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

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Basketball homecoming a gala event Queen Sue Christian and Queen Jerrie Ann MeAdoo receive crowns. liscortetl the length ol the lit-lil house ln Vllilllllllf' Conly is Qin-eu Sue Cliristian. A 2 i t A hush filled the auditorium as the hand play- ed i'Fanfare. This was the cue for the 1959 bas- ketball homecoming royalty to enter the audi- torium, and the procession was truly impressive. The stage in Trojan hlack and gold and Pine Bluff red and white had heen heautifully deco- rated by diligent Workers in the Pep Squad Trojan maids and escorts entered from the left. and Pine Bluff from the right. After they had taken their plaees, the Pine Bluff and Hot Springs homecoming queens approached the stage amidst cheers from the student hody. After they had been crowned,the cheerleaders honored the royalty with a cheer. This ceremony was repeated at night in the ficld house, and the royalty took their seats of honor on the stage to watch the Trojans lvattle it out with Pine Bluff. As a finishing touch a dance was given in the high school gym to honor the haskethall queens and maids. lfveryone turns out for the llome- colniug Dance,

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Presenting their Thanksgiving baskets arc Burt Creasey, Linda Swaney, Donnie Scott, and Jody Agro. RAW. Thanksgiving sharing warms heart of givers Shout hurray for Thanksgiving Daylv Thanks to the efforts of the National Honor Society and the generous co-operation of the student body, the many good things to eat described by the Troubadours will be enjoyed by IIIIYTIGTOUS needy families. This colorful, yet most solemn, assembly was one of the most popular of the year. Students were able to demonstrate their creative ability through their food-filled baskets, and a prize was given to the best one. The home rooms outdid themselves, and the baskets became more and more elaborate. The Troubadours expressed the light side of Thanksgiving with the enjoyable and familiar Crandma,s Thanksgivingf' This was followed by a talk and prayer given by a visiting minister. After the assembly the food was distributed to the various families. All who participated in this agreed that itis good to give. First prize goes to Mrs. Brennes, Homeroom basket, decorated by Clifford Lambert, Mary Alice Gaither, Theresa Raymond. H17 Url iii! ii.: l 27 f' J 4'iEQ1'Q Zlx i Thanksgiving assembly woulclift be complete if the Troubadours didn't sing 'Tlrandmais Thanksgiving.

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King's makeup must be perfect. Angie Confer gives a finishing touch to Hal Melton. x - -1 9 9 'ii' , v 5 io u ' ' 'UBB WF? si Q' I ,Q-Q 'R 3: 22 S ., r uf- , K Pts: K. , f '-Q' 'aw A The Nativity is impressively portrayed by Loretta Anderson, Bobby Sitck, Teresa Raymond, and Ninn Wing. Ao 3 Ah r-- X4 0 -e. Christmas festivities l 4- 'Q'