Huntsville State Vocational School - Eagle Yearbook (Huntsville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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SUPERINTENDENT MESSAGE There are many reasons for as many boys and girls from Madison County reaching great heights during their school life and as American citizens after graduation, but the most outstanding and the most far reaching reason is because they attended the State Vocational School at Hunts- ville, and took advantage of so many of the wonderful op- portunities and services it has to offer. We have endeavored to give, to all students, an effec- tive educational program for leadership and for Vocational competency which is related to the real needs and problems of the individual student, and keeping in mind the problems of the community as well. Our school is designed to meet the needs of today and tomorrow, and to use the talents and experience of every student and teacher to operate in: child welfare and school improvement, teachers welfare, community welfare, state welfare, national welfare, and world welfare. Our aim is to keep the State Vocational School the center of a rich and satisfying community life, where each student and teacher will be looked to as a leader of thought and culture, standing for intelligence, patience, goodwill and cooperation in every phase of life. Our desire is to make ourselves strong physically, spiritually, and mentally, and that we shall use our united strength to go down the line for the things we know are necessary to the success of our great cause in a world that desperately needs light. The choice before humanity is, literally, learn--or perish. Study to show thy self approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. GI Timothy, 2:l6J I Sincerely, JW 6 ,ig if fe SID Mc MATH GovERNon STATE OF ARKANSAS OFFICE OF THE GovERNoR LITTLE ROCK January ll, 1952 Hr. Frank Cannaday Superintendent State Vocational School Huntsville, Arkansas Dear Nr. Cannaday: It is with pleasure that I commend you, the faculty, the students and the Board members of the Huntsville State Vocational School for the fine performance and the fine record you haue made in the school this year. I am especially pleased to note that students from your school haue taken honors in competition with students of other schools in widely varied fields throughout the State. I mention especially the outstanding record of your students participating in the Future Farmers of America and the Future Homemakers of America training and competition. Une of the greatest pleasures in being Governor is the fact that I have been and can be of some assistance to a fine institution like the State Vocational School, which is doing such an outstanding job in training the boys and girls of a rural section. I wish for all of you the greatest success in all your future worthwhile undertakings. It is my sincere hope that the graduates of your fine school will remain in Arkansas to make their homes and to aid in the future development of our,fine State. Sincerely yours, K CWM 1 Governor of Arkansas Sim!! hw .1e2sf:sffff:ssffs5ss :1::f:f-1f+'f-'-'- ' f ,: : F I I ,,,:V:::::E5gE:i:f,:? ,.,,,A,,,,,......, , ..:.... ....A,.4.,--Q- -----A - - e- 5 :WSW Because of his genuine interest in the students of this school, not only as students, but as friendsg because he does his best in everything of which he is a partg because he has helped our school, not only in the world of sport, but in many other ways, and because he is a real friend to everyone he meets, we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1952 edition of The Eagle to Coach Jimmie Williams. nl ff. - . X '5' 'A .lx , ii. I'-A ff'- 5 . .JV ,iss-x n ' ., ld, rn-U. ' - . E? 'F' 41' 'iv F. W. Cannaday Superintendent Mrs. Elmer Faddis Secretary Elbert Mitchell Principal Jimmie Williams Science Sr Physical Education Mrs. Joe Berry English Sz Algebra Mr. Ellis McIntosh Basketball . Mrs. Norman Heathman Home Economics Mr. Arthur Johnson Agriculture Mrs. George Brown English Miss Eula Mae Davis Commercial Mr. Mike Sann Band Director Miss Gayle Johnson Social AS ience ll. Aww! Staff Left to right: Zane McCu11ey, Assistant Business Manager, Leon Harriman, Feature Editor, Angie Northcross, Editor -in-Chief, Billie Jo Weathers, Assistant Editor, Jackie Sullins, Feature Editor, Margie Keeling, Feature Editor, Virginia Simpson, Girl's Sports Editorg Car- lene Brown, Business Manager, Eddie Gaskill, Boy's Sports Editorg James Vanderpool, Feature Editor. Not present for picture: Anna Sue Whitson, Feature Editor. meddage' We, the members of the 1952 annual staff, hope that through our efforts, we have succeeded in making an annual that will help you remember your school days with happiness, and that even when you are old and gray you will read this book and think of the happy days at HSVS. XWN I Ax . ' L b i, . '- S , e f gs Q XY S Qlsx ,X .- 'AXE V2 1,1 'T' F .9 ', x X , ,fx I Aa., ' 7'. '5 gg 'f 1 M Va . ,Q f. T , 1 ,, . 'X ff - A 1 e ke-' e 1 , ff v 5. . , ,N M, - . 4 , - ar. , , I: UH' 'I' ',X.?0 tl, I ff bl K C xi 3 SL A, -7 fx kd' V f if f f. -X 1 V Wqgyt af 1 'Z' --. a' ' 'f ,-if 5 w Class Officers -- Left to right: Zane McCu11ey, Presidentg Charles Berry, Vice-Presidentg Beth Gage Gamble, Secretaryg Anna Sue Whitson, Treasurerg Christene Ledbetter, Reporter. 'I952 4- 'X , 1 . gc: Wt ix e 0 h ' f ,.,-'-i' QKN7 ff' N HL 1, all F I 2 6 1 lg JACKIE SULLINS Talk is cheap, but enough will makeyou rich. EDDIE GASKILL May he always do as well as he always did in football. ANGIE NORTHCROSS There's no rest for the wicked. Golly I'm tired. DOYLE SNODGRASS Slow and sure. , 3 BILLIE JO WEATHERS While there's life there-'s hope. PHILIP HARP Wisdom comes from the mouth of babes, but he's no babe. LEE ORA LEWIS Many men, many minds, the more the merrier. RAL PH ISLEY Do well is better than say well. VIRGINIA SIMPSON Hitch your wagon to a star ? P11 hitch mine to a man. CHARLES BERRY I lost my best friend, to a woman. BETH GAGE GAMBLE Beth is good at playing basketball but she is better at playing house. BILL DORSEY In wine there is truth, I cannot tell a lie. CHRISTENE LEDBETTER All the world loves a lover, es- pecially Henry. LEWIS ROBERTS Contentment is better than riches. B' if ff.ge5wx H59 we aff., JI 'ati C - , K, V r f!i547!, -fly! 'N FQ 'TW' ANNA SUE WHITSON Live to learn and you will learn to live. DOYLE LYNCH A silver key will open an iron lock. CARLENE BROWN She travels fastest who travels alone, but who wants to travel fast. NORMAN SELF Everything comes to him who waits, but people do get old. MARGIE KEELIQNG There's no smoke without fire. JOHNNY EDMISTEN Self defense is the first law of nature. PHYLLIS MILLER Pete loves kids, but she loves Bill better VINCENT SULLIVAN Better late than never, but Mrs Brown doesn't think so. LOIS JEAN McKNIGHT Live to eat not eat to live. REX MC LOUD It's better to be right than be president. ALTA FAY DONNAHUE Use your brain and you might catch a man. She did. BOBBY SEIGAL There's no garden without weeds. ARDITH GOUCHER Actions speak louder than words. DAVE TACKETT An honest man is the noblest work of God. VADA JOYCE LOGUE A good book is the best companion Wanna bet ? RONNIE HATFIELD You can't please all the world and your wife. we - W -V A y 4 ..A.---.,..--- ESSIE ATKINSON She ma be uiet as a mouse but Y fl she is getting a husband and a house. ZANE MCC ULLEY If you want anything done, do it yourself . 'V- -,..,.,k.lY 1. 1 g , ' -. x 1' Q , f'i V . 4 In 0,71 1 stiff? 4 . tml Q 'Q ,, ' X 1. . ,-11: y A J e -. I . ' wi i + 'I I EDNA RUTH EVANS A place for everything, and every- thing in its place. TONY MONTGOMERY Some are Wise, some are otherwise PEGGY ADCOCK FRITTS Just a happily married girl living on a farm. J. L. PARKER Four eyes are better than two. i' LOYCE MCLOUD Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. DARRELL PRESLEY .Tack of all trades and master of none. MARY LOU DANLEY Absense makes the heart grow fonder EUGENE HARRINGTON Here's E senior everyone likes. BARBARA FIELDS All is fair in love and war. VERNON LEDGER No flies get in a shut mouth. VITA BOWLIN Least said, soonest mended. RAYMOND HICKMAN His bark is worse than his bite. NJA, A501-fafffl GENEVA AYLOR Like mother, like daughter, teachers both. FARL COMBS Well done is better than well said. MARTHA GRAHAM A tree is known by its fruit. JIMMY WALDEN Never send a boy to do a man's work. yrvwf JOYCE MCLOUD Few words, many deeds. JAMES VANDERPOOL An empty barrel makes the most noise. LORNA MEEKS The quietest girl in school. RICHARD CALLICO A stumble may prevent a fall I . 'I . LAURA MEEK Bright enough to finish in three years. BILL GOUCHER Boys will be boys. Huh, Bill? V., .Y DIXIE REED A friend in need is a friend indeed. LEON HARRIMAN To err is human, and believe me MYRA SHORT Always quiet but ve evidence. CHARLES BAKER Faint heart never w HENRY LEICHNER His first love is Chris basketball. al I'm human. ry much in on fair lady. , his second 66154 .jihalory Our class entered high school four years ago with approximately 115 members, and of this number, approximately 60 will graduate this spring. . Through the years, members of our class have made names for themselves in many different ways. When we were freshmen, four of our girls made the first team in basketball and a number of them were on the team when the girls won the A A U championship in 1950. Although we didn't win a queen's race, we have tried to show good class spirit every year and came in second when we were juniors. We won the library contest this year and Lee Ora Lewis is queen. We have tried to co-operate with all the teachers and students and will really be sorry to leave this fine school. 1 , We aregleaving, as a gift to the school, a newly decorated stage. Class Officers -- Left to right: Warren Dean Walker, Presidentg Kathleen Ross, Vice-Presidentg Betty McFee, Secretaryg Darlene Cobb, Treasurerg James Garrison, Reporter. 1953 ,-. is ., f' N Mrs. Brown Betty Mc Fee Tn 1' ,' 1 .1- .Z Bill Sullivan Beth Sanders vs: .A-. v v Merle Howard f, 4. W. r ,E 1 Y 5,1 H,r Miss Dav is , 2 ? ' QQ' X, X-'A' lie on 1 Jin Edward Dotson Thelma Wade YQ 'ef fiffrfi , f Z f A X-riff ':. J: 5fGf . Z.: Warren Walker 'B' Ina Marie Ray 2-1' s .- X 7 x -1' W .S ' I B N 1 . 1 Melton Canion A 5. , . ...- V1 Lee Northcross 'K' U5. Q ,, ' 1- 'iw 'ji Ki- 11. ' ' ' ,gl-'VEZX ff 'TVmELx.- Bobby Gaskill ' . . 'F ' '-7 az 5-11 ,il fra' 47-5 ar X Doris Crowder I gy sl 'S '- . 'k f W I K 1 , K ,S W Gary Wilms 4, , 'th,A..: ,if .K 5 v . .NE 1x:..,y, ff X Joan Sanders ,fn IPA K at 12- 11 James Danley A 9' QA? I Ruth Stafford M K ax' lo, . N .T . W. Mc Lendon Joan Wideman Darlene Cobb -u- IT, K 'W urn I -C-. . T4' ' X YK V A 4'- r . 1- 'ky25bl'l . QW I 1 Junior Harriman S-E' x Fredina Ditmore -Q ag , C 'X go , rg Ps '!-'T' A ' 1 vi T X ' X Arlis Inman ,,,I-A ,gd- w.....a J . ' 1 Corrinne Cooper ,L-1 5-' 'lib- Tommy Day I--QP 79' Donna Ruth Cain A IV' 1 r Y' fm ,QA , -1, ly I Dale Hobbs s ll I H . , Q 'Iv' 5, Ceola Lawson ,gn rf ? 44 .-. . 1 ...Qs . 1 A A ,W J M Jack Harriman pat MCCOY Bill Jackson , ,.,,- x .1 ig W , AQ' Q-:ill ., C- ' ' 1 A ZX' .Q .xl QM 1 I f l' , '.-- Nancy Anderson Clifford Masterson Willie Ann Sutton fs:-' James Garrison fs -X ,.,- 1 N lla Kathleen Ross 4542.- Ei Kyle, , , Jxf, ' f J M 1 'z Herman Easley 3 2 .f -1 N-..7 4 fu Nadine Warren gli ' U nn. Q ! K ,. 1 V1 r.,Af . t Jack Parks Herr, .22 Hqi, as U 1 2 J -J Q vrxxai' 1- 1 V ' 'Y' A ' A l X -V Jack Gladden Mildred Stanseu Earl Burkes Rita Lynch 'Ex .F u . 1:1 'J , '. 'q gg aw? 4. N.. x ' F-51 ,A , l, Q N If u I , A of o I Yvonne White Haygld Jones Wanda Hanson Anthony Lane .NY xl lf' of . h 'V f 1 s . A - 1 ' !mEf2l1X!5L!llise31f X ,W Qfffs 5 fans? Q? ge 'lx S s i flxfal Teil Sli? Curtis Capps 'Q' n fix 1 5 'nf' W ' -,fl 1 Q x A 0 f.. ,, X' vf ll Janet Snyder ,V A . v l. ' James Archer 1 A X Clatie Heau . 'if Vre. f'-, I JJ- C, L gif' Kenneth Harp Joyce Kales Donald Burkes Doris Ann Hanson Eva Nell Grotts Bobby Ried Dalton McCoy Betty Bragg ,- ' 1- NQL- ll x W i f' gl V J- 1 A- Yfjfn, 1 'IRLJ x l Jag.: ' K Q- -Rui is M ' V X JL' V lsffiltf ' Q' X H S X K , e 4 is 'L' -. 51 X X- E, 5.5 ,gh 55? I i xx . 1 A1 1: - 4 J. - 7 .' -4 1' I ' d M - - Rlchar Dyer 1201418 Whliely Kenneth Campbell Velma Dennis F l waxes' ,qfglw '22 5' S1 xl V: in . vw I -' ' A ' 'ei -f ' 'll' ' ' ., . A .1 if 5. Q , A. .A I .J .V ,fl ,- Exec ? l . f.- -1, XM 'ff w . Q it xllaih f A Donald Witt Carl Harrelson Darrell Garner Eugene Ditmore f! 'rr ukbb k ,,' E Ng iglhiy.-ll .ff sam Shirley McBroom The juniors arena small but mighty class. They have an enrollment of 66. They also like to do things a little different- ly. They elected their class officers by a color scheme. They are all red headed. The junior candidates for queen's contests have been Miss Ruth Stafford for football queen and Miss Betty McFee for library queen. Their sponsors are Miss Eula Mae Davis and Mrs. George Brown. 901' Class Officers -- Left to right: Charles Northcross, Secretary gl Treasurerg Jimmy Harris, Vice Presidentg Wayne McChristian, Reporterg Carl Mitchell, President. 95 Q C V Ni A s is 'A 4. . I M 'X Q A - - ff 4 -1 m 6,-' N A -ff' 45- f fn Q' ,. -5- - fr X IQ, X f- L N Nlwr P71 X ff!--an Y X . X 1 W1 N L X H ' , Bu 1 I I M, J za 6 era -f-, v ,' . S . .- 1 5 5 an D- r 4 ' 'X A, Y ,tal In -5 K 1. al 6. 4-5 I ..1'f ifxgffk 1 ,J li'!, I I .fl X ' 1' if 5 ' . 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J, Phillip Tooley Vay Dennis Douglas Rose Dorothy Powell Bobby Hickman Bobbie Patterson Shirley McMurray James Harriman Alene Phillips Keith Spradling Lee Ball Preston Garrett Dennis Bowlin Christine Burgess Joe Robertson Delores Guthrie John Davis Juanita Wetzel Shirley Woodel Darrell Parker Frankie Davis Billy Weathers Audrey Crummley Kenneth McElhaney Delmar Moore Reba Keck Gene Lewis Wanda Johnson Dester Ogden Shirley Ogden X 'I 'Rm . , -'er' -- -4 Q 'S A ,gk ? ' L fl-if N1 xl' . 4.. , ' 6 ' 5' QQ -' x -.QS .ar .aww 'J' 'FI' car i I N ' -tf .5 1 , ff x f Ill .. . I . KA 41 Qu I Q sh 1 I- s ,., 4, I li 4' -. i fa 1' Q -14 1- ..7 , A X ' M :QT Y I 1:11, X N' l.f' Q 'la 5 ' ' f e ESPQEF 1 - 5 H 915: 1- ' A -- f ,g,. y '7' FJ J J ' H' veida King , V .keys Thelma Parker 4-Q' U f W t t i Norma Jean Rogers x N 'ca lm , ' , Q., , Ethelda Collins K , A 1' fl Qi ' 1 ,- .refs , in -2:-:rg ' id .l ft 'i V ' i The sophomore class, although small, have entered into and done well in all school activities. Bobbie Jean Weathers was their candidate for football queen and came in third. Roberta McLoud-Hatfield was candidate for library queen. Their sponsors were Coach Williams and Coach McIntosh. Glynda Harriman Jimmy Wade Rita Walden Howard Litterel Jessie Grubbs Van Tate Clyde Gosvenor Margaret Scholl Billy Starnes Juanita Holt Marlene Cline Tommy Gideon Glynda Sharp Clarence Taylor Loretta Evans Gerald Jackson Shirley Witt Alma Moore Kmat ' j ia , ,E - , J :M : ',, - .V -:gf Class Officers -- Left to right: Max Sutton, Presidentg Elizabeth Shuster, Reporterg Stella Flanagan, Secretary-Treasurerg John Archer, Vic-e President. R 1955 PN fi? Gu, .ta 'fx fr 11. 9 1. ,ii x 'ir ,gl A g:51'r: ,f K . 'fit 55 6 . X K L , 4 NT ,-. infra' '- -..Q . iii: I I. 1 .e Wt . V K J Q f,nQ,arfw,.w .. 'f X ' xx - I 5 S- A! on an ,- -.Q ,C if ,-m.w1 Ig.,-' 1, 9 . ., ' af -na, Nl xv ' -NY. W 'i S Rv' . ft w , X jim . , J : '-'- AA .Aa fs f, lllik 5 ,' Q 4 5 'sv d 'gi u- if . I I Ay , A4 .151 , ' 9lf 1' .l up . , ' .. fy- -N , I ' ' , A ,-0,7 f GL- .Mi 532: 3 'Wi ' if 1- X-LliiL21!I 521511, ' warm: rg vfqy T an - its ' J 'lm LK 'iTf '+' lr! 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Betty Mason- Ray Yarbrough Nina Fields Scotty Scholl Wanda Bennett Loren White John Auslam Peggy Hawthorne Bill Garrett Murtie Burkes Mary Holland Margie Burkes Shirley Burkes Gayle Atha Charles Weldon Lola Ann Archer Bea Shepherd Bobby Jones Johnny Sloan Mary Watkins Ozella Stroud Johnny Reed Maudie Lawson Jean Wilson -o- Betty Johnson Julia Vaughn Robert Evans Earlene Ray Karen Ledford Delbert McConnell Alfred Davis Frankie Holland Virginia Harrington Walter Sloane Freda Williams Francis Walden QJ 'iX. X' QM, i Vx 2. 3- . '4 gr Tj? Q , F? ry Q' 1 1 1 X , lf! . AN 1 X ' is V Ml lx X A l Xl W' 4' 'L' fs --H . --' 1 1' nf. :P if P gr- J . , , K 1- fs 1 Q were . w 1 W, P 7' iff: li Not present for pictures: Shelby Brown Shirley Brown Thelma McGinn Carolyn McConnell Zora Seigal Faye Cross Farrell Parks Raymond Wilson Arthur Hinds Mildred Easterling Freddie Emmett Vernon Tucker Hoyt Littrell Wayne Loghrey Bruce Littrell The freshman class of 1951-1952 has been one that has made history. It got off to a good start by having an enrollment of ap- proximately 140, the largest in the history of the school. Other accomplishments of this noteworth class have been: being the first freshman class to elect its candidate, Miss Donna Raye Boyd, as Homecoming queen, placing second inthe library queens contest with Miss Wilma Todd as candidate, being be- lieved by many to have better class spirit than any in the school. Mrs. .Toe Berry has served the class as its sponsor. Madge Johnson Harold Duvall Evelyn Whittle Glendon McChristian Karla Guthrie Donald Hargis J. W. Bolinger Betty Mason Billy Perkins Nina Self .Toe Weldon Rose Alderson r 7 VIRGINIA ANN EASTERLING GRADE SCHOOL LIBRARY QUEEN 5 5 ,. fi N ,M piff A fn .alfim 1 fn? lzntnlif-'SYILLE A0-hifi? 'SS' ' 'W 5' A F5 .T ,gig roi - 53,0 Q all V.53!Q5'31 ffiifglfitiilfbfhif 4' rv-, 0 ca 'ffl 0 A n b, m A n M0 o. -I ,gg ff fjialgfi! G 5 we Q Mr. Easterling, Nancy Hudgins, Tommy Adcock, Linda Cline, Stanly Gregory, Cassie Canion, James Hull, Martha Culwell, Tommy McChristian, Barbara Car- lock, Charles Coger, Elizabeth Markley, J. L. McGinnia, Karren Spencer, Arthur Cain, Vinneta Jones, Carol Sue Smith, David Tice, Betty Ledbetter, Loyal McLoud, Darlina Davis, Harry Shinn, Genevive Denny, Karyl Baily, Barbara Sparks, Billy McLoud, Lonnie Cline, Nancy Dryer, Wayne Johnson, Loretta McCoy, Jerry B. Phillips, Helen McChristian, Charles Presley, Nadine Daily, Jimmy Parrott, Mary Casteele, Carolyn Mc Elhaney Mick Ehrig, Kerran Warren, Jerry Edmiston, Judith Minor, Larry Pryor, Eloise Cornett, Mad11n,YSutton, Max Lough, Larry Richardson, Margie Sisk, Bill Sutton, Gloria Phillips, Charles Williams, Ralph Hawkins. , A .. fl xg. ' . yr v.-' 'V .-.. -fa?.435'1. - I -',.' fab .if f'L.'1 lf- fll Da -- GRADE 'N Fl ' F5 M . -, J' . 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I P AA t', In -' j:f 1w5 ,I , W .FA .u'f4 , AI 15 It if I! 4 Q i . !1 ' 'Q u ' 4 h - JA ' Ui VL . .MAI Mrs. Todd, Eugene Smith, Diana Nunneley, Eddie Whorton, Patsy Sutton, Gerald Laird, Sharon Fan- ' ther, Joe Presley, Doris Coger, Keith Laney, Philip Hawkins, Lucy Tucker, Glenn Roberts, Joyce Har- rington, Leon Lyman, Patsy Laird, Norma Pharris, Harold Malone, Vernedene McLoud, Ross Kight, Mary Weldoj, Eddie Smith, Lois Gabbard, Ronald Turner, Sharon Sparks, Robert Young, Jon Warren, Shirley Whiteley, Shelvan Gregory, Wanda Elzey, Bobby Bolinger, Frances Boyle, Jerry Ledbetter, Lorene Bolinger, Billy Armstrong, Rayma Bailey, Janice Byrd, .Timmy Johnson, Roberta Davis, Roy Haw- kins, Rosetta Light, Floyd Cain, Dorothy Kight, Charles Hull, Dean Burks, David Sandlin, Jimmy Brannan, Larry Coger, Owen Moore, Bobby Miller, Glydon Moppin, Ira Hawley, Charles Shuster, Reba Logue, Junior Lit- terell, Jean Northcutt, Allen Wo- mack, Deanna Spurlock, David Harris, Janice Faddis, Kenneth Dorsey, Alta Womack, Melvin Roberts, Sammy Boyd, Drucilla Gregory, Max Brannan, Wanda Jones, Delbert Bolinger, Belinda Whorton, Carolyn Bolinger, A. C. Mowery III, Kay Ledbetter, Dale Johnson, Penny Ivie, Charles Car- ter, Marcella Phillip, Charles McClure, Betty Ham, Jerry Wilson, Calvin Gabbard, Elda Laird, Jimmy Donnahue, Pat Auslam, Darrel Fos- ter, Anne Cline, Leonard Sloan, Norma Fowler, David Beeby, Dana Rainey, Sharon McLoud, Elmer Burk, Ethel Laird, Jimmy Perkins, Luetta Reeves, T. E. Weir III, Bar- bara Walden, Obie Lee Turner, Buby Alderson, Howard Cain Jr., Louise Fullerton, Annie Gaskill, Keith Bendure, Lucina Brashears, Marilyn McLoud, Patricia Perkins, Freda Hankins, Clara Tassey, Don- ald Eatson, Louise Stilwell, Frankie Simpson, Alice Beeby, Kelley Hill, Elaree Litterell, Jackie Williams, Pat Woolem, James Sisk, Suzanne Nunneley, Billy Litterell, Sue Easter ling, Joe Pistole, Dorothy Upshaw, Daniel Carlock, Norma Bolinger, Ronald Carter, Freddie Pharris, Janice Cain, Monroe Hawley, Sharon Warren, Jim Spencer, Kitty Soule, Jean Sloan, Carol Parson, Dwain McLoud, Wanda McLoud, David Dillahunty, Jean McDonald, Jesse Boyd, Kay Burk, John Harris, Carol Heathman, Wilber Minor, June Col- burn, Lorin McLoud, Sharon Jones, Ronnie Archer, Jean Smith, Clyde Burk, Marietta Davis, Tommy Ash- worth, Mary Fancher, Billy Joe Hull, Margie Linnen, Gene Tice, Joy Patrick, Janice Everett, Sandra Hardy, Turner Whitson, Oshey Per- kins, Mary Chastine, Glenda Whitley, Bernita We-stlin, Jimmy Lou Todd, Patsy Edmisten, Linda Harriman, Betty Jo Turner. 1,2 f ,. ' . , Ark. 'Ir ' 1 l gf in -fl f23a,ge'F,g U ' ' 1 - 1--ff'-'-' f M1's. Lem Jones, Henry Jawley Q, , . ,,. Jo Parson, Jerry Wall, Twila ly 1 4. A ,, 7 FNNTSVILLE -, , Cellestino, Kenneth Carte, Lorene N-r - . 'f I f ' 4 ' l - . 1 Carter, Gary Turner, Louis Rob- ii - -B f' K 2 GRADE a - A inson, Jackie Ehrig, Bobby Shep- I5'g,'-, '- I v , , . ' . herd Ruby Burks Don Sloan 111EfA',q ' - I ,I '35, 19524 'ffl-if Mellzia Bolinger, Sfusan Braslrears, ' y ' ' , , A, ' ' ' Dale Upshavv, Mary Cain, Marion 5 ie' x Q Smith, Doris McLoud, Foy Elsey, -E - !- v , F- -g ai: 'fi U 3 - I , Janet-Smith, Charles Myowery, QM ' M W , - : ,- ' ' ' 1 Q B -W -, KEEPS?5153516-B52n52iSS51f3?Z2 . , fs..-AX - J jf, ' ' ' f f ,ef Sloan, Beverly McRae, Charlie ' 5 1 I : 4 5 I , 55. ' A McChristian, .Tim Moppin I l ,-0 1 I , jr. TT. ,. iff? V4 if ' ' r'- . M V V hx Q 1 KX, 1 - ' 2 ' , I Lf-, 3' 7 ' 'lr' L, 'F gg .'v ,'..I ' . -A 4, V.. T '- 1 R - v -, , , ' Q0. ' ' . ' :W , .,, f Le . ' Af?f.'l 49 l Ulf ' Polly Hubbord, Kennith King, Rita Smith Russell Cline Larise Wa- A m m H U N 1- 5 V I L L E' N mock,, Max Parson, Bharan Bolin- . , , ' ,Q ,' ' . ' - A- - D - fger, Jerry Silvis, Ruth Bunks, ' 1 , j GRADE I 'l ' 'I V ' l, Yi' ?,Calvin Davis, Shinley Lirley, W '- af 1951 .. 1952, JJ ' Tommie Weldom Garry Phodes k ,Q '34 l V K X J Y Cannie Coonett, Louis Wamack, , 4 - - , ' ' 3 Joan Dailey, Billy Boyle, Dorathy up ' . 'IF' V , Laird David Wennestoam Velma 0 y 2 ,- .. j L S Q W' A I -5 Davis, Wayne Litterell, Jimmie l ' 4 'f ' v' l-, JA 7 '77 ' 'E ' ' A ,, Wilson, Garry Bolinger, Valirie fl A 7' ' ' Pj- PQ, C , J , Bensy, Noami Donnahue, Tobie . ' ' - ' , Tatum, Linda McCoy, Garry i -' - 1 ' 1 Haythoane, Glenda Faulkner, I ' 5 ' sg . .. . . . v ' ' A . Q3 ' il- ' ' . V V, kmzqu, 'iii' I Q' lifhg ' FK A ' , il -i. -3- I . rl H . , . tt! 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Litterell, Kay McLoud, James Simpson, Cleta Laird, Marla Warren, Ruby Laird, Booker Hawley, Francis Keeling, Dwight Heathman, Linda Jones, Jean Woods, Joe McCoy, Daisy Peetz, Wade Alderson, Wy- nema Pryor, J. P. Markley, Bobby Harriman, Linda Bolinger, Darrel McLoud, Charlene Taylor, Jim Auslam, Linda Logan, Jimmie Auslam, Stella-faney, Thommie Fritts, Hannah Perkins, Alice Led- better, James Meeks, Idear Myers, Arthur Garnes, Janelle Gilliam, Billy Haynes, Joyce Cain, Bobby Easterling, Sue Spradling, Charles Richards, George Norman, Bill Ledbetter, Edward Faulkner, Dar- rell Brarmon, Luther Ledbetter, E-Qbby,St,aL1ligs, X. Dotson, Joe Haw- ley, Jimmie Lil-Earnest Yarbro, Harold Skates, Donald Parson, Leon Calico, Robert Edmisten, Gene Hud- gins, Harold Smith, Darrell Wilson, Albert Todd, Betty Fancher, Bobby Parson, Mary Evans, Eddie Graham, Linda Sutton, Ewen Bolinger, Dorathy Sparks, Ferrell Faubus, Mary Sand- lin, Vaughn Alderson, Hazel Todd, Freddie Pharris, Hazel Folkner, Lee Weldon, Jennie Weldon, Dwayne Pryor, Linda Hudson, Dean Stanp- hill, Rowena Celestino, Glen Canion, Zandra Cain, Richard Boyle, Martha Wight, Emmett Jones, Norma K. Jones, Jerry Bolinger, Mary Warren, Charles Clines, Charlotte Norman, Luther Malone, Ruby Sloan, Paul Tice, Cora Bolinger, Jack Ledbetter, Sally McClure, Charles Gruggs, Nancy Chastain, Larry Kelley, Effie Cain, Clinton Womack, Doris Gas- kill, Charles McLoud, Marlene Burks, Richard Patrick, Vivian Ham, Keith Newman, Patretha Richardson, Donald Evans, Sarah Northcross, Bobby Fancher, Bar- bara Boyd, Delbert McLoud, Avis Ledbetter, Leon McClure, Mary Cornett, Alfred Parson, Betty Hayes, Loy Sloan, Joan Foster, Wendell Easterling, Mrs. Hinds, Richard Rainey, Johnnie Wood, Lyndell Berry, Donna Walker, Carrall Burgess, Alice McLoud, Raymond Phillips, Barbara Sloan, Larry Colburn, Fern Hubbard, Jack Birks, James Her- rington, E'KaBThomas, Billy Ben- dure, Carma Celestine, Bobby Johnson, Rita Hardy, George McChristian, Edith Adamis, Gary Smith, Patay Harriman, Kennith Burks, Marcella McCoy, Johney Alderson, Betty Ledbetter, Dale Grahan, Joyce Mathire, Law- rence Warley, Sandra Pistale, John Thompson, Dorathy Lirley, Carrie Garner, Marilyn Sisk, Doris Weldon, Kirk Smith, Betty June Laird, Ruth Alderson, Bar- bara Fowler, Vina Bolinger. ff .- ,af-I . ff. -1' M l ,NX gggzcl J I -- 'r ww-if . Q, New-' 1 2 ,, W., .hp 1 nfs, p-f ' First row -- left to right: Wilma Todd Vir inia Sim son Mar .To wen gobcerta Hatfield, Bobbie Weather, Betty Mciee, BethpSanders, 330 Ar?n S, an ers. Second row -- Lettie Cain, Bitty Stroud, Beverly McLoud, Alene Phillips, Evelyn Cline, Loma Lee Northcross, Glynn Easterling, Carolyn Loga. Last row --v Coach Ellis Mclntosh, Marlene Cline, Oneita Markley, Carlene Brown, Christine Ledbetter, Beth Gamble, Marlene Neal, Reba Wheeler, Geneva Kisner, Manager Mary Helen Heathman. The senior girls have played eight games. They have a record of six wins and have lost two. They have 17 games scheduled for the season of 1951-1952. The girls have defeated the following: Decatur, Eureka Springs, Ozark, and Sprindale, having lost to Van Buren and Siloam Springs. They will enter three tournaments this season. The Springdale, Little Rock, and District. Coach McIntosh deserves a lot of praise for the fine job he has done with the girls. +-5 anim' Uyff gafefgaf First row -- left to right: Bill Garrett, Robert Edmisten, Jeff Parrott, Robert Berry, Booker Hawley. Q ' Second row -- left to right: Coach Ellis,McIntosh, Glenn Ledbetter, Wallis Scranton, John Auslam, Bill Keeling, Richard Edmisten. ' The Jr. Boys have played four games . Their record is: one victory and 3 defeats. For the 51-52 season they have 15 games scheduled. They have defeated Springdale and lost to the following teams: Eureka Springs twice and Bentonville once. They will enter only one tournamentg the District Tournament. Coach Mclntosh has done a nice job coaching the Jr. 15 , Q 1 lmafage footy Nui 22 . ee .77 k 1Nv 3 SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL First row -- left to right: Ronnie Hatfield, Norgpa Self, Ronnie Minor, Thomas Hawley, .T. D. Garrett, Manager Zane McCu1ley. ,L-I Ji- Second row .-- left to right: Coach Ellis'McIntosh, Richard C llico, J. L. Patriot, Arlisclnman, Charles Berry, Manager Jimmy Harris. as at C ob- .Q mil QL Q'laMe..,x lp The senior boys have played nine games, won five and lost four. They won from the following teams: University High, Eureka Springs, and Ozark. They were defeated by Springdale, Van Buren, Bentonville and Siloam Springs. All of these were by very small margins, as one and three points. ' On their schedule for 51-52 they have 22 games scheduled. They will enter three tournaments -- Springdale, Ozark and the District. joofgaf V K - N 7 FJ . W 4' 'i Back row -- left to right: Gerald Jackson, left end, Jack Parks, right guard, Glen Ledbetter, fullback, Louis Roberts, left end, Dalton McCoy, right tackle, Phillip Harp, right tackle, Jimmy Walden, right tackle, Doyle Snodgrass, center, James Harrelson, left end. Second row -- left to right: Rex Bolinger, left end, James Archer, center, Don McLoud, right end, Charles Northcross, quarterback, Ronnie Minor, fullback, Bobby Reid, right halfback, James Danley, left guard, Kenneth Harp, right end, John Auslam, left tackle, Galan Leichner, quarterback, Vernon Ledger, left guard. Third row -- left to right: Keith Spradling, right halfback, Wayne Graham, right end, Doyle Vanhook, center, Gene Lewis, left halfback, Billy Perkins, left tackle, Max Sutton, right end, Joe Weldon, left end, Coach Jimmie Williams. Fourth row -- left to right: Gary Wilms, fullback, Jerry Sanders, left tackle, Charles Easterling, center, Billy Starnes, left halfback, Roger McLoud, right guard, Richard Edmisten, fullback. Front row -- left to right: Raymond Parsons, left end, J. L. Patrick, right end, Merle Howard, left halfback, Eddie Gaskill, left halfback, Melton Canion, right halfback, Wayne McChristian, left tackle, Eugene Griggs, right guard, Wayne Loughry, right tackle. Not present for picture: J. L. Parker, left tackle, J. W. McLendon, quarterback. Huntsville played nine games this season. They won two, lost six, and tied one. They beat Berryville, 6-0, Mountain Horne, 18-6, lost to Harrison, 32-0, Rogers, 15-6, Bentonville, 25-6, Siloam Springs, 12 -0, Van Buren, 13-0, and Springdale, 25-6, and tied Alma, 0-0. The B squad played four games, and lost to Springdale twice, and Green Forest twice. ,ix Coach Jimmie Williams did a wonderful job this year, making a lot of beginners into real football players. x 1450 Q V.. nf. -A T' -iq 114,- i-11-1 TATE cumin '95 ' M . ffl 5 . H Gia X .3 1 nga- .. 'I EE 4 ,..., ,V -1 , , I CL' K H , ALM :nn.1ifmQ:1,,:. Y N F' Yr --. . :Crm 1 ,--U? vjfl N... Q., 'L-2, -Mu XM' -'un-.Asn + A ffi f' mf? A Jackie Sullins Billie Jo Weathers Senior l952 Senior 1952 Cheerleader 2 years Cheerleader 2 years R A 5 2 'x 1 - do gf: .Aff ' Y ir Phyllis Miller Senior 1952 Cheerleader 4 years ' --n.. Anna Sue Whitson Senior 1952 Norma Jean Barker Cheerleader 2 years S0Ph0H10I'e 1952 Cheerleader 1 year 2 I ACTIVITIES lk Ae CM The Glee Club, of approximately 22 members, has made vast improvement in the field of music the past year, under the direction of Miss Gayle Johnson. They pre- sented a Christmas Cantata, and a Negro Minstrel and have plans for an Easter Cantata, a radio broadcast, and supplying the music for commencement exercises. . XJ. L-f .1--, :' 'fa , VV.. ,.,,. .,, The Huntsville Band, under the direction of Mr. Mike Sann, has approximately 40 members of high school and grade school combined. It has done a good job of supply ing music for the football and basketball games, has made much improvement this year and promises to be even better next year. Y' , : L Le.: A ' PH' Left to right: Glynna Easterling, 3rd Vice President, Ruth Stafford, Secretary, Carolyn Logan, Reporter, Onieta Markly, Degrees Chairman, Kathaleen Ross, President, Geneva Aylor, Historian, Darlene Cobb, Vice Presidentg Thelma Wade, Treasurer, Margaret Scholl, 2nd Vice Presi dent. 'va X .,,, ,.,. .V ,Y Left to right: Carl Mitchell, Treasurerg Zane McCully, Reporter, Charles Berry, Vice Presidentg James Vander pool, President, Darrell Presley, Secretaryg Tommie Day, Student Advisor, Phillip Harp, Sentinel. KW Q? DONNA RAYE BOYD HOMECOMING QUEEN aff 1 T lf, fn ,., ,- V I-' ,gdb fig Q 5' ka, J ' --, 4-QF' V . Q 1 31 iff A f N 'U 4 I 'K' ' , , cl 'J L 4 J' ul , ,Q A . I U M74 xp, x I V. ,Zi M Bobbie Jean Weathers Sophomore 'idk 'Q' Beth Gage-Gamble . Senior Ruuguigaofford X HOMECOMING PARADE Q g 4 W ll W, Lvl adj Ax V Y .323 -fxvv C7959 fi! AQ-'Z 1. v ...L .Q , ,- ,M x .5 ' - L IW: BFE '1 -'P xy ' britain -i T MW, ,, a Im. 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HOMEMAKER 2.f'.'3 J W1 ,., GT' ,x f- f ffw W w x ' mf -' S X m DN Q N rv Q 4 1 ' 1 ff! , -I , , W If - .1 if-'5 ' , ,I K x 4f4 'i3Tv5 - 1 M' X Cer N3 Ky fi' ,J l MEEAN PIGGY ,ff I FACULT ,aj 55 -1 xx1 SA X: s 4 tt! A 'k- W ' vc! XA f , fl 4 TN ,, 61? a WZ , Es . , 4 ' - I .- . x I E . 2 'O a' QZQ . . .I .' . gui Q X I- DVEQTISING We wish to thank the business houses of Huntsville, Springdale and the Chamber of Commerce of Fayetteville, who helped us make this year's annual possible. Without your aid our efforts would have been in vain. I The Senior Class of 5l Sz 52 'U Two members of the senior class, who sold and prepared the advertisements for the annual. Carlene Brown and Christine Ledbetter. ronn 3 rs It JL For the best food to eat try Q TOMMY'S CAFE . It's a special treat Phone 123 , ,r ligl - H '71, 1 Qs I V, ' , I L r , a ' D You'11 find them at the 1 sI', . vw E ,- . . UI 1, Q.. Q ,, 0 0 6664 I . QQ i ' Q .47-426, N X 0 Your Pi11sbury's Best Dealers K See us for your need in this line. At the Y west of town Q Phone 40 f - Y , Y -It - BRASHEARS FUNERAL HOME Only the best movies come here. HAWKINS CITY DRUG Walgreen Agency Prescription Pharmacists Registered Pharmacist always in charge Day 81 Phone Night 83 SMALLY'S GARAGE General Repairs Gas and Electric Welding Phone 23fl1 Hindsville, Arkansas THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sincel890 Capital Sz Surplus Sl50,000.00 Deposits Insured Up To 310,000.00 Members Federal Reserve System D940 cl Pgmwifnfffas H4wEau'5CAsl1 Sums AjooJ ,africa fo 7 l'fLcle CAIico's CASA SHIRE G1 HC. PQI MQPCITAHJFSB ' ' Pluplb , LARRO FEED TORE BABY CHKIKENS Ferfilizcrs Oklahoma Tire SL Suppl Co. Detroit Jewel Ranges E1GCt1'iC Ranges Leonard 8: General Electric Appliances Voss Washing Machines R C A Radios Everything for the Car and Home l' E 'v-- - I Phone ' '-,. - f .f in Phone 100 loo 'mx ' Quality Price Associate Store Your Home of Better Values Huntsville Arkansas The Madison County Record The most widely read weekly in Northwest Arkansas Third largest weekly fin Circulation, in Northwest Arkansas Support Your Hometown paper It supports and moves for the improvement of the county. Congratulations to ll H. S. V. S. Students and Members Of The Faculty. -The Madison County Record OI'VE1l E. F2Llbl1S Editor-Publisher Graduate of H. S. V. S. Class of '34 Huntsville Arkansas ff- 1 V:E:llV:: ' N I' AqWm m' I JI! ' Q1 l fz-wif '. 1 ST-EAK5 ' TV'V 'V f ',' 1 L - 6 es lil iiiii it 1 A I fi, fe f E bv WHITEWAY CAFE I A 1 1 kk' 0 ' A1be1'ta5LMa1'Y ozARK CLEANERS 52lw E, ROY'S CABINS Phone 89 TIC E'S ESSO STATION You can find something New and Attractive at MILLERS' SPECIALTY SHOP fBack of REA Officel SOULE FEED STORE Purina Chows Baby Chicks Fertilizer Phone 146 TAYLOR JEWELRY SHOP CREDIT BUREAU OF HUNTSVILLE Sz COLLECTION AGENCIES Serving Business and Professional Men of Huntsville Ez Madison County. Manager: Matta J. MacDonald HUNTSVILLE TRUCK 8z IMPLEMENT CO. Your Headquarters I Ol' C mplete C Service phone 135 E YU' Lf th' F TTIEI' H1-way es W H1 Rein Reagan DR sfer Phone S nfl Ph3T'mlSTS WN cu HEQLE1' EVM CULWELL Chevrolet Co. Ph 14 S1 dS Hf 11 A Let Us Tell You What's Wrong Mowery-Whitson Motor Co Genuine -J .Q ,D N , .gffiiw P t Ph 12 V -fs? Q09 RUR HOME , W YO When in need Of building material gee I-IUNTSVILLE If y 1 k 5 f th g d y tear-Tng your haxr, lt can all be found at the FAMOUS HARDWARE SP gdl Ak JEFF D. BROWN H di t Sz Co., INC. Gft S h IS PPI HM YH d REEVES B E k DEPARTMENT STORE Ch k Bestwishes Ch F .1 COLLEGE CLUB PASTEURIZED MILK COMPANY Fayetteville A1-kan MADISON CO. FARMERS' ASSN. Full Line of Good M.F.A. fA.F.A.J Feeds, Arkansas Farmers' Fertilizer Full Line of Seeds Kelly O. Hill, Mgr. Phone 92 GULF FILLING STATION WHEN YOU GO - GO GULF HUNTSVILLE LIVESTOCK AUCTION PHONE 109 MADISON COUNTY TELEPHONE CO. A AYTAG APPLIANCE Service through the day, E STERLING M gl Your Protection at nightn Washers, Ironers, Home Freezers d D t h O G R A Home Institution with the an u C Ven as anges Community at Heart. Phone H4 Mr. KL Mrs. O. J. Hobson ALMA MATER -1- Let our voices loudly ringing Echo far and near Songs of praise thy children singing To thy memory dear. Chorus H.S.V.S., H.S.V.S. 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