, w o no e Soto Ho el is owcxy ut in the lead. - , FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Y B Q G HOME LOAN PLAN 1 C1 Wheatley Bros Auto Supply ,JO BEST WISH ES AND CONGRATULATIONS THE SENIOR CLASS l'l1l0llJC.0llJl5UOIx 'When Bu mq or Luldm See Us for U Scum ', Ecemcmical. Couvemeze. Banking Floor - Citizens Bumlcjmq Membel Federal' S vmqs - InsuIc11CeCoI mfion to 2 8 CL BOOSTERS ARTHUR STEVENS AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY JESSE BURCH GROCERY GIBBS JEWELRY SHOP HILL PHOTO FINISHING LINGOS GROCERY NELSONS STYLE SHOP NORTON HARDWARE COMPANY PATE SHOE STORE POLLY ANNA PASTRY SHOP REED PLUMBING AND BUTANE COMPANY RUSSELLS BAKERY SAAD DEPARTMENT STORE S A SAMMONS81 SON VIRGINIA ANN BEAUTY SALON WILLOUGHBY SERVICE STATION WILSON BARBER SHOP YARN SHOP Page 141 LYNCH UPHOLSTERY COMPANY SCRIBBLES Qpr I ffirhrr of ilu 'ix 1 nhuin fm C511 Is AEI... lint p 3 Krl we Order of The ROIf'1bOWfOI' Girls Best washes To We 1951 OLD GOLD BOOK lin! ,.. iliifr Qssrxxxlmig Q-Nvli, 7 : X 'I ' . - ' . ,-Tw , x ,S rin e. aim - 1 SCRIBBLES Congrotulohons To the Sensors of 51 The Order of DeMoIoy Q31 'f 4 . , ' '.'- ' T' . 13141 G VU A DL-5 ii-rig '.,.' IQ I-if 5 , E., I , ,I -l A . . , O SCRIBBLES Complumenfs of the Szlver Hearts Club 1 g A 1. ' . 'M' 'a e 144 S C R I B B L E S Good Luck from The Kappa Alpine Ph: Frofermty Page 145 UU SCRIBBLES Besf Wushes to the OLD GOLD BOOK from the Delta Beta Sogmo Sorority SCRIBBLES Congratulations Statt tar the 1951 Annual Delta Sugma Fraternity Z. S S ,xs-...O tk F .LJ fn L.. DELYA ' 1 I I WW pf? COIL XEACHWNG W mf gvfb MEDICINE if WMJX 2?-,J O LAW if K 33 V Q s 1 I 5' f :JI 84 f ,al Q .3 Q WM , Wah! , ' I 665 . K . S AJ Q, M7 x X 5 6' f ,Llqw ff ' W sf N5 3 gf gk