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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

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' 'J W. mvuwm - The school is hghtcd for adtdt classes four nights a wveek. hot sprin S hi h school refines students' nlinds and attitudes From all parts of the world-China. Germany. the Canal Zone. and Texas-come students to Hot Sprinus High School. For three years the thermal waters of growth and enlighten- ment bathc their minds and bodies while they associate with classmates and faculty. Then, as graduates, again they go to all parts of the world. , f 4' r 5 4 - 2' wry ' ' ' . 1- 'V I.. J .t E2 - W img 5 ' ' , f. A .M-' Page 7 !!P1t AF Q' eontents Bathhouse Row .....H. -,--.-.--- 4 Hot Springs High School .... ,-- 6 Dedication ....M...... --- 9 Administration -- --.- 'IO Studies ..... - - U- 12 Cilubs .... ---- 36 Sports --- --- 60 Fun' s.... ,-- 74 Portraits ....... --- 94 Advertisements -- ---I29 she loves and is loved g V ,M-,,, nz She lox es people es eclall stu 1 o s tr1x1a or Qto themj world shattermg And students love her from the sopho mores whom she eases through the mtrlcacles of Engllsh to the semors vu hom she wxsely counsels as class sponsor Therefore the Old Gold Book of 1953 IS fondly dedlCat6d to the teacher helper frlend YV1tl1 the smlle Mrs Call Buck Q ilIllllilliSll'illi0ll works he-hind scenes R. L. BEDWELL, Ph.D. Supcrinlcmivnf 5. ,v MRS JACK DAVIS SLU: mu to Supcxlx tmnrinm MRS MARTHA WHIPPLE Buokkupen GUY E ROBBINS M Bu xmss Man xgmx md 'lxodsuxu ncldnm vnu px L all ll 1 Cnc! Hubbnd Raymundl H1lI MIS Heian Ruih Hlagg SLCltf Page IU LELAND LEATHERMAN Pu Qldent x ' MM . , .A. S K-X. . Z?,.L '.,,, .,. I 'l S i 1 Q .1.. V Sf 3 , ,Q 2 'E . 3 ' The Hot Springs Buuxcl of Fiuucution in Ono ul' iii IllL'LfTil1,S.jSl uvfl lu rlgghtb L. A. Wvsk mr -' ', f- 'l'5lf1lI111 Dr. R. . Bvuw- :Guy Rubluns: Hu y Ii1xxL.Hf.ig 'l IVI. rg ,. 1 3 -- , .JA '-:ugh pl lllflpill s office shows llusvness MRS JEFF NEWKIRK Llulx If an HSH Ser was absent he became a part of statistics which were finally re corded in Washington by the United States Department of Education' This Job of pupil account along with many others passed first through the hustling school office Here Mrs Cazort and Mrs Newkirk took care of permits and excuses lost and found articles and school finances whether they inxolxed change for a dime or a S100 deposit of Old Gold Book money Office assistants scurried around collecting absentee reports he mimeograph rnaclsine stamp machine and LEWIS H MAHONEY Principal 'VIA Unixfisity of Chicago ...--- A MRS EILEEN H CAZORT S cut its to Pimcipil telephone were in use and Mr Mahonex xx is usuallx absorbed in important ccnferencc School coirespondence and dead files cf graduates back to the first class of two Q21 in 1887 also required constant attention as in quiries vxeie made about former students Mrs Lillian Dameron xx as mit loiuotten duimt the veai S LI flcnts x o sou: lit help ii the office rerrembered her S did those who vxoiked with ier in the school an l the com munity. , c Tc the staff ' llc 1952 Old Gold Book The very busy office assistants are tleft to rightl Shirley Houser Geraldine Powell, Betty Diggs. Patsy Hall and Shirley Harrison. 9 4 x 6-3 .I w.'. as .. QJVP , QWLWIT 6' -r 1 mr Q Xk 'x U' ge +2 Z 2 B J p, N 4001 reasons drain sllldenlfi to MISS MARY CLIFTON Llblallan B S m L S Peabody College Pat Jones and Bduy Lawes SE81Ch dlllgentljy f A passage poetly book The projechomsis thls VL31 nc fleft to ugh! fnst xovn Vllgll Ad cox Trans Hdxp Gene Hall JamLs MlllLl Csecond xowb Barry Lawes Jlmmle G1bson Cthlrd IOVXP Benmc McWha Or vxlle Pool Wayne Tluman and Huey Grant These boys g1VP up then flee pclxods to g1VG the-11 frlends LI'lfC1lEill'llTlg and educd tlonal muvles ch up 1 n Xl Ll L ic ln idxlsu ilu bully m b uc Img, Lquxpmcm n ussvx OI gum Q1 Page 14 'w 1 ' ' I. I k 1 D 4 if X , Cai 1 bw 1 :'z i gli X 'I' ui 'i xyhiylu then ufic1's NIHYIS Smith and CllOl'll1 Buzatty the flsl ' ' 1 u'-.'::.'A'f 'aa l 'ztcll Q, 1 I ' A A ' or ' in a X v 7' -V ' 1 x v A Long assxgnmenis or test days cause atti tudes of quietness and seriousness Most stu dents realizing that time wasted is gone forever have learned to make the most of their study periods library and study hall ,Jul l'L3 ... l clicking human minds was heard from the library with its atmosphere of intense con centration Miss Clifton librarian directed the use of four thousand books a full pamph let file and a magazine file lncluding every issue of Life magazine ever printed The numerous reference books proved a source of concise general information useful 1n writing reports and themes This year two hundred additional books were ordered some new others replace merits In spite of the large student body it served complaints about the library were few for the literature was selected with the Page 15 information entertamment or relaxation the library had no equal No intriguing shelves of books and maga zines distracted from pure old fashioned studying in Room 406 however This spacious studyarium was capable of seating many students under the watchful eye of a differ ent teacher each period but blessed in trutl were the lucky souls in Mr Moores stud hall A five minute break in the long hou when talking and stretching were encouraged relieved the tension of mind and bodv This long hour paid dividends of exenings flee from homework to many who took full ad vantage of it .Q an - .Ar . I 1 i Q . W L y M b,y ,N . ' y x 1 . Q U n ,1 Q t HQ ' 1 -Lyme if if , Nothing, nothing, nothing but silence and needs of every type of student in mind. For - l I I 1 7 . - . . , . . , . V ' - , 1 v ' , - . . 7 0 . V . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . y . . . 1 . 4 . ' - ' .1 - v - . . . V ' .M . . ,L ,, . . . y . Q 1 - , . When there is refer ence work to do this is the place to go The students of Hot Springs High are quite proud of the l1brary which contains hlghly 1nfor mative reference book and the best fiction ff en lish classes act, write, sin Nu... MRS. ELZA T. HOUSLEY lVl.A.. Northwestern University ' Today's English teachers have deviated from yesterday's instruction methods. Students now sing, write, and act in composition and literature classrooms! This year five teachers helped nearly six hun- dred students actually feel the original emotions of the poets and the excitement of the prose auth- ors. A visitor might have happened upon a class singing Auld Lang Syne or acting out As You Like It. Students might have been viewing The Life of Robert Burns in the pro- jection room or shivering with dread 1-M while hearing Orson Wells read Macbeth via phonograph records English became a stimulating tie betvx een the past and present Shake ff' speaie Chaucer Poe Dickens H S w H S Engli h classes xx eie delighted to gg know you f' fa MRS. ELMA GRANT DAVIS lVl.A,. University of Arkansas Don't miss Hans Christian Andersen, says Henry San- ders to Mrs. Davis's junior A English class. P399 iv ...siiff Research themes don't give thcst menibcrs of Mrs. Houslc-y's senior composition class much time to rest. MRS. LURA HUDSON BROWNE B.S.E., University of Arkansas hrou ll literature and composition -tl. P ,glikn-a Shakespeare was never like this! Mrs. Buck's sophomores dramatize As You Like Ii. The witches of Macbeth. project of Socky Pappas and Bruce Smith, is the wonder of Mrs. McCrory's senior Eng- lish class. 'Ll 24. MRS. UNA MCCRORY ,f M.A., Colorado College of Education . Nh 3 ...-........ MRS. ELIZABETH H. BUCK A.B., Maryland College Ill! C 4 4 Avid interest IS expressed in all these faces as members of Mrs Browne s sophomore class sci ut1 ' nize projects este-rda S and todav S problems and H M WELLS M A Mlllsaps College MRS JANE BEASLEY A B Hendrix College Economxcs class IS dee in stud At the same time D Y Jimmy Johnson returns some test papers ..,R Pzqe 18 JAMES CROWDER Senior Practice Teacher from Henderson S t a t e Teachers College Report cards! After studying about the presidential election, the passage of a bill. and the duties of every officer in the gov- ernment, Paul Bosson looks rath- er dubiously at his grade. progress concern social scientists A vxsxtor' Mrs Braslevs ocr ology class hears Guenther Jo hann a German exchange stu dent at Henderson State Teach ers College dQSCllbQ hrs home land How much rs the Secretary of State s salary? Who was the wrfe of the second krng of Egypto What 1S meant by bleedlng Kan sas Any one of the SOC1al scrence students for teachersj would have known the answers to these rrddle All the var1ous socral scrence CUM e helped therr partrcrpants become well CO'-mtfred on the problems and progress of rom the caveman on up arld Hrstory classes taught by Mrs Joh nd Coach Moore students learned to apprecrate the background of Amerrcan crxrllzatron and the rnfluences of European countrres on the relatrx ely new Unrted States PQ MHS HELEN JOHNSON B S Loursrana State Unrversrtx 1 -as -Q ay H I drdni know they dressed lrke that exclarms Wayne Foshee The grrls of Mrs Johnsons World Hrstory class seem relreved that styles have changed THOMAS M MOORE MA George Peabody College E Reports debates and projects added sprce to the classroom work Mrs Beasley taught the members of her Amerrcan Hrstory classes the rdeals and prrn crples of the leaders of the Unrted States the underlylng reasons for wars quarrels and squabbles and the events whrch made th1s country respected and admrred Up to date happenrngs were dlscussed and revrewed rn the Semor Scholastrc and movles entertarned whrle they educated Mr Wells c1v1cs classes learned such rm portant thlngs as what the dutres and powers of federal and state offrcrals are how laws are passed and how electrons are carrred on z . . r . 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Los alumnos de espanol Chuck McMullen explains the Spanish classs plans for March to his interested aud ience Spanish and Latin emerged in the most unexpected guises' Mr Walker thoughtfully candy coated the pills of grammar vocabulary and pronunciation with proverbs philosophy intriguing facts Jokes question and answer ses sions conversations and original stories These last should be collected and published suggested one class fThe1r content was usually explained awav logically at the end by the awakening of the storyteller from his nightmarish dreams or by his forced return to the asylum J Discussions and reports on conditions in various Spanish speaking countries helped spice the classroom procedure in the Spanish classes So did the ever welcome movies and the colorful photos of these countries artistically arranged on the classroom bulletin board Latin had no movies in its favor but the hapless Romans battle formations flooking like football playsj illustrated on the blackboard served an interest stimulating purpose Publius and Furianus s travels were also memorable . 4 ' A r cu p l t gut., x I N I E i li! 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I30llllllLl'Clill classes fnul 'business popular Popular fust year tx plng classes almed mamly to teach the fundamentals for personal use or for s1mple offlce work but manv Jumoxs took th1s course to enable them to go 1nto the more ad vanced Off1C6 pract1ce class Thls sen1or subject requ1red work xn attendxng mall fllmg and duphcatmg Class projects mcluded addressmg 2000 en velopes for the Heart Drlve and handlmg of any other outslde tvplng work of use to the school or the communlty The f1rst and second year shorthand courses almed chleflw to prepale young women to f1ll secretar1al Jobs Bookkeepxng was only a one year course whlch kept the asp1r1ng accountants busy f1ll1ng out the1r own complete set of Journals MISS SARAH CLIFTON AB Bowhng Greene College of Commerce Bookkeepmg IS really slmple smlles Shu ley McDonough but B111 MIXOH doesnt look so conf1dent The electric iypewrxter was 1n use every m1nute of the week It was at school Shlrlene Tuck GI IS takmg her turn Speed tests are play for Mrs OConnor's second MRS- MILDBED 0'CONNOH perlod typing class , B S, Kent State UD1V6ISlty Poqe 21 Q 0 . -V r ' L ' A 7 7 w . . 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A .4 Science Inc-9 ln slrugglis ni ll oqan O e of the Colonels K.llLlI1lNll'x am h Flnch g ep are lk dc lxca s 1 1 ca L Colonel l awes prodded the bcgnnmng chem1sts ower the bumps of neutrons and cyclotrons and xons while ass1stants selected from xolunteers nelped them 1n thelr struggles Wlth laboratory techmque Tw elxe boys and two g1rls fllled the largest phvsxcs Iotatlng stool kept thmgs movmg as dld the b1a1n stram mg asslgnments from Colonels Westpolnt textbook M1c1 oscop1c work varxed projects and f1eld t 1ps bar lshed boredom from the b1Ol0gy classrooms of Mr Moore and Coach Mac In one project a class was d1w1ded mto groups to part1c1pate 1n dxscussxons on health coxerlng ROBERT C LAWES BS Unlttd States lVIllltiIX A idrmx Personal Health Cwhxch xncluded appearance and clean 'messy and Health lll the Home and Communltx Qty' .ga sn: The flow of electrxclty lb hung tested by Tommy M nun fox thx beneflt of fellow physxcs students o o o , , 0 o v 1 1 l 1 Q L 1 f 5 C n ' - I B- h bl' S, Riilp . Jr' 4 'ls Tu :qc the ' 'it A lulzncc sul 1. si . W f '7 , A ,, , . class in many years. The bicycle gyroscopic wheelu and x A ' - ' y ' ' ' -J .I ' , l .- , - . v v 1 K ' ' K - un K B 77 ' ' ' 1, IQ ' H Q V I 'H. f Q' 3 ' 4 chi nusts plnslclsts biologists HORACE MOORE B S E Arkans lb Statn Te mm Collcgp L,- Thexr favorite subject blolugy lllfblllbblk th1Q g uup ui tudcmi NATHAN E MCCAULEY AB Henduson Ctite Tcxchu C ollego Building stronger bodies is the Lum of thnsf. tbue studpmx as they study thc food vwlun of pl'm.'. Iiogarithms haven't stymied Bob Harrison in algebra c ass. Business math, algebra, geometry, and trigon- ometry - four subjects which some students first regarded as death sentences! But they soon gained confidence that math could be as interesting a mystery as a jig-saw or a crossword puzzle. When Miss Cox added her deep purple outfits and rich humor to each and every algebra problem. the numbers seemed to fit into place automatically. Coach Brooks did just as well with his plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. His oddly shaped geometric figures fthe Uparallela- gramic outhouse, etc.J almost explained them- selves. The same sort of procedures gave Colonel Lawes good results. He injected practical ways of solving difficult math questions into the minds of his business mathematicians. Pczqe Z4 Bu! Chuck I have proved it' e claims Buddy Brooks after working a geometry problem ss., MISS DESSE COX M.A., University of Kansas CARL R. BROOKS A.B., Henderson State Teachers College wary students penetrate puzzles of nlath X ii V N V Thev walked 1nto room 202 They sat down at the strange desks They took out the1r scales 2H and 4H penc1ls gum paper angles French curx es and those hxghest of h1gh1nd1spensab1l1t1es thexr T squares Then the mechan1cal drawmg class began The f1rst y earers started operatlng on d1f ferent news of blocks and adx anced to de s1gn1ng house plans Floor plans foundauon plans roof plans and two elex at1on drawmgs were mapped out by the slxteen talented pen c1ls sur weeks per phase Thev turned thelr attentlon to sxmplc palts of machmes toward the end of thc coulse The four second vear enthuslasts who wexe comb1ned w1th the Inst year group had been breezmg through compl1 cated machlnerv all telm Eng1nee1s drafters and archxtects know how essentlal mechamcal drawmg trammg IS 1D then f1elds and manv related ones as d1d th1s amb1t1ous class of seventeen boys and th1ee g1rls Draftmg tools w ere xssued to them by the school wh1le the students ful mshed then own 1nc1dental mater1als A9213 Jin' 1 H.. LY N A dream house' W as nt Foshcc completes hls hou 4 plan ,108 Z gn . Hull assists om of thc mcmbcr: f h' lncchanlcal dr'1w'ing class. Lucky Anna Sun surrounded by all thosa boys. LELAND HULL BSE.. University of Arkansas nlechanical drawing uses french curwes . U r M I' tk- ' , . r Xi 7 R C -LL B H fso 1, xx lp x X ' woodshop harbors ash travs and boats LLLAND HULL B S E Unuexslty of Arkansas Wlth the whlne of saw and planer and the howl of sander and shaper cabmet wood was shaped and flnlshed 1nto the most 1nter estmg p1 ojects from ash trays to tables from lamps to boats' Much woodshop t1me was also spent rn the bulldlng or reparrrng of ar t1c1es for use IU the schools Many amateur Woodworkers bu11t pro These sallors wlll have many happy saxllng days thrs summer ln the boat they are buzldmg X Puihng the flI11ShlI'1g touches on the1r ard table occup1es Don Radley and Jack D1 obena fess1onal lookmg furmture for the1r own use or for sale Cedar chests were popular th1s year as were coffee tables 1n cedar and wal nut Through the SplCY smellmg haze of pul xerrzed ShaV1DgS even a full s1zed rowboat could be seen restmg on the shops floor These projects bullt sound bases for future vocatlons as well as current hobbres Shannon Montgomery s coffee table takes shape Many useful projects are completed 1n wood shop Page 26 . .ng K, ',.' . ..., , . - ' - s v ' .' ' ' r - . .. .. . , 1 printers revel ln llnotype and paint The lmoiypes are being vxorked full time by Danny Godwin and Charles Rhodcn while they are pre pning a Torchhght editi in Thirty six box s and one girl weie respon sible this year for printing under voung teacher director boss Herman Howells super v1s1on material used by the entire school system in addition to such outslde orders as could be handled The Torchlxght the 32 page faculty directory the 24 page student directory and the official newspaper of the Future Tradesmen of Arkansas emerged from the shop s 1mpos1ng linoty pe mach1nes fNeed mention be made of report cards hall passes permits and other such office paraphernaliaql HERMAN D HOWELL Spare time undertakings of these pr1nt ers of the future included coating their humble classroom Cand themselx esl with sea foam green and Jade green pa1nt Thxs was the basement shop s fn t facelifting in twelx e years' Rejuvenation of the print shop took place Handbills for the Student Council election in February. These industrious painters are are being printed by Jerry Dockery. responsible for the new look. Trge Qu holne ec explores practical nnsterles MRS W W TURNER MS Unrxersrty of Arkansas A formal for the prom rs Beth Mc Clungs specral problem Personalrty personal groomrng careers chrld care box grrl relatron shrps rnterror decoratrng house de slgnrng to scale these were some of the frelds covered by the home economrcs courses rn addrtron to the regular food and clothrng toprcs The classes were drvrded rnto frrst second and thrrd year groups who spent srx weeks on each phase of homemakrng they took up Studyrng drfferent types of foods and ma terrals took the researchers on freld trrps to numerous grocerv and fabrrc stores The mys terres of chrld care were made more vrxrd by three vrsrtors a baby a two year old and a four year old who attended class A nurse and a fashron desrgner were guest speakers rn classes on therr frelds Movres and home projects effectrx elv completed thrs varred course Shrrley Orrell Janet Gray Lucy Lee Vbhrte and Janrs Brenner can hardly wart untrl therr outfrts are fmrshed and ready to wear Whether 11 s cookmg or vt ashrng drshes, rt's fun when rts done rn Home E. class O C V 1 v 1 ' w A f , fk U ' r- ' ' - . . .Q 7 . - ', -1 ' 1 V l - . Y v .1 1 -1 .. Y 7 . . V . ,., Nzffgx 'fy .. M- va 'sw , 3, ' LT, -, V ,ga - , . ., , 1- , A Ttrv y A H W. K. 1 5 . 'iw x I 1 - V 1 v , . . , . V wr , . ?: f3 Z5 Distributive Education M S University of Arkansas B G STEPHENS Director of Vocational Education B S East Texas State Teachers College A very popular program in school was the Co-operative Part- time or Vocational Program. The more than seventy-five high-school students Who were enrolled in dis- tributive education and diversified occupations classes attended school in the morning and a job in the af- ternoon. This arrangement offered students the opportunity to obtain work experience and on-the-job training along with assistance in the choice of a suitable occupation. After the students had received suf- ficient advice, Mrs. Mosier and Mr. Stephens, their directors, then found jobs for them - the acid test of the pr'ogram's success. Many students not interested in straight academic work or high-school life were thus encouraged to remain in school. While working, the students could see the need for organized vocational training and could develop new attitudes toward responsibilities. This system also helped establish correct work habits and co-oper- ation with other Workers. The Vocational Program was organized with the counsel of advisory committees composed of employers, labor, and school representatives. Participating students were required to have completed the tenth grade and to be at least sixteen years old. Page 29 Ada Lou Anderson and Evelyn Rogers add to an attractive dis- play at S.H. Kress Company. K 1 Byron Avery learns all the t'ropes while working as an electricians helper at Kaufman Electric Company. ocational students prepare for acid test Mas. MYRA M. Mosnzn chorus blends ln ine sectlons Boys Chorus D J Ledgerwood h1t the xocal Jackpot Wlth all f1V6 groups of her proteges the Troubadours Toreadors g1rls chorus bovs chorus and ensemble Troubadours and Toreadors were hand pxcked on the b8S1S of nerve wrackmg audltxons Judgmg mus1c1ansh1p Th1s year s forty two Troubadours formed the largest class ever the smallest haxlng been a class of twenty four The boys and g1rls choruses were open to anv students unt11 the max1mum enrollment was reached Sophomore and upperclass slngers were enrolled 1n separate classes Exght glrls HDLYSIX bovs blended vo1ces ln the ensemble whose members Yp quallflcatlons were also based on trv outs P Troubadours Pdqe 30 band blows eats, marches tireless y The cornets and bautones have speclal practlce JOHN Y HARDING BS E Central MISSOUFI State College Flrst per1od through the day after school and 1nto the nlght they blew the brass beat the drums and marched through town and country And then there were the wr1tten tests and the sectlonal re hearsals and the drllls dr1lls drllls The second largest hbrary of muslc 1n the state supplled enough fmore than enoughoj numbers to keep the Trojan band well tuned up throughout the year Tape recordlngs for weekly half hour programs rounded out the full schedule Ira Taylor chooses a secluded cor nel to practlce h1s new band musxc Jimmy Keel mforms Jlm Chambers that he IS flat and the strobo on proves It Late at mght Generals band boys can be found tootmg away at one of the1r many pract1ces Q A ' w . . . ., 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 ' ' 1 ' s 7 A A - X. . u 1 ll ' VY S eec courses cow er more than S eakln Bobby Mxtchell s eniertalnmeni lumg X1llUllNlL3C.ll0l'l from these dv 1 l1lillCN tudcnts MISS LOIS ALEXANDER AB Loumana Stan UU1XClS1tX In speech class ont ll axns to L gd rd Ilbllflll as well s ome of the Il IYTIDUVY ut tour .of scheduled IU MISS Alexander in 'l fo1 tlassl Jom Speech and drama courses not onlx taugsm L01 rect cum x alkmg and talkmg but also covered mam detalls of l'1p0I'I8IlCP ln developlng an attractlxc person lltx Stlalght pI'dCt1C1Tlg dlo not txke up all the glass tlme hoxx ever as the amateurs were n f tupled ln pr venom, plays Lucymg mak: up and readlng dnfh It nt kmfls of scrxpts to study thelr o11g1n and Lonstructlon Some of the dlamatlsts ex en traveltd to Arkadelphlx to emm the Henderson College Masquers producuon ol Summer and Smoke Intense ob servatxon of plavs mov1es rad1o programs, and even of un knownrng fellow students showed alert dramatlsts many of the f1ner pornts of emotmg Hal' in 'spfa Ll Pcqe 2 O Y ' ' ' H+ 'K r'L'4 1- Q, . . L . s - 4 -1 , , 5 1 I In 4 2 'Ng K ,, S Val .J E Ser 1' ru rl x'.f3le ' 'Q . ' H si f.i ' .'.'f , .A .f . .. . , 4 V , - , D . . , -'J '.' ll '. -r -1 1 ' ' A ' 1 x 1 w l 4 1 . 7 , ,t xx- M , 1.,' , ' 2 , ' . .' S A . - L . . , . N . . W 1 . X. i . V ' i J - ' ' . l . , L A 0 ' 5. v , , ' Y ' H, ,, ' , ' ' ' ll ' 17 . . 4 2 . U W J e 3 , 3 . ' t s N 1 a 3 - Vu 1. L1-L4 . 1' ' - agzfgtn.. gk-' ' 1 Allemande left' It s square dancmg tune for the Phys Ed classes Grace and poise will be the reward of such effort. Try push-ups for better physiques. Page 33 CHARLES W MCGIBBONY M S Umverslty of Arkansas MRS. PATRICIA ANN NOORDEWEIR B.S,E., University of Arkansas g m classes square-dance and push-up unlance boosts the lndnldua That llttle cubxcle of an oif1Ce doesnt nearlx shovt the s17e or xmportance ot MISS Telllald S xx orl-X as guldance Counselox She studles het Sub1ectQ a lI'1d1X1ClLlHlb helplng them to undelstand them selx es through tests xatlntg ll1L1I'1IllCIA9SlS achlexe ments natlxe aptltude temperament and chatac tex tra1tS But most lmportant she eaxs are the put atc conferencee w1th each one Scholatbhxps mean more 6ffOlYS bx MISQ Tel llald to Care for her senlor flock but College en trance mae not so great a concexn to thls xearQ sgroup as vu exe pemonal probleme Blom lnterested xolunteels the Lounafelor chooses her aksmtants A mUnbe1 of thls ellte staff paw for he honor by actlng as a comblna txon errand lunner and semetary wxth seorxng teqts carmg fox hles and college catalogues fetch mg students and typmg Correapondence all IN a perlod S vxol k The guxdance assxsianis .nt kept bu x bs 'Vlls Tellxaxd Cfoxcgxoundr Cunmt Wxlght Barbara Jonex Cbackgtoundr Myrtle Sheets Bruce Snnth Heltn Bumks Jo Ann Tubhx 'Wnx Pt t t 1 d S5lXld Recd A 'fs 0'9- MISS MARY S TELLIARD 'K t Xt 3.411 va Damel ltxul Lange mtl I t X - f cnc 1 1 tht nsf lu N . 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Hoa 1 ' ' N' ' g Ont 'x - Pa ll, learnecl to slew l'll.l 2 X s Kee 1 ' 'gh , ' rf ' K 1. .I ' ' ' '- L B' t - x A x ' ' :xx ' ' , xi ' ' - ' . x ,. - iv. ' - , I t . , 5 . jh in Q .w l v . ' M -. l 1' 5 ' 'A - 1 'z J ,A '1 ' ' ' ' wit thx X ' X ' xl' 1 . X ls'x- tl' - ' . t z 5 1 'H l-ss llCl'X'Ullb 1 energy and ii1'QqLllCIQl' than the xotllizittlt gettex- K . Ad 3 ' ' ' I' X ocatl . .. bfi Q, ' .1 Q C ' ' . h . L ll ' xx ' . ' '-. ' 1 ' ' ' 1 - al ' v 5 ' Q I ' Q ' ' ' g ' 'l- . . . 4 Q . . :S ,' 3 , S' .1 X , N .- Q 1 I I M . ' ' L55 su-uxs lt- 1-njtxx thx .11-kt txt Ixus just told uhm Q- tllgonomvtlx' pw hlt-ms wh 'l xwtt lt-lt on tht- lwl. ard I Pgq., 35 5 x 66. . 49 .- if 5,3 X f A3 ' d xc f ' 5 1 f xx D . i 'V Q.- QI mx if JJ Q 4-'. 54 G- fi- student council IIIBHIIS llmlted student Who bought a Juke box for the school th1s year' Who sponsored the all school Chrlstmas party fblggest everj 1n the f1eld house? Who spon sored Tw1rp Week Who sponsored the football and the basketball homecomlng 3Ct1V1tlQS and danceso Who ponsored the student dlrectory the candy store the Blble readxngs the assembly pro grams and the cheerleaders? The Student Counc1l handled any and all com pla1nts on current school affalrs Th1s meant that ltems l1ke pleas for a longer lunch hour a Student Counc1l clubroom or a Cowglrl Dav were taken up and hashed out Correspondence wlth other student counclls ex en brought up the problem of promotlng and defmmg school sp1r1t for use 1n an xnterstate suxxey Dec1ded H S H S s comm1t tee School Splflt 1S construct1ve pr1de 1n your school ltS prlnclples and its extracurrlcular ac t1v1t1es Th1s orgamzatlon perm1tted l1m1ted student government of the hlgh school under the super v1s1on of 1ts ponsor Mrs Browne and Prmclpal Lew1s Mahoney Representatlves and alternates from the home rooms were elected each semester to the counc1l Formerly only the presldent and xxce presldent were elected bv and from the stu dent body at large to serve IH the next school term Th1s vear s Counc1l ruled that the secretary should al o be elected 1n th1s Wav DON RADLEY Presldent fsmwwlltm Second semester Student Counc1l Cleft to rxght front rowl Velda Sue McCoy Marg1e Jackson Phyllxs Baxter Beva Danxel Carolyn Swaney Aleta Mxlholen Carol W11 llamson fsecond rowb Flo Gene Perry Betsy Goodwm Vxrglma Elhson Magnoha Adklns Martha Humphreys Lota Bell Damel Larry Stephens Ann Rowland Cthxrd rowh Bruce Srnlth Johnny Palsgroxe Don Radley Ma 1on Mathews Ann Maddox, Don PhllllpS, Chuck McMullen, and B111 SIDES Page 38 Swv-s Q . . 4 , . C . . - , v v ' , . v - ln ' vs Ls C v' V - ' v - 1 . Q 7 ' . , . U , . . . . . - . ' . . . ,, . . . C . . - v - s . - V . V' - ' ' - . , . 3 . .I A 1 S V . . ' 5 - X 'Q if X 0 1 an . li ' ..+ 5 l 9? 2 -A at H 1 r A if I . . Q ., ' 1 . I ' . ' . . ' ' ' ' . . . . ' .- I . . . , , , 4 1 V 1 a ' ' ' . . ,- I v . - H v A v overnment and unlimited activity First semester Student Council: Cleft to right first row! Mary Ella Bledsoe Margie Jackson. Betsy Goodwin Aleta Milholen . . . Csecond row? June Clyde Halk Shirley Mooney Karin Benedikt Carolyn Swaney Beva Dan e Cthird rowl Magnolia Adkins Martha Humphreys Elizabeth Carney Connie Strick lin Lota Bell Daniel Mrs Browne spon sor Qfourth rowl Larry Stephens Jimmy Johnson Johnny Palsgrove Bill Seyl Billy Sipes ffifth iowh Nat Wike Don Phil lips Chuck McMullen Ralph Sheets and Don Radley 3 if Chairman of Bible readings Beva Mae Daniel reads the morning dex otional over the mtercommunication system The pennant pencxl sale is a profitable pxoJect Aleta Milholrn handles the money Page 39 L-.ZA r-ff' lliltlllllfll ll0ll0l' SOI2l0tV SBPVBS SCII00 National Honor Society Cleft seated front row? Jones Ayers Crowe Miller fsecond rowl Giegoiy 'Ihompson Rowell Muller Breitenberg tright seated front row? Nichols Smith McDonough Porter fsecond row? Stevens McMoran Wright Williams Beasley Cstand ingb Daniel Williamson Sandeis Smith Sullivan Stephens Nichol Hubbard Pappas Roddie Johnson Sheets Littleton Pennington Hall Burks Weston Rood Beatty Sussman not picturedh Mary Ann Smith Directories compiled and published by the society please four principles of Character Service, Lead ership and Scholarship put them into prac tice in its year round activities In the fall students addresses and phone numbers were published in student directories At Thanks giving the group sponsored the distribution of food baskets to the poor Christmas gifts for orphans were placed under a gaily decor ated tree and the auditorium was bedecked with ivy for the Candlelight Service Two installations of new members and a Teacher Appreciation Day followed at later dates Finally the annual spring banquet saw the entire chapter meet with 1tS sponsor Mrs Browne to reminisce over the year s actixi ies ever yone SOCKY PAPPAS Big. big plans are being made for Teacher Ap President preciation Day Page 40 0 o U : Y Y Y Y V ' 1 va v v v -'- vu yi I y y A - 1 I - . vt 1 ' In y ... '- ' H Q v .3 e x v v r 1 s , Y ' I Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 ---C ' I The National Honor Society, built on the N a f , - - . .,. , . -- - . , i 1 7 , . .. , .Y.- . 9 t . . l I officers are hand S ackhone Troyan Band offi ers Cleft to right front rowb Lieutenant Charles Dickson Cap tain Larry Craig Lieutenant Nancy Hardin Master Sergeant Billy Allen Lieuten ant Ira Taylor Cback row? Captain Bill Luebben Mayoi Jimmy Keel Lieuten ant Douglas Messer Lieutenant Jack Tucker Harding to make the organization a success They were selected by General Harding the prexious term in ac cordance with their efforts and dependability Ranks ranged from private to colonel anyone higher than master sergeant being eliglble to sit in Band Court One of Major Jim Chambers s important Jobs is to keep the instruments and music put away and in top shape A great blg help to General and the band are these EDWIN HUBBARD three secretaries Laura Weston, Arnette Thomas, Drum Major and Shirley McDonough Student Director Band Colonel Page 41 ' 9 . .C I . Y . , , - Band officers were vital in helping Director John SL 9! ' Y' l ' - . y . . . . . . ,A ,, I trojan band boasts 3 ad R i Clarinet: Edwin Hubbard, Jack Tucker, Wayne Glasscock, Gary Williamson, Ted Hatfield, Phillip Crume, Joy Morris, Gary Meek, Carol Mullins, Eddie Hays, Jerry Don Burch. Bobby Jo Maddox . . . Alto Clarinet: Virgil Adcox, Carolyn Swaney . . . Bass Clarinet: Jimmy Lynchard, Larry Craig . . . Conira Bass Clarinet: Max Anderson . . . Marimba: Nancy Hardin, Nancy Winstead, Patsy Bunch . . . Bass Drum: John Ed Darnell . . . Snare Drum: Ray Lee Kirkman, Ray Cooper, Max Smith, Jim McCullouch . . . Cymbals: Charles Grisham . . . Flute: Billy Allen, Mary Jean Struble, Peggy Maddox, Betty Arnold . . . Oboe: Hughey Godwin, Dan Clinton, LaRue Frazier . . . Bassoon: Douglas Messer, Calvin Hurst . . . Alto Sax: Beverly Thompson, Bill Pierce, Punch Anderson, Kenneth Glasscock . . . Tenor Sax: Crane Walker, Peggy Berry . . . Baritone Sax: Warren Housley, Leland Crook . . . Trombone: Ira Taylor, Jimmy Hig- gins. David Price, Franklin Frazier, Tony Maddox . . . Tympani: Dickie Muse . . . French Horn: Gene Brooks, Ronnie Kelly, Francis Shea, Haskell Frazier . . . Cornet: James Chambers, Bill Luebben, Karleen Muller, Charles Dickson, Ben Bewley. Mary Lingo, Charles Bright, Jimmy Foster . . . Trumpet: Robert Housley. Phillip Sheffield, Bill Dennis, John Pasgrove, Art Heritage, Robert Powell, Bob Plemmons . . . Baritone Horn: Jimmy Keel, Carl Holt, Jimmy Houser, Benny McWha . . . Bass Horn: Gene Hall. Curtis McEarl, Jeriel Lingo, Bob Merryman, Jimmy Hughes, Jack Harris. JOHN Y. HARDIN Director Page 42 musicians with rythmic souls Twelve clarinets, two alto clarinets, two bass clarinets, one contra-bass clarinet, one marimba, six drums, four flutes, three oboes, two bassoons, four alto saxophones, two tenor saxophones, two baritone saxophones, five trombones, four tym- pani, four French horns, seven trumpets, eight cornets, four baritones, and six basses-these are the instruments this year's band students success- fully coped with to maintain their status as one of Arkansas's top bands. The highlight of the term was that fabulous trip to Oklahoma City, where falong with numer- ous other adventuresb the Trojans played under 4 s the Greek baton of Dr. Revelli, famous Ior ms Michigan State wonder-band. A new feature this year was the open-air con- cert given in Pine Bluff by the Little Rock, Hot Springs, and Pine Bluff bands acting as one unit. Playing host to nearly 4,000 band students at the spring State Music Festival held in Hot Springs was no small job. Neither were the formal concerts presented in assemblies and the imagina- tive half-time shows which spiced the football games. Interest was also kept high by the Band Banquet in the Christmas season and the annual Band Variety Show in the spring. Pflqe 43 trojan chorus boasts 18 musical Q !l1Uu111IH-T. -ll 15 45 Q5 S Q3 ihln?95'e? t5 MISS DORA JANE LEDGERWOOD Director X --.. 1 Page p .Daft Soprano: C. Adams, C. Adkins, C. Akers, M. Alford, J Appleton, J. Austin, P. Ayers, V. Batterton, S. Baxter, D Bayless, J. Beasley, M. Benbrook, A. Benson, M. Bled- soe,-C. Boote, J. Brenner, C. Brewer, M. Brewer, J Brown, P. Bunn, C. Burris, E. Caldwell, B. Crain, B Crowe, B. Daniel, L. Daniel, J. Enochs, M. Ewing, B Faye, M. Fitzgerald, C. Ford, A. Geer, H. Grippo, C Grisham, J. Halk, Patsy Hall, Polly Hall, D. Halsell, S Harper, S. Harrison, D. Helms, G. Henninger, G. Hess B. Hill, S. Hilton, D. Horner, M. Humphreys, B. Jack- son, M. Jackson, B. James, B. Johnson, F. King, F Knight, Y. Knight, K. Lindsey, L. Littleton, L. Living- ston, M. Loy, B. McClung, V. McCoy, S. McDonough W. McKelroy, F. McMoran, M. McMullen, A. Maddox Ui 0??E5 OWS lf: Sgogm - A D H ?1m!m:2yJ . will 956 Gob-ng? PQ-2',,Cg . mam Orgs' - ,AQ O. SawWE . w,,,,,,1 ,D U 295 . Qing? www' D' - In sin? C-'fmg,..,O 2.3 :QP .9-ggvgggn UW OO ....m5U5g BRG.,-5-m 5 14P -114 OUUWOW3' 44 llarmers ' .. J, --gi--,jr-: Slaughterbeck, A. Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Eva Smith L. Smith, WP. Smith, B. Stone, G. Suitt, R. Thompsonz J. Wacaster, V. Washam, B. Weldon, E. Williamson, B. Willis, A. Wood, C. Wright . . . Alto: N. Allen, S. Amick H. Burks, L. Cook, B. Corder, P. Couch, D. Cunningham V. Ellison, N. Freeman, J. Gray, J. Groves, C. Hayes, A Holder E. House M Jelkes J. Kidd B Lo d N. Mc 1 1 ' 1 1 - y 1 ' Invale, S. Melton, D. Nichols, O. Nichols, H. Parker, P Parsons, M. Radar, S. Robinson, M. Sheets, B. Skillern J. Smith, M. Stephens, K. Stone, J. Sullivan, M. Taylor A. Thomas, J. Tubby, P. Whisenhunt, B. Williams, C Williamson . . . Bass: L. Adkins, P. Bosson, B. Butler, M Callahan, J. Chambers, S. Duncan, D. Echols, R. Finch E. Hogaboom, c. B. Hudson, J. Keel, c. Land, P. Madl dox, G. Matthews, M. Oliver, D. Pappas, S. Pappas, L Pender, D. Phillips, B. Rowland, B. Scudder, B. Seyl, B Sheets, B. Smith, F. Zipkes . . . Tenor: C. Brooks, R Cooper, Carl Holt, Charles Holt, I. Taylor, J. Tucker, N Wike . . . Accompanisi: P. Ayers, B. McMoran, D. Muse. 1 Ensemble Music hath charms . . . So goes an old proverb, and the 185-voice Trojan Chorus was a shining example. Director D, J fl Ledgerwood guided her song- sters to top honors in the annual State Music Festi- val. Hot Springs was host to the festival this year, with over 3,000 students from all over Ark- ansas participating. With all of their projects one would think the chorus had no time for any extra ones, but they contributed their time and musical talents to the Lion Club's minstrel, the proceeds of which were given to charity. Yes, the chorus had fun, and there was no better example than the sun- shiny brightness that sparkled in every song. Page 45 assistants eep library upereolatin The magazme asslstants superxlse the f1les Cforeground s1tt1ngJBa1ba1a Wel don fbackgloundl MSVIS Smxth Mary Ann Fnzgexald Amy Jo Atwood and Flora Nell McMo1an W1th the tappmg of the pres1dents gavel the aCt1V6 L1 brary Club came to order twlce a month at the end of the school day The club conslsted of th1rteen desk and maga zme room asslstants chosen from volunteers w1th hlgh schol 3St1C records and lnterest who learned to asslst Mlss Cllfton ln the huge Job of runnlng a llbrarv MISS MARY CLIFTON Sponsor Catalogumg and The Care of Books and Magazines formed some of the ABC s of llbrarv procedure Wh1Ch the asslstants had to master 1Tend1ng of Llbrarvs Potted t1v1t5 J The club s work was most eV1dent to l1brary users however ln the seasonal d1splays on the l1brary bul1et1n board featurmg books on d1fferent subjects each month Th1S terms eye catchmg colorful arrangements especlallw the Chrlstmas and Halloween themes provlded welcome brlghtness for many study weary CU eyes 55? GLORIA BEATTY P1 Gqldf nt Checking books monopollzes most of the tlme of the desk asslstants fforegroundb Shlrley Rood Tuttan Larson Beva Damel Barbara Stembergex Glorxa Beatty fbackgroundl Pat Jones and Chrlstme Adams 2 . A 5 , . We X 5 . ' r . . . , . . , ef 7 X' X - I , I I - 7 LA ' li ll ' 77 , . . g . KA . M Q 7 A k Plants might have been classed as an extracurricular ac- ' . . 7' , . . Y X , e . , . . Q ' Q 1 V g 5 4 s 3 1 3 Languages dubs were woven uno the class work with every Spanish or Latin stu dent enrolled as a member How those meet ings were looked forward to each month as a hvehfchange The Hot Springs branch of the Junior Classical League a national organization for furtherlng appreciation of the classlcal langu ages and civilizations boasted the distmc tion of holding the fust state convention of the league ever held in Arkansas Its imtia tion of new mductees conducted in the form of a play revolving about the mythlcal Roman gods fln full regalia of white sheets and bare feet, was another highlight Spanmh Clubineehngsfeauued mudent reports on subjects relating to Latin Ameri can countries and Spain Educational game based on Sparnsh Speulng bees quizzes 20 Quesuons rounded outthe prograni YITTT lf I 3 Ill Ill Ill ll QD :QI 121 Junior Classical League officers are seated with Mr. Walker sponsor: Lee Smith vice-president' Crane Walker president' Buddy Butler program chairman' and Ed Hogaboom secretary. Officers of first- and second-year Latin classes: Cback rowl Gloria Beatty sec- retaryg I3etty Iiury, secretaryg Isee Smith, program chairmang Crane Walk- er, presidentg Tommy Leach, vice-presi- dent . . . Cfront row? Ray Kirkman, program chairmang Ed Hogaboom, vice- presidentg Freddie White, president. Page 47 g-N Give a cheer for the able Spanish Llub 0111 cers Jimmy Johnson vice president L Vexne Littleton president Chuck McMullen secretary langua e clubs supplement classwork ,nf .Jil 'If fzi ' , ' , ' j - All QI, ca- .Wg W l C N. troupe 73 dlstln ulshed thesplan chapter Aleia Mllholen 1S 1n1t1ated 1DtO Thesplans by Shlrley Rood In the background are the other offlcers La Verne Llttleton secretary Nancy Nxchol VICE presl dent Dan Pappas reporter and Carol Sussman h1stor1an Curtam call for the Natxonal Thesplan Socletys an nual product1on thrs year s gay Mother Is a Freshman' Monthly chapter meetlngs starred make up proced ures sklts readmgs pantomrmes and costumlng Two ln formal 1n1t1at1ons lntroduced fresh mterest lnto th1S Troupe 78 of dramat1sts w1th the annual sprmg banquet cllmaxlng thelr many aCt1V1tl9S for the term SHIRLEY HOOD Pres1dent Nancy N1cho1's amusmg story holds the attentlon of Thesplan members Cseated far rlghtl MBVIS Smxth and Beverly Thompson tsecond row? Aleta M1lholen, Bettye Ruth Mxller, Bruce Smlth, Louxse Mxxon, Joan Wxlhams, LaVerne Llttleton, Shxrley Rood tth1rd rowh Ray Edelstem, Ronnle Johnston, Jack Tucker, Bobby Holland, Carol Sussman, Sharon Melton Qfourth row? Don Gregory, Jxmmy Hughes, Mlss Alexander, sponsor, Sara Frances Hllton, Renee Habbaz, Mary Margaret McNe1l, Dan Pappas, Carolyn Sxms llast rowb Dlck Muse, Morton Thompson, B111 Wood cock, Doyle Echols, Larry Stephens, Chuck McMullen, and Bobby Mxtchell O O Q O , ---- . , in .,: .: 1' X L ... N f ,Q ,Q ., p y m , L1 , W A Wa 3 .W , U 4 I , 9 , . . . . , . . , 1 - - y 9 1 1 ' ' u 4 5 2- V. 1 . JAAS Q ., . R if ., 5,-,K H TVA 5 , f?'. 'K s , ,Q v ' 1 r' , ' X . i P f ' U r asquers is helpful prelude to tllespians Masquers members Cstandmgl Buddy Butler Cfront row? Bettye Ruth Mlller Ann Maddox Charlotte Grlsham isecond row? Sharon Melton Ronme Kelly Nathamel Wlke Ehzabeth Carney Freddle Zlpkes Qth1rd rowl LaVerne L1ttleton Bonme Corder Judy Sullivan Carolyn Duren Glor1a Sultt Conn1e Strlckland Cfourth row serm cxrcularl Dan Pappas Bruce Smlth Gene Mathews Bobby Mxtchell Edwm Hogaboom Gary Lav1n Jlmmy Hughes Jack Tucker Bobby Holland and Mxss Lo1s Alexander sponsor The Masquers was a comparatxvely new but growmg p1 oject By actlng 1n one act plays presented to both the Thesplans and the student body or by dlrectlng them members of thxs dramatlc orgamzauon gamed valuable polntage and exper1ence Workmg on props and llglltlllg taught them what else must go 1nto a successful produc A' t10D W Ng Other Masquers Cfront row seatedh Anna Sue Smlth Franc1s Shea Elsxe Caldwell and Delores Cunnmgham Cfront row standmgb Rosemary Obee Mary Ann F1tzgerald Jo Ann Tubby Mary Sue Benbrook and Norma Jean Freeman Csecond rowb Socky Pappas Carl Holt Julame Beasley Mary Prlest Naoma Wallman Carol Sussman Nancy Nlcol Carolyn Slms cthlfd row! Chuck Mc Mullen Louxse Mlxon Maxlne Mxller Wxlma Brown Ray Edelstem Peggy Maddox Ronnle Johnston Amy Jo Atwood fback rowj V1rg1n1a Washam Peggy Thornton and John Sehg aff NATHANIEL WIKE Presldent I . . . , , . . . , , 1 l ' . ' .' ' . . l . . ' 7 , , . . . , ' l I 1 v v 1 y v v . . y - I - l 1 v 1 f 1 ,, .Q . . . . . If . ,ll l . , fzff I z i l uf' ' Z ' 1,4 J 2 . 1, ,. J. . is ' l-3 f 1 s , l . n A K . X 1 A, W 4 . T . S J pf Q Q Y 1! M an ,e I ' v - 1 v , . . . . , y v , , . . . , I 1 h 1 1 1 . n - - - ' v 1 1 v v l h I , , . . . 1 1 ' increase in number of staf Y,IY1x Ilysfhmu si 4 if 'itll do wh, r E... tv .llln.. PAUL BOSSON CHARLES HOLT MHS. ELZA T. HOUSLEY Editor Business Manager Adviser The fifty-three members of ' 3 the 1953 Old Gold Book staff gn have put out an annual which , 4 they hope will be approved by p if those harsh critics-the stu- . 'fzr 735, dents. Two associate editors, 'ff . ,. two feature writers, two chief artists, and two circulation A LJ managers in addition to the editor increased the usual number of staff heads from fiveato nine, bettering the chances of producing an out- , standing book. RENEE HABBAZ KARIN BENEDIKT and Chief Photographer CAROL SUSSMAN Associate Editors fhhupa, Q we-If -..,,,, Y Circulation Staff: fforegroundb Phyllis Baxter Advertising Staff: fleft to right, first row? Beva Daniel, . . . fleft to right, middle row? Nancy Hardin, Barbara Weldon, Mary Ann Halford, Naoma Wall- Virginia Batterton, Bonnie Corder, Beth Mc- man.. Csecond rowJ Janet Gray, Janis, Brenner, Cynthia Clung . . . Cback row! Elva Sue Williamson, Brewer, Shirley Harrison, Patsy Hall . . . Cthird row! Dan Bobby Mitchell, Tuttan Larson. Pappas, Bill Luebben, Charles Dickson, Jack Tucker. Page 50 llea S strengthens old old book 4 v Q, 4 Au. 5.- .iw or N JIMMY GIBSON and CARL Hour HELEN Bunxs CPCQAHTEOTTE GRISHP-M Advertising Manager Chief Typist MCU anon Managers f' JIMMY JOHNSON and SHIRLEY SANDERS NANCY NICHOL and LEA VEHNE LITTLETON ' ture ' Art Editors Fea ditors Ii Writers and Typists: ileft to right, front rowh Shirley McDonough, Shirley Orrell, Barbara Scott, Virginia Washam . . . Cback rowb Bill Pierce, Bruce Smith, and Clarice Bowers. Arnsis and Photographers Cleft t right front row! Mary Edna Alford Karleen Muller Ina Mae Brown Emma Garland Smith Cback rowh Jack Roddie Socky Pappas and Bettye Ruth Miller Page 51 follow the news ----.....,. NANCY NICHO1 Edll01 KARIN BENEDIKT Assoclate Ed1tOI Mm 'N-.4 MRS UNA MCCRORY Ed1tor1a1 AdV1SG1 and I-IERMAN HOWELL Prmtmg Advxsel The Cubs work Wlth zeal Tuttan Larson, Bxuce Smxth, Socky Pappas, Barry Lawes, Paul Bosson, Sharon Melton, Jualme Beasley, B111 PIBFCG, Larrv Pender and Naoma Wallman CAROL SUSSMAN Page 52 News Editor sf! ilawifq f2,4,,,,, ,, s 1, xr L . ll i A - a 1 Q rl Q , . g . , Q ' , 1 ' U .-'ff LA- , f ' A 7 XM - .. ew .' w Q' :Sa 6 . , 1 --- ' 'Ami sl 4 c read the torcllll ht' GENE HALL Spol ts Edltor Prmnng Staff Harold Parker Jlmmy Kexth Barbara Norman Ernest Sutten Marlon Mathews Bobby Capehart Jerry Dockery Danny Godwm and Charles Rhoden The school paper was the t1e that bound the school together It kept H S H S mforrned of every tW1St and turn Wh1Ch took place w1th1n 1ts halls Each second Frxday a new ed1t1on featured an announcement about the Old Gold of Homecommg royalty or a scoop on CIVIC representatlves Patlence determ1nat1on and enthus1asm publlshed the Torchlxght Every effort was made to prmt up to date eye catchmg 1ssues The elght page Homecommg and Chr1stmas ed1 trons and the twelve page senror ed1t1on re ma1ned espec1ally unforgettable to thelr read ers and surely to thelr proud parents ' Qulll and Scroll an 1nternat1ona1 organlza new H SH S members ID recognrtlon of thelr exceptlonal work ID Journallsm These were requlred to be 1n the upper th1rd of thelr class to have done super1or work on some publlca t1on to have two hundred lnches 1n prlnt and to be approved by the executlve secretary of the soclety RENEE HABBAZ Feature Ed1tor Page 5.1 D- Qmll and Scroll members Karm Benedlkt Nancy Nlchol Bruce Smlth Carol Sussman Sharon Melton Julame Beasley B111 P1erce Socky Pappas Renee Habbaz and Gene Hall O O I S F f J w a ' E I ' I 5 rg Wi it . . Q . . . . I ' . U U ' . . 4 n , I . - . . - y . . . . . . . I. - Book, a wr1te-up on the cast of a play, a p1cture t1on for h1gh school Journahsts, 1n1t1ated f1ve . , .l . I I . . . . . . 1 . I . . - . y . 1 , . . . - ' s v 4 . ' 9 I Q X ,VJ K 1- . : ' l ' . V ' i I 7 ' men-of-nluscles join letternlelfs club Football Jackets at lust Coach McG1bbony wt nds Bmllx Housley hls hard cixncd black and gold Jacket whllt somr of thc members of thc Lettumcn S Club xx nt Lk pcctantlw MARION MATHEWS P1es1dent Men of muscles who partlclpated mn football basketball or track Jorned the Lettermens Club lf they had earned a letter 1n any one of those sports Th1s organ1zat1on founded 1n H SHS 1n l948 held two lnltxatxons th1s Vear to xnduct new members A two year lettumans award l5 gncn to Duanc Bowman by Coaches MCGlbbLlD5 and Moon Congratulauons A When the Nuclear Nuts put the1r heads together thmgs s'art a bubblmg Members are Cleft to rlght f1rst rovuh Pat Vawter Peggy Maddox Ronme Johnston Lee Smlth Csecond row? Horace M0016 sponsor Carol Mullens Mary Ella Ermy Ray Edclstem Moruya Raed and Vlfglflla L1n7y Done 54 408 RONNIE JOHNSTON Presldent 1 I X f-r to XX ,A xi QQ 2-Pqlg ' , I ' 1 ,f. . ' v K , . . V X' A 'S 5 H' 5 Q: ' -Z' x'. 5 if , ,Q , - . - ky X, -A - - , :mf .. , t 922, I , , 1 , QL 1 K 1 , W , V- .1 - A V ' A' 1 l I ' - - - . , , . C X ' Y v . 'f. ' f I w1Y'xx' ti V bk I 'Hr 17 Kr, 5,1 ' o 'F 1 2 I , . - D ' y .y ', , . . . lf 1 . all eyes on the female e eerleatlers' The cheerleading squad Clett to right front iowb Chailene Boots Eutha Lee Tallent Ainette Tl omas Clover Ann Shlpp Ann Holdei Virginia Washam fback IOWA, Carolyn Sims Joan Williams Ann Maddox Janet Gray and June Clyde Halk During a breather at the football homecoming game the cheerleaders pose for this picture Yea, team-fight! yell the gals at the field house. For the first time in history H.S.H.S. was roused by a ladies only cheerlead- ing squad with excitin new ells and ex E Y - citing new black and gold outfits. State- wide recognition rewarded their back- breaking work. ANN HOLDER Captain Swing high: swing low-as the Trojan Band plays a march during a basketball-game interval. breakfast lneetin s spark tradesmen The Des Cleft to right, front rowl B. Smith, E. Rogers, G. Walters, L. Emerson C. Braswell, M. Nichols . . . Csecond row! B. Johns, D. Bearden, M. Knlght J. Brooks, R. Rollins . . . fthird rowb Ada L. Anderson, M. Q B. Keller G. Poulter. Lingo B. Tedder, R. Parsons, G. Porter, F. Whisenant, B. Marks . . . ftop rowj C. Johnson, Mrs. M. Mosier, sponsor, M. Carter, R. Johns, B. Graves, DARLENE BEARDEN LYNWOOD SMITH State Presxdent Pres1dent The Dos Cleft to rlght front row! B G Stephens sponsor C Rasberry ond rowj J Houpt W Bates C Wflght J Denton J Short M Kelth Cthlrd row! R Davxs Lee R Rlddle D Mothershed B Stevens J Gr1s ham R Dunn L Robbxns ftop row? A Rogers H Pettlt O Mart1n dale C Ferarl R Olmos and E Sutton Nxcknamed the De Dos, the Future Tradesmen of Ark ansas were students enrolled m vocatlonal classes These enthuslasts held m o n t h 1 y breakfast meetlngs Regular monthly soclal events, such as hayr1des dances, and p1cn1cs, were cllmaxed by the annual Employer Employee Banquet The real h1ghl1ght of the term was the state convent1on 1n L1ttle Rock An HSHS delegate was elected state pres1dent' cz J I! t 1 ' as - U B. Bearden, N. Diggs, Baker, H. Parker, B. Avery, E. Golden . Csec: In AA T Welcome new members of Hot Springs Chapter of ' I C F H A says the president after initiation III fr new ee' .-'W r-'-v--.-... We re on our way to Little Rock for the State Future Homemakers Convention. There s no pl a c e like home. The Future Homemak- ers of America tried to make sure of this by preparing its members to lead useful and happy lives. The Hot Springs chapter en- livened its program with many special events. In No- vember d u r i n g F.H.A. Week an inspiring initiation was held. Hot Springs played host to the district convention in the same month, which was followed by the annual state convention in Little Rock in March. I an LUCY LEE WHITE President Gathered in the home economics sitting room with Mrs. Turner, their sponsor, are some of the members of Future Homemakers. Page 57 future llomemakers prepare for tomorrow jo 6 Q ' A ui 3 Q I ,. ! ! gli i v 9 Q Q i n. r,,,,M,- w w I . y Qg gl yu. future teachers look toward college Future Teachers fleft to rlght front row? Betty Pfafflm Patsy Beaton Phyllls Baxter Darla Sue Bayless tsccond row? Polly Hall Patsy Rowell Bal bala Stexnberger Mary Ann Halford Shxrley Haxrlson Flo Gene PPIIV Cback xowl Ann Benson Connle Strlckland Elva Jean Hooper Mrs Elma G Davls sponsox Elwabeth Carney Judy Sulllvan Mary Pnet Barbara Faye BARBARA STEINBERGER Presldent Preparing an lnformatlye bulletm board for the members are Elva Jean Hooper Balbaxa Stembexgu Mary Ann Halford and Elizabeth Carney. An apple for you teacher' Such a remark was present 1n the dleams of many g1rls who asplred to teachlng careers Proper college 6dL1C3t1OI1S must accompany these amb1t1ons however The Future Teachers of Amerlca 15 an exploratory orgam zat1on whlch dlscusses through 1ts monthly programs the ad xantages dlsadvantages problems and varlous factors to con s1der ln chooslng a college B5 means of these get togethers the guls can dec1de whether they care to contmue the1r educatlon Wlth a future teacher goal Thls year the membels of the Hot Sprxngs chapter attended the State FTA Convent1on An HSHS state member at large even served on the State Executwe Comm1ttee Wh1ch made pol1c1es for the state vxlde orgamzatlon Bs way of unusual 3Ct1V1t19S a Chmstmas offermg was guen to the local chlldrens olphanage and for experlence members dld some SUbSl1tL1t1I1g m classrooms' Thelr agenda also mcluded soclal actnltles such as the gala Chrlstmas party gwen durmg the holxday season FL Mil Llihlflb Milli l 7 Page 58 lunchtime saves the ay The halls were s1lent and empty the hands on the clock almost perpend1cular There went the noon bell' Out 1nto the once deserted halls rushed students of all shapes and slzes w1th only one object 1n thelr mxnds food Some raced toward thelr lockers for lunches they had flxed 1n the mormng Some ran down to the cafeter1a to squeeze xnto lxne Some went across the street to Mrs Lance s Luncheonette or farther abroad to buy a hot dog or bowl of ch1l1 The front steps of the school accommodated a large number of outdoor type eaters whlle the audltorlum dld the same for the f1res1de type Qulckly ftoo qulcklyj 12 30 arrlved and Wlth lt fourth per1od Only a few remmders of lunch txme were left here and there an empty sack an apple core a pathetlc cru of bread All was sllent once agam except for the sound of sweepmg bv the maxds brooms T 1' Pelvis. Puqe 59 M. These hungry people arc tak mg adxantagc of thc wonder ful food selxed mn the c'1fete11a Nvu... Manlyn Boots Shnley Peggy Karleen and Laura ale gettmg an early tan Whlle eatlng thelr lunch on the front steps The sociable atmosphere makes Mrs. Lances Luncheonette busy place at noon, A 'Q si Q,,,m - -C? M 6' l-g'3m1 LLL' QQ W 5?- fs-4 Q9 Q LVM P4559 60 if J f-fm, PJ K?6giQggg:efg ,wf Q, . - 456 hard-playin sportsmen form troja gf li vw 0 1, Y Q L . aff 5 sf 4- ,f lf'-rang, Siudeni managers: Chester Loy and Larry Pender. 1 e P at -it ' r ig f ll 3 e 33 The 1953 Trojans: Cleft to right, front rowj Joe Perry, Ray Schwieter, Bob Blackmon, Billy Housley, Mike Caldwell, Hor- ace Duke, Scotty Lloyd, Tom Jones, and Tom Martin . . . Csecond row? Frankie Robbins, Marion Mathews, Duane Bow- man, Bill Woodcock, Shannon Montgomery, Monte Baugh, Don Phillips, Ray Birmingham, and James Winston . . . Cthird rowj Jack Drobena, Bob Scudder, Charles Grubbs, Manley Oliver, Harold Montgomery, Bob Lankford, Dick McCowan, Marvin Phillips, and Tom Leach , . . Cfourth row? John Selig. Eldon Brown, Steve Johnston, James Pettit, Art Larson, and Bill Crone. Poqe 62 ootball squad Page 63 Athletic Director - Dub Mc Gibbony and his assistant Coach Thomas Moore. LELAND HULL Business Manager sportsnlanslup standards are 9' My Why 'Wm M W TTHWQXN 3 Kwwgx 'N U 'bw-i'E 'fyxjkgykmaaabg JF' 1 1 U S Rau. 1 The 1902 Trojan football team turned ln a total of 10 losses and 2 vs ns Head coach Dub McG1bbony and lme coach Thomas Moore had called for a team and 46 sports mlnded hard workmg bovs responded The team made then debut ln the Blg Sex en Conference on September 1.2 when thex 1ourneyed to Texarkana to be defeated .38 17 USINQJ the1r fax OI 1te two pl xtoon sy stem the Trojans coppecl the1r fxrst xxctory throwmq Arkadelph1a wlth a fast score of 19 7 The surprlsmgly strong Nashx xlle Scrappe1s held the McQ11bbonx men to 13 po1nts scored wlth two Trojan touchdovx ns made bx Charles Rhoden The w1n hungrv L1ttle Rock Tlgers tore at the Spa elexen when they ox G1 an the Hot Spun IS group bx a score of 55 0 Desp1te Gan Exerharts exe openmg 99 xaxd touchdown Hope ran up '78 7 as a f1nal score Hot Sprmbs t1ght1ng team wa no match for the North Lxttle Rock Wlldcats who walked au ax w1th a 617 Blg, Sexen tuumph HS H S scored the thlrd touchdown of the season on the Vhldcats hovnex er w1th Bobbx Blackmon s plunge 0281 the l1'1C W1th Blackrnon Ex e1hart and Rhoden scor mg for the Trojans the team vt as able to make then second vun of the eason bv holdlng the Malt e1n Leopards scoreless and gaxnmg 18 pomts for themselves Fust stung defensne team fv f , as-X5 'l l Wm H39 W at ks ' qw NM an-sip. 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' y ' 1 f. li 4 K W I I K5 49 it as New 5. 5 ip ' K i ' what fs .1 ft ' if 1 il' 1 , lltstandin thrall ll football season Bob Blackman streaks past the Arkadelphra Badgers Although the odds were aga1nst them the Trojans held the Fort Smlth Gr1zzl1es to three touchdowns for a 19 13 loss wlth Horace Duke scor1ng twlce for the men of Troy The El Dorado W1ldcats scored consxstently sendxng the Spa team home badly trampled w1th a score of 55 6 hangmg over the1r heads Tak1ng the1r n1nth loss of the season the Trojans who traveled all the way to Blythevllle Y v11le Chlcks The P1ne Bluff Zebras played host to the TroJans on the fmal November 27 QThanksg1v 1ng Dayj game f1ght1ng for a vxctory of 43 13 agalnst Horace Dukes cleverly made yardage The d1sappo1nt1ng season d1d not result ln a lowerlng of courtesy standards however H S H S s Blg Seven Conference flag was kept fly 1ng h1gh' The B1g Seven lncluded seven larger Ark ansas h1gh schools leagued together to pro mote good sportsmansh1p 1n 1nter school compe t1t1on The1r green and gold flag symbo11c of good sportsmansh1p was automatlcally awarded to each member of the Blg Seven at the sea son s start After each conference game a panel mlttee the v1s1t1ng coaches and the offxclals rated the teams on the followlng bases w1th a top ratxng of four poxnts per factor hosp1ta11ty att1tude and conduct If a team s total number of polnts came below 2 5 1ts flag could not be flown at a Blg Seven game untxl earned back by good behavlor Tigers from the capxtal close 1n on an umdentxfled Trojan Page 65 suffered a 35-0 defeat at the hands of the Bl the: consisting of a-faculty committee, a student com- montgonlery is all-state football cente Manon Mathews leads the way for Gary Everhart as they go 99 yards to score agamst Malvern Shannon Montgomery. All-State Center and the Most Valuable Player of the year. Mzke Caldwell Fort Smxth eludes two Grlzzlxes from Texarkana Arkade1ph1a Lxttle Rock Hope North Lxttle Rock Malvern Fort Smlth Blythevllle P1ne Bluff They Pug 66 SCORES We eeeee.. .---38 18-- ----. .-.- ------- 0 ' -------- ---- 7 l3-- ' ------ - ---- --19 Nashville - ------ ------- 33 6--El Dorado .. -.------- ----55 ' ----- ------ 55 0-- ' --. ---- ...-- - -35 ------------------28 13-- ' -------------43 ' --.---- 61 nlathews captains trojan football teanl Manon Mathews Captaxn and Outstand mg Defenslve Player Two Tzgen pounce on Horace Duke as he drxves for yardage Jack Drobena snags a pass and moves to ward pay dxrt m a B game Scotty Lloyd moves down fxeld as the Wlldcats from N L R glve chase durmg a B Squad game Page 67 L I ' ' ' u ya I L Q-m,gW'f? , Q-.awp K .Q .. L Y ' nine-Q -f A DANNIE GODWIN Guard coach-teanl work ne Trojan Baskeiball Squad: Cleft to right, front rowl Bill Woodcock, Dannie Godwin, Dickie Poole, Don Radley, Don Poe, Billy Evans, Larry Stephens, Jerry Pennington, Phil Smallwood, Louie Blackmon, Tommy Jones . . . Csecond rowl Larry Wilhelm, Conway Hahm. Gary Lavin, Billy Sheets, Bill Crone, Carl Lynch, Wayne Foshee, Gary Richardson, Freddie White, Kenny Elridge . . . Cstanding at back! Managers Doyle McGrew and Bobby Jo Smith. Not pictured are Managers Morton Thompson and Virgil Smith. VERNON LOVE BILL WOODCOCK LOUIE BLACKMON Forward Center Forward Page 68 fast movln asketball season BILLY EVANS Forward TOMMY JONES DON POE WAYNE FOSHEE Guard Forward Center Page 69 DON RADLEY Guard An anxious moment for Coach Mac and the boys on the bench 0 I W K fig, WJ I N l LARRY STEPHENS Forward -s V, SK K 8 ' D ,J , Q 2 trogan basketball squad rates 2 NT O sc Uni Lacjmfen LOM' ' 'M 9 D9 If 00 , If o HUH84 M0 1111! kg ofv 9 pop Sm' I mxmw Our B19 Seven Sportsmanshlp flag proudly kept IIS place the fleld house durmg the entmre basketball season SCORES e They Shemdan Baux1te Hope Benton L1tt1e Rock Pme Bluff North Llttle Arkadelph1a El Dorado Texarkana North L1ttle Fort Smlth Pme Bluff Baumte Llttle Rocl Benton Arkadelphla Texarkana Folt Smlth El Dolado Rock Rock In the last seconds of the P1ne Bluff game Black mon makes a desperatxon shot It's a rebound m the North L1tt1e Rock game wlth Woodcock ready to get xt ell ln Cllllflbl ence and tournanlent Stephens makes a long shot a i Foil Smith Grizzly tries to block Woodcock tips one El Dorado A hustling pace and determined spirit led the TroJan basketball squad to a surprising final standing in the Big Seven Conference Hot Springs tied Texarkana for fifth place in the conference and placed third as rated with other Big Seven teams on seasonal record A trip to Nashville for an invitational tourna ment netted the Trojans a gold trophy repre- senting second place. Highlighting the team s season were the North Little Rock Fort Smith and Tex- arkana games. Their first conference victory was over the North Little Rock Wildcats 50-41. A truly pulse-quickening Trojan vic- tory was over Fort Smith 38-36' the score was tied repeatedly but fouls in the overtime cost Fort Smith the game. The Trojans' loss against the Texarkana Razorbacks, 54-53, was a heartrending de- feat. During the last quarter, when the score was deadlocked five times, a fatal Hot Spring shot falling short of the basket and a dis- tressing foul gave the Razorbacks their chance to gain a point. Then playing time ran out before the Trojans could even the score. The North Lxtlle Rock VX ildcats and the Hot Springs Trogans haxe '1 sciamble undez the basket in against Ii's a basket for the Trojans during the Arkadel phia game! Page 7l girls' basketball returns with trojanette 1 CARL BROOKS Coach Tx-ojanetie Basketball Team Cleft to rlght front row? Carol Wrllxam son Jackle Wmston Barbara Wllllams June Kldd Pat Stanflell isecond row? Sh111ey Shelton Vxrgmla Hxggms Mary Margaret Mc Nell Barbara Sklllern Cback rowl Marle Sanders Sandra Burge Jane Brown Kathy Stone and Joan McGuire A tome moment m one of the TroJanette games After a 'f1V6 year absence the glrls basketball team was formed again th1s year under the tlreless dlrectlon of Coach Brooks Therr f1rst encounter, a losmg one was Wlth Fountam Lake one of the toughest teams ln the county After meet mg Fountam Lake the Trojanettes contmued thelr season Wlth games agamst Cutter Mornmg Star Mountam Pme Lakesxde Poyen and Donaldson all experlenced teams They fmxshed w1th one wm and f1ve losses a good record for a newly orgamzed group Pcqe 72 - ' . I 9 hh . ' D , I I V' , ' . . . . . . ' , Y ' . . . . , -sg. Jane tries for a basket. . . , 1 v ' ' 1 , . ' . . . N 1 l . a S . 2 2 . 7 ' . . y spring res lves track tennis, golf .lx v-4146 'QF' Manon Mathews goes up and over to t1e h1s state hlgh school JIMMY CHAFI-'IN Student Track Coach Henderson State Tea hers College Gary and Bobby clear the hurdles as Coach Moore tells Horace Art Larry and Scotty how lt should be done Bxll Rowland Teddy Ramwater Gerald Breckenmdge and Johnny Glbbs warm up for a golf meet at Belvedere Some 1953 tenrus players fleft to Flghtl Robert Kllgore, Amy Jo Atwood, Marle Sanders, Mary Jean Struble, and Bllly Allen hlgh Jump record Page 73 'O WS W Jig? LATIN CHM cel fl z S ....,,? C-NK' ' s SXCCJ D: TEST ! QQ,-4 Rf .4 - 1 6 E5 T Qjx . . i 'mf -4 WJ' :HIFI 5 viii! 4' .2 9? washes away tension royalty parade dance In hll ll Grlzzly Royalty at Rlx Fleld Cleft to ughtb Dolothy Jo Suffleld Maxg1e Jackson LdVc1ne Llttleton Queen Joan W11l1ams Melba Ewmg Chou lone Boote Velda Sue McCoy Trojan royaliy at RIX Fleld deft to r1ghtJ Ann Holdel Janet G1ay Sharon Melton Queen Beth M Clunv Magnoha Adkms Frances Klng Carolyn Duren Crowmng of T1o,an and Guzzly queens m assembly Page 76 ootball ll0lllBl30llllllg festlvltles Mr Moore s Monsters won the fxve dol lar prlze for the best parade entry Everyone geis nn the parade' The Jumor class supports the Trojan team l Here comes the TroJan Band' After the game the1e was a dreamy dance w1th muslc by the Too Hats Page 77 0 Q C Q 'fr 'Y , ' 2 1 '14 ' .. ' 1, student council veep unearth' Thats really solxd' O J ,111 thmk when Edxxm J1mmw and M1 Mooxe ale bnatmg out the tmu These Hollywood troopers James Cralg Roscoe Ates and Coleen ,nay thull the auchence Cand J Ann 'Iubbyh wxth their Jokes and talks Scenes hke thxs from Judy Takes Ovox ente1 tamed ou1 assemblles Charles Wells famous speaker and caxtoomst r- - ...,,,, IS mtervlewed aftex assembly by repoxter Karm Benedlkt Page 78 student talent for asselnblies Is it magic? The Bell Telephone Company conjured up this elec- trxcal demonstration. Joan Wllhams announces the members of the OLD GOLD BOOK staff Wlth grmmng Paul Bosson editor and breathless Charles Holt busmess manager 1mpo11tely readmg over her shoulders MIKMWAVI5' and your IHIPIYUNA' Ii was flxed' Mrs Beasley w1l1 need Jlmmy Glb son stand1ng by to protect her permanently when the law fmds out how Conme Wrlght won that free annual Charlotte Grxsham IS handlng her Page 79 A hai w1th gangster C B Hudson under It doesnt lmnress any of the cast of Balcony bcene except star Cooper Land C 0 . v ' ' , . . . , 'I ,.. ,N , . A 5 . 7 1 X at A if ' . ...... . V 5 1 5' V Q I 55, , W , i ' . ff! . , K, 4 Y 5 - t. - U thespian play invades eollege CBIIIPIIS MOTHER IS A I-'RESHMAN presented by Thesplan National Honor Socxety CAST Mrs Ab1ga1l Abbott Nancy N1cho1 Susan Abbott Carolyn Slms Mrs Mlller LaVerne Lxttleton Sylvxa Mav1s Smlth Bunny Beverly Thompson Helen Bettye Ruth M1ller Carrle Sharon Melton Clara Charlotte Grlsham Marge Renee Habbaz Bobo C B Hudson Jack Bob Mltchell When dxd you arr1ve Are you a freshman? W1ll you go to the Sprmg Dance wxth me A flurry of questxons greet Ab1ga1l s arrlx al at Pomt When a shortage of funds threatened Susan Abbotts contmuance at Po1nter College her at tractlve wxdowed mother Ablgall made a desper ate dec1s1on and enrolled herself there 1n order to recelve a generous sum of monev from the Abl gall Fortltude Scholarsh1p so that Susan could rema1n Much to Susan s astonlshment her mother be came the center of attentlon at college partlcular ly Wlth the male students but when even the b1 olocfy professor Susan s secret crush showed slgns of mfatuatlon daughter dear grew extremely perturbed A SGIIES of mlsunderstandlngs and Ablgalls consequent expulslon from Po1nter led the plav to 1ts cllmax at wh1ch t1me Ablgaxl found a new llfe and Susan found a new love HOW19 Ronnle Johnston B1 Henry Sanders Dean G1ll1ngham Bobby Holland Professor Mxchaels B111 Woodcock awww W A536 The Dean checks wltn the housernother about Your poor feet' After danc1ng wlth me all the new emollee Mrs Ab1ga1l Abbott evenlng you must be exhausted' Page 80 J' 'I ' - av an 'Y bb . ' - I 11 . Q ' .V 'Y ' - 5 ' N ' GT. f , , , . . , - Q 1 ' . ' ' 7 ' A v ' , . 1 ' , K iiii . . , v . 'W' W ' D 1 v - at . . . ., ..,e,,,, , ,, YW, L V A 'ff' Y Y Vfrrrrn B , '11,,,,,,-,,,,,,,.,,, ., ' 1 ' . -wiigbnif . if f w A H M M :vi l - h , Q ah, ,-.4 1, f, I ff' f 1 yi ,4-,-'Y 1 if , 0 J' - iz A 1 v . A A' , 3 I .lk K X X . gg iz 7 ' ,kb am- 4, , 5 X Rfk . A n - - . Q . . . ,, v - - v - FOG ISLAND presented by The Junior Class CAST Jerry Martin Margy OLaughl1n Sheriff Doolittle Richard Brock Johannah Green Torn Williams Mrs. Williams , Maurine Gardner Priscilla Ralston Hazel Sommers Ann Wickcliffe Y Donald Gregory Frances Shea Ronnie Kelly Billy Sipes Mavis Smith Orv1l1e Poole S Myrtle Sheets Jo Ann Tubby Anna Sue Smith , Emily Rule Julaine Beasley Prxscxlla and Jerry carefully guard the plotters pending the arrixal o the F B I Fog Island witnessed eerie goings-on when Jerry Martin was kept prisoner there by foreign agents who needed his knowledge of atomic secrets. Complica- tions arose in the form of a stranded bevy of girls from a summer camp in charge of Margy O Laughlin an old flame of Jerry s. , 'fag .4131 .. , If you kill us, you'll never get across the channel. They'll be there waiting for you! Page 81 'union' class play unsllrouds fog island 1 I ,Q f . I my 'H . Grab him, Williams! He's a spy! K 1 Ea, ' ' , ' Q 'l Q 3 iii s ecial days and weeks salut Basketball Royalty IE1gDS over the Homecommg game fleft to rnghtl V1rg1n1a Batterton Shxrley Oxrell Barbara Skxllern Charlene Boote Arkadel phla Queen Clover Ann Shxpp Trojan Queen Mar tha Humphreys Doroth5 Jo Suffleld Beva Damel Jody Appleton and Nancy Nlchol On Teacher Apprecxatzon Dav Ralph Sheets g1ves Shxrley Rood to M1 Wells as a secretary t W? grade his many test papers 'R'- Fmal exams crowd the hall steps wlth students studymg as nexex before I The gala Homecom1ng Dance ln the gayly decor ated cafeterla sets the scene for many swaymg couples Page 82 it , is J, .. I x l 5 ' x 4 -ln u ia -A 1 - o X A I , ' ' - - g 1 Q y , ,fl . +1 ' 6 ef A v X kj! v f' . Ai ix, kg, v . . '- I l ducation, asketball, boys, parents Students parenis assemble fO1 Par A lxtile urgmg on the g1rls part was all xt took to get the boys on the floox durmg the Txxnp dance 4 A 5 Hai 5' sail!! ia! ents Nlght at school duxmg Amerl can Educauon Week 'kwa S Paq 83 The Ideal Twlrp IS decorated for dlsplay by members of the Twxrp dance commlttee Amencan Educahon Week 1n sp1red thls downtown wmdow dxsplay made by Mrs John son s hlstory students L ,A 4 Y W ,er ' A l - a ' d if 2 I ' uf xl Q r' s s V ,1 I ffiaff , 'V e 'Kb 7 it ,,. W., I M Tsfd' Z f7 Y . Q Vg in ' if X f , 7 yf ff' t M ' Y Q, K ,g 2: V ,V ' ' ' chrlstnlas and thanksglvln seasons come let Us adore h1m Chust the Lord 15 born Dr Oberg CIYHTWIZXIILQS Dxckens s Chnsimas Carol 'Q S pk 4. An orchxd to you fox Chxlslmas 1S the glectmng to Mrs Houslew from hex home room A trxo from the Black and Gold Quartet, represcntmg Mxss Santa Claus Callas Jlmrny G1bsonJ Mary C11fton's home room, captures f1rst honors 1n the en hands out Student Counc11Chr1st tertamment contest at the Chnstmas party mas presents to the faculty Ecqe 84 0 I C , N1 yrng'-ngfo A ,--H73-.gy-fxjgf, f W-Aga x - M fs. 5. I X t ' 1 1 'f , . . ., , 5 ' A Oh, I , . . D -l Q . . H ! ' . is in 1 ' Q L X, A , ' - - N r ' - 3, I 5 v offer parties, pro rains resents 'BE Peace to the world and may love ablde wlth LJ' We rolled lll the alsles when Mr 'Vlooxes you home room pusented lts Sklf at the Student Food a plenty xx as contrlbu ted by Mx Moore s wmnlng home room Councll Chrlstmas party Bountiful baskets and 'a Thanks glvlng assembly were sponsored by Nat1onal Honox SOC16t5 ll Page 85 if I band routs the blues with The chorus line of cheer leaders opens and closes the Band Variety Show. Iis m the Book smgs Ronme Kelly durlng h1S prea her act The Combo takes the stage for some mellow musxc ...J Mary Ella Bledsoe stops Elhfrgfxglsvlth her Smgmg The ongmal f1fe and bottle xs presented by the hxcks of the band Page 86 U 1 - N - 4 ,. . C . ,, ,. N - 'I H . , k if Jay .. -. .. ag-E fi' , variety show and banquet The band dance 1S a smash success The annual Trogan Band Ban quet 1S held this year at the Pines Supper Club Mr Weaver hfetlme honorary con ductor of the Trojan Band presents of the same honor to Mr Biles New uniforms' No Just the special dress for the 49ers Parade' Page 87 . Y - F the baton symbolizing the awarding X ' i beauties and workers . . . fa S and U3 Lawsy ihe pox is upon us! Beauty marks etched on w1th eyebrow penclls speckled the more art1s tlcly mchned ladxes F 'fi Ns? Who would m1nd bemg marooned hke Carolyn S1ms on top of a locker when a book IS handy and tormentor Don Phlllxps as con trxbutmg lunch and a blanket? Tote that ladder 11ft that na11' The Jumor class play stage crew has 1ts ups and downs Queen of the May Correctlon Queen of the annual P0110 Ball Charlene Boote IS acceptmg her royal d1adem from B111 Luebben and Rosemary Obee razv fun nlake h 5 S ne Oh no youre not m the wrong book Its just the Ensemble en llWCD1I'1g the Llons Club Mlnstrel It Ray Edelstem doesnt shoot hlmself lt looks as lf Bob Marks mlght These characters present the Bob n Ray show over KRCH every Saturday XM., mm- img Teshng one two three' Every sopho mores hearmg was checked by the state health nurse Pczqe 89 D,Boih sexes of the specxes flocked to the Whlte buck fad thxs year O Y 1 V O O O 0 O O 0 ff U , . x -A .. 'I ' ,' '-',L.s - a . '7 'Q , A u l ' C . . . . , 1 l . - I , , J, . . Q ' I gf-1 . r 2 ' 5. 1 ! 2 'Q i , v 322 ,.. - . , . . Q . y , . . r. R' . , '. ' ' ' 1 S eclal events and S ecla Soi! PJ dmner muslc from the cafeterla Jul Q box has lost 1ts charm for the moment 1D favor of the annual photographer X marks the xrght xote for Student Coun c pre ldent at one of the ballotmg statmns Super saleswomen' Myrtle SheetQ Norma Jean Freeman and Barbara Sk1llern topped ln the sale of txcketb for the Junlor Claes Plav They re attending an mterdenornzni txonal p ax er naeetlng held ex ery school moxmng Page 90 Q C Y A I .l , A f A . H 9 N 1 3 F: 1 A ' sf A , my - f we ow 4,5 4 , 'Q .NN .5 U A H 11 3 , , 1 , - il -N' A ' , - ' 'f 5-l T f 1 I W, K , . .. . I ' ' A x- ' Z- ' 1' ' . V ' ork color the school day f as 'K-41' Rembrandts all' Ina Mae Peggy and Ann continue the1r study of art even though Who s next' asks Carol Sussman as the Juniors crowd around to buy the school pictures Gene Brooks seems well satisfied while Julaine Beas ley on the left quivers wlth anticipation Come again? Mrs. Hous1ey's fourth-period class presents her a megaphone to use in competition with the noise from the junior-high motor bikes at noon. 'P' they must return to Junior hlgh as ad vanced students PGQQ- 91 The Easier edznon 1S the interest holder in this class ood citizens of h s s rata I! s award hme 1111 1V111111n 1VI11h1 ms Capt 1111 md 11111x1 1nd1nf,, d 11n 1 pl IYLI 1nd fm Shannon IVI11n1g11111c1y 1111ts1 ncilng, 11uni 1 L UIL 1 lg 1V1 1 Q 1 11 111111111 11nn11n n 1 Ll 1111 R 1 1111 11111: 'J Boys Siaiers 1111111111gh1Jb11Lky1'1pp1N J1111111y Johnson R1lphSh1e1Q iYlC1FdVK11H 111111111 d PCIKIP QA e Jumor Lxons 11 1 1 IJ n 111111 I 1n11 1 511 p 11111 MUV1 1st1r1d1111,11 111 51 pin Q C 1 '1 1 0 1 0 o 1 J X X I fa '33 K ,X 1 1 I 1 N 1 if 1 0..H.l, K . .' L f., , 11111.11 c play -1. P1'1 '-C1 211' flvft 111 1' 1111 Z1I'1ln, '1111'11 ' Cha 'lm M1-G11 S11 , 21 C1 Walt-' G1g ' 'h. 111111- d1'n1 111 C1x'1111ns. w1111 sp11ns111'11c1 the 111111111111 11111111111-1. D.A. . L1-1111 H-111.111,,1k1'1 1 1 1 C'11.f1'11 11.11x 1'f111111.X111111 11131 1 1 .1 I nv 111 ' -' D' 1 ' 1 ,. X . V . I 1. 9 rr 1' Th ' ' : s .11-'W 21 jun .111 -' 'J 1. 14111. ' ' 14 1 C111 ' -1 11111-n . . . 2 A rx 11111 Luc-11111'n1111d 151 A' ' 11115, ,,,. xx i 1- il , i il Mjkf' 1' 7, , J , , Y-ur, Z ,Q ff' 1 js. G1 Q1 1 it 4, 5 J I 'F 1. gl, 4 . . L 'fv C A wards and earn honors o an --5 Junior Business and Professional Worn en Cleft to right bottom rowl Connie Wright Barbara Stelnberger top row? Kalln Benedikt Carol Sussman Shirley McDonough and Judy Sulllx an Junlor Clvlians Douglas MCSSQI James Keith and Larrv Peterson rf' if 'f Q-..g5,, ,V ,, 'flisggxj -ll Junlor Rotarians Cleft to llghtl James Chambers Ed BFGIIGD belg Jelly Pennington and Charles Holt Page Girls' Siaters: fleft to right? Shirley Mc- Donough, Gloria Beatty, Gwen Sanders, Nancy Nichol . . . Cback rowh Connie Wright, Carol Sussman, Ann Holder . . . lstandingl Joan Williams, governor of 1952 Girls' State . . . Knot pictured? La- Verne Littleton. 93 A! f'S? Q A 1 f P ,U uv QI ay 0 U fa , s o . m LG ' Q , 1 QA N Q u V 8 a o XV ? IBM an X11 'alfa' ,E ll I ' V ., gg! 9 9 . S X - z a senior s diary speaks F,-w Senior class officers Cleft to right! Charles Holt vice president LaVerne Littleton secretary Rex McMahan president and Gwen Sanders treasurer Motto Not for ones self but for all Colors Blue and Silver Flower Carnation May 28 1953 Graduatlon Day' Yet as I glance back I feel no sorrow in adm1tt1ng the conclusion of this year for if It were not at 1ts end my scrapbook would not be so chock full of memorable pictures treas ured clippings and pr1celess tokens of th1s most glorious of years I remember the flrst day we were recog n1zed as seniors' We held a class meetlng in the audltorium and the chosen four officers beamed with pride as we elected them to lead us through the year When the leaves began to fall we be came fasc1nated by the beauty spot fad. Every girl placed those eye-catching marks on the most enticing parts of her face. And the white bucks. How we fretted to keep our new shoe favorites spic and span! I Beauteous homecomings in all their regal plendor were the most elaborate ever Well never forget the sparkling rad1ant faces of the Ladies of the Court and their proud escorts Christmas and New Year spirits soared high as December came to a close and blossomed forth into January But our holiday spirits were slightly deflated when mid term exams beckoned us back to school The state music festival paved the way for our class activities What events they were too' The unforgettable performances of the senior play What a Lxfe were pre sented in early May In fast succession the Junior senlor prom and receptlon wlll day the senior silver tea our class picruc and the senior banquet followed. Then came that marvelous memorable breathtaking week which climaxed itself on Graduation Day - May 28 1953! -A Senior Page 96 'QFJFW ADKINS, CAROLYN KAY . . . Allied Youth 2, Can- dlelight Service l,2,3g Trojan Chorus 1,2,3g Home Room Treasurer 1. ADKINS, LAURENCE . . . Trojan Chorus l,2,3, Can- dlelight Service 1,2,3g Home Room President 1,29 'Irojan Band lg Lions' Minstrel 3. ALFORD, MARY EDNA . . . Future Homemakers l,2,3, Trojan Chorus l,2,3, Candlelight Service 1.2,3g Old Gold Book 3, D.A.R. Good Homemaker 3. ANDERSON, ADA LOU . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. ARNOLD, BETTYE . . . Trojan Band l,2,3, Corporal 1,2, Staff Sergeant 3g Band Variety Show 2, Home Room Treasurer lg Future Homemakers 2,3. AVERY, BYRON . . . Future Tradesmen 2,35 Track 2,3. BAKER, JUANITA . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. BATTERTON, VIRGINIA . . . Future Homemakers 1, 2,33 Trojan Chorus 2,3, Candlelight Service 2,3, Home Room Vice-President lg Allied Youth 2g Old Gold Book 3g Basketball Maid 3. BAXTER, PHYLLIS . . . Trojan Chorus l,2,3, Future Teachers 2,3, Reporter 35 Student Council Alternate 2,3, Clandlelight Service 1,33 Old Gold Book 3, Allied Yout 1. Beatty Benedikt Benson Blackmon Bosson Bowers B' QW Bowman Braswell Breitenberg Adkins Adkins Alford Anderson Arnold Avery lb0 Baker Batterton Baxter BEATTY, GLORIA . . . National Honor Society 2,33 Student Directory Editor 35 Girls' State 25 Library Assistant 2,33 Library Club l,2,3, Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3g J.C.L. 2,33 Latin Club Secretary 33 Trojan Chorus lg Candlelight Service lg Pep Squad 1. BENEDIKT, KARIN . . . Associate Editor Old Gold Book 35 J.C.L. 1, President 1gVQuill and Scroll 2,3, Vice-President 3g Student Council 3, Reporter 33 Home Room Vice-President 3, Secretary 1,2g Torch- light 2,3, Associate Editor 33 Spanish Club 2,33 Jr. B.8zP.W. 3g Candlelight Service 2,35 Sr. Tea Chair- man 3. BENSON, EDWARD . . . Trojan Chorus 1,2,3g Candle- light Service l,2,3g Home Room Vice-President 1' Lions' Minstrel 3. BLACKMON, ROBERT . . . Home Room President 3g Football l,2,3, Track l,2,3, Future Tradesmen 2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3. BOSSON, PAUL RICHARD . . . Editor Old Gold Book 3, Toreadors 33 Trojan Chorus 2, Student Council 2, Alternate lg Jr. Civitan 2, Torchlight 3, Candle- light Service 33 Allied Youth 2,3, President 2, Pro- jectionist lg Home Room Treasurer 3. v BOWERS, CLARICE . . . Future Homemakers 1,33 Library Assistant l,2,3, Trojan Chorus 2, Old Gold Book 3, Candlelight Service 25 Allied Youth lg Stu- dent Council Alternate lg Library Club l,2,3, Fu- ture 'Ieachers 2,3. BOWMAN, DUANE . . . Football 2,3, Track 2,3, Let- termen's Club 2,3, Future Tradesmen 2,3. BRASWELL, CHARLES . . . Future Tradesmen 1,2,3. BREITENBERG, EDWARD . . . Allied Youth lg Stu- dent Council Alternate lg Commercial Club 2, Basketball 2,3, Jr. Civitan 3. Officers of Miss Clifton's and Mrs Noordewier's home rooms. BRENNER, JANIS . . . Trojan Chorus 1,2,35 Home Room Secretary 35 Old Gold Book 35 Candlelight Service 1,2,35 Future Homemakers 35 J.C.L. 1. BREWER, CYNTHIA . . . Old Gold Book 35 Trojan Chorus 2,3. BROCK, TOMMY GEORGE . . . Future Tradesrnen 2,35 Track 1. Brooks Brown Brown Burks Capehart Carter ambers Clark Clark Brenner Brewer Brock BROOKS, JOAN . . . Future Tradesmen l,2,3. BROWN, GRACE ANN . . . Future Homemakers 2,3. Treasurer 3. BROWN, INA MAE . . . Candlelight Service l,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 25 Old Gold Book 3. BURKS, HELEN . . . National Honor Society 35 Sr. Silver Tea Service 25 Chief Typist Old Gold Book 35 Trojan Chorus 15 Troubadours 2,35 Pep Squad 1,2, Captain 25 Guidance Assistant 1,35 Commercial Club 25 Candlelight Service 1,3. CAPEHART, ROBERT . . . Future Tradesrnen 2,35 Football 3. CARTER, MERION . . . Trojan Band 1,25 Future Tradesmen 2,3. CHAMBERS, JAMES . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Sergeant 2, Concert Major 35 Pep Band 2,35 Trojan Chorus 2,35 Ensemble 2,35 Jr. Rotarian 35 Up In Central Park 15 Lions' Minstrel 35 Toreador 3. CLARK, JUNE . . . Spring Graduate. CLARK, WILLIAM . . . Guidance Assistant 1,2,35 Stricily Formal 25 Trojan Band 1,25 Ghost Wanted 25 Up In Central Park 15 Football 35 Pep Band 1,2. Colwell Cooper Corder v V Craig Daniel Daves Dickson Duke Dunn ECHOLS, DOYLE . . . Thespian 2,3Q Trojan Chorus 2,31 Strictly Formal 23 Old Gold Book 33 Candle- light Service 2,3Q Lions' Minstrel 3. EMERSON, LOYD . . . Future Tradesmen 2,33 Home Room Treasurer 1. ERWIN, WAYNE . . . Home Room President 2,33 Basketball 13 Basketball Manager 2,3. EWING, MELBA . . . Home Room Vice-President 33 Homecoming Maid 33 Candlelight Service 33 Trojan Chorus 3. FERARI, CHARLES . . . Future Tradesmen 33 Stu- dent Council Alternate 2. FINCHER, JERRY . . . Trojan Band 13 Football 23 Baseball 13 Candlelight Service 1,2,3Q Student Coun- cil Alternate 33 Lions' Minstrel 33 Trojan Chorus 3. FOSHEE, MARY SUE . . . Spring Graduate. FOX, EARLE . . . Guidance Assistant 33 Projection- ist 2. GARDNER, PATRICIA . . . Home Room Treasurer 13 Future Homemakers 1,2,33 Student Council Alter- nate 23 Candlelight Service 2. COLWELL, WILLIAM . . . Spring Graduate. COOPER, RAYMOND . . . Trojan Band 1,2333 Lieu- tenant 33 Pep Band 2,33 Band Variety Show 2, 33 Library Assistant 23 Library Club 2,33 Candlelight Service 33 Trojan Chorus 2,3Q Toreadors 3. CORDER, BONNIE . . . Trojan Chorus 13 Trouba- dours 2,33 Ensemble 3g Old Gold Book 33 Strictly Formal 23 Home Room President 1,23 Future Teach- ers 1,2,3, Treasurer 33 Candlelight Service 132,33 Student Council Alternate 1. CRAIG, LARRY . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Captain 33 Band Variety Show 2,33 Up In Central Park 13 Pep Band 2. DANIEL, BEVA MAE . . . Basketball Maid 33 D.A.R. Goolg Citizen 33 Student Council 3, Secretary 33 Bib e Reading Chairman 33 Trojan Chorus 1,23 Troubadours 33 Old Gold Book 33 Library Club 3, Vice-President 33 Home Room Secretary 3g Nation- al Honor Society 3. DAVES, BERTHA . . . Future Homemakers 2,33 Home Room Treasurer 1. DICKSON, CHARLES . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Lieu- tenant 33 Pep Band 33 Band Variety Show 23 Old Gold Book 33 Student Council Alternate 132. DUKE, HORACE . . . Football 2,32 Strictly Formal 23 Student Council 1,2. DUNN, RUBERT . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. Echols Emerson Erwin 'U' Ewing Ferari Fincher 'Ad 1-'Q' Foshee Fox Gardner .Of Ns. an '00 Gibson Grant Gray GRISHAM, CHARLOTTE . . . Circulation Manager Old Gold Book 35 Troubadours 2,35 Ensemble 2,35 Masquers 35 Future Homemakers 2,3, Secretary 35 Mother Is a Freshman 35 Trojan Band 15 Candle- light Service l,2,3. GRISHAM, JAMES . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. HABBAZ, RENEE . . . Chief Photographer Old Gold Book 35 Torchlight 2,3. Feature Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3, Treasurer 35 Thespian 2,35 Mother Is a Freshman 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 25 Home Room Secretary 25 Candlelight Service 1,2,35 What a Lite 3. HAHM, CONWAY . . . J.C.L. 15 Basketball 3. HALFORD, MARY ANN . . . Future Teachers 35 Future Homemakers 2,35 Strictly Formal 25 Old Gold Book 35 Allied Youth 1. HALL, GENE . . . Torchlight 2,3, Business Manager 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3, President 35 Trojan Band 2,3, Lieutenant 35 Jr. Civitan 25 Student Council 25 Projectionist 35 National Honor Society 3. HALL, PATSY RUTH . . . Football Maid 25 Pep Squad 25 Old Gold Book 35 Student Council 15 Trojan Chorus l,2,35 Office Assistant 35 Home Room Treasurer 35 Allied Youth 25 Future Homemakers 1,2,3. HALLIBURTON, DONNA . . . Spring Graduate. HAMLET, SUE . . . Future Tradesmen 35 Future Teachers 2,3, Treasurer 3. Officers of Mrs. Browne's and Mr. Moore's home rooms. GIBSON, JIMMIE . . . Projectionist 2,35 Circulation Manager Old Gold Book 35 Library Assistant 2. GRANT, HUEY . . . J.C.L. 35 Projectionist 35 Trojan Band 2, GRAY, JANET . . . Student Council 15 Cheerleader 35 Ha 4 l f Trojan Chorus 15 Troubadours 35 Football Maid 35 Future Homemakers 35 Candlelight Service 1,2,35 Up In Central Park 15 Old Gold Book 3. Grisham Grisham Habbaz WS '40 Hahm Halford Hall Hall Halliburton Hamlet HARDIN, NANCY . . . Sr. Silver Tea Service 25 Old Gold Book 35 Future Teachers 253, Vice-President 35 Home Room President 1, Treasurer 35 Trojan Band 1,2,3, Lieutenant 35 Pep Band 25 Band Variety Show 25 Future Homemakers 2,3. HARP, TRAVIS . . . Home Room Vice-President 25 Football 35 Projectionist 1,2,3. HARRIS, PAT . . . Summer Graduate. HARRISON, SHIRLEY . . . Trojan Chorus l,2,35 Old Gold Book 35 Pep Squad 25 Future Teachers 35 Allied Youth 2,35 Office Assistant 35 Candlelight Service 2,3. HILL, BONNIE . . . Troubadours 35 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Candlelight Service 1,2,35 Student Council 25 Commercial Club 25 Lions' Minstrel 3. HILTON, SARA . . . Trojan Chorus 25 Troubadours 35 Thespian 2,35 Commercial Club 25 Ghost Wanted 25 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Allied Youth 1,2,3. HOLDER, ANN . . . Troubadours 1,2,35 Football Maid 152,35 Home Room Vice-President 1,25 Cheer- leader 3, Captain 35 Candlelight Service 1,2,35 Band Variety Show 2,35 Girls' State 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chair- man 2. HOLLAND, BOBBY . . . Candlelight Service 1.2,35 Thespian 2,35 Masquers l,2,35 Student Council 15 Mother Is a Freshman 35 Track 35 Allied Youth 1,2.3. HOLT, CARL . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Sergeant 2, Lieu- tenant 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Candlelight Service 2,35 Cheerleader 25 Advertising Manager Old Gold Book 35 J.C.L. 1,2, President 25 Masquers 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 25 Student Council 25 Trojan Chorus 2,3. Holt Horner Houpi Houser Hubbard Hudson Irwin Jackson Johnson 1 Hardin Harp Harris 'X' Harrison Hill Hi1tOI1 35, Holder Holland Holt HOLT, CHARLES . . . Sr. Class Vice-President 35 Business Manager Old Gold Book 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Jr. Rotarian 35 Home Room President 35 Tro- jan Chorus 25 'Ioreadors 35 Ensemble 35 Letter- men's Club 1,2,35 Candlelight Service 1,2,3. HORNER, DEBORAH . . . Sr. Silver Tea Service 25 Trojan Chorus 152,35 Candlelight Service 1,2535 Torchlight 35 Student Council Alternate 35 Allied Youth 15 J.C.L. 1. HOUPT, JIMMY . . . Future Tradesmen 1,2,3. HOUSER, SHIRLEY . . . Spring Graduate. HUBBARD, EDWIN . . . Outstanding Sophomore Award 15 Sophomore Class President 15 Trojan Band 1,2,3, Colonel 3, Drum Major 2,3, Student Di- rector 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Jr. Civitan 25 Boys' State 2. HUDSON, CARL B .... J.C.L. 15 Mother Is a Fresh- man 35 Home Room Secretary 15 Candlelight Ser- vice 1,2,35 Masquers 35 Trojan Chorus 2,3. IRWIN, LUCILLE . . . Spring Graduate. JACKSON, BOBBIE . . . Trojan Chorus 2,35 Candle- light Service 2,35 Future Homemakers 1. JOHNSON, BARBARA . . . Future Homemakers 1,2,3, Jr. Homemaker 25 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Trojanette 3. bf' 'Q 'H-1 Officers of Mrs. Hous1ey's and Mrs. Turner's home rooms. JOHNSON, JIMMY . . . National Honor Society 2.3, Treasurer 33 Boys' State 23 Chief Artist Old Gold Bock 33 Student Council 33 Laboratory Assistant 33 Spanish Club 2,3, President 2, Vice-President 33 Home Room Secretary 2. KASSAW, LILLIAN . . . Home Room Secretary 3' Candlelight Service 2. s KEEL, JIMMY . . . Trojan Band l,2,3, Sergeant 2. Drum Major 33 Band Variety Show 2,33 Up In Cen- tral Park lg Ensemble 2,33 Toreadors 33 Candle- light Service l,2,3. Keith Keith Keller Kight Knight Knight Koppersmith Larson Lingo 'Z' Johnson Kassaw Keel KEITH, MILLARD . . . Future Tradesmen 233, Vice- President 33 Home Room Treasurer 1. KEITH, JIMMY . . . Spring Graduate. KELLER, WILLIAM . . . Future Tradesmen 2.3. KIGHT, LOLA . . . Future Tradesmen 3. KNIGHT, MARIE . . . Future Homemakers 23 Future Tradesmen 33 Secretary 3. KNIGHT, YVONNE . . . Trojan Chorus 132,33 Future Homemakers 1,2,3. KOPPERSMITH, NINA . . . Future Tradesmen 3. LARSON, TUTTAN . . . Library Assistant 3g Office Assistant 23 Old Gold Book 33 Trojan Chorus 1,23 J.C.L. Ig Future Homemakers 23 Candlelight Ser- vice 1,2Q Future Teachers 33 Home Room Vice- President 2. LINGO, JERIEL . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Sergeant 3. Littleton Luebben McClung McDonough McGrew McMahan McMullen McNeil Martin MARTINDALE, ORA . . . Future Tradesmen 35 Pro- jectionist 2,3. MATTAR, PHILIP . . . Golf 15 Spring Graduate. MATHEWS, MARION . . . Football-l,2,35 Letter- men's Club 2,3, President 35 Home Room President 15 Student Council 35 Track l,2,35 Future Trades- men 2,3. MEREDITH, GARY . . . Summer Graduate. MEREDITH, WENDELL . . . 'Irojan Band lg Up In Central Park 15 Candlelight Service 15 Student Council 2. MERRITT, BETTY JUNE . . . Trojan Chorus l,2,35 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Old Gold Book 35 J.C.L. 1, 25 Pep Squad 1. MESSER, DOUGLAS . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3. MEYERS, ALICE . . . Trojan Chorus 1,25 Troubadours 35 Candlelight Service 1,2,3, Soloist 35 Future Home- makers 1,2,3. MILHOLEN, ALTA ALETA . . . Future Homemakers 2,35 Student Council 3, Alternate 25 Jr. B.8zP.W. 3. LITTLETON, LAVERNE ,. . National Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 35 Girls' State 25 Troubadours 152,35 Ensemble 2,35 Trojans 2,35 Feature Editor Old Gold Book 35 Sr. Class Secretary 35 Homecoming Maid 35 Strictly Formal 2. LUEBBEN, WILLIAM . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Cap- tain 35 Pep Squad 2,35 Band Variety Show 2,35 Up In Central Park 15 Old Gold Book 35 J.C.L. 15 Candlelight Service 25 Jr. Lion 3. MCCLUNG, BETH . . . Football Queen 3, Maid 1,25 Old Gold Book 35 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Troubadours 35 Student Council 15 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Pep Squad l,2. MCDONOUGH, SHIRLEY . . . Girls' State 25 Old Gold Bock 35 Band Secretary 35 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Troubadours 35 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Pep Squad 2, Captain 25 Jr. B.8zP.W. 35 Lions' Minstrel 35 Student Council Alternate 3. MCGREW, DOYLE . . . Football 15 Future Tradesmen 2,35 Basketball Manager 3. MCMAHAN, REX . . . Sr. Class President 35 Home Room President 1,35 Student Council 1,25 Foot- ball 1,35 Basketball 1,25 Golf l,2,35 Baseball 15 Track 35 Jr. Lion 25 Lettermen's Club 253. MCMULLEN, CHARLES . . . Football 35 Jr. Rotarian 35 Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Candlelight Ser- vice 2,35 Masquers 2,35 Home Room Vice-President 3. MCNEIL, MARY . . . Thespian l,2,35 Trojan Chorus 15 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Cheerleader 35 Masquers. l,2,35 Best Thespian 25 Trojanettes 3. MARTIN, THOMAS . . . Football 35 Spring Graduate. Martindale Mattar 'Mathews Tow ,lv 1 mcredith Meredith Merritt I Messer Meyers Milholgn Miller Miller Miller MITCHELL, BOB . . . Student Council 23 Candlelight Service 2,33 Masquers 33 Mother Is a Freshman 33 Old Gold Book 33 Thespian 3. MIXON, LOUISE , . . Student Council l3 Trojan Chorus 13 Candlelight Service l,2,3Q Troubadours 2,33 Eensemble 3: Masquers 2,33 Future Home- makers 33 Home Room Treasurer 33 Lions' Minstrel 33 Thespian 3. MIXON, WILLIAM . . . Jr. Class President 23 Trojan Band 23 Home Room President l,2Q Student Coun- cil 23 Jr, Lion 2. MONTGOMERY, SHANNON . . . Future Tradesmen 2,33 Football 2,33 Jr. Civitan 33 Lettermen's Club 2,3. MORGAN, LEWIS . . . Basketball 2,33 Track 3. MOTT, MARTHA JANE . . . Future Homemakers l,2,3. MULLER, KARLEEN . . . Trojan Band 2,3, Staff Ser- geant 33 Pep Band 33 Old Gold Book 3g Candelight Service 2,33 Band Variety Show 2,3. NICHOL, NANCY . . . National Honor Society 2,3, Vice-President 33 Feature Editor Old Gold Book 33 Torchlight 2,3, Editor 33 Thespian 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Basketball Maid 33 Girls' State 23 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 23 Strictly Formal 2g Mother Is a Freshman 33 Quill and Scroll 2,3. NICHOLS, GLENN . . . Summer Graduate. Senior class committee chairmen. MILLER, BETTYE RUTH . . . Thespian 33 Masquers 2,31 Old Gold Book 33 Trojan Chorus 3g Trojan Band 1,2,33 Band Variety Show 23 Up In Central Park 13 Candlelight Service l,2,3Q Student Council 23 Moth. er Is a Freshman 3. MILLER, HAROLD . . . Summer Graduate. MILLER, JAMES . . . Student Council 13 Spanish Club 2,33 Projectionist 3. Mitchell Mixon Mixon 5? 5-f Montgomery Morgan Mott Muller Nichol Nichols NICHOLS, MARJORIE . . . Summer Graduate. NICKELS, O. A .... Student Council Alternate 33 Candlelight Service 3. NORMAN, BARBARA . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. OBEE, ROSEMARY . . . Home Room Reporter 1, Secretary 2, President 33 Masquers 2,3Q Pep Squad Nichols Nickels Nmman 1,25 Trojan Chorus 1,2,3Q Allied Youth 13 Candle- light Service 1,2,3Q Old Gold Book 3. O'NEAL, JOHN . . . Spring Graduate. ORRELL, SHIRLEY . . . Home Room Secretary 33 Old Gold Book 33 Future Homemakers 2,3, Can- dlelight Service 1,2,3Q Band Variety Show 23 Bas- ketball Maid 3. PAPPAS, KOSTAKI . . . Jr. Lion 33 Thespian 2,33 Old Gold Book 33 Masquers 1,2,33 Trojan Chorus 1,2,33 Candlelight Service 1,2,33 Strictly Formal 23 J.C.L. 13 Lions' Minstrel 33 What a Life 3. PAPPAS, SOCRATES . . . National Honor Society 2,3, President 33 Boys' State 23 Old Gold Book 33 Torchlight 33 Trojan Chorus 1,2,33 Candlelight Ser- vice l,2,33 Home Room President 1,23 Masquers 2,3, Reporter 33 What a Lite 3. PARKER, HAROLD . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. Pennington Peterson Pettit '10 Phillips Pierce Poulter 54' V7 Powell Power Prichard Obee O'Neal Orrell Pappas Pappas Parker PENNINGTON JERRY . . . National Honor Society 2,33 Home Room Secretary 33 Basketball 33 Base ball 12 3' Jr. Rotarian 3 PETERSON LARRY . . . Trojan Chorus 2,33 Tro jan Band 1,2,3, Lieutenant 33 Student Council 1 Spanish Club l,2, President 1, Vice-President 2 J.C.L. 3' Latin Club President 2 PETTIT HARRELL . . . Future Tradesmen l,2,3 PHILLIPS DON . . . Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3 Jr. Class Vice-President 2' Student Council 2,3 Parliamentarian 3' Jr. Rotarian 2' Toreadors 2,3 Ensemble 2 33 Candlelight Service 2,33 Home Room President 2 3 PIERCE, BILL . . . Transferred from Kewanee High School, Kewanee, Illinoisg Trojan Band 33 Torch- light 33 Old Gold Book 3. POULTER, GLEN . . . Future Tradesmen 2,35 Jr. Civitan 2. POWELL, BETTY . . . Future Homemakers 2,3, Vice- President 3. POWER, ALLENE . . . J.C.L. 13 Home Room Secre- tary I3 Future Homemakers 1,2. PRICHARD, PAULINE . . . Spring Graduate. Senior class sponsors: tleft to right, frontb Miss Desse Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, Miss Sarah Cliftong tbackl Mrs. W. W. Turner, Mrs. Lura Browne, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Myra Mosier. Not pictured: Mrs. Una McCrory. RADLEY, DON . . . Student Council l,2,3, President 35 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Jr. Class Treasurer 2, Projectionist 1,23 Library Assist- ant 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3g Lettermen's Club 2,3, Home Room President 1, Vice-President 2, Candy Store Chairman 2g Jr. Lion 2. REID, SYLVIA . . . Band Variety Show 23 Trojan Chorus 35 Guidance Assistant 3, Future Homemak- ers 3. ROACH, BETTY JEAN . . . Future Homemakers l,2,3, Trojan Chorus 1. Robbins Roddie Rogers Of' 'HI' Rogers Rollins Rood K' Rowell Sanders Sanders Q' 'QD Radley Reid Roach ROBBINS, LEON . . . Future Tradesmen 1,2,3. RODDIE, JACK . . . Student Council 13 Home Room President 35 Old Gold Book 33 Spanish Club 2,35 National Honor Society 3. ROGERS, ARCHIE . . . Future Tradesmen l,2,3. ROGERS, EVELYN . . . Future Tradesmen 1,2g Fu- ture Homemakers 1. ROLLINS, RUTH . . . Future Homemakers 1, Fu- ture Tradesmen l,2,3. ROOD, SHIRLEY . . . Troubadours 1,2,3g Thespian 2,3, President 3, Ghost Wanted 2, Strictly Formal 2g Candlelight Service 1,2,3g Library Assistant 2,3, Student Council Alternate 25 National Honor So- ciety 3. ROWELL, PATSY . . . Troubadours 3, Trojan Chorus 1,24 Future Teachers l,2,3, Secretary 39 Candle- light Service 1,2,3g Guidance Assistant l,2,3, Allied Youth 25 Home Room Vice-President 3, Lions' Minstrel 3, What a Life 3. SANDERS, DELANO . . . Spring Graduate. SANDERS, GWEN . . . National Honor Society 2,39 Troubadours 2,33 Girls' State 23 Sr. Class 'Treasurer 3, Pep Squad 1,23 Allied Youth l,2,3, Treasurer 2g Trojan Chorus 15 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 25 Candle- light Service 1,2,3. Short Sims Skates SMITH, BETTY . . . Future Tradesmen l,2,35 Fu- ture Homemakers 1,2. SMITH, BOBBY . . . Spring Graduate. SMITH, BRUCE . . . Thespian 2,3, Reporter 35 Strict- ly Formal 25 Cheerleader Alternate 25 Old Gold Book 35 Torchlight 35 Trojan Band 1,25 Home Room President 25 Student Council 3, Alternate 15 Chair- man Faculty Take-Off 35 What a Life 3. SMITH, EMMA GARLAND . . . J.C.L. 25 Future Homemakers 15 Old Gold Book 35 National Honor Society 3. SMITH, EVA . . . Sr. Silver Tea Service 25 Trojan Chorus l,2,35 Allied Youth 15 Pep Squad 25 Candle- light Service l,2,35 Home Room Treasurer l. SMITH, JERRY . . . Trojan Chorus 2,35 Candlelight Service 2,35 Future Homemakers 1. SMITH, LYNWOOD . . . Future Tradesmen 2,35 Presi- dent 3, SMITH, MARY ANN . . . Future Homemakers l,2,35 Home Room Treasurer 3. SMITH, VIRGIL . . . Basketball Statistician 35 Stu- dent Council 2. SANDERS, SHIRLEY . . . Trojan Chorus 2,35 Candle- light Service 2,35 Chief Artist Old Gold Book 35 Pep Squad l,2. SCOTT, BARBARA . . . Troubadours 35 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Old Gold Book 35 Student Council 25 Home Room Secretary 15 'Future Homemakers 15 Futuge Teachers 35 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Allied Yout l. SEARCY, MARTHA . . . Trojan Chorus l,2,35 Pep Squad 25 Candlelight Service l,2,35 Sr. Silver Tea Service 25 Home Room Vice-President 1, Treasurer 25 Future Teachers 1,2,3. SELIG, JOHN . . . Transferred from Subiaco Acad- erfiy, Subiaco, Arkansas5 Football 35 Student Coun- ci 3. SELVIDGE, DORIS . . . Future Tradesmen 253, Re- porter 35 Guidance Assistant 1. SHEETS, RALPH . . . National Honor Society 2,35 Boys' State 25 Student Council 35 Old Gold Book 35 Spanish Club 2,3. SHORT, JAMES . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. SIMS, CAROLYN . . . Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 3: Troubadours l,2,35 Ensemble 35 Thespians 2,3, Sec- retary 35 Masquers 1,2.35 Strictly Formal 25 Mother Is a Freshman 35 Band Variety Show 2,35 Pep Squad 1,25 Candlelight Service l,2,3. SKATES, MURLENE . . . Future Homemakers 2.3. Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith .. I gif X ,mk- 4 f 1 'Six ..-1, 5 L- , Smith Smith Sm ,ann Officers of Mrs. O'Conner's and Mr. Harding's home rooms. STAFFORD3 BOBBIE . . . Trojan Chorus 1,23 Candle light Segxgice 23 Commercial Club 33 Guidance As sis ant 3 . STANDRIDGE, ALLEN . . . Spring Graduate. STEINBERGER, BARBARA . . . Future Teachers 3, President 3g Future Tradesmen 33 Allied Youth 1 Jr. B.8zP.W. 3. Stephens Stevens Struble Sullivan Sussman Taylor Tcdder Thomas Thornton Y v Stafford Standridge Steinbergei STEPHENS, LARRY . . . Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 33 Basketball 132,33 Lettermen's Club 2,33 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3Q Jr. Lion 33 Home Room President 133, Vice-President 23 Student Council 1. STEVENS, BILL . . . Future Tradesmen 2.3. STRUBLE, MARY JEAN . . . Transferred from Ames High School, Ames, lowa3 'Trojan Band 33 Home Room Treasurer 33 Spanish Club 3. SULLIVAN, JUDY . . . Ensemble 1,2331 Troubadours 1.2.33 Future Teachers 1,2333 President 3: Jr. B.8z P.W. 33 Masquers 33 Strictly Formal 23 Sr. Silver Tea Service 23 Guidance Assistant 33 Student Coun- cil 23 National Honor Society 3. SUSSMAN, CAROL JUNE . . . Associate Editor Old Gold Book 33 Torchlight 2,3, News Editor 33 Na- tional Honor Society 33 Jr. B.8zP.W. 33 Girls' State 23 Strictly Formal 23 Thespian 2,33 Historian 33 Jr.- Sr. Prom Chairman 23 Quill and Scroll 2,3, Secre- tary 33 What a Life 3. TAYLOR, IRA . . . Trojan Band 132,33 Lieutenant 3: Pep Band 2,33 Band Variety Show 2,33 Candlelight Service 233. TEDDER, BOBBIE JEAN . . . Trojan Chorus 23 Future Traclesmen 3. THOMAS ARNETTE . . . Tro'an Chorus 1,2 33 Cheer i J v ' leader 3, Alternate 23 Candlelight Service 132,33 Sr. Tea Service 23 Pep Squad 23 Band Secretary 3. THORNTON, HOWARD . . . Summer Graduate. Tucker Tucker Veazy Q0 Wallman Walters Washam Weldon Weston Whisenant WHITE, LUCY LEE . . . Future Homemakers 1,2,3, President 33 Library Assistant 2. WIKE, NATHANIEL . . . Toreadors l,2,3Q Ensemble 33 Masquers 3, President 33 Jr. Rotarian 23 gght Service l,2,33 Student Council 2,33 ub 1. Candle- Spanish WILLIAMS, JOAN . . . Cheerleader 33 Girls' State 2, Governor 23 Football Queen 33 Basketball Maid 23 Troubadours 33 Thespian 2,33 Home Room Vice- President 1, President 23 Strictly Formal 23 Up In Central Park 13 What a Life 3. WILLIAMSON, ELVA SUE . . . Trojan Chorus 1,2,33 Candlelight Service 1,33 Old Gold Book 33 National Honor Society 3. WINDHAM, LYNDAL . . . Spring Graduate. WINSTON, JAMES . . . Student Council 1, Alternate 13 Home Room President 13 Football 33 Basketball 3. WRIGHT, CONSTANCE . . . Guidance Assistant 33 Girls' State 23 Old Gold Book 33 Jr. B.8zP.W. 33 Troubadours 1,2,33 Student Council 23 French Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1,23 Candlelight Service 1,2,3. WRIGHT, CECIL . . . Spring Graduate. ZOELLER, CHARLES . . . Transferred from Brooke High School, Peterson, Iowa. TUCKER, BETTY JEAN . . . Summer Graduate. TUCKER, JACK . . . Trojan Band 1,2,3, Lieutenant 33 Pep Band 33 Band Variety Show 2,33 Thespian 2,33 Masquers 2,33 Trojan Chorus 33 Candlelight Service 3. VEAZY, ALMA LEE . . . Spring Graduate. WALLMAN, NAOMA . . . Masquers 2,33 Pep Squad 23 Trojan Chorus 1,2333 Torchlight 33 Old Gold Book 33 Student Council Alternate 23 Allied Youth 23 Commercial Club 2. WALTERS, GEORGIAN . . . Future Homemakers 13 Future Tradesmen 3. WASHAM, VIRGINIA . . . Troubadours 33 Old Gold Book 33 Cheerleader 33 Torchlight 33 Siricily Form- al 23 Masquers 1,2,33 Student Council Alternate 33 Band Variety Show 2,33 Candlelight Service l,2,3Q Future Teachers 3. WELDON, BARBARA . . . Polio Queen 23 Future Homemakers 1,2,3, President 23 Home Room Presi- dent 1,3, Secretary 23 Old Gold Book 33 Library Club 33 Library Assistant 33 Trojan Chorus 2,33 Candlelight Service 2,33 Sr. Silver Tea Service 33 Pep Squad 2. WESTON, LAURA . . . Student Council 13 Band Sec- retary 33 National Honor Society 3. WHISENANT, FRANKIE . . . Future Tradesmen 2,3. White Wike Williams as . -egg V Q. L X Williamson Windham Winston V saga 3' 3 'M s 54 Wright Wright Zoeller gunlors fulfill great expectations Junior class officers Cleft to right frontl Ray Birmingham secretary Danme Godwin president Bill Sipes treasurer Cbackb Joe Perry vice president Mr Websters handbook states that a Junior is a younger person less advanced than another No one however would dare say that juniors of Hot Springs High School were in any way inferior to anyone' All 226 of them were pardonably proud at being a real part of the hustle and hurry that are as inseparable from high school life as the white from the egg Everything ran smoothly for the new juniors when the school bells first rang out in September. Remarked one girl Was I ever surprised during enrollment! It was so easy! Before all of us were lost and scurrying around - just like the sophs this year! Excitement rippled through the air when the election of class officers took place. After it was all over some were a little disappointed because their candidates weren t elected to office but soon everyone agreed that the junior officers were doing the very best job pos- sible. Next came the organization of home rooms elections for Student Council repre- sentatives Thespian try-outs and the or- ganization of the various school clubs Now everybody had a place to fill The school year slipped away and in no time the Juniors discovered there was a big undertaking facing them the Junior Senior Prom To raise money they laid plans to present Fog Island These were both tremendous tasks but those Juniors didn t avoid work We got a big kick out of our paint-smeared faces and dirty hands they assured everyone. Prestige surrounded their group when each of these events scored a popular success. Then the big moment came when one- fifth of the juniors having the required grade average were chosen for the National Honor Society. Here at last was recog- nition of their hard work. May soon budded and blo somed and a few sad faces were found because their senior friends would not return next year. But the happy and profitable year behind them determined the juniors to look for- ward to another even more memorable one. - Page 110 - WB' 4' Chrlstlne Adam 'QU ki Wil Bllly Allen Patsy Ayexs Carl Baxley 'QQ F if Sandra Baxl 1 Daxla Sue Bayless Darlene Bearden Robelt Bearden 'E' 4'-2 Lax an Be l -np. Charlene Boole Morrell Brxggs Wmfred Bates Julalne Beasley Ann Benson Benjamm Bew ley Raymond Mary Ella Bledsoe nEh fry.. wav' I Ann Bowman Charles Brooks Blfml 3111 Glynn Braswell Harold Braughton John Bray Gene Brooks im I-wg 11 Monte Baugh 9 Patsy Beaton W 'Q X Ewell Boatman Bobby Bmggs fl! 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'Nr Jeulyn Wacastu Hansfold Walston F1edd1e Whue C nol W1111mwn 'QQ Cla1a WIISOH Conme W11son Roger W11s 454 J1mm1e Zaner J on Nancy Wmstead Donald Wood Donald VVynn Junior class sponsors Qleft to ughtb M15 Pat NO0Yd6Xh'16l, Horace Mooxe, and MISS LOIS Alex c andel Page 117 K 'r 4' - M' ' , g 4 ,A It ' , Z W Q . :xii r ' 1 f 1 W :K X 'z' W . '11 :tt 1' -s 'm U ' .. A, .I as f ina 1. Q -- Anz I4 V -, - s M H! gtg 3 It ,.,. :K H ll , X f 1- , L . ... ,...,--'- -.:., .,,,, I ' sl.: - 1 5 'L' Z 'V I' , . A M ' oo X Q n s X JO . - , , , , 1 V ,- 1 V 1 ' . Z - ' L E Y r 5 ,... - Q - A .... Z t V - Q Z. Q ' 22 5 1 'if' ' M. ,. 1 J ,,. ' V4 S0llll0lIl0l'l3S Cfllllllllil' IIBVVIIBSS Sophomore class offxcers Cleft to r1ghtJ Louls Blackmon pres1dent Tommy Jones NICE presldent B111 Seyl secretary and Betsy Goodwm treasurer Two hundred f1fty elght l1vely faces an equal number of wllllng hearts and a double number of fast movlng feet and energetlc hands these were the sopho mores Early 1n the fall thelr faces wore sllght ly bew1lde1 ed looks caused by the newness of sen1or h1gh school but lt wasnt long before eagerness overcame th1s bewllder ment and prodded the newcomers 1nto 8Ct1V9 part1c1pat1on The f1rst step 1n or gamzmg themselves as a class came when the sophomores elected thelr class off1ce1s for the year Here they acknowledged the frrst leaders of the class of 1955 Manx a p1 ospectlve Sarah Bernhardt and John Barry more found pure dellght 1n the Masquers a dramat1c club exlstlng chlef lx for the sophomores enjoyment of that fleld Others musxcally mcllned Jomed D J Ledgerwood s choral group and gally took part 1n the Chrlstmas candlehght ser Page ll8 VICE the sprlng concert the state muslc festlval 1n Aprll and var1ous assembly programs Sc1ent1f1c genluses became mem bers of the Nuclear Nut The sophomores were soon contmbutmg much to H S H S s pervadlng sp1r1t of act1v1ty Fmally 1n the sprlng the Natlonal Hon or Socxety awarded the gold Sophom.o.r,e Cup- to the outstandmg sophomore of the year Here was a goal many had str1ven for and one had actually attalned At the end of the school year the same llvely faces were seen but many a Wllllflg heart was near exhaust1on soon to be re V1V9d however 1n vacatlon t1me The fast movlng feet had covered qu1te a few hall corr1dors and the energetlc hands mlght have shown traces of a few calluses But the owners d1d not complaln for they had bullt thls year for the school for them selves and for the future These were the sophomores I tits . r . , 4 . ' - : 1 - 1 ' ' v 1 v Y Y ' - - s. . . , 1 s ' . . . , . 7 . . 1 . V . . . Y Y a , 1 7 , - 4 Y . . . . .f 7 1 - n Y , . . . -f 3 ' 1 s Q ' , . . . , , Vlrgll Adcox Magnolla Adkms Chelle Akelb Wallace Akms 'fi' W. Shuley Amlck VQlrnaAngexm1llu Jo Ann Appleton Amy Am fit' Guy Akms Neda Mae Allen gf N f'7' W1 Bobby Ball Calolyn Baxbeg wb 1' N. an A Rose Maxy Barbu C len Baxneb Judd Bames N01 ma Jean Pat Bennett Peggy Beuy 5' V .:7 0 Shlrley Berx y Loule Blackmon Wanda Bxewu Charles Bflght B111 Brooks S' Donald Bunn Pattn Bunn Clarence Bunch Sandia Buxgus Belmge Maly Jo Boyd Call Braughton Gexald Modene Brewu B1 eckenrldge 'luv -Oo- Wllma BIOVSD MHYCIH Bullald Patsy Bunch i' bw, I I' ...4,9 ' MQ' Blllllb Nom but Butlu gin .-,Q--ca, 1, Page 119 P 4 I ,v A , y B A W ,B QeQ'1 B if y B X' B ' B BB B -' B - 'i 1 lg E A ' 'f' .B AL.. llld an laB 5 ull af ' B I lv 1,-I3 ,.4 f I I WZLM, 1 u . B l B V 4 fl Q r 3 qw B I B I y, B B, may WB . 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Caxel Casex B55 so Duane Dean C1 avx fOI d Byrdme De Vane Sylvla Edens COFIDQ Edwaxds Kenneth Eldred W George Elfter Sophomore class sponsors: Cleft to righty Thomas JHCQUCUDG Enochs Mary Ella Efmey Billy Evans ff-A QC gy' X Gary Evcxhart Damel Fldelman es eva., 'mf Wayne Foshee Ray mond Fowler if 'NIJ Nell Furman L C Galther xNK .f x James Foshro F1 anklm F1az1er Miss Cox s and Colonel Lawes s home loom offrcers .vw-H 3 X1 Ray Garner Glorla Gattenby .f xr ,I N -.4 X: 3 A1l1ne G1ll1am Harold Glasscock Betsy Gooclvun Bllly Grant JY' Kxrf-0 Charles Grlsham Janell Grxsham dw Harold Hansford Arlene Harp If RSS -'hw Charles Grubbs Helen Hale YU Sue Harper Patx 1C1d Harrls Pczqe l2l Ellen Gibbs 5 Carolyn Graves ---dt' 5. Sh1r1 el Hall f' Y John Glbbs Wav? Beverly Guffm Nancy Hand 'V'--V Ray Hal rlson RObCIt Harrlson '- .2 1, ' 1, N f- K L, Z,. A 1 iv M. Q, ' Q X t . Vi 3 1,525 ' l gig. K K, Y I . V i 'lf T v - . l - , V , 4 , - ' 1 C . V . ' . J - L mfr' . 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H5 New ond Used Furnnture ot Populor Prnces Molvern ond Grond Hot Sprnngs Arkonsos Compliments HEY OLD ETAL COMPA Y rifvi1vi1r1f114x14vj1ri1n1fv14xj1 tl 49 Q lidallglyw 0 fl 1 MJALLJQULU I 53077717 PHILLIPS DRIVE IN AND WILLOW ROOM Nlary Ella enme and Shlrley are headed IH the popular clnectlon lor last suuce and dellclous food that would satlsly a prmce or a pauper Drop xn anv tune at PHILLIPS DRIVE IN lol a treat They newer close' NEW SOUTHERN GRI LL NEVV SOUTHERN GRILL, the place where restaurant owners dme, IS also ready and vullmg to serve you the same temptmg CIISIICS that they have served mnlllons of satlslled customers Thexr good lood draws a smile ol content ment and a return VISII Page 131 ?! ' I n PM ' qw .- ' I ',., ' ksi ij 1-fy 4 3 ' i K fi I 'I .0 ' ' Ev' I I fr, 'sl I M! ,II IQ Q p , iq 7 . .L I nf... Q. i , , 'f A 4 Mfsumw 4 . ,M I TIP TIIP STIJRES HOME OWNED TIP TOP NO. I TIP TOP NO. 2 TIP TOP NO .Klum Cooley Paul Randall XYCYIIOII Shaw 001 NIXLYIQRN 7lI PARK I70I CENTRAI Phom-sz 550I, 5500 Phones: 5103, 5104 Phonc: 715 TIP TOP NO. 4 TIP TOP NO. 5 TIP TOP NO c IL IOIIIS llllL5 c d C Il I IIOIIS N II: lil-NIOIN 108 KLNTRXI nb ' 'hom 9 Plump 140 SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS INCORPORATED st A lntclnitlonil nuxs KOIOIILII Iocll LXLIIIS SIIIIIUIIIII QCIIIOIIIIS md ilu but storlcs nn IL IIUILLI III thg HUT SPRIINC S NIH I-R-X uc thc SIN I INI-I Rl-C ORD Ixccpmg :uh mbcr OI th I mlx un Irnmccl an L uw IISI. IIIIII om cn both ol thQsL pipus III NOLII ho OAKLAWN PARK Irovults dddmonnl xucnuc lox the state IHLIDICIPHIIIILS countlts md schools FUIIIISIICS good clean sports and entertarnmgnt ulth full PFOICCIIOII Assurcs the comfort of nts patrons Attracts countless usrtors to Arkansas Fultllls nts dutles ind TCSPOHSIIDIIIIICS as put ol the socml and economic lltc ot Ark msas BOTTLING COMPANY Dflllk COLA LOLA rn bottles for the pause that rclrtshes Its 11 nlckel drlnk worth a dune 100204 POQJOC 0-g,0-1.,0CD0 04300 C'0C50'S0CJ'0 0606043 XXX? X5-20 Page 133 . 0 1 1 1 , . , , 1 .. . ' ,. . . ,, , ' ,A ,' ' ' I 2 052030 3O3OC150C2CNCOCDC3CCCCDCXCO3C3CSOC3CCCi,JCCDOQ3 .. -1 1 S? 13 0 1 1 I , .J 1 2, V ,i ' . . V . ' 1 1 . , ---- , -, -, -, ,-, A rx Af' L l ' Q' fl 01 6 T4 gf V 1 'i S-f V 1 T 1 M J GROVES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY product are tht guamnttt ol I I C ROX LS C ONSTRUC TION CONIP XXX Ifox Img work call them and let 1 ltp rtstntatne ttll you about thtn lon Cost plans JACK AND JILL STUDIO Ho d that smlle Vary Ulu' 'Nlr XICC onaglll ol IALK AND IILL ST UDIO IS taking the Jumor and tht sophomore pictures for tht OLD GOLD BOOK He wlll also be glad to take for you that special f.,l3IHOl ous pxctme lOl that wtrx sptcul ptr son Ku' GOQNVQ 1004 More Bnzmre to the Oume Compliments P C I B H.. C Home of XVorld Famous eps: oo o mg ompany 110 Central Mcnut Mgunfgln valley H01 spkmcs XRKXNSNS Mineral Water Page 134 OQNDOOINOOO u Y. as '- I - '- f -. F ' . - . ,, , f, , f 1 A I - R' .ann .L I' ' Speed, efficiency, and 11 Iine I x L ' 'C xi L . , , . . , , . A Q - Y 1 4 L I A' , 2 ., - Axl .I , 7' o 0 ' l ' Q ' r w U L 2 . 'L ' . , , ,. V. . ' . 1. , x .' l . ,' . WILSON FURNITURE HT COMPANY ust the tlnng lox my dream home' LOIIIIIL Ennly and Ellzabeth are plm ning Lhelr futures the rnght way lor wlth dlstlnctlvc lurnlturc IH Lhelr homes Irom XVILSON FURNITURE C ONI I XNYtl1u xull In the txlk ol thu Loun' 3 Z ,.f F' W..-ill' SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY SEARS ROEBUCK AND CONI PANX the name long lamous for best quality products Everythmg from hard mare to baby elothes you name It and they haxe ll Also QUIIC famous 15 SEARS catalogue mallorder dlvlsxon O1de1 somethnng today JAKE POE FURNITURE COMPANY loes lunnxune gets 1 complete lll Ilncl uuyllnng to their satlslacuon IXKE POL IURNITURE COMP XNY leatums only the xuy best 1n name and qullnty lol IllOilLll1 riclous llVlH5 Poqe 135 L -K I iff I ,.. I J 'XII L V ' H ' I J '- . In x ' - ' - x ry , A J . . , . , . . . vvl X, .' ' ' ' 2 A ell. ' L I ' 1 .- ' 1 ,, 1, Y . , .' . . . ' . . 'Y . ' 4 A I l I 4 W' sl' E V... '. Q ,.,..........-Q. v' .. 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ROSENTHALS Lustrous dress shoes sturdy school shoes shoes for esery member ol the Iannly that 15 uhat you wxll Imd at ROSLNTH ALS They feature the best ol brands to IIISUIC perfect fllS and beau tllul Iootvseal wwf! f' an s II alll III IIE. .ll DE COURSEY J EWELERS 'I he bllde s SIIXEI the alll lox XIOIIILI and the bdbx s spoon ean all be found at DIL C Ol RSILX IILXN ILLERS I-or the sely speclal gllt to 1 serv speex 11 Irlend D11 COURSFX xslll ISSISI wou In ehoos lllg the perleet present RICKS CLINTON BUICK COMPANY EIIIIIILIIIL, ibout Illlylllg .1 slnny neu Rofnelnmstel Well ewen lf youre not YISII RIC KSCLIINTON BUICK KONI PXNX lol autholued Bulele seruce lon nnght esen persuade them to take sou fllllng ln a new big black Bulck What lu 1 I I LOCKWOOD S MEN S STORE INC stxles ind eolols Page 138 VX! EM --.. 'iggx ? II-P XII Locl-mood IS SIIOVNIIIL, one ol lns III my tlne sluts LOCKIVOOD S NILN S SEI ORL not onlx his 1 huge stock to ll hom o s tllnost w ne e me tll sues QM I -wan s l llliwlm, E llllu lli COMO HOTEL Come to LONIO' Xml thls 15 just uh tt thc YISIIOIS to our tfur tlty do Thty h nt lcarntd th tt thcy um ttly on tht Southcrn hosplt thty that thc C OMO N HO I I L guts to tll its customus l 'NRS Lxxxkxw IIIIQQNM J E HARPER AND SON ust what I nttd tor that tmptv CO1 ner III mv hung IOOIlll Rtmnks ol this kmd ut olttn rtptfntttl by tht tus tomcrs who Bl to sho: mth I I HARPER RWD SON Complttt Homt gpm: I'llIIll5llLlb HA52 'ohio '-mn w..,, s.NsN 'Q ELEANOR HARRIS LLL XNOR H XRRIS IS tht IJdS3WOlll to stylish tlothts lOl ull oct tsxons Wh it ut: yout ncttls youll lmtl numtxous SCIQCIIOIIS hom XNIIILII to choose Stop xn somttm C mtl spend 1 lllLIlLllV houx E1 CRAIGHEAD FW Swan!! HHH M LAUNDRY CLEANERS XVt1r tht tltantst clothes Ill town 'Ihc CRAIGHILXD L XUIX DRX CLEANERS SIJCCIIIIILS nn Zorlc Cltln mg gIVll'lg you spttdy clcpcndlblt su uct and glV1I'lg your clothts thc but ol cart Y B Page 139 PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY Stop at I' XIN I' SUPI LX C OXIP XIXX lor qllclllly IIILICIIHIICIISL Hhtthu Its your Cl'llLlxLll coop th it needs painting., or youl mmsxon that ntttls wall papu ll gtt your supphts at this mot un SIOIL 71 SH 'V J C PENNEY CO INC Xxent those pajamas sunny' Mya Bobby to Bxll l MlSll Santa would Itnt those llIlllLl tht tru. lor mt' PENNILX LO INC nts xtl dak LIU. 'apparel lol utxy mtmbu ol tht imlly Ind tht homt So NISII thtm to ta KIMBALL DISHEROON INSURANCE AGENCY XX R KINIBALL PLOR-XKINIB-Xll C C DISHILROON Xlrs Mmmt Nladdox Scclttary 908 Hobson Ayenue Phone 190 LANGLEY S MEN S STORE Gary Laun wipe that lllClLlllll0llS smirk off your face' Such bargains Ill mtn s qu 1l1ty clothxng may seem unbt hu able to you but thats what LXNC Ill S NIIHN S YI URI SIJCCldlILLS Ill Page 140 STEIGLER BROTHERS BOOKSTORE R11111 11111 H1151 1111 5l1opp111g from 1111 1111 111111 SLlCCllOI1 01 gr1e11ng 111111 111s1l111111 11 SIILIC LLR BROTHLRS l ISOORSTORIL X111011g 1111 copxous 0111 11111 011111 SllIJp11LS 1111 111111 1111111 111 1111111 1111 111 R JN 11 1111 IL Rtllllllglflll 11111111111 1111111111111 HAGYS SHOE STORE F10 C 1111 11111 11 Sllflhllls S1111111 O1 1111 511111 sl11 1 pl 111111113 1 1711 111 11 111111s1 J1 s 1 SL llllx 111 I11 H XC X S SHO1 ST URI: .4- CAIN S DRUG STORE Il IL 1111111 ll 1 ILQISILI 1 ll ll 1 1l1 1 0 11111 V11 ll 1111 s111 111 1111111115 10111 PFCSCIIIJUOIIS 1111111 11 C -XIX S DRLG STORE 11 111111 111111 11111g 511111 at 104 Alb1r1 P1111- C1111 10,1 1111 10111 pl1111111c11111c'11 sup 11111 U11 DRU G 8.1 I1 11 PFEIFERS OF ARKANSAS 1111 1 1 UH5 llll 11 Jllg Ll 1111 1 11111111111 s 1 JI 1111 1 5lgL 101 gl 11111111011 5111 111111 1101 11111 11.111 P11 IPLRS P1-1I1'1LRS 1111111 XA , 119 11111111 0 .11 Page 141 1 11 2 1 ' ' f 'l . lj' ,l,, 2 A Q J I L' 1 I .K 4 ' ,111 S. 1 K' ' , I . .11 gg, 5,11 lk' . . . 1: .' 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Q C L JOHNSON CLEANERS Chulic and hinily leaxc some clean g at C I IOHNSON CLILANFRS lor thcn lolks Both families know that then clothes will rcceive careful atten tion and will come back looking good as nut ANDY'S BAKERY cmd SNACK SHOP lt can be seen in the picture why so many school students and Hot Springs citizens patronize ANDY'S BAKERY AND SNACK SHOP. Freshly made, ap- petizing, mouth-watering delicacies arc read at an hour for our en'o IHCIH Y Y Y aww wi GROSS MORTUARY 24 Hour Ambulance SCYVICL 1011 and 1019 Lentrtl Avenue Phone 99 hstabllshed Ill 1811 PIERCE S PANTRY Warren Travns Beverly and B111 are lunchmg t PIILRCE S PANTRY They re assured that they will hnd a large selectlon of tasty food and reason able PYICCS here Proht by thexr exper ILIICC and drop IH SOIIICIIIIICI KEMPNER'S Over the years KIlXIPNhR S READY IO IVL XR md SHOIL STORILS hue gametl the reputatlon ol graclous set nee and sm nt clothes and shoes F uh ye ir that passes lmds this reputxtlon plus the list of customers growing 'md grow mg. vf!!I,,f Fifi Jeff gfmQofsosassasawasmaneneacnoeamaasaoeaaeaoeauaaeaunzaosnensnsaunsnsnsnsnsnsaaveg Q Q o or SE 2 Q as we as Q as as sf as as sz aes v as 3 au Q 2 au aes as we fs as es zu o aes sz as ea as gg aa 0 as us we we au ses of ns o as es sa 8 2 oawwoaavunsnasnmosatawnsafaoeaascsaanssaaa nzmmmmnsses FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION VVhen buyxng or buxldxng see us lor 1 sound CC0l'lOIl1lCdl convenlent HONIL LOAN PLAN Banking, Floor Lxtllens Blllldlllf., Xlember +Feder'1l '52lYlllgS Insurance Corp KEMPNFRS :JUNK M..-vo-w4'l 45 PTT! CLYDE S MAN S SHOP Tlunkmg about smart stylus 101 mtnf LLX DL S Xl XIX S SHOP un nts this bcst m quality and thc IllO5l attractnc Ill xxtarlng appartl to slut tht tflstts oi cvery man Mr HAIL pusonally inspects hxs mcrchandxst Artzstvy IH Plmtngmpl13 1 HL lfff L I' 8 If STUDIO Portrait and Commercla Photography PHON1: 4107 H L QXIACQ NIcGUlRh l1l6Centr.1l Xwtnuc ZOL C HRISTOPHER NILGUIRL Hot Sprmgs AIIQWIIS is CDOOOC-0C:C:'oCoc'X'5cC'ccoC3 C0090 CPO . tsmw W' .. k L .f I I 1 . . ' 1 - V . W x . . , .,k. A I U.. x. U 4- -' s- .1 1- ' ' - s - I ' 1 ' vt- ' s - ' , , , ,, ' , . . , ,. . ' . , . '. '., f-X1-Xe!-xx-xx-xxx f-X.,-x xxx-x f-x Oicf-xfxfx fx ,xxx 3Cx.,Cyff?x.fCx.fCx,CQOQOZCXJOQJOQCQCQOQCQOZ ,,Ox,3xfO20C:fiO2vN.ff5 u . '. .Y ' 7. yu t . 4. .l.lT.... C . Q 1 . xy - O o o I . V,- , . - . 1 A V, . . L ' A 4 A f 6 - , N : , - , Q D 0 ' A t . 1 4 '- ,. ,. 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