Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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Homecoming festivities, rallies and lcickoffs, report cards, the Junior-Senior Prom, the spring picnic, stolen books, fire drills, class photos, and the Hurricane Ball will remain forever a part of our memories. GLORIA'S BEAUTY SALON and A.S.C. DAIRY X. , V-my wa ng x Nw - W . Y FS ' A X-Qexsfiwgilimfs-,gs sig -'fxgwi -f V555 ggwwi A531 X.,.. V A J , .mf --1' lr .ga-W vw- Q iwifil new This 1959 Hurricane is dedicated to all these memories gathered during the school year of 1958-'59-to the Mdays of our yearsv . . .may we make the most of them, for they are uthe stuff life is made off, NHUSU Q, QUALITY PRINTING COMPANY HWQ- Never Disappointu Come with us as we retrace our footsteps through the school year 1958-1959. 7 Swry our 1959 - 1958 . -ix 01-Q' IQ Z Q zo 0 848 jfeQf600ff J f rg Qff zo! 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School boards come across some enormous problems, and they spend many of their free hours discuss- ing them. They must keep an eye on their new building projects. then worry about how they are going to be paid for. Many other problems fall on the shoulders of the school board - overcrowded school rooms, setting school standards, and approving new teachers. Not many people would like to take over the job of having all those problems and making decisions that may influence the lives of everyone within the school district. The picture below was made while construction was taking place on the new music and physical educational building. 0' qv FARMERS STATE BANK - . 5 , , H I , '- -' f .Q . his T I-Qin! 9 I l -.'. K ' . 7 .39 s , , ' I . Parents and Teachers Work Hand in Hand 'SAL x-it J PTA officers are: Mr. and Mrs. Vance Scurlock, co-secrctaryg Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnston, co-presidentg Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Farabee, co-vice-president. The Parent-Teachers Association is an organization composed of teachers and parents of students in Jonesboro High School. The parents and teachers work together to improve school conditions. Programs of special interest to both parents and teachers were presented throughout the school year. This or- ganization works to build a strong unity between the home life and school life of the students. ln the picture below, the parents and teachers are shown as they enjoyed a social get-together after the first PTA meeting of the year at which they discussed a mutual interestithe students of ,lones- boro High School. STONES PHARMACY and ABERNATHY MOTOR COMPANY Experienced Hands at the Helm Nlr. l,loyd Goff. superintendent of the Jonesboro Special School Dis- trict. is one of those competent. bril- liant individuals who can still man- age to be friendly and personal. Nlodesty. and a genuine happiness at being a part of the Jonesboro school system are evident in his conversa- tion. Mr. Goff holds a Bachelor of :Xrts degree from Arkansas College at Batesville. Arkansas. and received his masteris degree from the Uni- versity of Missouri. For approximately two years, Mrs. Diggs has been a part of the business staff in Mr. Coffs office. When asked about her job as secretary, Mrs. Diggs replied. 'lWe're always busy in this office. There is always something to dof' In spite of her many duties. lVlrs. Diggs always has a cheerful smile for everyone. The Jonesboro Special School Dis- trict is privileged to have such an ef- ficient. experienced man for its ac- countant as lVlr. John Norred. He keeps the financial reports accurate- ly. plans the budgets. and is the school district treasurer. ?.rft X sf GRACE ELECTRIC COMPANY ? fv, M ' 'wi wi 4. L .2 . Q .A . . I-W x, 4 L k - F' B I ' 1 .S ' N if V Q: . Q s xx 1+ , - sg m 22 W N. f 11 3, 1, LL ,g K , , My M, d w as ? 3 . ,E -aj: 4' :fl -2 . QL ffm 3:-W 1 if Z 1 X -x.. Melba Aston, Journalism I, Basic English, Senior Class sponsor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Atwood Bell, boys' health and physical education, American government, American history, B.S. at Arkansas State College James Berry, auto mechanics, University of Ar- kansas Cora Blue, English 10, Junior Red Cross sponsor, B.A. at Harding College By Guiding Us Wtthout Dominating Us, Never Letting Us Down When We Need Them . . 1 Bob Bradberry boys health and physical educa- tion, head coach, B.S.E. at Hendrix, M.S. at Mem- phis State Loretta Brooks, English 10, shorthand, Modeling Club sponsor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Marguerite Brown, world history, American his- tory, Honor Society sponsor, B.A. at Ouachita Bap- tist College, M.S.E. at Arkansas State College Kathryn Collins, biology, Audubon Club sponsor, B.A. at Hendrix Ruby Faught, American literature, speech, Student Council sponsor, B.A. at Arkansas College David Feezor, guidance counselor, B.S.E. at Arkan- sas State College, M.S.E. at University of Arkansas Jose F lorez, physical science, biology, Spanish Club sponsor, B.S. at Arkansas State College Kate Fryer, student lounge supervisor, Key Club sponsor, yearbook business manager, B.S.E. at Ar- kansas State College Oma Gray, plane geometry, general math, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Valda Gregson, Typing I, F.T.A. sponsor, B.S. at Arkansas State College Leading Our Steps Along the Paths of Youth, Somehow, Helping Us Believe ln Ourselves Vernelia Hanabrlnk, Algebra II, trlgonometry, Math Club sponsor, B.S. at Arkansas State Col- lege, M.S. at University of Mississippi Ruby Haynes, Journalism ll, Basic English, Eng- lish literature, Quill and Scroll sponsor, B.S.E. at Henderson State Teachers' College Glenda Hibdon, bookkeeping and office practices, FBLA sponsor, B.S. at Arkansas State College Katie Moon, home economics, FHA sponsor, BSE at Henderson State Teachers' College Lillian Nail, American history, Tri-Hi-Y spon- sor, A.B. at Women's College, M.S. at Arkansas State College Beatrice Phillips, Latin I and Il, Latin Club spon- sor, A.B. at Park College 'Par WU' Howard Pierce, general math, senior math, Hi-Y sponsor, B.S. at College of the Ozarks Nick Rohulich, band. MMM sponsor B.lVl.E. at Murray State College Charles Ross, woodshop. home me- chanics, B.S.E. at Arkansas State Col- lege, M.S. at University of Arkansas Virginia Saracini, Spanish l, A.B. at University of Missouri Melba Sissom, American literature, Pep Squad sponsor, Sophomore Class spon- sor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Jane Steinegger, Glee Club, general music, Junior Class sponsor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Sandra Wasson, girls' health and physi- cal education, cheerleader advisor, B.S.E. at Henderson State Teachers' College Stella Wilbourn, Librarian, Library Club sponsor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College Marvin Wiles, physics, chemistry, Science Club sponsor, B.S.E. at Arkansas State College The Faculty Contributes to Our Memories. Teachers discuss classroom problems in faculty meetings, and find the solutions from the ex- periences of fellow teachers. Maintenance and Custodians Mr. Ewing Graham and Mr. Ellie W. Moody do the maintenance work for the Jonesboro Special School District. The janitors, Mr. Powers, Mr. Simmons, Mr. French and Mr. McGinnis, play a very im- portant part in keeping our building ship- shape at all times. Long after the students and teachers are home, their busy hands are emptying waste baskets, washing windows and sweeping floors. They are also keeping an eye out for other things that might need to be done so our citizens can be proud of the building and grounds of Jonesboro High School. Cafeteria The hot-lunch program is under the capable supervision of Mrs. Polly Black. The group of ladies under her direction work long hours preparing well-balanced meals that are served to the students and teachers of our school. These ladies, whether cooking the food or serving it, are always ready to greet you with a happy smile and a cheery hgllo. Senior Class Officers FRANCES FARABEE vice-president MARY JANE SMITH secretary DONNA KAYE THOMAS treasurer JAMES RILEY CRAWFORD president Goodby fl-1.5.-College, Here We Come! preceding the school year, the officers met at Mrs. Aston's home to plan the activities of the year for the class. Afterwards, they got their daily calories from a generous sewing of ice cream and chocolate brownies. Our School Provides High Scholastic Achievements Outstanding seniors were chosen this year from the various departments in our school. These seniors were considered outstanding not only by their academic ability but also by their attitudes, dependability, initia- tive, etc., toward a particular course. Teachers of each department selected the senior most outstanding in their particular department. Mr. Feezor, school counselor, informs these seniors of the honors they have received from the different departments. Seated at the table from left to right are Kay Niell, journalism, Melba Lyon, home eco- nomics, Judy McAdams, English, Gayle Vowels, mathematics, Sally Lyttle, social studies, Ceraldene Sailor, commercial. Standing in the rear are Kenny Aston, science, Winford Williams, trades, and Eugene Beck, music. With Their Hi h chools Days Drawin to a Close Johnnie lllucldy Adams Tommy Eugene Allen JOHNNIE WBUDIJYD ADAMS, Camera Club, Presidentg Modem Music Masta-rs, Hi-Y, Band 2 Yearsg All-District Band, Science- Club: Dance Bandg Junior Class Play. TOMMY EUGENE ALLEN. Hi-Y 3 Years, Chaplaing Future Teachers of Americag Homeroom Officer. JAMES KENNETH ASTON, Wbo's Wbog National Honor S0- cir-tyg Freshman Class President: Junior Science Club, Pep Squarlg Student Council 2 Yearsg Junior Red Cross: Spanish Club: Homeroom Officerg Key Club 2 Years, Re- porter: Junior Class Playg Boys' Stateg HURRICANE Staff 2 Years. Junior Class Co-Editor, Business Managerg Radio Club 2 Years, Presidentg Tennis, Golfg National Junior Honor Society. BOBBY J. AVERY, Band 4- Yearsg HiAY 2 Years: Library Club, FBLA. JAMES BAKER, James Baker Jimmy Balcom Leon Bamw Mary Louise Barrett James Kenneth Aston Bobby J. Avery FTA. JIMMY BALCOM, Camera Club, Science Clubg Band 2 Years. CHARLES BANNON, Band 3 Yearsg Homeroom Officer, Library Club, Reporterg Hi-Y 3 Years. LARRY BARKLEY, Band 2 Years: Football 2 Yearsg Track, Camera Club. Reporterg Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Key Club, Homeroom Officer. LEON BARNES, Latin Club 2 Yearsg Hi-Y 3 Years, Student Council 2 Years: Modern Music Masters 3 Years. Presidentg National Honor Societyg Student Body Vice4Presidentg Junior Class Presi- dent, HURRICANE Staff 2 Years, Assistant Editor, Edi- torg Hurricane Hideaway Councilg Band 4 Yearsg Pep Band, All-District Bandg Basketball Bandg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Science 2 Years, Reporter National Junior Honor Society. MARY LOUISE BARRETT, Home Charles Bannon Larry Barkley William Eugene Beck Ronnie Glen Bennett They Look Back Over the Past Three Years Donna Elizabeth Berry Mary Katherine Black Ec Club, Homeroom Officer, Glee Club, FHA 3 Years, Historian, Second Vice-President, FBLA 2 Years, Treas- urer, Band, Library Club 2 Years, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross. WILLIAM EUGENE BECK, Band 4 Years, All-District Band 3 Years, Modern Music Masters 2 Years, First Chair of America 2 Years, Male Chorus Group 2 Years, Football, Basketball Band. RONNIE GLEN BENNETT, Hi-Y 2 Years, Homeroom Officer 2 Years, Camera Club, Football Manager. DONNA ELIZA- BETH BERRY, National Junior Honor Society, Junior Band Honor Society, ,Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years, President, Latin Club, Radio Club 2 Years, Pep Squad 2 Years, Sergeant- at-Arnis, Future Teachers of America, FBLA, Key Club Paul L. Bond Sherry Ruth Booten Royalty, Band 4 Years, Majorette 4 Years. MARY KATHERINE BLACK, Library Club, FBLA, Junior Red Cross, English Club, Librarian. PAUL L. BOND, Band 4- Years, Science Club, Camera Club. SHERRY RUTH BOOTEN, English Club, National Honor Society, National ,Junior Honor Society, FHA 3 Years, Third Vice-President, FBLA 2 Years, Reporter, Radio Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club. PAUL EU- GENE BRIDGER, FTA, PE Club. SHARON KAY BRIGGS, Future Teachers of America, Red Pepper Club, Beta Club 2 Years, Homeroom Officer, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, FHA, School Paper Staff, Student Council, Honieroom Officer, FBLA, Pep Squad. Heroic Snowhite fJoe Lee Caldwelll protects his sweetheart, Gopher Gal, Paul Eugene Bridger fLillian Jonesl as Villian Blackie iKenny Aston? challenges a duel, while the Sharon Kay Briggs bar tender fFred Thomasl nervously orders them all out. of Many Happy Memories Herbert Allen Brown Patricia Ann Brown HERBERT ALLEN BROWN, Band 3 Yearsg Science Club 2 Years: Camera Clubg Boys' Stateg Hi-Y, Junior Class Play. PATRICIA ANN BROWN, Who's Whog Junior Band Honor Society, Vice-Presidentg National Junior Honor Soeietyg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Latin Clubg Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Student Couneilg Sophomore Class Vice- Presidentg Radio Cluhg Modern Music Masters 2 Years, Historian, Junior Press Clubg High Times Staff, Fashion Editor, Quill and Scrollg Future Teachers of Americag Band 4 Years, Girls' State, Drum Majorette 4- Years. LANA JEAN BRUCE, Radio Club 2 Years, Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Future Teachers of America. JO ANN BUNCH, Pep Squad 2 Years, Vice-Presidentg National Junior Honor Society, FHA 2 Yearsg FBLAg Future Teachers of America, Radio Club, Homeroom Officer 2 Years. CAROLYN SUE BURNETT, English Club, FHAg FBLA, Library Cluhg Junior Red Cross. MARTHA WEBB BURNSIDE, National Junior Honor Having been announced as the football squad's choice for 1959 Homecoming Queen. Sue Fincher gaily walks up to the stage to accept the honor. Lana Jean Bruce Jo Ann Bunch Societyg Junior Science Clubg Band, Latin Club 3 Years, Secretaryg Pep Squad 3 Years, Presidentg Junior Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Junior Press Club, Reporter, Science Club, High Times Staff, Assistant Feature Editor, National Honor Society. JERRY ELIZABETH BUTLER, Science Cluhg Library Clubg Pep Squad. LARRY JQ CAIN, Future Teachers of Americag Hi-Y 2 Years: FTAQ Junior Red Crossg Pep Squadg Radio Club: Homeroom Officer. JOE LEE CALDWELL, National Junior Honor Societyg Junior Science Cluhg Junior Band Honor Societyg Latin Club 2 Yearsg Band 4 Years. Secretary, Hi-Y 2 Years, Junior Class Playg Dramatics Club, National Honor Society Citizenship Awardg Homeroom Officerg Science Club, Vice-President. DONNA CWEN CALVERT, High Times Staff, Co-Editor, Girls' Stateg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years, Treasurer, Secretaryg Quill and Scroll 2 Years, Treasurer, National Junior Honor Society, American Legion Awardg FHA, Area Reporterg World History Carolyn Sue Burnett Martha Webb Burnside and Realize That Those Years Are l Jerry Elizabeth Butler Larry Jo Cain Club, Vice-President, Girls' Trio, Girls' Chorus, Office Girl, Radio Club, Pep Squad 2 Years, Vice-President, Spanish Club, Girls' Ensemble 2 Years, Glee Club 2 Years, Dramatics Club, Junior Press Club, Homeroom Officer 2 Years, Future Teachers of America. ROBERT LYNN CAMERON, Who's Who 3 Years, Football 4 Years, All-District Football 2 Years, All-State Football, Track 4 Years, Basketball, Boys' State, Key Club 3 Years, Sophomore Vice-President, President, Science Club, Junior Science Club, Homeroom Officer 2 Years, Latin Club, Radio Club, Homeroom Officers' Club. DAVID GENE CANNIMORE, Track 2 Years, Football, Radio Club 3 Years, Homeroom Officer, Spanish Club, Reporter, Hi-Y,3 Years, Band 2 Years, Junior Press Club, High Times Staff, Sports Editor, Science Club, Photography Club. PATRICIA ANN CARPENTER, Eng- lish Club, Vice-President, Office Girl, Tri-Hi-Y 4 Years, Spanish Club, Pep Squad 3 Years, National Junior Honor Robert Lynn Cameron David Gene Cannimore John Whidden Childs Freddy L. Clark Joe Lee Caldwell Donna Gwen Calvert Society, Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society, High Times Staff, News Editor, Radio Club, Junior Press Club. LINDA: SUE CATHCART, Tri-Hi-Y 4 Years, Pep Squad 3 Years, Junior Red Cross 2 Years, Future Teachers of America 2 Years, Treasurer, Secretary, FBLA, Radio Club 2 Years, Homeroom Officer, Office Girl. JOHN WHIDDEN CHILDS, Junior Science Club, Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Basketball 4 Years, Football Manager, Homeroom Officer 4 Years, Camera Club, Vice-President, Key Club 3 Years, Junior Vice-President, Vice-President, Golf 3 Years, HURRICANE Staff, Assistant Sports Editor, Radio Club 3 Years, Boys' State, Future Teachers of America. FREDDY L. CLARK, Boys' State, Radio Club, Hi-Y 2 Years, Basketball, Track, Football Manager, Basketball Manager. ALLEN DARRELL COLEMAN, Science Club, PE Club. CHARLES COOK, FTA. Patricia Ann Carpenter Linda Sue Cathcart Allen Darrell Coleman Charles Cook and hell Forever Remain Robert Nelson Cook Millard Joe Cooper ROBERT NELSON COOK, Photography Clubg PE Clubg Trackg Radio Clubg Junior Red Cross 3 Yearsg Tennis 3 Years: Science Club, Reporterg Latin Club 2 Years. MIL- LARD JOE COOPER, Camera Clubg Science Clubg Li- braiy Clubg Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Band 4 Yearsg All-State Band 4 Yearsg First Chair of Americag All-District Band 4 Yearsg Radio Club. JOAN COOPER, Library Clubg FBLAQ Future Teachers of America. FERRELL THOMAS COTHERN, Footballg FTAg Basketball. PHYLLIS ANN COVINGTON, National Junior Honor Societyg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years: FBLA 2 Yearsg Junior Band Honor Societyg Latin Club 2 Yearsg Band 4 Yearsg All-District Band: Majorette 4 Yearsg First Chair of America: Homeroom Officerg National Honor Society. Historiang Girls' State. Phyllis Ann Covington Sue Beth Covington Ronald Lee Creason Fred Ervin Dacus Joan Cooper Ferrell Thomas Cothern SUE BETH COVINGTON, National Junior Honor So- cietyg Bandg Junior Band Honor Societyg Junior Science Clubg Radio Club 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 3 Years: Stu- dent Councilg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Sophomore Treasurer, State Chaplain, Delegate to National Conferenceg Latin Club 2 Years, Treasurer, Vice-Presidentg Junior Red Crossg Hi-Y Royaltyg High Times Staff, Assistant Busi- ness Managerg Girls' Stateg Science Clubg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 2 Years, President. JAMES RILEY CRAWFORD, Who's Whog Junior Science Club, Vice-Presidentg National Junior Honor Societyg Latin Club 2 Years, Presidentg Hi-Yg Radio Club: Boys' State: Student Council 2 Yearsg Key Club 2 Yearsg Senior Class Presidentg National Honor Societyg Band 4 Years, James Riley Crawford Cary Creason Margaret Ann Dance Robert Marshall Daniel Among the Most Memorable nes of Their Lives Reta Gay Davidson Dana Richard Davis June Carolyn Dixon Beverly Jean Dudley Vll't'-l,I'l'Sltlt'lll1 Basketball 2 Years. GARY CREASUN, lland 3 Yearsg Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Junior Science Club. RONALD LEE CREASON, Footballg Photography Clubg PE Clubg ETA, Secretary. FRED ERVIN DACUS, National Junior Honor Soeietyg Home-room Office-rg Junior Science Clubg Track 4- Yearsq Foot- ball -1 Ye-arsg Basketball 2 Yearsg Key Club 3 Yearsg 'llwirp Week Royaltyg Boys' Stateg HURRICANE Staff, Assistant Sports Editorg National Honor So- ciety: Science Club. MARGARET ANN DANCE, Eng- lish Clubg FHAQ FBLAg Library Clubg Office Girly Junior Red Cross. ROBERT MARSHALL DANIEL, Camera Club 2 Yearsg Junior Red Crossg English Club. RETA GAY DAVIDSON, Future Teachers of Americag Glee Club 3 Years. DANA RICHARD DAVIS. Hi-Yg Key Cluhg Spanish Clubg Football, JUNE CAROLYN DIXON, Home Ec Clubg Homeroom Officerg FHA 2 Yearsg Radio Clubg Librarian. BEV- ERLY JEAN DUDLEY, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Radio Club 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Future Teachers of America 2 Yearsg FBLA. ANN SHARON DUNLAP, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Band 2 Yearsg All-State Bandg Homeroom Offieerg FBLA 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of America 2 Yearsg Junior Red Crossg Radio Clubg Pep Squad. BOBBY JOE ETTER, Footballg Student Couneilg FTA, Treasurer. Jael-1 Davis, Paula Marconi, Naney Wilbourn, and Shirley Gillespie work dili- Ann Sharon Dunlap gently on one of the many beautiful Homecoming parade floats while eager Bobby Joe Etter neighborhood children look on. i They Remember the Preeedin Years Syhle Diane Fagan Alice Erle Fair Frances Elizabeth Farabee Sue Fincher SYBLE DIANE FAGAN, Majorette 3 Yearsg Beta Club 3 Years, Report:-rg Paper Staff, Feature Editorg Miss Ninth Gradeg FHA 2 Years: Homeroom Officerg Future Teachers of America. ALICE ERLE FAIR, Future Teachers of America 2 Years. Photographerg Radio Club 2 Yearsg Pep Squadg FBLAQ Junior Class Play: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years: Glee Club: Girls' Ensembleg Superintendents' Re- ceptionist. FRANCES ELIZABETH FARABEE, Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Science Clubg Student Council 2 Yearsg Junior Class Secretary: Lathi Club 2 Yearsg Radio Club: Band 4 Years, Secretary, Treasurerg Junior Rcd Crossg FHLAQ Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Homeroom Officerg Modem Music Masters, Vice-Pre-sidentg National Honor Sm-is-typ Girls' Stateg Junior Band Honor Society, Presi- dent: National Junior Honor Societyg Junior High Home- coming Queen. SUE FINCHER, Who's Whog Homeroom Office-rg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years. Sophomore Presidentg Pep Squad 3 Years, Secretaryg Latin Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Radio Club 2 Years, Reporter: Girls' State: Homecoming Queen. KATHRYN JANIE FORRESTER, Office Girlg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Sergeant-at-Armsg Radio Club 3 Years, Treasurer. Sergeant-at-Armsg Future Teachers of America 3 Years, Song Leaderg High Times Staff 2 Years, Circulation Manager, Reporterg Homeroom Officer. WILMA ANN FOUST, English Clubg Band 2 Yearsg Glee Club 2 Yearsg FHA 3 Years: FBLAg Li- brary Club. MARVA JOYCE GAMBILL, Homeroom Of- ficerg Girls' Ensembleg Office Girlg FHA 2 Years, Re- porterg Junior Red Cross 2 Yearsg Library Club 2 Yearsg The prize winning float in their last Homecoming parade was fashioned by a Kathryn Janie F0rl'ESil'f senior homeroom, Wilma Ann Foust ff' ifx at ew, is uf is Q f .i 1 .i ' Q :.tJ1M.fl-C t ,E A ,gif . Q If? it , ,Q va-pg: e ,.gJL,r I 'F I ffifif' f'1 ie ::' -2 stuffy i5fif'i : gt 722 aa C as Bein the Supporting Pillars Marva Joyce Gambill Charlotte Anne Gamble Librarian 3 Yearsg Home Ec Club. CHARLOTTE ANNE GAMBLE, Who's Whog Student Body Treasurerg Tri- Hi-Y 2 Years, President: National Honor Societyg Junior Class Playg Radio Club: Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Girls' State: Future Teachers of Americag FHA 2 Yearsg Sophomore Class Secretaryg Band 2 Yearsg Freshman Class Treasurerg Junior High Homecoming Queen. SHIRLEY ANN GIL- LESPIE, Who's Whog Future Teachers of America 3 Yearsg FBLA 3 Yearsg Pep Squad 2 Yearsg Radio Club 2 Years: Home-room Officerg Junior Homecoming Royaltyg Cheerleaderg Office Girlg Junior Science Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years. DALE LINDSEY GRAY, Hi-Yg Junior Red Cross: Math Clubg Science Club. WILLIS ALTMAN GRAY, Footballg Track 3 Years: Key Club 3 Yearsg Hi-YQ Radio Club: Science Clubg FTAQ Homeroom Of- Willis Altman Gray Vema Lou Greenwood William Floyd Hall Donna Jean Hamrick Shirley Ann Gillespie Dale Lindsey Gray ficer. VERNA LOU GREENWOOD, Home Ec Clubg Glee Club 2 Yeursg FBLA. PETE GRECSON, Footballg Hi-Yg Basketball Managerg FTA, Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Officer. JAKE HALL, Bandg FTAg Trackg Footballg Science Club. WILLIAM FLOYD HALL. DONNA JEAN HAMRICK, FBLAg Librarian. ROBERT STEPHEN HAR- RELSON, Who's Whog Football 2 Yearsg Boys' Stateg Key Club 2 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg High Times Staffg Homeroom Officer 3 Years: Radio Club. WILLIAM LEWIS HARRIS, Football 2 Yearsg Track -2 Yearsg Football Managerg Golfg Basketball 2 Yearsg Science Clubg Homeroom Officerg Key Club 3 Yearsg Radio Club 2 Yearsg High Times Staff 2 Yearsf Junior Press Club, Presidentg Junior Class Play. Pete Gregson Jake Hall Robert Stephen Harrelson William Lewis Harris of All Their Endeavors and William Glen Hayden Harold Dean Hayes WILLIAM GLEN HAYDEN. HAROLD DEAN HAYES, Bandg Junior Red Crossg Hi-Yg Radio Club. LINDA LEE HEERN, Cheerleader, Y-Teens 3 Years, Vice-Presi- dent, Reporterg FHA, Vice-Presidentg Student Councilg Young Life 3 Yearsg Hall Monitor 3 Yearsg Lunchroom Monitor 3 Years, Junior Red Crossg Pep Squad 4 Years, President, Future Teachers of Americag Radio Clubg Homeroom Officer 3 Yearsg Office Girl. DORTHEA JUNE HENSLEY, Home Ec Club 2 Yearsg PE Clubg Spanish Club. RANDY LYNN HINTON, Homeroom Of- ficer, Hi-Y 3 Years, Sergeant-at-Armsg Homeroom Of- ficerg Junior Science Club, Latin Club, Presidentg Bas- ketball 2 Years, Track 2 Yearsg Golf 2 Years: PE Randy Lynn Hinton Elmer Brooks Holifield Jerry Dean Hunter Virgil Lee James Linda Lee Heern Dorthea June Hensley Club. ELMER BROOKS HOLIFIELD, Sophomore Class Presidentg Hi-Y, Chaplaing Key Clubg Football 2 Years, Managerg English Club, Presidentg HURRICANE Staff 2 Years, Sports Editorg High Times Staff 2 Years, Sports Editorg Student Councilg National Junior Honor Society, Vice-Presidentg National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 2 Yearsg Boys' State. THURMAN EUGENE HOPKINS, Hi-Y 4- Years, Presidentg FTAQ Basketballg Track 2 Yearsg Glee Clubg Football: Homeroom Officer. SHER- MAN DEWAYNE HOUSE, Band 3 Years: Spanish. Club: Science Clubg Camera Club. JERRY DEAN HUNTER, Footballg Basketball 2 Yearsg Trackg Future Teachers Thurman Eugene Hopkins Sherman Dewayne House Jo Anne Johnson Sandra Estelle Johnson l r of Helpin Thom Lay the Foundations Jerry Dale Jones Lillian Marie Jones of America, FFA 2 Years, Radio Club, Pep Squad. VIRCIL LEE JAMES, FTA, President, Camera Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. JO ANN JOHNSON, Wbo's Who, Cheerleader 4- Years, Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Radio Club 3 Years, Treasurer, Pep Squad 2 Years, Future Teachers of America 2 Years, Key Club Royalty, Home-room Officer 2 Years. SANDRA ESTELLE JOHN- SON, Homeroom Officer 2 Years, Junior Band Honor Society, Historian, Tri-Hi-Y, National Junior Honor So- ciety, Secretary, Band 4 Years, Treasurer, Majorette 4 Years, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Vice- President, Latin Club 2 Years, Student Council 2 Years, All-District Band, National Honor Society, Vice-President, Modern Music Masters 2 Years, Secretary, Science Club, Sherman Jumper Jerry Jo Keith DAR Citizenship Award, Junior Class Play, Girls' State. JERRY DALE JONES, FFA. LILLIAN MARIE JONES, Future Teachers of America 2 Years. Vice-President, Radio Club 2 Years, Pep Squad, FBLA, Junior Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Wbo's Who 2 Years, Clee Club, Girls' Ensemble. SHERMAN JUMPER, Junior Science Club, National Junior Honor Society, Band, Junior Band Honor Society, Radio Club 2 Years, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Council 2 Years, Black and Cold Handbook Staff, Track, Key Club. JERRY JO KEITH, Student Council, Football 2 Years, Radio Club 2 Years, FBLA, Home-room Officer. Mary Jane Smith, Melba Lyon, and Whid Childs, assisted by Peggy Henderson, take one of the first steps in preparing for commencement night - that of being measured for caps and gowns. i for Their Man astles in the Sky. Allen Keller Douglas Stuart King ALLEN KELLER. DOUGLAS STUART KING, Band 4 Yearsg Library Clubg Science Club. JERRY KING. BRENDA LEE KIRKSEY, Radio Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Pep Squad. BROOKS EDWARD LACKEY, Band 3 Yearsg FTA 2 Yearsg Science Club, Camera Clubg Library Club. LARRY LANGSTON, Science Club. FREDA EU- DENE LEWIS, FHA 3 Yearsg Speedballg Basketball, All-Star Basketball, Junior Class Secretary, FFA Princess 2 Years. MARTIN SAMUEL LITTLETON, Freshman Class Treasurerg Football 2 Years, Trackg Science Club 3 Yearsg Basketball Managerg Football Managerg Home- room Officer 2 Yearsg Latin Club 2 Years, Secretaryg Jerry King Brenda Lee Kirksey Hi-Y. JOHN MILTON LOVE, Boys' State, Track 4 Years, Basketball 4- Yearsg All-State Basketballg Football 3 Yearsg Radio Club, Junior Class Playg Junior Red Cross, Vice-Presidentg Key Club 3 Years, Junior Science Clubg Homeroom Officer. KENNETH W. LUSTER. MELBA JUNE LYON, National Junior Honor Society, English Clubg Library Clubg Radio Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Sophomore Chaplaing FHA 3 Years, Presidentg Spanish Club, FBLA 2 Yearsg National Honor Societyg Homeroom Officer 2 Years, Dramatics Club. SALLY ANN LYTTLE, National Honor Societyg Tri-Hi-Y, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Girls' Ensemble, Accompanistg Red Pep- Brooks Edward Lackey Larry Langston Seniors from all over Northeast Arkansas swamped the campus of ASC on Senior Day. These JHS camera hogs are registering for the busy day. They Will ever Forget Freda Eudene Lewis Martin Samuel Littleton pers 2 Yearsg Spanish Clubg Future Teachers of America, Vice-Presidentg Mixed Chorus, Accompanistg Glee Club Operettag Glee Club 2 Yearsg FHAQ Representative to District Scholastic Contests - plane geometry. JUDITH ANN MCADAMS, Who's Whog National Junior Honor Societyg Cheerleaderg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Homeroom Of- ficer 2 Yearsg Latin Club 3 Yearsg Pep Squad 2 Years, Majorg HURRICANE Staff 3 Years, Assistant Business Manager, Business Managerg National Honor Society, Seeretaryg Quill and Scroll 2 Years: Student Councilg Band Queeng Homeroom Officers Club, President. BILL MCCLAIN, Football 3 Yearsg Track 4- Yearsg FTA 2 Years, Vice-Presidentg Hi-Y 4 Yearsg Athletics Club, John Milton Love Kenneth W. Luster Presidentg Basketball. WILLIAM TYLER McCLAIN, Football 3 Yearsg Track 2 Yearsg FTA 2 Years, Secre- taryg Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Homeroom Officer: Basketball. MARJORIE JANE MCCORMICK, Tri-Hi-YQ Radio Club 3 Yearsg Science Club 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Junior Red Crossg Campus Sweetheartg Homecoming Royaltyg Y-Teens, Presidentg Latin Club. SHELBY JEAN MCDANIEL, Chorus 2 Yearsg Library Club. BARBARA JEAN MCQUAY. Na- tional Junior Honor Societyg English Clubg Student Coun- cil: Junior Red Crossg National Honor Societyg, FBLAQ Homeroom Offcier 3 Years. Melba June Lyon Sally Ann Lyttle Judith Ann McAdams Bill McClain William Tyler McClain Marjorie Jane McCormick Shelby Jean McDaniel Barbara .lean MCQUHY l Wearin Out the Pages of College Catalogs, Joel Mangrum Paula L. Marcom JOEL MANGRUM, Key Club 3 Years: Hi-Y, Secretary: PE Club: Home-room Officer: Camera Club: Science Club: Radio Club 3 Years, Vice-President: Football 4 Years: Basketball: Track 3 Years, Manager: Golf: High Times Staff 2 Years, Staff Artist: Tennis: Junior Press Club: Quill and Scroll. PAULA L. MARCOM, Office Girl: Pep Squad 2 Years: English Club: Spanish Club: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years: Quill and Scroll 2 Years: HURRICANE Staff, Feature Editor: Girls' State: Junior Class Play: Junior Press Club. JOHN FRANCIS MATHEWS, Key Club 3 Years, Secretary, Treasurer: National Honor So- ciety: High Times Staff 2 Years, Co-Editor: Junior High Times, Co-Editor: Camera Club: Science Club: Latin Club: Quill and Scroll, Vice-President: Junior Press Hugh Lee Mayhan Jerry Don Mays Judy Faye Moore Mary Gail Moran John Francis Mathews Wallace Terry Maxfield Club. Treasurer: Tri-Hi-Y Royalty: Track 2 Years: Foot- ball 3 Years: Basketball Manager 3 Years: National Junior Honor Society. WALLACE TERRY MAXFIELD, Radio Club 2 Years: Junior Red Cross 2 Years: Sopho- more Class Reporter: Freshman Class Reporter: Football 4 Years: Track 3 Years: Basketball: Hi-Y. HUGH LEE MAYHAN. Science Club: FTA: PE Club. JERRY DON MAYS. Boys' Ensemble 2 Years: Glee Club: FTA: Math Club. ELMER LEE METCALF, FTA. CHARLES PRESLEY MITCHELL. National Junior Honor Society: FTA: Math Club. JUDY FAYE MOORE, Radio Club: Camera Club: Dramatics Club: Junior Class Play: FBLA: Library Club, President: Junior Red Cross. MARY GAIL MORAN, National Arts and Letters: Star- Elmer Lee Metcalf Charles Presley Mitchell Jerlyn Dean Murray Glenda Faye lCoblel Neff Searchin for THE Colle e Judith Ann Nesmith Patse Sue Newland dust Cluhg Warwhoop, Cartoonistg Radio Club. JERLYN DEAN MURRAY. Radio Club 2'Yearsg FBLA 2 Years, Corresponding Secretary: Future Teachers of America, Vice-President, Presidentg Math Club, Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Officer 4 Yearsg Junior Red Cross 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 2 Yearsg English Clubg PE Club, Vice-Presi- dent. CLENDA FAYE tCOBLEl NEFF, Library Club, Librarian, FBLA, Glee Clubg FTA, FHA Girl of the Month. JUDITH ANN NESMITH, Band Royaltyg Science Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Office Cirlg Junior Red Cross 3 Years, Secretaryg Pep Squad 2 Years, Student Councilg Black and Cold Handbook Staffg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsq Future Teachers of America 2 Yearsg Radio Cluhg Girls' Stateg Modeling Clubg High Times Staff 2 Years, Advertising Managerg Quill and Scroll. PATSE Mary Katherine Niell Joe Wayne Norris SUE NEWLAND,'Science Clubg Radio Club: Tri-Hi-YQ Glee Club 4- Yearsg' Dramatics Club, FBLA. MARY KATHERINE NIELL, Junior Press Clubg National Junior Honor Societyg English Club, Secretary, Spanish Club, Treasurerg Pep Squad 2 Years, Secretaryg TriHi-Y 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of America, Historiang Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Junior Press Clubg Junior Class Playg HURRICANE Staff, Copy Editorg Quill and Scroll 2 Years, Historiang FBLAg Junior Red Cross. JOE WAYNE NORRIS, Homeroom Officerg Future Teachers of America, Glee Clubg Camera Club. ERMA LOU NOR- TON, FHA: FBLA 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of Americag Library Club 2 Yearsg National Honor Societyg Junior Class Play: Librarian. ROBBY LORETTA NUTT. Uncle Tom, Aunt Bess, Cousin Ralph. the Jones. etc., thinks Jo Ann Bunch as she takes a mental eount of the number of graduation invitations she should Erma Lou Norton Robby Loretta Nutt Son Jewelry Store. send. Assisting her with her ordering is Peggy Purvis, employee of Purvis and and Burnin Miclni ht Oil - Merle Elouise Pack David James Panneck Lilbern Lavaughn Perkins Robert Leon Pitt MERLE ELOISE PACK, Who's Whog Clee Club 2 Years, Seen-taryg English Clubg Music Clubg Girls' En- semble fl- Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg Li- brarian: Spanish Clubg FBLA 2 Years, Parliamentarian, President: Male Singing Group, Accompanistg Junior Red Cross 2 Years, Treasurerg National Honor Society. DAVID JAMES PANNECK. Beta Club 2 Yearsg Baseball 2 Yearsg Football 3 Yearsg Basketball 2 Yearsg Track 2 Yearsg Latin Club 2 Yearsg Science Clubg FFA 2 Yearsg Fresh- man Class Play. LILBERN LAVAUGHN PERKINS, FTAg Hi-Y. ROBERT LEON PITT. Bandg Library Clubg FTA. CENTRY LOREDA PRATT. PEGGY SUE PURVIS, Pep Squad 3 Yr-arsg FBLA 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of America. Historiang Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Homeroom Officerg If you want to be well dressed. buy a sweatshirt with the emblem of JHS. This might well have been what Donna Kaye Thomas, Clay Tyner, Phyllis Covington. and Harold Smith had in mind as they sorted the sweatshirts into various sizes. Radio Club 3 Years: Modern Music Mastersg Band 2 Years, Reporterg Junior Red Cross: Girls' Stateg Science Cluh. MARY JANE REAVES, Glee Club 2 Yearsg Music Clubg Spanish Clubg FBLA 2 Years, Recording Secre- taryg Junior Red Cross 2 Years. LINDA LEE RICHARDS, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Radio Club 3 Years, Secretary: Pep Squad 3 Yearsg Homeroom Officer 3 Yearsg Future Teachers of America 2 Years, Parliamentarian, Reporterg Quill and Scroll, Secretaryg National Honor Societyg High Times Staff, Reporterg Superintendents' Secretary. KEN- NETH RAY ROBINSON, Camera Clubg Band 4 Yearsg FBLAQ All-District Band 2 Yearsg Basketball Band. LINDA JEAN ROBINSON, Cheerleaderg Tri-Hi-Y 4 Years, Secretary 2 Years, Vice-Presidentg National Junior Gentry Loreda Pratt Peggy Sue Purvis ...ig eribbling Out Their Last Themes. Mary J ane Reaves Linda Lee Richards Honor Societyg Radio Club 3 Yearsg Pep Squad 2 Years, Treasurerg Junior Red Crossg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Girls' Stateg HURRICANE Staff, Senior Class Co-Editorg Superintendents' Receptionistg National Honor Society, Treasurer. THOMAS ROREX, FTA 2 Years. ROBERT WAYNE RUSSINA, Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Track 2 Yearsg Biology Clubg Radio Clubg Math Club: Science Club. GERALDENE SAILOR, Honieroom Officer 3 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg National Honor Societyg Radio Clubg Spanish Clubg FBLA, Miss Secretary of the Monthg Clee Club 3 Yearsg Dramatics Clubg National Honor Society Citizenship Award: All-State Chorus. DONNA LEE SCHLOSBERC, Office Girlg Radio Clubg Latin Clubg Future Teachers of America 2 Yearsg Pep Squad 2 Yearsg Freshman Class Annual Staff, Literary. Thomas Rorex Robert Wayne Russina Kenneth Ray Robinson Linda Jean Robinson NORA DEAN SCOTT, Who's Whog Pep Squad 3 Yearsg-Bandg Radio Club 3 Yearsg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years: Homeroom Officerg Future Teachers of Americag Junior Honor Society. FRANCES JULIANNE SECARS, Band Princessg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg Homerooin Officers' Clubg Spanish Clubg Radio Club 2 Yearsg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Years, Treasurerg Girls' Stateg Student Councilg Student Body Secretaryg National Honor Societyg Superintendents' Receptionistg Pep Squad 2 Years. JAMES DEXTER SHANNON, Camera Club. BENNY ROY SHELTON, National Junior Honor Society, Presidentg Homeroom Officer 2 Yearsg Homeroom Of- ficers' Clubg Basketball 4 Yearsg Footballg Track 4 Yearsg Key Club 2 Yearsg Radio Club. Ceraldene Sailor Donna Lee Schlosberg Nora Dean Scott Frances Julianne Segars James Dexter Shannon Benny Roy Shelton They Ma Be Sad That These Realities Gayle Sherrell Charles Smith Harold Glen lButchl Smith Harold Minton Smith GAYLE SHERRELL, Pep Squad: FBLA 2 Yearsg Glee Club 3 Years. Glee Club Opcrettag Girls' Ensemble 3 Years: Radio Clubg Spanish Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. CHARLES SMITH. Band 2 Yearsg Science Clubg Radio Clubg Fu- ture Teachers of Americag Junior Red Cross. HAROLD GLEN TBUTCHP SMITH, Key Club 3 Yearsg Football 4 Years: Basketball 2 Yearsg Track 4 Yearsg All-District Football: Hi-Y. Vice-Presidentg Radio Club. HAROLD NIINTON SMITH. Science Clubg PE Clubg Spanish Club: Hi+Y. MARY JANE SMITH. Senior Class Secre- tary: HURRICANE Staff, Senior Class Co-Editorg Girls' State: National Honor Society: Student Council 2 Yearsg ,Junior Band Honor Societyg National Junior Honor So- cietyg Hajorette 2 Yearsg Band 3 Yearsg All-District Band: First Chair of America: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years: Latin Club 2 Yearsg FBLAg Radio Club: Homeroom Officerg Black and Gold Handbook Staff. SHARON OLIVIA SMITH. Junior High Times: Tri-Hi-Y, Sophomore Secre- Mary Jane Smith Sharon Olivia Smith Rex Dale Stevens Jerry Lee Stogsdill taryg Radio Clubg Glee Club 3 Yearsg Girls' Ensemble 2 Yearsg Spanish Clubg FBLA 2 Years: Pep Squad. EARNEST EUGENE STALLINGS. Future Teachers of Americag Hi-Y 4 Years: Basketball 4 Yearsg Track. SUSAN MARIA STATES. Junior Press Clubg Science Club. Secretary: National Honor Societyg Girls' Stateg Majorette 3 Yearsg Office Girlg Band 4 Years: Latin Club 2 Years: Junior Science Clubg Pep Squad 2 Years: Radio Club 2 Yearsg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years. REX DALE STEVENS, Junior Press Clubg High Times Staff, Co-Ad- vertising Managerg Future Teachers of Americaq Radio Club 3 Yearsg Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Homeroom Officerg Foot- ballg Track. JERRY LEE STOGSDILL. Library Clubg Hi-Yg Trackg Radio Club: Football: Science Club: Camera Club. JOHN WILLIAM STOGSDILL, Track Managerg Footballg Office Boy: Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Radio Clubg Science Clubg Band 3 Years: PE Clubg Camera Earnest Eugene Stallings Susan Maria States John William Stogsdill James Tyler Swindle Will 'oon Be Memories, James Edward Tate Peggy Janiece Tate Clubg Basketball: Homeroom Officer. JAMES TYLER SWINDLE, Who's Whoq Boys' Stateg Student Body Presi- dent: Band 4 Years. Presidentg National Honor Societyg Student Council 2 Years: HURRICANE Staff, Sports Editorg All-District Band 4 Yearsq Basketball Band 4 Yearsg Dance Bandg First Chair of America: Modern Music Masters 2 Years, Sergeant-at-Arms: Homeroom Offim-er 3 Yearsg Junior Band Honor Societyg Junior Science Club. Presidentg National Junior Honor Societyg Hi-Y 3 Years. Chaplaing Latin Club 2 Yearsg Mr. Courtesyg Science Clubg Junior Class Playg Library Club, Vice-Presidentq Black and Cold Handbook Staff. JAMES EIJWARD TATE, Homeroom Officerg Hi-Yg FTA. PEGGY JANIECE TATE, Office Girlg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Years, Sophomore Vice-Presidentg Radio Club 3 Yearsg Pep Squad 3 Years: Junior Red Cross 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of America 2 Years: Homeroom Officer: Cheer- Margaret Ann Templeton Carol Jean Thiel leader 2 Years. MARGARET ANN TEMPLETON, Fu- ture Teachers of Americag FHAQ Randi Majorette. CAROL JEAN TI-IIEL, English Clubg Spanish Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Junior Class Playg FBLA. DONNA KAYE-THOMAS, Senior Class Treasurerg National Honor Societyg Eland 4 Yearsg Majorette 3 Yearsg FBLA 2 Years, Vice-President, State Treasurerg Student Council 2 Yearsg Junior Class Treasurerg Latin Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg Modern Music Mastcrsg Junior Class Playg Homeroom Officer, JAMES FREDERICK THOMAS, JR., Latin Club 2 Yearsg HifY 2 Yearsg Homeroom Officerg Science Clubg Band 4 Years, Presidentg Basketball Bandg Junior Band Honor Societyg Modern Music Masters 2 Yearsg First Chair of America 2 Yearsg Quill and Scrollg High Times Staff, Photographerg All-State Bandg All-District Band 4- Yearsg Boys' Chorus 2 Years. To get out or not to get out - that is the question! And some seniors such Donna Kaye Thomas as Paula Marcom, Bill Harris, Kay Niell and Tyler McClain are not so par- James Frederick Thomas, Jr. ticular as to how they get out, f - W, M- ...- .. ,Y . ., ,1 , , - x C , UUE 1'h,8y ban Look: Forward, I0 U18 FILIILTQ Amelia R1-bccca Tomlinson Lynda Azalea Trinkaus AfNlEl.IA HEIJECCA 'l'0N1l.lNSON, Glue Club 3 Yearsg FBLA 2 Ycarsg Futura- Teachers of Americag FHA 2 Y:-urs: Library Clubg FHA Girl of the Monthg Home Ee Club. LYNDA AZALEA TDINKAUS, Band 3 Yearsg Library Club 3 Ycarsg Spanish Clubg FBLAQ Future 'lim-aclters of America: Girls' Statcg English Clubg Dra- matics Club. JANET 'l'RlPI.ETT, FHA 3 Years, His- torian. Pianist, Secretary. Treasurer: Radio Club 2 Yearsg Gle-e Club 3 Ycarsg High Times. Exchange and Circula- tion Nlanagerg Junior Press Club. GLENDA SUE TIVRNER. Home Ec Club: Glec Club 2 Yearsg FBLA 2 Years: Junior Rell Cross, JERRY ALLEN TURNER, .lanet Triplett Glenda Sue Turner Glec Glubg PE Clubg Science Club: Photo Club. JAMES CLAYBOURNE TYNER. HLRRICANE Staff, Photogra- pherg Footballg Track: Hi-Y 2 Years: Science Glubg Track Manager. DORIS JUNE VINSON. National Junior Honor Societyg PE Clubg Office Girl: Student Council 2 Yearsg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Spanish Club, Secretaryg FHAg FBLAg Pep Squadg Junior Red Cross: Glee Club 2 Yearsg Girls' Ensemble 2 Years. GAYLE N. VOWELS, Who's Who: Band 4- Yearsg First Chair of Americag Tri- Hi-Y 2 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg All-District Bandg Junior Band Honor Society: Sophomore Class Sccretaryg Student Council 2 Yearsg Latin Club 3 Years, Vice-Presidentg Pep Squadg Modern Music Masters 2 'flu-se pretty witch-doctors, Martha Bumside. Judy McAdams. Donpa Calvert and Sandra Johnson are making voo-doo dolls, which will be sold to the students and used to put a jinx on the opposing team. Whatever the Years Ma Chance to Bring I Jerry Allen Turner James Claybourne Tyner Doris June Vinson Cayle N. Vowels Years, Treasurerg HURRICANE Staff, Assistant Feature Erlitorg Science Club 2 Years, President, Vice-Presidentg National Honor Societyg Homerooni Officer 2 Yearsg Citizenship Awardg Pep Band. CHARLINE MARIE WARE, Cheerleaderg Science Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yearsg Radio Club 2 Yearsg Pep Squadg Homeroom Officerg Future Teachers of America 2 Years, Secretaryg Office Cirlg High Times Staff, Column Editor. NANCY JO WILBOURN, HURRICANE Staff 2 Years, Sophomore Class Co-Editor, Junior Class Co-Editorg High Times Staff 2 Years, Feature Editorg Quill and Scrollg National Honor Socictyg Band 4 Yearsg Majorette 4 Yearsg Girls' Stateg Pep Squad 2 Yearsg Junior Press Clubg Latin Charline Marie Ware Nancy Jo Wilbourn Winford L. Williams Club 2 Yearsg Future Teachers of Americag Radio Clubg Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearsg Junior Science Club. JERRY DON WILES, Band 4 Yearsg National Junior Honor Societyg Junior Red Crossg Science Club 2 Yearsg Camera Clubg Hi-Yg Student Councilg Spanish Club: Junior Class Play. JERRY WILLIAMS, PE Clubg Boys' Stateg Football Manager. WINFORD L. WILLIAMS, PE Clubg FTAg Science Clubg Camera Club. DAVID NORMAN WIMPY, Band 3 Yearsg All-State Band 3 Yearsg All-District Band 3 Yearsg All-State Orchestra: Trackg FTAg Hi-Yg Spanish Clubg Student Councilg Clee Clubg Science Clubg Camera Club. Jerry Don Wiles Jerry Williams David Norman Wimpy W--F9121 -Q Junior Class Uffwers 4 il fs I , ,.f ' ff' ' 4, A uf' Class of 960 K ARFN PEELER preside-nt JULIA LAIRD svvrctary MIKE CRUSE vif'e-pit-side-11t GLORIA BRA DLIEY treasurer 'llllI'lilXf,1l! the vupablv leaflvrslmip of the Junior Class office-rs, tlle Junior Class of 1958-'59 was a wry sllvvvssflll om: 'llllI'lI' lmig goal for tllr' y4'ill' was the- prom. nm- I11'X'4'I'-ll!-lllkf0I'g0lU'll. 'flu' .llllll0Y yvur of Ihr- Class uf '60 will lw re- lm-lnlverc-al lmy many studm-ms uf IH? in Ihr yrars lu vmllv. FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Albright, Billy Allen, Richard Allen, Carroll Dean Anderson, Wayne Anderson. SECOND ROW: Gina Lee Barber, Charlotte Barkley, Cecil Frank Barnett Jr., Howard Baswell, Larry Bauer I ntroducin the junior Class . . . FIRST ROW: Doris Beason, Hazel Birdsell, Sue Bittle, Billy Boothe,.lerri Boutwell. SECOND ROW: Connie Bowers, Verell Bowers, Gloria Bradley, Jamie Sue Brewer, Mike Bridger. FIRST ROW: Alfred Brown, Marvin Buerkle, ,lonnie Bunch, Thomas Burke, Betty Burrow. SECOND ROW: Brenda Caldwell, Becky Carey, Billy Carrothers, Jimmy Chambers, Ronnie Chambers. Juniors Are Proud That They Are FIRST ROW: Ruth Chambers, Sharon Cherry, Richard fSonnyb Choat, Bob Cohen, Ben Clark. SECOND ROW: Kathy Cockrell, James Cole, Mary Alice Coleman, John Colley, .lames Cook. S Vww X 2 f if I know it's hard to believe, Mr. Gels, but the darndest thing happened on the way to school today ow Dignified U pperclassmenf FRONT ROW: Janelle Cooksey, James Cooper, Sue Crum, Mike Cruse, J. D. Curton. SECOND ROW: Billy Curtright, Lou Ann Daugherty, Sharon Davidson, .lerry Dent, Ronny Diggs . 1 .1 .-M. .M r i .wt , . .. 4. .Q W. r ...M .. .. These three Juniors, Warren Dupwe, Mike Vinson, and Mike Bridger, helped make the Hurricane season successful. With Their Enthusiasm They Boost ,ll-I FIRST ROW: Jayleen Doyle, Charlotte Dryer, Clarence Duckworth, Gail Dunlap, Sandra Dunnegan. SECOND ROW: Warren Dupwe, Bob Easley, Harry Eastworth,Carry Edgar, Frank Elrod. FIRST ROW: H. A. Feild, Glenn Fielder, Roy Dale Fisher, Janice Fogle, Joann Foster. SECOND ROW: Sonny Foster, Bonnie Fuller, Ronnie Gage, Judith Gamliill, Gloria Garner orts, Prcfects, and ocial 66Doin sf' P I 3 FIRST ROW: Carroll Garison, Larry George, Bobby Gibson, Jackie Gibson, Anette Goodman SECOND ROW: Carolyn Gordon, Bill Gott, Gene Grant, .Alice Gregson, Billy Joe Gunn. IfIRST ROW: Jesse Hager, Leo Hawkins, Ronnie Hargett, Jim Hardin, Gilbert Harp. SECOND ROW: Ellen Haskell, Sandra Henary, Melissa Henry, Kathy Herriott, Jackie Hodge. From the First Class Meeting FIRST HOW: Cleata Hogan, Martha Holland, Morris Holt, Mary Lee House, Gary Hoy. SECOND ROW: Neavyear Hughes, John Hughuy, Sue Hunt, Norman Hynes, Robert lsom. FIRST ROW: Anita Kirk, Jimmy Kissinger, Bobby Kluge, Julia Laird, Patty Lee. SECOND ROW: Larry Lewis, Mary Neal Little, Mary Lou Lynn, James McArthur, Diane McFarlin. They Work Hard All Year to Earn FIRST ROW: Brenda McKinney, Doris McKinney, Mitchell Mackey. Dave MacLeod, Patti Marcom. SECOND ROW: Mary Francis Martin, Mary Jo Martin, Pat Martin, Rosanna Massey, Floyd Masterson. juniors. jamie Sue Brower and Sonny Foster. are being fitted for the long awaited class rings by Peggy Purvis of H. T. Purvis. .lvwt-lvr. Treasurecl Class Rings, the Musical, FIRST ROW: Janet Moss, Carol Nash, Donna Oberg, Annie Ruth Oden, Phil Osmcnt. SECOND ROW: Virginia Parker, Jerry Parsons, Karvn Peel:-r, Margaret Pollock. Dwight Purtce. FIRST ROW: Ricky Randle, Jerry Reed, Kenneth Reese, Jimmy Reeves, Bruce Roberts. SECOND ROW: Doyne Robertson, Bill Russell, Louis Saalbach, Betty Schultz, Mary Jane Scurlock Assemblies, and Lasting Friendships FIRST ROW: Herbert Sharp, Jerry Sharp, Dan Sharp, Kenny Shaw, Tommy Shelton. SECOND ROW: George Sigler, Jerry Simmons, Leona Singleton, Jerry Smith, Joe Ed Smith. FIRST ROW: Kenneth lllool Smith, Linda Smith, Morris Smith, Rita Smith, Daniel Staggs. SECOND ROW: 0'Neal Stallings, Donna Stevenson, Reba Stone, Norma Summers, Patsy Taylor. Have a Special Place Ln the citing together for a swinging rock'n roll session are Bill Russell, Cecil Barnett, Jimmy Johnson, and Tommy Meeks. FIRST ROW: Ellen Thomas, Lowell Thomas, Nina Toone, Ronnie Trice, Lloyd Tucker. SECOND ROW: Jim Turner, Diane Vinson, Jimmy Vinson, Mike Vinson, Dale Watkins Juniors, Book of Golden Memories l7lRST ROW: Tom Watkins, Bobby Webb, Morris Wheeless, Billy White. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wiley, Joyce Wilkins, Billy Williams, Larry Williams, Bob Wolf. CAMERA SHY Danny Akers Velma Barrows Jamie Bruce Dorothy Buhrmester Gary Cole Trent Cowart Joyce Harris Marvyne Jones Billy Don Kirksey Eugene McDaniel ,lim Propes Freddy Spurlock R. V. Tidwell Jerry Don Wilson FIRST ROW: Carroll Wood, Olibuel Woodward. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Yarborough. for 1958-59.7 The Halloween dance was but one of the many money-raising projects of the Junior Class 1 A X i 1 i Spot-vii students such as Donna Harnrick give Mark Antony's Double, double toil, and trouhleg fire burn and vauldron bubble. func-ral oration a close race for second as they train in the Cary Creason and Floyd Hall cook up weird and sometimes url of spm-vii, whivh Ieacllvs poise. vase. and self-Confidence. very malodorous concoctions in performing their vxperimvnts. tdtE' W'cllf't fC IH-IS A slileh in time saves nine. not only in later life A year of hard work and study is climaxed as American history students hut also in passing home economies. Mary Carr and rattle off banks, tariffs, and presidents. Jimmy Johnson shows Mary lin-nda Caldwell. unaware of this proverb, are always Jane Scurlock AIll1?I'lC3lS progress from the thirteen original colonies ripping out their stitches. to the present forty-nine states. , 511 TF'-9 ROYAL BOTTLING COMPANY and HOUSE OF FASHION ophomore Class Officers Nlriving to plz-use the seniors with tlu- annual pring pienie, suphunwres and their uffice-rs 'urkvd hard aH yeah Being uhroken inn to igh sr-luml ways proved difficult at first as nhl- muffin-rs Il'Lll'lN'd about vlass nu-4-ting:-x and how they are i'0IldllK'll'II vm 1:77 .fs Class of '61 CHIP LATOURETTE vice-president SHIRLEY FOWLICII secretary DOUG WEST president SHIRLEY JOHNSON treasurer FIRST ROW: Sheldon Adamson, Alan Arnold, Billy Joe Bailey, Tommy Bailey, Billy Baker. SECOND ROW: Judy Baker, Conus Baltzell, Jerry Ball, Raymonda Barrett, Billy Jean Baswell A Much Anticipated Year FIRST ROW: Jim Beard, Johnny Beason, Danny Bennett, Dixie Berry, Bill Berry. SECOND ROW: Wayne Blake, Ann Blue, Sandra Bone, Harold Bouland, Pax Bowers. At the beginning of the year. the members of the project committee met to rack their brains for ways to make money for the sophomore class. Has Come into the Lives FIRST ROW: James Box, Teddy Brewer, Becky Bridges, Venita Broadaway, Susan Brown. SECOND ROW: Bill Buckingham, Janet Burnett, Mary Sue Burrus, Barbara Butler, Teresa Camp. FIRST ROW: Thomas Camp, Mary Carr, Gaylon Casteel, James Craffin, Kathleen Chipman. SECOND ROW: James Clayton, Ronnie Cloud. Shirley Collins, Sondra Collins. Alice Cook. of This Yearis Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Doris Cook, Sharron Cooper, Verna Couch, Tommy Cox, Brenda Crawford. SECOND ROW: Judy Baker, Conus Baltzell. Jerry Ball, Rayn, Virginia Donnell, Russell Dowden 4 Another first for the sophomores was the experience of buying an annual. Burnie: Posey is making his first FIRST ROW: Robert Elam, Raymond Elder, Faye Eldridge. SECOND ROW: Diana Erickson, Bill Etter, Paul Fergeson. THIRD ROW: Alive Fisher. Charles Flowers, Therisa Fortenberly. There Are ew Customs, FIRST ROW: Thomas Fortenberry, Linda Foster, Shirley Fowler, Tressif- Fox, Marlin Freeman. SECOND ROW: Troy Gambile, Joel Cambill, Norma Cambill. Sharon Cambill, Delois Gibson. payment to Mrs. Fryer. business advisor for the annual. FIRST ROW: James Glidewell, Betty Gray, Jimmy Greenwood. SECOND ROW: Glenn Gregson, Byron Griffey, George Hall. THIRD ROW: Marvin Hamilton, Diane Hammell, Connie Hampton New Teachers, and ew F aces, FIRST ROW: Bert Hargett, Sue Hay, Al Hendrix, Dorothy Hendrix, Elbert Henry. SECOND ROW: Sherry Heringer, Linda Hester, Evonda Hickman, Ed Hinson, Peggy Hinson. Chip, Jimmy, and Jim-Hurricane strength of the future. Marvin Hinton Paul Hockle but These Changes Are ot Hinclerin FIRST ROW: Linda Hodges, Clara Holt, Freddie Hooten, Kenneth Hopkins, Paul Hopper. SECOND ROW: Carol Hudson, Mike Hughes, Peggy Hunter, Jerry Hurst, David Hutchinson. FIRST ROW: Dewayne James, John James, Linda Jelks, Shirley Johnson, James Jones. SECOND ROW: James Kelley, Becky Kent, Annette Kersey, Sarah Kirby, Beverly Kirkindall the Sophomore chool pirit FIRST ROW: Gary Koster, James Lacky, David Lamberth, Linda Lamberth, Chip Latourette SECOND ROW: Carolyn Lee, Jim Lemoine, Neel Levitt, Glenda Lewis, Lee Lewis. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Lloyd, Mary Lofton, Dick Longgrear, Sandra Luster, Dick Lyons. SECOND ROW: Sandra McAdams, Gerald McGhee, Delois McKalip, Roy Mackey, Troy Mackey. They Are T pical Teenagers FIRST ROW: Stephen Manning, Ronnie Marine. SECOND ROW: Bobby Marshall, Margaret Mason. pptkl' IWW 3 M,.,W,,.., T r SSI l 'W 5. 3 'l L Anybody got a penny? This is the familiar cry 'heard from Lowell Miller and Peggy Saunders as well as other students of JHS. 'When the sophomores entered high FIRST ROW: Ken Matthews, Lowell Miller, Mary Miller, Jerry Minton, Judy Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Larry Montgomery, Doris Moore, Rudy Morris, Maurice Moye, James Murray. Makin Fun out of Work , school, they were surprised to find as eokes in study hall were permitted. FIRST ROW: Armanda Nail, Bertha Nash. SECOND ROW: Judy Neal, James Norwfod that such luxuries FIRST ROW: June Orr, Bobby Ozbirn, Ann Parker, Georgia Parker, Mary Perkey. SECOND ROW: David Pickens, Donna Pierson, Norah Plunkett, Burnis Posey, Garland Powell. Goin out for ports, FIRST ROW: Donald Poyner, Charlotte Pugh, Bobby Puryear, Shirley Quinn, Nancy Ray. SECOND ROW: Robert Reeves, Karen Ritchey, Bill Robinson, Ronnie Robinson, Betty Rose Seeing students study in homeroom is almost unbelievable, but these sophomores are taking advantage of the thirty minute period. Talcin, Part in Extracurricular Activities, FIRST ROW: Linda Sammons, Peggy Saunders. Jerry Schislcr, Donna Schroeder, Jim Schultz. SECOND ROW: Virginia Scrape, Jerry Shelton, Katheryn Shelton, J. A. Shoemaker, Nancy Snipes. June Orr and Melvin Wamock find that buying books is an expensive task that has to be done. and Conoentratin on Widenin Their Knowledge FIRST ROW: Nicky Snow, Towny Sparks, Imogene Spencer, Sanford Stallings. SECOND ROW: Janet Stogsdill, Andy Stroud, Diane Sutterfield, Jamesena Tate. FIRST ROW: Terry Tate, Dawn Thomas, Susan Tillman, Harold Treadway, Craig Treadway SECOND ROW: Louie Ulmer, Kent Vivrette, Mike Vowell, Cheryl Wall, Steve Wall. From These Experiences They Gain FIRST ROW: Melvin Wamock, Melanie Ware, Larry Watkins, Linda Watson, Lynda Weaks. SECOND ROW: Doug West, Tom Wheeler, Leland White, Owen White, Jimmy Wilkins. -,,:, f. V fi :+ fl iaif 5, many- 'Q' 4 , , 2, -fe 2 I A Mr my 7 fi! T' i v,iw,x . f 1 ima X' 4 Q5 V M3 5 'i . . 5. ' . QQ VW A h ' 5 , - '4 ..,,' I ..-.-f l x s f A ,-.K i 4 Q K ,,- J W 4 lr 4 ni 2:31 Part Two BLACK AND GOLD The campus bonfire all aglow, Students passing to and fro, ' that we cherish more These are the things A junior prom or a football score. Gathered in this one short year, Laughter bright-and then a tear, And for all these we give our thanks To thee--our IHS. Black and Cold are the colors we love, T ures untold that come from above. reas h h'll we call home we shall prou From t e i Praises tb thee-our Alma Mater's nam dly proclaim e. - I Liffxffffff Xe- . - . ,w. - ,. X f 'W ,.,.,,.Q . ,v ..w aQ, .4 .qr':iQ.,Y .l I I ati' w IA. ,::,z A. g.. 4., ,.,,Q-,,,,,Q 1 ,,.,-,.,1-gee.. n, 6 if - . : - ., . A 1 1 rr- 'ff1 , A -.J f- Fw 'nf 9 lf? P ,859 'f' af'5'8?kf u ' -.-- -W L- 1 ,.,.5:Vn,f: .2 -he 4,5 51,45 .. R ,, Q-Q , Q., 5 i, , W, ,.,j.-h. 4 . :,4 5 iiwi :Af ki , V, , ti .xii K ,JP J L -'H' 9 ,AEL ' .. ' 1,-'1 ,B NW ak , 5' I 4 A N f 1 Q. Q gf . , 4 ' 7 - P.: mmf' . 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' N314 I 1M'YL '3' k,4fxWX,Kw'9EQ Lf' 'I L kg -LQ 5 7' ffe'T 'n.f f'-f 'f '..'Fg1, a:. .. . . . ' L- ,uiy,3LW'Qiw?L4, Hx 'A fliv. ar -, fQMU 5NJx.p'1 M fa bww ., SICRVICE PHARMACY GLOBE DRUG STORE 75 t ii if 1 SEA'l'ElJ: Cecil llarnett, assistant sports eglitorg Kay Niell, eopy editorg Tyler Swindle. sports editor. STANUINC: Paula Marconi. feature editorg Reba Stone, assistant feature ellilor. The '59 Hurricane shows great changes from cover to cover. Every section has been moclifiecl. This year the staff has endeavored to give you a beautiful annual as well as one which depicts every phase of your ,IHS school year. Through our theme, lay- outs, cover, and abstract cle- sign, we have tried to bring a contemporary feeling into your annual in keeping with The Annual taff Angles into Contemporar Left to right: Mike Cruse, assistant editorg Mrs. Aston, editorial sponsor' Man with the camera , , Frank Elmd, Leon Barnes. editor. SWlNDLE'S FLOWER SHOP and ABC CLEANERS the modern trends of today. A room filled with coke bottles and pictures . . . paper stacked tables . . . work . . . many sleepless nights . . . 'frantic days . . . pencil- smudged faces . . . the chaos at deadline time . . . moun- tains of layout sheets . . . more work . . . an intense love for an annual . . . all this is between the covers of your '59 Hurricane. Cherish it always . . . for we shall. Beverly Kirkendall, Doug West, sophomore class editorsg Jamie Sue Brewer, Bill Russell, junior class editorsg Linda Robinson, Mary Jane Smith, senior class editors. Trends to Design Your '59 Hurricane 9' 5 J , 'W .af - , . ,K s S Z .i it Doris McKinney and Carol Nash, 'junior business Judy McAdams, business managerg Mrs. Fryer, business staff sponsorg staff managers. Kenny Aston, assistant business manager. -if ,- 11 FIRST ROW: Wilma Foust, Mary Alice Coleman. Ramonda Barrett. Diana Ericson, Dixie Berry, Alice Gregson, Janelle Cooksey, Melha Lyon. Brenda Caldwell. Mary Jane Scurlock. SECOND ROW: Mary Barrett. Linda Foster. Donna Pierson. june Dixon. Joyce Wilkins. Leona Singleton. Mary Frances Albright. Billie Baswell, Dorothy Ruhrmester. THIRD ROW: Pat Martin, llarhara West, F .H.A. Opens Doors ,. '1 -A On February 12. F.H.A. sponsored their annual Sweetheart One of F.H.A.'s main projects was making and selling collars. llanqiiet. The girls elf-ctr-d royalty which includes Dorothy These collars sold from 3.75 to 81.25, depending upon the Bulirniester. queen, and Melha Lyons and Mary Jane Scur- fabric and time spent on them. lock. maids. Q Rebecca Tomlinson, Tressie Fox, Norma Summers, Kathy Cockrell. Janet Triplett. FOURTH ROW: Sherry lloolen, Dclois Gibson, Mary Lou Lynn, Bonnie Fuller, Betty Burrow, Doris Beason, Karen Mock, Doris McKinney, Sybel Key, Janice Fogle, Joyce Harris, Ruth Chambers. Ellen Thomas, Sue Matthews. Toward Future Homemakers of America is a national or- ganization of girls who are studying homemalcing in high school. To learn to do by cloingi' could very well he thc motto of this club. The members realize the importance of being able to run their future homes with skill and efficiency. They believe that helping to make happy homes now, as well as in the future. is one of the most important things youth can do for democracy. ew Horizons LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Alice Coleman, reporter and first vice- presidentg Melba Lyon, presidentg Mary Barrett, second vice-presidentg Karen Mock, historiang Janet Triplett, secretary and treasurerg Sherry Booten, third vice-president. in . :-. r ' 4 1, QI? fi-xx it y., qvrswbi Tr s.. ,Que QI' FIRST ROW: James Crawford, Chip Latourette, Steve Manning, Mike Cruse, Kenny Aston, Leon Barnes, Frances Farabee, Anna Mooney, Julia Laird, Brenda McKinney, Mary Jane Smith. Doris Lee Cook, Shirley Fowler, Charlotte Gamble, Karen Peeler. SECOND ROW: Melvin Wamock, Larry Bauer, Jerry Wiles, Julianne Segars, Judy Neal, Sandra McAdams, Donna Kaye Thomas, Gloria Bradley, Donna Schroeder, Judy McAdams, Shirley Johnson, Doris Vinson. THIRD ROW: Tyler Swindle, David MacLeod, Pax Bowers, Johnny Bunch, Lowell Miller, Doug West, Dan Sharp, Jerri Boutwell, Mrs. Faught. tudent Council Helps Train Governing Jonesboro High School is the main objective of the Student Council. This organiza- tion is made up of stu- dent body officers, class officers, and home room representatives. The Student Council sponsored many projects this year. Among: them were the Jonesboro-Para gould Sportsmanship par- ty, the District Student Council Convention, and the homecoming royalty float. T h is organization strives for the betterment of Jonesboro High School. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Gamble, treasurer: Julianne Segars, secretary, Mrs. Faught, sponsorg Leon Barnes, vice-presidentg Tyler Swindle, president. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN Anmng llle projects wliicll were spimsorml Iliis year lw ilu' Sllll'l0lll Cnunvil wvrc lllc Slave Day. Tofu-l10r's Apprvc-ialiml Day. ainml Ilw rvliginus 2lSSl'llll7llPF. Uffivers of all vlulws and orgzmizulinns in .loneslmro High Svlwol worm' invilvcl lu uttencl Ilm annual Stuclvnt Council wnrkslmp W'llll'll was held in Se-ptclnlmcr. Leaders of Tomorrow Stumlvnt Council invinlwrs join in on ilu- work as thvy build the ll1llllf'l'0l1llII5I Mrs, Nh-Kc-iiliv, from Hugxhvs, Arkansas. apr-aks un royalty float for lllv lionwclnning paraclv. Tl1v Slllllt'lll Connvil as a Svrviu- Orgzanizutiunu at tllv Sturlvnt Counvil conv1'nti4mn llvlxl ul ,IHS Nflvvln- lwr 19. SCHISLER ESSO SERVICENTER and THE RECORD SHUI' . .S. Strives to Promote C7 SEATED, left to right: Judy McAdams, secretary: Phyllis Covington, reporter: Linda Robinson. treasurer. STANDING, left to right: Joe Lee Caldwell, president: Sandra Johnson. vice-president. One of the biggest honors that can be bestowed upon a student at J.H.S. is the coveted memhership into the Na- tional Honor Societv. Each year hopeful juniors anxiously await the announce- ment of next vearis National Honor Society memhers. The ones chosen arc proud of their election into this society. since the qualifications for entrance arc hased upon scholarship. character. leader- ship. and service. To he eligible for membership into the N.H.S.. a student must have at least a HB average. The aim of this method of selecting is to present to the most deserving. well- rounded individual in the senior class the privilege of membership in the Jones- horo Chapter of the National Honor Society. ' BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Sandra Johnson, Sue Beth Covington. Mary Jane Smith. Eloise Pack, Melba Lyons, Susan States, Fran- ces Faralmee. Linda Robinson. SECOND ROW: Kay Niell, Donna Calvert, Nancy Wilbourn, Linda Richards, Donna Kay Thomas, Pat Carpenter. Martha Burnside, Sherry Booten. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Gamble, Julianne Segars, Barbara McQuay, Sally Lyttle, Phyllis Covington. Judy McAdams, Geraldine Sailor. Erma Lou Norton. FOURTH ROW: Tyler Swindle, Leon Barnes. Freddy Dacus. Brooks Holifield, John Mathews, James Riley Crawford, Kenny Aston, Joe Lee Caldwell. JOHNNY CULVER RADIO 8: TV SERVICE and ROLAND HUGHES, INC. Character, Leadership, cholarship, and 4 l ervice i '.zr Y if M 5 as i 3 1 A 1 ' i ' fp. Joe Lee Caldwell, president of the N.H.S., presents the flags Sandra Johnson speaks on service to the student body in the to lyler Swmdle, president of thc student body. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sl.. Several projects were sponsored this year by the National Honor Society. One which has become an annual project was the making and selling of mums for the Homecoming and Thanksgiving games. The N.H.S. attempts each year to have at least three assemblies, consisting of the induc- tion of their officers and new members, a pay- assembly, and a citizenship program. Following a week of stressing citizenship, the N.H.S. con- ducted a program at which speeches on citizen- ship were made. Each year the society attempts to make enough money to present a worthwhile gift to the school. This year they presented the school with a set of flags. HOTEL NOBLE annual citizenship program presented by the National Honor Society. .X Assembly line production turns out mums for the Homecoming and Thanksgiving games. 5-f Co-Editors Donna Calvert and John Mathews confer with Mrs. Business manager, Sue Beth Covington. works diligently on Ruby Haynes, sponsor. on improvvnwnts for the next edition of advertisements for the High Times. thc' High Ti1nvQ. Th MH ' h T ' 99 H l 9 If LWLGS Q PS Exchange editor, Janet Triplettg column editor, Charline Warcg and fashion editor. Patsy Brown. HOSIERY BAR - LADIES! SHOP and JONES BROTHERS BETTER SHOES ,Ju-n-Q r ,,.-sv ' tal' V an M -awww W Seated are advertising managers, Rex Stevens and Judy Nesmith. and staff artist, Joel Mangrum. Standing are Tommy Meeks, assis tant photographerg Bill Harris, photographerg and Louis Saalbach, cartoonist. to Develop Writing Talents Seated are sports editors. Brooks Holifield and David Cannimore. Standing are feature editor, Nancy Wilbourn and news editors. Linda Richards and Pat Car- penter. To make ,l.l'l.S. an up-to-date school community. the High Times keeps the students informed on all activities. Eager students hurriedly pay ten cents for a copy of current news. Writiiig for the 'tHigh Tiniesn gives fine experiences to future Hnewshawks and newshensf, Besides the experience, the reporters and editors enjoy work- ing together to turn out our school newspaper. Cementing friendships with other schools. the 'skligh Timesii is ex- changed throughout the United States. CLEMENTS JEWELRY and SCHOENFIELITS LADIES' WEAR L - U 86 -lung ln-zuli-rg Nils. llre-51-mi. Future Teachers' Club ,Q Q gi-wif 9 If A-. l lliS'l' ROW: Nliw. Cru-gsnii. .lf-rlyn Nlurray. Lillian junw. Churlinf- War:-. l.imlu Callivart. Janiv Forrr-ft:-r. Peggy l'urviQ. ,ln Ann lnlni-un. l,imlzl liirluirml-. .Nliw l 1iii'.'5l'if'I0NlJ ROVV: Durie Slim.-. Armgnflu Nail. llumm B1-rry, Limla llcvrli. l'alIw llr-mm Ii l 1 ' N irlw-x lillewpiv. ,lv .Nun llllIll'll. lwilllly Willmurn. ll:-wily Kirkinilall. lziulu Davif. llizine- Xlt'l Lll'llIl. Gail llunlup. 'l'lllRll ROW: linly Nvzil. l'zitIy lm: Kvnny lim-x. llrviulzi Kirk-ey. Fur- l in1'l11-r. llama lgI'lll'Q'. Nora llvan Sum, NIL-laniv Whrv. Lymla Tl'lIll'ii1llF. liaimlyii llurmluii. Rllrllllllll Nlai--iw. l 0llR'l'll ROW: Hi-m llaviflxun. jew Waym- Norris. .lllcly Nvsmitli. llvvu-rly lluillvy. Sylulv l :i,uzm. l.llIl'y llaiiii. Slivrry Il1'I'lllg.ll'I'. Linda Wal-4111. lil-wi-ly Wuiiiavk. l,inclu Smith. Alllll' Parkvr, Betty Gray. FII l'lI RUXV: Xlvllm Wmul. Iliunl- HLlllIllIl'l. Iill llinsnn. llivk l.lDllg!,QI'4'E1l' Susan llruwn. llvvl-gy Kvnt. lfzmwlyn l.1'e'. Ann Bluv. jufly Hull-5. Swain lillmun. SIXTH RUW: lfuyx- lflilrixlggv. Saimlrzi l,11:4I1-r, llill Ellvr. Pvggy lluntvr. Veriuni Jrvlinstun. Tminny Allen, ,lvam llml-we Nillllllill ljiillin-. ,laumwviizi 'lizile-. ,lviiy HIIIIIPT. .- 1 1- 'D 4 4 ,. . l,lfl 'l' TU Rl4lll'I': ll:-ggy Piirvis, llislnriang l.lIltli1 fikillllilfl. lrvafurn-rg flliarlinv Ware. were-tary: Lillian Jon:-S. Yll'l'-IlI'l'5llll'Ill1 ,Ivy-lin Nlurrgiy, prvsiilviit: l.imlzi llivllzmlgh rf-porn-r: ,ln Ann Jolinmii. pograni vliairmun: Alive Fair. photuglraplwrl Juniv Fni'rvftm'r'. Npuii-or. Opens Door to a Profession N it NX-.4 One of the highlights of the year was the F.'l'.A. banquet, held at West Park. After a delicious dinner, presentations were made. Itelmeeea Rolwrtson, past president of the F.T.A. is being presented a hraeelet by Jerlyn Murray, F.T.A. president. Linda Cathcart who was chosen favorite future teaeher hy the elub. was presented a bracelet by Mrs. Gregson, club sponsor. A delightful pro- gram followed. Am l interested in teaching as at profession? Could l ful- fill the requirements of a teueher? ln what grade level would l hest teach? Numer- ous questions sueh as these were answered hy panel mem- hers at meetings of the Future 'lleuehers of America during this year's aetivities. The ,loneslmoro ehapter of the Future Teachers of Ameriea was organized in 1057. The l .'l'.A. promotes interest in and the recognition of the ad- vantages. lienefits. and joys of the teaching profession. WIIEELER BRICK CO.. INC. xx ! Future teachers gain experience in the field of teaching hy helping Mrs. Gregson grade test papers during their free periods. Hard Work Typifies y higher stanclarcls of Christian I'llill'ZlClCI'.n NTU create ancl maintain a vluh must have money. ln orcler to raiser money. tht- Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a delightful spaghm-tti Supper ancl a hilarious pay asscmhly. Op- portunity of a Lift-ti111c. With this money the cluh highlighted the year with their royalty flanrfv. Mardi Gras. To extc-nfl Christian vliaravtvr through- out the community is eyiclcnt as thvy pru- parecl two haskets of foocl whit-h they gave to a neecly family anrl to the Salvation Army. Julianne- Sr-gars. trt-asurm-rg Charlotte llryf-r, chaplain: Charlotte Gamhlv, pr:-simlvntz Donna Cfalw-rt, svvrm-tary: Linda Robinson. vivf--prvsiflvntg Sally l.ytth', sr-rg:-antaalvarins. l lRS'l' ROW: lfharlotti- llryi-r. l'atti Im-, Carol Nash. Julia Ann Jordan. l,ynn Divkason. Carol Hudson, Jamic Sui- Bn-wt-r. Anita Kirk. ,lane-llv tloolw-y. llrvnmla lNIvKinnt-y. julia Lairml, Rvha Stone-. SECOND ROW: June Orr. Mary Lou Lofton, Nvavyvr Hugh:-s. lyona Single-ton. limi:-1' Jamvs. Ann Parkvr. Bevvrly W1lll18Ck, l.intla yy'au..n. Pt-guy Huntvr. Mary ,Io Martin, Linda Rohinson. 'l'lIlRll ROW: tlharlottr Uanihlt-. Shirlvy Fowler, Nora Plunkz-tt. Virginia Donnf-ll. llarhara Rutlrr. Pc'ggy' Saunders, Sus- Crum. Su-an llrown. Jr-an lloilgof, Sharon Chvrry. Gloria Rradlcy. FOURTH ROW: Mary joan Miller. Melissa He-nry, Charlottt- Barklvy, Nina 'loom-. Susan Tillman, Dianr- Snttvrfivlml. livtty Schultz. Sally Lyttlr-. Pat Carpvnter, Donna Schroedcr. Bertha Nash, Donna tfalu-rt. HOME IJEti0RATlON CO. and AL HENDRIX MOTORS To create. maintain. ami vxtc-ntl through- out our homc-. Svhool. ami communit . Girls In the Tri-Hi-Y iNln-rxnlin-rs of tlu- Tri-Hi-Y discuss plans for ilu' royalty danvv at om- of lhvir liwvtings, Gum! will bask:-ts won- pre-scillml to nm-dy familivs by the- Daily mlm-wlinnals. slmiisnrml by thu- Tri-Hi-Y. gin- lll5IllFilfl0llLi l'ri-Ili-Y. lu-lp to many stumlvnts. FROLIC FOOTWEAR INC. and MR. and MRS. REX TURNER I I f'f1 V-' 00 IINNI' NOW: ,If-rlyn Nlnrrtly. livvvrly llnrlli-y. l'irankiv Nlartin. Shirley Gill:-spin-. Donna Stvvviisrrn, Nlargarvt Pulluck. llvrky Curvy. Xlls. llilulf-n. SICHINII RUW: Syliln- lrilglllll. Aliw- Crvgfuri. I.in4la fi3lllC'3l'l. Sliaron Ilunlup. Frunvvs Faruhvc. Pcgxgzy Pnrxis. Kay Nivll. Sllilllltl llrigggs. xlilfj' llill'l'l'll. lllllill RUYV: Alicv Fair. ,Indy Moore-. Lyllflil Trinkau-. G1-ralclenv Sailrvr. lllvmlu Tl1Trll'I'. lioliwvit 'l'mnlilwvn. llrvnnu Karyn- llilltllllilt-. Slim-rry liunte-n. l UltR'I'H HOW: Kenny Rlllllllitill. I.uthan 3It'AI'Illllf. Carol 'l'hi1-l. liar- : ' a . 'a z U s , Qri- H sun. xlilfv ,lane R1-am-s. M1-lha Lyon. Ffluisv l'uf'k. l'll'TH ROW: llwight lnrtvv. Wihna lmust, Isnt Nlftjuty llllltl Yin un Ili Mn I rv KA llluvk. Im-4-tm Nun- lfrlml mlvml.. lluyli- She-rrcll. .layle-vn Iluylv. Harm Cznnhill. juan fiuupvr. SIXTH ROW: Rnlwrt lfamn. lluhln Xu ix l :ini Ns itun Mint In intl V 'Ya v' . iw-nwr . Future Business Leaders of America ,V 256. 41 ff? .E Nl.'K'I'l-Ill: Nlury llaxm-tt. In-usllrvf: .lane R1-uve-S. wc-rf-tary: Donna Kaye Tlnnnas. viw pn-si1l1'nt: Iilui-4' l':u-lx. tll'4'Hltll'Hl1 Nlrs. llilulun. spunsurg ,le-rlyn Murray, cm'r4'sp11ncltl1gL uri-larry: We-llm lynn. lli-ttwiziri: Slivrry limitvti. reporter l .B.l...'X. stands for Future Htlsitlcss lxzltlm-rs nf ,'Xtt1vri1'u. 'lihv nlnjevtiws ul this vluh us statml in its crm-tl are frm-tlmn of ecltlvatimi. vmilmf-luttimi mul mutual llllflf'I'SlillNllltg lwlwvvn all urgunizutimis. lllvllilfillltlll for an muipzitimi and prepara- tion for a hettc-r life. The right tu earn mufs living. tht- rv- sponsihility fur vnrrying out assigned tasks. mul tht- usage- of all these uhilitic-s lu nmke- Atneriva a hettvr plum- for everymie are aclrlitiunul mlm- jevtivvs. The ophomore-Senior Latin Club FIRST ROW: Tommy Burke. Richard Choate, David Panneck, Sam Littleton, James Cooper, Mary Jo Martin, Melissa Ht-nry, Anna Mooney. SECOND ROW: Paul Hocker, Robert Cook, Carol Nash, Charlotte Barkley, Karen Peeler, .lulia Ann Jordan, Mike Bridger, Sharon Cherry. THIRD ROW: Larry Williams, Lloyd Tucker, Isaac Wood, Billy .loe Gunn, Norman Hynes, Joann Foster, Lou Ann Daugherty, Mary Alice Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Vowels, Sandra Johnson, Judy Mt-Adams, Mary Lcc House. Nina Toone, Jackie Hodge, Brenda Wiley, Rita Smith. FIFTH ROW: Kenny Shaw, Tylt-r Swindlc, Ronny Chambers, Phil Osment, Larry George, Ronny Willet, Louis Saalbach, Susan States. SIXTH ROW: Billy Booths, Bob Wolfe, Mike Vinson, Gary Cole, Frances Farabee, Donna Thomas, Sue Beth Covington. SEVENTH ROW: Becky Bridges. Mary Jane Smith, Phyllis Covington, Bill Russell, Martha Burnside, Reba Stone. Breaking the regular tradition of having one cluh. this year the Latin Club was divided into two divisions. They are the Sophomore Latin Club and the Senior Latin Clulw. All their main projects were carried out to- gether, but eai'h had its own pro- grams and meetings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Mooney, senior treasure-rg Bobby Puryear, sopho- mort- treasure-rg Shirlvy Fowler, sophomore secrc-taryg Sandra McAdams, P-llllllllllliifl' prcsidt-nt: Suv lit-th Covington, st-nior vie:--president, Bill Russell, st-nior president: Sam Littleton, st-nior secretary, Buddy Hamilton, sophomore vim--pri-sitlt-tit. Seat:-rl is Mrs. Phillips, Latin Club sponsor. s 66Two in One FIRST ROW: Al Hendrix, Bumis Posey, Rudy Morris, Neil Levitt, Pax Bowers, Bobby Reeves, Paul Ferguson, Tommy Bailey. SECOND ROW: Chip Latourette, Doug West, Bill Berry, Andy Stroud, Jimmy Greenwood, Jim Beard, Bill Winter, Johnny James. THIRD ROW: Nora Plunkett, Doris Cook, Shirley Johnston, Cheryl Wall, Nancy Snipes, Charlotte Pugh, Lynn Dickason, Linda Jelks. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Don Schisler, Ann Blue, Judy Hales, Shirley Fowler, June Orr, Mary Lou Lofton, Sharron Cambill, Dianne Hammil. FIFTH ROW: Buddy Hamilton, Bobby Puryear, Joel Cambile, Linda Sammons, Linda Weeks, Mary Carr, Kent Vivrette, Paul Hopper. SIXTH ROW: Sandra McAdams. --. vw. f 7 O i 'F nal Two of the most outstanding projects of the combined Latin clubs this year were their floats which they built and entered in the homecoming parade and the Christmas parade. The Latin Club won the coveted award of first place in the Christmas parade. l,lfl T TO RIGHT: .lohn Mathews, secretary-treasurerg Kenny Aston, re- porter: Bob Cami-ron, presidentg Whid Childs. senior vice-presidentg Bill Buckingham, sophomore vice-pre-sidentg Mike Bridger, junior vice-president. I ey lub Stresses Service Twelve years ago. the JHS Key Club was organized and has grown from fifteen members to forty mem- bers. The club has five objectives: to develop initiative and leadership. to provide experience in living and working together. to serve the school and community. to cooperate with the school principal, .to prepare for useful citizenship. Several things that the Key Club has done this year to carry out the objectives are: planted shrubbery around the school. collected wood for the annual homecoming bonfire, and cleaned trophies and trophy cases. MRS. KATE FRYER. sponsor SEATED: Larry Barkley, Butch Smith, Sherman Jumper, Joel Mangrum, Bill Harris, Whid Childs, Brooks Holifield, Fred Dacus. STANDING: Dana Davis, Benny Shelton, John Love, Willis Cray, Bob Cameron, John Mathews, James Crawford, Bob Harrelson, Kenny Aston. lvlvuv..-oigvggg os 50,-I . 1,1831 H eansenseaa V i aeasszsszs Q seepage CALEB WATSON 81 COMPANY and THE DONNIS SHOP . wliemawv ' A . ., O, 05090109391 Nm A f 3 oo oe' V P0 on No V-tngfwlib ' J 5253323 'O Msn i vooueosggi .W-n . g.. 'M ix, s' vw? Q Ewww ' , , , 'T Y - l Kvy Club mcinlwrs and their inntlivrs vnjoy tho Mothvr-Son Buying clmlws hamlwrs Uflti wash' liaskvls for ilu- 0141 Fm vlks limmm-L liillllt' was one of thx' many projvvts of thx- Kvy Clnh Mr. and Hrs. E. S. lfockrmn accept thv gifts from Bull Canii-roii and llntvh Smith. In School and Community RALPH CHILI JS, Sponsor SIZATEIJ. ,lim lh-zml, liol1Gilison,Jim Kellvr, Tulillliy She-ltun, Gary Colm: ,loc Ed Smith. jim Turner, Bill Htl:-wil. Jim Rccvvs, Towny Sparks. STANDING: Roh Puryear, Mike- Bridgvr, Mike Vinson, Bob Wolf. Tom Watkins, Warrvn Dupwv, Ronniv Wills-lt. Low:-ll Millvr. Jim Wilkins. johnny Bunch. Bill Bnvkingham. Burnis Posvy. Q wiH.G94H2o ovypiisgqzgg fs ij 33?3i'3?iE1iEkQ.,Qi fl Q :ni t' x .. EAST PARK S: WEST PARK RESTAURANTS and HENRY FRANKLIN HARDWARE If lliuil ul-ik paiiul UH fur Spuni-li tiillil IlN'IHIH'l'S sshvn Viv Tnkr- N0 Bull wppnwi Fl'f'UINi plan' in ilu- Iiuiiivvmiiiiig l'zii'al4iw'. Spanish Club Emphasizes Motto I sims 1 ' :ni 'K sg: via it Q5 1 , . ix ,Xi IVIRNI' ROW: G1-m-gv Siglvr. Alfn-ll iiruwii. Mary l i'ui14'e's Marlin. Suv Bittlv. Anita Kirk. Tum Watkins. Jimmy Kissingzvr. Runniv llaigv. ,lim 'i'lll'Ill'l1 FICUUNIT HUW: .limmy Hmm'-. lliuriu Buulli-y. Urvnmla xi1'KillI1l'f'. Funny l uQlvi'. Julia liliffi. .lumiv Fur' Hrs-wvr. ICII.-n linslwll. Kvn Nizlttiivw-. 'I'IlIHIl ROW: Mun Arnrilrl. liln-ryl Lluyil. Virginia litlllllvii. ,ialnivv lfngglv. livlly Sviiulll. lfuiiniv Iilim-V, Kmlyy Ili-rriiill, Rl'll1'11 ,iunu-s. lfriiux lm' ,lt'l1llF. ,4 ,v Ntlllllltrl 1-sta ust0tl?u antl Huy hicn are fainilizu' plirtisvs arnuntl j.tl.S. The- Spanish liluli this yvar 4-nnsists mlt-ly of Spanish Stu- tlvnts. Thi- vlulv startt-tl tht- it-ar off right hy rvcvivixig svcmitl plan' lmnm' in the llmmwmn- ing paratlv with their Spanish-inspirvtl float. Uthvr avlivitit-s nf thc' yt-ar illf'llldQ'il a pay assi-nilmly antl an hanquvt. The hanquet was t'arrit-sl tiff in thc fcstiw Spanish motif. Spanish vluh inc-mln-rs pure-has? pvns from Sunny Fuste-r. sw-cn-tary nf tht- Spanish liluli. 66Fr0m aying to Doin 'Q Q +4 isfa: Q . ff J a I el i.it A ' ' Z - '49-9s EWR. an I 1 Q 4...- Julia Laird, pre-sidcntg Jamie Sue Brower, vice'-prvsidvntg Sunny Poster, svcre-taryg Tommy Watkins. treasurcrg Mr. Flon-x, spon- sur. SEATED: Mary K. Black, Mrs. Wilhourn, Mary Barrett, Judy Baker, Lettie Metcalf. SECOND ROW: Gloria Garner, Glenda Neff, Carolyn Burnett, Wilma Foust, Mary Perkey, Katherine Shelton. THIRD ROW: Erma Norton, Marieda Wil- liams, Jerry Shelton, ,ludy Moore, Margaret Dance, Judith Gambill. Library Club Attempts ,MM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Garner, secretary: Marieda Williams, treasurer: Judith Gambill, vice-president: Mrs. Wilbourn, sponsorg Judy Moore, president: Glenda Neff, chaplaing Judy Baker, reporter. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY To stimulate reading interests, improve the li- brary service, and spon- sor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library servicei' is the purpose of the Jonesboro chapter of the Library Club. The Library Club made many contributions to the school this year. A tea for the teachers of Jonesboro High School was spon- sored by the Library Club members. The teachers enjoyed the delight- ful refreshments of punch and cake which were served by the members of the club. Gloria Garner, Lettie Metcalf, and Judith Cambill serve refreshments at the annual tea in honor of the teachers. To Create Interest in Reading In order to make the library a more attractive place, members Library Club members are always ready to assist students in of the Library Club work very diligently to have bulletin boards doing reference work and in finding books. The Library Club that catch the eye of the students. is truly an asset to JHS. .X FIRST ROW: Freddy Clark, Kenny Aston, Whid Childs, Jerry Williams. SECOND ROW: Paul Bridger, Tyler Swindle, Bob Cameron, John Matthews, Freddy Dacus. THIRD ROW: John Love, Tyler McClain, James Riley Crawford, Bob Harrelson. Girls, tate and Boys' State Have arms-will do push-ups might well be the sentiments of Freddy, Bob, Kenny, and Tyler. Jonesboro Girls' State and Boys' State delegates took their places with other students from Ar- kansas. at Camp Robin- son, near Little Rock. for ,the annual observance of Girls, State and Boys' State. June l-7 was the time set for the boys. The girls took over on June 8, and stayed through June 1-1-. While there, they developed better citizen- ship and learned more about our governmental processes. These things were learned through FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Smith, Sandra Johnson, Peggy Purvis, Frances Farabee, Nancy Wilbourn, Linda Robinson. SEC- OND ROW: Patsy Brown, Sue Beth Covington, Sue Fincher, Julianne Segars, Lynda Trinkaus. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Covington, Judy Nesmith, Charlotte Gamble, Paula Marcom, Donna Calvert. I nculates Citizenship. p r a c t i c a l experiences, through the establishment of city. county, and state governments. Jonesboro boys Chosen to go to the House of Representatives were Ken Aston and Freddy Clark. Girls chos- en as State Representa- tives were Sue Fincher, Frances Farabee. Char- lotte Gamble. and Phyllis Covington. Peggy Purvis was chosen to be a State Senator, and was elected in the Senate to be presi- dent pro tempore. Jonesboro Girls' Staters pose for a group picture before leaving the camp for home, sweet home. lflliil' NNW: lhilv limi, Nlairxin llurklv. Flu-Imlnn Aflziiiisrrii. ,lvrri llmilwvll. Sue' 'NlulIlu'vts. llvrlliu Nu-li. llmiim Sm-lirm-ill-i-, Alulii y i l i htllll NITUNII HUW Hel il Vulicn XII ii IRI ii l'ix ll Klltlt llill llill l'ui1ulli:i ll'-ai-ull. l,4llll4' lllnivr. .:niv- v g. . ': if-' . ' . x 1' 2 gi '. L.' mwrs. . - rg- Q . ,: u llu-sell llmulvli. .limmy lfligillin, lluli llus-inn. ,Ivrry Dun Nlaiyvs. Nlrs. lluii1'In'ink. To ether We S0 l.liF'I' T0 RIGHT: Donna Schroeder, secretary-treasurerg Pax Bowers. pr:-sill:-nt: .lf-rri Buutwvll. vice-president. lfve Problems Hi further the interest in math in ,l.l'l.S..' is the main objective of the Math Club. To be eligible for mem- bership in this organization. a student must he taking algebra. geometry, or trigonometry. The Math Club treated the teachers by serving refreshments at a faculty meeting this year. MERCANTILE BANK The Service Bank FIRST ROW: Mr. Wiles, Norman Hynes, Gayle Vowels, Martha Burnside, Leon Barnes, Sandra Johnson, Susan States, Tyler Swindle. SECOND ROW: Dale Gray, Herbert Brown, Jerry Wiles, Bob Russina, Joe Lee Caldwell, Robert Cook, Fred Thomas, David Panneck. Science Fair Climaxes Year One of the outstanding clubs of ,l.H.S. is the science club. Although it was small- er this year than usual. the club members worked to- gether and sponsored several projects. Among these were the science award and a fish fry. The programs were varied to include such things as field trips and special speak- ers. Highlighting the year was the annual science fair. can B 1 Gayle Vowels, president, Susan States, secretary: Judy McAdams, treasurer, Joe Lee Caldwell, vice-president, Mr. Wiles, sponsorg Robert Cook, reporter. t Y mtl S4-rnll. thu' itttvrnzttionztl iimiorztry twivty fur high svhnml journalists. tive-ixmwl its 1'hatrtc'r in 1955. Tha- S0- 411-tx 1-iirwit1t'z1g1t-s :uni rvwzmls inth- xitluul ztvitin-xt-:tit-tit in jntirnzilisnt and illit-ti fit-Iris. ,lnttrnatlistn sturh-nts must uf NIIIN prtntui in tht mu lllltll nr h tw 4-xu-lie-al in plmtogrupliy or url to l lKS'l' RUW: Sm- ll:-th Covington, Linda Richards. Donna Calvert, Kay Nil-ll. Nancy Wilhourn, ,Indy Nvsmith. Pat Carpvntvr Xlrs. lluynvs. SHCONID ROW: Frm! Tlimnas. Brooks Hulificld. ,loc-1 Kiangrutn. Patsy Brown. Judy NlvAtiatns. john Nlutlie-ws. Pattlzt Ylatn-Hitt. mutton.-molit , M99 it tgiiiiii Honor ociet for Journalists TIN- J4tll1'5lNll'Il t'ilZlllit'I' nf tht- Quill xt- at H aiu-t'atgv. lutw- forty inrhvs YI? he tlignltlt fm tnctnhtt hip John Mathvws, vict--presidvntg Sui- Bvth Covington. preside-ntg Linda Rivhards. swn- Hlillltllili Sli! f Hull,-VXNXTPI X tary: Donna Calvf-rt. treasurerg Kay Nil-ll. historian: Mrs. Ruby Haync-s, sponsor. Q. Q 4... u l n J SEATED: Jerry Simmons, Mike Cruse, Herbert Brown, Louis Saalbach, David MacLeod, Buddy Adams, Cecil Barnett Lt-on Barnes, Johnny James. SECOND ROW: Joe Lee Caldwell. Alan Arnold, Paul Ferguson, Kent Vivrette, Towny Sparks ,lim Hardin, Larry Bauer, Jimmy Kissinger, Phil Osment, Thurman Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pierce, Dale Watkins Tommy Miller, Lloyd Tucker, George Hall, Larry Cain, Randy Hinton, Harold Hayes, Dickie Longgrear, Kenneth Smith Ronny Chambers, Tyler Swindle, Cary Creason, Jimmy Johnson, David Cannimore. FOURTH ROW: Bill Robinson, Gene Grant, Ronny Bennett, Tommy Allen, Billy Joe Gunn, James Clayton, Marvin Hinton, Jimmy Yarbrough, Bill Gott, Ronny Diggs. Hi-Y trifves for Hi h Ideals Hl-Y OFFICERS: Mr, Howard Pierce, sponsorg Randy Hinton. sergeant-at' arms: Thurman Hopkins, presidentg David MacLeod, vice-president: Mike Cruse, chaplaing Joe Lee Caldwell, secretaryg Larry Bauer, treasurer. To create. maintain. and extend, throughout the home. the schools, and the community. high standards of Christian characteri, is the pur- pose of the Hi-Y Club. Its officers work with the YH through the lnterclub Council. High- lights of the Hi-Y year are a spring camping trip and the annual royalty dance. F. ill- FIRST ROW: Jerry Sharp, Jerry Reed, Robert Pitt. Lavaughn Perkins. Ben Clark, Bobby Ivy, Wayne Staggs, Mike Hughes, Jesse Hager. SECOND ROW: Olibuel Woodward, Jerry Wilson, R. V. Tidwell. David Wimpy, ,lim Vinson. Billy Don Kirksey, Pete Gregson, Ronald flreason. THIRD ROW: Bobby Etter. Presley Mitchell. Jerry King, Virgil James, Winford Williams, Brooks Lackey, Jake Hall. Floyd Nlastvrson. Eugene McDaniel. Mr. Berry. T.A. Members Share Common Interest-Mechanics i ' slime '-fE'LX'rV- t'!5fiff Students taking auto mechanics have the opportunity to join the Future Tradesmen of Arkansas. All the mem- bers of this club share a common in- terest+-motors and mechanics. At the beginning of the year. the officers and new members were installed into the club. To gain knowledge and experi- ence in auto mechanics. as well as to determine the safety of the cars, members of the club conducted a safe- ty check of the students' cars parked on the parking lot. They also held their annual fish fry. One of the highlights of the year was the motor which was on exhibit at the Science Fair. The motor was assembled by the club members. The experiences gained from these activities will help each member of this vocational club. ,WWW -'WB s is ,lim Vinson. reporter: ,lcrry King, sergeant-at-armsg Virgil James, president, Pete Gregson, vice-prcsidentg Ronald Creason. secretaryg Bobby Etter, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Dickie Lyons, Delois McKalip, Bobbie Marshall, Judy Baker, Connie Hampton, Mike Vowell, Bill Carro thers, Mrs. Collins. SECOND ROW: Freddy Hooten, Johnny Cook. Bill Berry, Sheldon Adamson, James Young, Terry Tate David Lamberth, Bobby Ozbirn. Audubon Club tudies Lifvin Things As a citizen of my country I pledge myself to try in every way I can to conserve its natural resources, its soil, water, plants, and wildlife, and to protect them from harm and waste. This is the pledge of the National Audubon Association including the newly organized club in J.H.S. This club studies all living things, especial- ly birds. LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Cook, treasurerg Connie Hampton, secretary, Mrs. Collins, sponsorg James Young, vice-presidentg Bill Carrothers, presi dent. .l.H. . Radio Club- Slf.-Yl'lfI?: Limln Rivlmrnl-. so-vrvlury: Ke-nny Aston. prvsifle-nlg Jul-l Mangrum. vice'-prvsidmt. STANDING: Ju Ann Johnson. trvas- urrr: .luniv l llITl'bl4'l'. wrgvullt-at-arms1 Fun- l'wlllClll'I'. rf'porlvr: Nlrf. Cray. e-punsor. lflRS'l' RUXY. Imp ln lltlllllllli Nlurvin Iiurklv, Pm-ggy latv. Palsy liruwn. .laniv Furrvstvr. Uourgr- Sigler. Bob Cohn. Jann-5 Cnupvr. Xlury Ne-ul I,ixtl1-. Sufan Stal:-N, Rosanna Nlassvy. Bvvky Carvy. SECOND ROW. lop In brrttomz Georg? Hall, Kvnny Aston, Linda Rivhards. Suv l-'invlu-r. ,lu Ann juhnsun. Linda Hr-e-rn. Cunnif- liuwvrs. Margarvl Pollack. Donna Berry. THIRD ROW. top to lmtnnn: Danny lie-nn:-tt. Huy Jum'-. Duvill Cannixnorv. Harold Hays-s, Bill Harris. Nora Dean Scott. Brtly Wilson. Cllllfltillt' Pugh, Jxllllf' l'z1r'k1-r. She-rry Hr-ringvr. Pvggry lluntf-r, Gail Dunlap. Pm-ggy Purvis. Linda Watson, lim-verly Kirkindall. Mrs. Gray. 'U I 535 41 , iff 5 C I' 'fr 'I al 1 'XY Si?s n'f ,,f5l . ' 19 ff':'.f:fGi: ?n. ,nflfsn r il l.: ll- K gt U' . g fl' K-g ' '.I:ulW 'f':a ln1'lvllJ 'Q4 ' CRISP ESSO SERV lCEN'l'ER Voice of the Community np Aire- ' f Radio Club president, Kenny Aston. leads a diseussion with the members about improvements of the weekly programs, Every Saturday morning throughout the year, the Radio Club members had the opportunity of presenting programs on the air through the courtesy of Radio Station KBTM. They pre- sented the latest news and top tunes around J.H.S. These programs were very interesting and they were a service to the community. They also had a Tuesday night program which was composed of selections of band music, numbers by the choral groups. and other cul- tural activities. liaeh member was asked to em- cee at least one program during the year. Be-fore sending the program out to all its fans Sherman Jumper, standing. checks the vontrols, and Kenny Aston gots a last minute pointvr from KHTM announcer. llill NleCaughan. ,lust as Kenny is ne-1-dt-d as the announcer for the program so are the eontrol operators, Bill and Sherman, needed. BROADWAY PACKING COMPANY FIRST ROW: Jaylecn Doyle, Donna Stevenson, Judy Nesmith, Judy Moore, Gloria Garner, Nancy Ray, Gloria Bradley, Jamie- Sue Brewer. SECOND ROW: Glenda Turner, Katherine Shelton, Connie Hampton, Frances Farabee, Patsy Taylor, June Orr. Mary Pc-rkvy, Judith Gambill, Jane Reaves. THIRD ROW: Joe Ed Smith, Robert Cook, John Hughey, .I0el Gamhilv, Norman Hynes, Jimmy Johnson, Betty Wilson, Mrs. Blue. Junior Red Cross Aims for ervice. qgx LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Ed Smith, president: John Love, vice-president: Mrs. Blue, sponsor: Judy Nesmith, secretary: Norman Hynes, treasurer. WILLIS CALDWELL, INC. The Junior Red Cross is an out- standing service club of Jonesboro High School. Service projects for the community highlight their year's activities. This club, realizing the needs around it, strives to better the conditions in. the local area. 3 , Q , . ,h 1 is T if , 1.4 5 y 3 ' ... lp 2 ' :I I.EF'l' TO RIGHT: Donna Oberg, Mary Jane Scurlock, Betty Burrow, Jackie Hodge, Bonnie Fuller, Doris Beason, ,Ianellt Cooksey, Doris McKinney, Anna Oden, Patty Lee, Patsy Taylor, Judy Nesmith, Brenda Caldwell, Julia Ann Jordan, .lamt Moss, Sue Matthews, Dorothy Buhrmester, Mrs. Brooks, Pat Martin. Self-Improvement Is Their Goal The Modeling Club is offered as a source of self-improvement to en- able the girls to achieve beauty, poise, and confidence through know- ing how to make the most of them- selves. The aims of the club are to round out personalities by making the most of their physical beauty. acquiring assurance of action. and establishing a broader outlook on life. The course of study for the year included visual poise. make-up. care of hair, personality. figure control, wardrobe, social graces. and model- ing fashions. b LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. Brooks, sponsorg Dorothy Buhrmester, secretary Doris McKinney, presidentg Sue Matthews, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Harold Moniany, Howard Baswell, Ferrell Cothern, Paul Bridger, Kenneth Luster, .lanics Baker, Clan-iicv Duckworth. SECOND ROW: Earnie Stallings, Jerry Parsons, James Cole, Ronnie HHTplPll, Bill Cartwright. Willis Gray. Tyler McClain, Charles Cook, Mr. Ross. The Satisfaction of creating things with the hands and, at the same time. learning zu skill or trade are two of the primary purposes of the Industrial Arts and Trades Department. Here the boys work with wood to gain a more satisfactory use of leisure, as well as occupational time. Learning a Trade Throu ph Experience t ' 1.1 n:,s U 0 ...lf vvbft Y., ' l 1 nl lil sin! gnu!! nf' . ,n ul' Shop instructor, Charles Ross. explains the importance of sanding Ronny Diggs, Larry Langston, and Paul Bond put the finishing to insure ai proper finish. touches on the Gizmo, 'which was entered in the Science Fair. II2 .-of w Let There Be Music - The 1-rusliiiig of K'f'llllDillS, tuning of horns. shuffling of 1'h11i1's. llllll the hearing of liilllllllill' sountls 1sl1i1'h once Clllllt' from tho ol1l lianfl room no longer echo through the vlaissrooins of ,lll5. 'llhv ltillltl is very proucl of its new private lovution in thi- llliysival l'l1lu1'11tion uncl Musit' Buililing. and Jonvslmoro High School is equally proucl of its liaml and 1-horul groups. 'l'h0 annual ltiltltl 1111111111 elevtion was hvlcl this year. ancl the hancl vhosc- Juflv lVlt'AtllllllS as its lllIt'l'Il. ,lucly wus 1'1'ow111'1l hy the lwanil presitleiit. Fivcl Thoinas. in ll t't'l't'lll0lly pret-emliiig the Thanksgiving llay foothall game- at Kays' Field. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP COURT SQUARE BARBER SHOP 1004 C1-0 S11-1-1-1 and 510 South Main l'l1on1': 5-5332 Phone-: 2,8325 Music, Harmony, Rhythm, and Nivlwlas Rulnllirll. lvancl :lin-4'lul': Nlra .lanv SIl'lllI'!LI1'l', rhnral 1l11'1-mor Onv of IIN' most outstanding rlvparlnwnls al ,l.H.S. ls II11' IIIIISII' clvpartnlc-nl. Ilnclvr tln' vapalmlm flirvclifm nf Nlrs SIOIIIPQQCI' ancl Nlr. Ilnlmlie-I1 tlmv Ilvparhnvnt has slwwn muvll innprm's-nwnl Many vnjoyalwlc programs xwn' prf-sf-nu-fl In tllc' lranil anfl Clmral groups again llns yvar Tllm' m1vl4lvcl l'IlIi'TIZIIIllNPl1I lor vixia' vlulvs in I ilu- Wlllllllllllllf. m'm1m-rts for llw pulrliv. une spevial assvlnlwllvs at svlnml. FIRST ROW: I'at Martin, Kathy Covkrell. Mary Jane Srurlovk. Diana Vinson, Eloise! Pack. Jerri Boutwf-II, Wilma Foust, .Iam-Ilv Cnuksvy. SECUNIJ HOW: Doris Vinson, Uaylc- Shvrrvll. Ililly Iiaswe-II. Ellf-n Haskc-ll, Palm- Newland. Janvl Triplvtt, Sally I,y1ll:-, Nlary Suv llurrus. THIRD ROW: Gr-ralmlvnv Sailor. Vvrna Lou Crm-nwuml, Marva Gamlmill, Sharon Smith. Brcnda llalclwvll, Patty Le-v. Doris fNlcKinnvy. Suv Matthews. II4 GIRLS' GLEIC CLUB l Organization Are Key otes to uccess 'I'I1v I.II.5. Girls' Ensmnlvle is composed of lhirlm-n girls. 'l'Iu-sv girls Ilave a true ulwility for singing and il profound interest in inusiv. 'lihvy Iiuw pf-rforinvd for thc' Slu- gi dn-nl Counril Convention. I'.'I'.A.. and they ' pix-sm-ilu-cl ai Iwuuliful Cliristinus assi-inhly invluding nmny of our favorite' Christmas carols. frx'?Y 'r 5' 5 5 i IVIRSI HOW: Ifllvn Ilaskvll. Doris Vinson. Kathy r f I I llof-Im-Il. iii..i..- Pau-k. siiuoixn ROW: Mmw Ilinnlsill. Iliungr Yjmon, Mary ,Ianv Svurlork, Gayle' SIi4'i'r1'Il. 'IIIIRII RUW: Ilri-ndu Ifaldwvll. Sharon Smith. Illlly I.:-I-. Iiorie 'NIvKinm-y. Along with Illf' Girls' EIISCIIIIDIC. the nine voivvs ol' lhv Boys' Ifrisciiilvlv Ilan' mad? muvh progress this year. The highlight of the your was thi- conmgg-rl in IVIurcI1. Night on Broadway. including outstanding songs from hil Ifroaulwziy lIll1SIl'illS. The ensenibles attended the rvgionul and stale fvstivals and made u good showing for ,I.II.S. FIRST ROW: Larry Williams. Billy Bootlu-, Ronnie- Iliggs. SECOND ROW: Jerry Don Mays. War1'1'n Ilupwv, Ronny Wfillclt. THIRD ROWI: Eugvnf' Burk, Fred 'I'I1on1as. BARNHILL RADIO 81 TV SERVICE Qiwibm , - -I2 , , .5 K. 1,1 ' A I g M N ff th ,, m, . gi .Q-. '. uh M hmf wx W -if ,,,.,,--- . 'r 's X , x X 55, 'i Q ,t 11. . Q ,Q 'X If '44-fx ' 3 K , 5 , ky h M M J x X ,h K ,M X 7 ' 5. XA fi 5 .giV 'uf'X W' X Y A - : a ,ia , f ', at Y Q g 3 , J .5 0'4- V H H H , N 41 f 1.4- thoirs Btu haw illlll tu lniltlf. F 4 102 1' 2 L.-L3-rigs-, -, .. Nm-il lrvilt. 'lknnniy Nlw-ks. Billy Bnuthv. ,Iainiv Sue- Bra-vvcr. Lt-on Barnes. Rudy Nlurris. FOURTH ROW: Fred Tlimnas, James Riley Craw ml. l raink Fllrml. .lllllllly Jltllllwll. .illlllllj Nnrwuml, Marvin Bnvruli-. Lunit- lllnn-r, Dwight l'urtn't'. Nivky Snow. J. A. Sil0l'llli:lkl'l', Larry luiltgguliiwy, Buhhy Re't'ws, l'LllllQ'llt' Wlincllv, Joyce- Darling, Nvavyrr 1'illgll0S. jackie- Ilmlgv. Mary ,loan Mill:-r. FIFTH RQTWZ Mary Jt Martin. tilurizi llmtllvy. Nlvlissn llvnry. Silfltlfll NIOArlains. Doris think. Rvhn Shun-. Brvntln Mt'Kinm-y. Engvrin- Bm-ck, Tccldy Brown-r, Harultl Bnwlin. tiliairla-s l luw1'rs, Alun gXrnulnl. rlollnny Cook. Buhhy Oxhurn. Bill Russvll. lhniiia Bcrry. Nancy Xvilhnurn, Patsy Brown, Sandra ,lollnson Music Is Their Aim Noisvl Nvwr uns tlivrv so niuvh noisvl Bt'- twvm-ii tht- ht-ll's ring and tht- ummltlcturis Si- lt'm't'l lllOl't' is at tlt'illi1'lllIlfI alvtivily with nhivli rw- v vwii illIlt'S 5tIlIlll'l' on Brontlwuy vnininl vuln- pt-lt-. Al this linit- il sunntls haul: hut un instant lata-r. with Slt'lltlt'l' hilton in huntl. Nlr. Buhulivh rnps for Sllt'llt't' thvn illt'I't' is music: lt is musii' 1-n-:its-tl hy Ll gmtip of people who liuve wnrlwtl. auitl wurlu-tl hnrtl. for ai lung linu- to lcurn lCwi'x' Guml Bm lim-s lfiiit-.H l'rau'tit'c hns lwmi worth 1-wrt hit ul tnnv zmrl lillltll' spt-nl. for if they haul nut imrkt-sl diligently. i tht-sv stnth-nts wunltl not linw thirst' first plnvc wt-urnls :intl pritlc' in aiunnplislniu-nt that is now Tlivse- office-rs, Fri-tl illlltbllltis. pn-sitlr-lit: juni:-s llrziwfurtl, vi1'1--pr4-si- tlvntg Juv Lev Culclvw-ll. st-t'r'i-tu1'yg anal Sumlru .luhnsun tnnt pn-sm-nt at t'lllllCI'Ll tinwl. txwnsiiiw-1': huntllm- tht' lnx-invss nflnirs of Ihr- hunml. II7 ,f-- 1' A fm . div A 'f -5 ,A ,, ,g2+?ff1: '- 'sv vw 'f win if - . v ' 1 4. 5 1 f W' V 1, 4513 . W I 5 it -QA, . 3.4-1-u1n QUE' ,S , ,'. 3,4 A K , -, HIVV H' my 1 :QNJ ew WTS XX. i,4 -' . g 'fi xy 'V lr - Hymn - 2' ' 5? If Jliww,-li! av ' 95 Q gi ' X Fc W v 2 1 S N U 3 V19 1 U,,, - Q fn gg, i 5 iff .15 1 w Irv ' KA SAS. WW' 16 . if TT X If if 5 1 v ! 5 Y E 5 D. !',.' Extra! Extra! Hurricane Announces Popularity Winners Who got what?,' was the question students asked as they rushed around getting ready for the first annual Hurricane Ball, at which the outcome of the Who's Who contest was announced. Annually, the Hurricane staff sponsors a popularity contest, in which thirty-one IHS students cop titles. The winners are elected by popular vote of the students. SUE FINCHER: Chosen as Miss IHS and Miss Popularity, Sue numbers among her outstanding activities and honors this year the positions of Hurricance Beauty and Homecoming Queen. TYLER SWINDLE: Tyler is the proud owner of two titles: Mr. IHS and Mr. Success. Besides being an outstanding member of the band, he is very popular among the students and was elected president of the student hody this year. S I ' - rf t if? , 1 ' r . N ,W 4 ' ' Q35-'Kd we M. , , .--., . w' . -. 'Q - -' sf fif- ' 9' l n .QL . 1 I 5 - . ' , -'fff' . px? Fil 4N,e-'xl ' K . Y , K 1 ,. ,1 f. .Q . . ' . if Af , x. 62 0 'gr I4 .y H A'-rs ggi- . W . fe 'cm' . SL A: : al 3' 4 gf! lub 4. V V- .zixsn-. 'degree ' tf !f'L15 ln this, our Jonesboro Hilgh School, are memories so clear. Sue Fincher and Tyler Swindle as MR. and MISS JHS. MATTHEWS MEN'S 81 BOYS' APPAREL II9 MX Anyone eare for an autograpl1'f ask Sue 1'iiIll'llt'I' and Holi Cameron. MR. and MISS l'Ol'lil..-KRITY. BOB CAMERON: Popular Bolt goes ln' the name of Mr. Popularity. Mr. Versa- tility. and Mr. lt. He lias won many honors. is presi- dent of the Key Club. was a delegate to Boys' State. and winner of the annual football sportsniansliip award. Popularity Contest ames HLUISIC l'.-XCK: l'1loise.1'llos- en as Miss Talent. well de- serves this title lweeause of her varied aliilities. Her most outstanding talents are sing- ing and playing the piano. Slie is also well known for lier friendliness and eheery nature. l4lil'Nl'I'l l S FOOD Z0 X 4. SIURI. 'Oh well. talent isn't ewrytliingf' monnnent Eloise Paek and Holi Harrelson. NIR. and 'X NS 'I'ALl-IN T. ROI! llMllllCl.SON: M- thongh Holi hasn't aittenclefl ,IHS long. he has stopped right in and shown us what un outstanding lmoy he ri-ally is. llis singing ailwility lHl'0lla2'lll hiin the honor of lu-ing vhoscn Nr. Tzllvnt in thc' Wllll,S Wlicr elvvtion. Holi lornivrly sung with his own lmncl in North l,ittlv Rock. 4.-4' Ranch for thi- sky. parmlne-r. cl:-inancl Gayle- Vow:-ls and Tylvr Swimlle- as MR. and lt SUCCESS. CC 99 the Personality Plus uliut tht' train just cun't run off anti lvavv us. Wi-'rt' only thirty xninutvs late! svrvznn ,lnaly llfh'Adzn11s :intl Jann-s Hill-y Crawford. NIR. and MISS l7El'FfNI3AlllLlTY. G,fXYl.lf VUWICIS: Chosen as Miss Genius ancl Miss 511111-ss. Gayle. who is ai fin- ulist in the National lVleril Svliolzirsliip vontvst. rvzilly fiv- serws hvr titles. Shi- is ai nwinlu-r of thc' Sviviivv Glnlw and ilu- National llonor So- civty. CHILIYS EQllll'MlQN'l' COMPANY -, Mix ai litllt- ul this and ti littlt- nl that until you liavt- a little- uf t-vt-rytliingf' This is thr- rvvipt- for ,ln .-Xnn ,lnlmsun :intl lloh Cztiiivrtm us NIR. untl MISS VFlRSATll,lTY. .lxXNllfY4 t1lt:XWl 0lil7: Chn- stfn als Nlr. llffpt-mlzilmilitx. ls trlll' of lltt' tlttmsl popular hms in his vluss. llc is at IlN'Iltlht'I' of tht- Natitmal llunnr Suvic-ty. Ke-3' Cluh. :intl is pri-sitlvnt of lhv svnim' llxl55. KENNY ASTON: Wh i l 1' ninintuining un Au znvrugv. K4'llllf has still .inaniugvcl In I't'llIlllII wnt' nf tht- must avliw' :mtl tblllililllillllg lmys in JHS,' . N . llc- mls c'lt'r'lf'tl Mr. in-nius aintl Mr. lfsquirt' hy his vlass- innte-s this yvzxr. Anmiig his im-it-tl an-tivitie-s this War wvrt- lttuliti flluh prvsiflc-nl. Kc-y Chili. Nzitimial l-lonm' Stwivty. :intl Buys' Stats' tlf'lf'- gate-. 22 Whois Who Winners ,IIIIIY Xlt-AIIAMS: ,I u cl 5. c-levtf-cl lVliss lilepmirlalmility. certainly fits her titlv. Slit' Can always he tlc-pmitlf-cl upmi to do anything rica-Q-sszii'y in her currivular ancl exlravur- rirular avtivitic-s. jutly haul the lmnor of reigning as ,lll5 lianfl lIll0t'II this yvur. Out fur a night un tht- Kumi. urn- Num llvan Scott antl Kvnny Asttni. NIR. l'l5Qllllll' lttll MISS FASHION I'l.A'l'I'f. -4s..x NORA DEAN SCOTT: Be- cause of her neat appearance and attractive clothes. Nora Dean was chosen Miss Fash- ion Plate. She is a member of the Radio Club and the Pep Squad. 4.u-'za-,, K: ' ll? 'iffy A Shlilil The l1rains.arc at work. Gayle Vowels and Kenny Aston as MR. and MlSS CENIUQ Elected by Popular Vote ins like everything is going up thesc dak, state Charlotte Gamble and Fred Dacus. MR. and M ISS PERSONALITY. ss.-as New ---s cb ck.. Y,....:, i ' wwf?-131' mei? .::1:s.t,5cr.t1.:1 . , .-sgsf-sf ' K enmnzr, Anza? Ag-v If ffr ,fmlfl 9 , ..., C A-4 f 111 my xi f 1rff'.1' i ff, -M., l Q nf WMM ', -,,,,, .H-af' ,yM,f H .ff ,f JO ANN JOHNSON: Her vivacious personality and her ability to 'do well in whatever she undertakes caused Jo Ann to he chosen Miss Versatility. As head cheerleader, cheer- leading takes up quite a hit of her lime. She has also been chosen Key Club royalty and a Hurricane Beauty. CHARLOTTE G A M B L li: Charlotte's cute and friendly personality won for her the titles of Miss Personality and Miss Wit. She is student hody treasurer and president of Tri-Hi-Y. N 9 'N PH. l the lmathingz suit that counts. agree Palsy Brown and Bob Cameron. NIR. lT and . ILS 001 FRED DACUS: Personality plus is certainly what won the title of Mr. Personality for Fred. He is an active memher of the National Hon- or Society. Key Cluh. and a member of the Colden Gang Foothall squad. JH Picks the 66Cream of the Cropi' I'A'I'SY BROWN: Patsy. drum inajorettc of the hand. well deserves the title of Miss Oomph. She is also in the Pep Squad and the Radio lllulm. ,I 0 lf l. If li CAl.llWl'il.l,: Named lVlr. Wit. Joe Lee. president of the National llonor Society. merits his lille lveeause of his friendli- ness. good humor. and quick wit. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, say Charlotte Camhle and joe Lee Calmlwxll MR and MISS WIT. to Lillian Jones as First Sw xlkdi , i . gg , -:: L. 41, :X ii'1izg f'fE3Tfi',., a.g:.ng.,5 ., w-m.,:.:i- --:gz ,M Q.-:-L2-4 ,-1 fi.-gg. - 4 fi ,:.-.,:.: ,Q . .U ,ish , ..:,:. A 1- X f .- .. xxx? it ' V .fsaeav 4,5 , ,rl gh., 'mu S ,fb D5 MVA ,, WELS' H H we 'A' iixb wx J W, XQLQA, . f 2 4, if v i 3, 1 4 im .Q 1 1 ,F 13.2 fha F iq V M HF it xx w AVQ 'f wa 1- -9 iff gg , 2. LILLIAN JONES F1151 Beauty Colorful Hurricane Ball - P' Nine excited beauties gather around the fireplace after the presentation. The first heauty. Lillian Jones, with her escort. Larry Lewis, is seated in the center. The other beauties and their escorts are: Shirley Gillespie and ,lack Sheltong Sharon Cherry and Charles Perkins: Judy Neal and Johnny Bunch: Jo Ann Johnson and Jack Davis: Sue Fincher and Bob Cameron: Janet Burnett and Leon Barnes: Sherry Heringer and Clyde Grissom: and Sue Bittle and Jon Curzon. 'Twas the night before Christmas. and as a' rule, not a creature was stirring ,cept at East Schoolll-The event was the annual Hurricane Ball for the presentation of Whois Who and heauties. Each member of the student hody was asked to hand in on a secret hallot his selection of the Whois Who and the nine most beautiful girls. The names of the winners were kept secret until intermission at the dance. Parents of the beauties serve punch and cookies to the students at the intermission after the presentation of the beauties SUSANNE 81 SUSANNE WEST DRESS SHOPPES Highlight of the hristmas Season Lillian Jones. overjoyed with having been chosen first beauty. accepts a dozen American Beauty roses from Mrs. Kate Fryer. Her escort, Larry Lewis, looks on. This isnst the first year Lillian has received honors for her beauty, having placed first last year and second the year before. Beauty isn't all she is known for. Her pleasing personality and witty remarks will long be remembered at J.H.S. Lillian is a senior and a member of various clubs. Sponsors of the Hurricane Ball was the Hurricane annual staff. Bob Harrelson, a IHS senior. and the Catalinas. from North Little Bock. provided the entertainment, and Mrs. ,lane Steinegger was the Mistress of Ceremonies. The dance was given in the East School cafeteria. which was decorated in the Christmas motif. Beside a massive fireplace was a large decorated tree. As the beauties were announced. Mrs. Aston presented each beautyis escort with a stocking bearing her name lettered in glitter. These were hung on the chimney as each beauty took her place before the fireplace. Dancing to the music of Bob Harrelson and the Catalinas, the students look forward to intermission. DAUGHERTY LUMBER COMPANY Student for DAR. Award Chosen by Student Body. On the hasis of leadership. scholarship. dependability. and loyalty. the LHS. student hody chose Sandra Johnson to receive the 1950 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Sandra has proved to he a leader hy serving as Sophomore class treasurer. Junior class vice-president. and treasurer of the hand. Because of her scholastic ahility and dependability. Sandra was inducted into the N.H.S. where she serves as vice-president. Loyalty to her school is evident because of her participation in various activities and her ahility to do a job well. ART SHOP 30 Q Part Three CO, HURRICANE, GO! Came a tribe from the hill, brave and bold, Bearing banners of Black and Cold, Tried and true to subdue any foe. Co, Hurricane, go! Le-fs all bear flown for the Hurricane That the victory will be ours again. F' ht on with hearts true and bold, ' r lg Come on, Hurricane, go. n the Field Sports Events .l.H.S. Jam-t Burns-tt Peggy Tater Charlotte- Dryer GREAT SOUTHERN COACHES Direct Route to Memphis and St. Louis ,A if 1 IllClClRl,lCAIll'IliS Ann .IUIIIISHII Julia Ann ,ltllllilll :Nm-tlv llmnlnulll Chlllllrlll' Hur 1I.'l'. PURYIS X SON, INC, Ilir111mr11lx arf' f UfI'l'1'fn -.......l..., f 3 'gf ig, ,fs , nb 23 C F' . W ' Q, 4 ,-Q1 x Q. .. J O B- if - - . Q r I M251 ii il X FRONT ROW: Burnis Posey, Billy Bailey. Fred Dacus, Larry Barkley. Bobby Puryfar, Marvin Hinton, Ronny Diggs, Al Brown, Isaac Wood, Miko Vowell. SECOND ROW: Terry Maxfield, Joel Mangrum, Jerry Hurst, Bill Gott, George: Hall, Mike Vinson, Bob Camoron, Jim Wilkins, John Hughey, Bill McClain. THIRD ROW: Fred Spurlock, Chip Latourette. Bill Etter, Mike Bridger, Bob Harrelson, Golden Hurricane l Left: Doug Cobb, head football coach Right: Bob Bradbury, assistant football coach ,pw s 5 5 I , , ii l,ii ifrfi BIG STAR FOOD STORE and FALK FOOTWEAR 111 1. 13 'K ' T. Y. 'Y 'AYlN 9f'lli X -2 -M.-q V .4 Q .uf 'j'f'ff .T l .. K ii , can Qian- .-...-..----. 1 X Nr A ...X K.: Y' -'ik ' , , 1 Ji I. x Mmnl. ,M , N.,.,.,.: Iv , Q , - a , v K, 'Y ' I ,L ' - 9 Y, ,1.. . . Y ,mu W, fy '1 'v L 4 j ' M 1 . . . , , -ya 1 V 1' U ,K WNW, k . L ' -A .......,4u,. f f if my 'Q ,gk 1 I lil' I Q H' - '14 A, .l , I 4 i V gf 'si' ' K 35 ,vi 5 6 A - Q Ii- , ., ,, - I O N- 3 . -a i -1.6 v- X A , T , xl i is 5' T. W . T o Q l ki 1 J . t ' ,'f if ' V l ix T Y ill y X if.-f ' ' 1 ix Q T 4 A3651 -T 273 - 1, 31, - 1 ' , Y K 1 , ,if r K T.. X iw.. 5 K or ' i 'mice ..... . - A- l '- l Rnlwrt Kluge-, Tom Shvlton. Gary Cole, Maurice Moye, Ronnie Cage. FOURTH ROW: Butch Smith, Dickie- Longgrvar, Ed Hinsun, Bob Gibson. ,lohn Mathews, Warren Dupwe, Bill Harris, John Lovo, 'llylvr McClain, lloln Wolfe. Jim Schultz.- Displays Its Best The managvrs for the IHS Golden Hurricane this yvar wvrv Ronnie' Bvnnett, Brooks Holifield, ,Ivrry Williams, and Phil Osmvnt. MALCO THEATERS and BARTON LUMBER COMPANY Grid Machines Gain Experience K H, C,- -'aw r W.-g J A Q.. A 9 it 7 t A' Q if! A ii lgf K'-z.. 1 -e -at ! lx 3 JOEL gIAl:liGRUM , ,V 2 Q of g-.ILTQQQLL A 1, K 5 uar 'ju Q W - A Sr,r?.? 9 -'l gf,., yr ..f M' . i L ,I qw? A :N - N. .K v ' ,.,. .1',- -,Ql..lf '- 'l:0f.x h. if ' , ' ., 2' w. '.r'f By - wif ' . -Lp it 'TV lil, S QQ 4-'bv 1 il, r , A JOHN NIATHEWS End P I ,-li l if-2 ai 'J i , -lui.,rl-.arp-,..-hL'.'UK had ffidix- 4. er , 5- '-5' ' I lill,l, 5lt'lil-AlN Fullbacl-1 36 t FREDDACUS 1 ' if - I-Igilfhack if g . ik. t M ii ii JI-IS--19 BATESVILLE-0 The Golden Hurricane rambled to a comfortable 19-0 rev margin inthe first game of the season over a good Batesville team on the Pioneer's home field. Sparliling defensive play highlighted the contest which started what Hurricane supporters expected to be a very exciting season. A IHS--13 STUTTGART--0 ln the opening game of conference play the Hurri- cane surprised the favored Stuttgart Ricebirds with a combined effort by rolling to a 13-O win. Chunky Bob Cameron and Mike Vinson scored the Jonesboro TD's ,L with Mike Bridger converting a PAT. E Que' 'l'liliRl MA,Xlfll'2LIJ A Tm:kl'i IHS-M6 NEYVPORT-39 The Colden, Gang opened its home season in a very valiant fashion. They were completely outmanned, though, lily a very powerful Newport team. Bob Cameron, Qloneshoro's All-State candidate. wcavecl 20 yards for I fl I fi 'P .5 I - 552 lin - I K ' in the home teanfs only score. F mal score 59-6. i . , A-K ti It 'V TQr2lf,?,r,?1 M iii? 432256. . ft on f gh. 1.ARRY lsfxkifilsx' .Halfhavk WOMACK TV and RADIO SERVICE ROYAL PHARMACY Through Victoriesi and Defeat K Q 3 v :Mai 1 A h X 1 .X A I rf 1 ii. W2 fine fikvvt ,I K ,z Akgz I N413 1 V A if X :E , Q ' A . Zirghlfgsfs '1,iA3,, X Q .1 ,gf ' X :V - , ggxfljxlwyfb 'lfgil Ee I ni . f i 'X .f 3de-X1iQYf',QNS34'geihE,'15P - 'W I 'PI -1'r.g, Q. ., SV 'V' ' '11 W Y i Quarterback Y , TYLER MCCLAIN we A -W it End IHS--0 WEST MEMPHIS-13 In the Golden Gladiator's second home game they , K f containedia very strong West Memphis team although W e i they went down to defeat 13-O. The Blue Devils, ranked -6th in the state, were held magnificently by the Hurri- i V cane and with a few breaks the game could have gone ,Q the other way. e e i ' 1 '32, ff e i Q .IHS---7 p 'iff .. After aelapse of eight with i e Blylheville was renewed e 7-6 with The first jumped to a 6-0 lead in the last Hertis' TD the Chicks: decisive Playing tained the ' fn ffl ' 'Q' if xli ,ff 7' ..-'1 'l K- K e?,1,m.i,1es' i 31- 'NN -.1L.... b ,, A ' - ---- l o Q tif: PV .fl ah, ' n-.... -........ -w---- V I M or f . if 58 . 1 it U v l m , vm ,SA N f'-aw iggisk ,st 1 - 4 1' . ,, ' ' tW'i q of In MIKE VINSON MIKE BRIDCER WARREN DUPWE Junior Guard Junior Tackle Junior Tackle ,I HS-0 Forrest City-47 Playing a team that eompletely out-classed them. the Colden llurrieane was swamped hy the mighty Forrest City lVl'ustangs -I7-O. The stubborn Hurricane defense held the Mustangs lo a 6-0 halftime lead. liowever. in the 2nd half the difference of the teams hc-Caine olmvious. The Golden Gang held on gallantly. lmut they 4-ouldn't stop the Mustangs. JHS-1 3 Helena-6 Playing in a continuous downpour of rain. the Hurrivane heat the Helena Indians 13-6. At the half the Colden Gang trailed the Indians 6-0. But in the 3rd quarter Joel lVIangrum recovered la Helena fumlile. This ignited a drive that was climaxed by a Tl? hy Roh Cameron who later scored again. Chip Iiatourette kivked one extra point. With ct Fighting Spirit al 1 my v -... ll.- 'H we ' . , Za? .Lila fe U u.... YV X ISAAC WOOD BOBBY GIBSON CARY COLE junior Cm-ntvr .lunior Quarterback .Iunior End COURT SQUARE DRUG STORE and SIMMONS' RADIO AND TV SERVICE I J .J vii' of fs ,W . , 4,- Wleh. ' 'M I 'SW E M -iff fr, , , W. 'Q Md, 7 wwf: 'W ' f..w-- - T- X L BOB WOLF TOMMY SHELTON BILLY JOE BAILEY Junior End Junior Guard Sophomore Halfhack J HS-21 Wynne-0 The unyielding defensive line of the Jonesboro Hurricane plus the brilliant passing of Bobby Cib- son resulted in a 21-0 shut-out of the Wynne Yellow- jackets. The Jackets were held to a minus yardage by the stubborn Hurricane line. Gary Cole scored two touchdowns and Bill Harris the other. This win assured the gang of fourth place in the rugged Region 2AA. J HS-27 Paragould-7 In the 52nd edition of the annual Thanksgiving game with Paragouldl Jonesboro romped to a thrill- ing 27-7 win. Twelve seniors. who form thenucleus of this year's squad. ended their high school career. The Bulldogs were no. match for the best Hurricane team in several years. Jonesboro ended the season with a 0--l mark. the best since 195-I. and the Will to Win. X X , , Y Q I I .pg l I f N' lat'-xl JIM SCHULTZ Sophomore Tackle BARKLEY REAL ESTATE ACENPY my - M I , X' U il ,t . H ,, 1' we ,M l ' is TN-s.M in ' N, l i I f Iii 17? J N? MJ .I Q I M , HAR, up .... A I J' .nv i t H' 'ww 'WW' iw Wll ' W i r ' I' w lw'l v , 'V -TWT l ' ,i I I W.. ' ll,.i. -.4 ED HINSON JIM WILKINS Sophomore End Sophomore Fullback 1 W v I39 Material for Future Hurricane --A we ,,, . . - W f 1 5 FIRST ROW: Burnis Posey, Alfred Brown, Bobby Puryear, Jerry Hurst. SECOND ROW: John Hughey, George Hall, Marvin Hinton, Mike Vowels. THIRD ROW: Bill Gott, Billy Etter, Dickie Jones, Freddy Spurlock. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Gage, Ronnie Diggs, Bobby Kluge, Chip Latourette, Maurice Moye. Junior Varsity Coach, BUDDY BELL The ,l.H.S. Junior Varsity enjoyed the most successful year of football in many years. Eyen though they were short on experience and size, they held their own against some very formidable opponents. The play- ers acquired much knowledge and adeptness to be used in the making of next year,s Hurricane. They ended the season on a good note by trounc- ing the Burdette team 27-7. These boys will be depended upon to a great extent in the future as J.H.S.'s Junior Varsity continues to build the Hurricane. Cameron Received Sportsmanship Award Bob Cameron receives the Sportsmanship Award, presented by Shap Pryor, president of the Booster Club, at the football banquet. Guests at the annual Booster Club football banquet enjoyed a delicious meal before presentations were made l4l 'Wg ueen Sue and Maids J.H.S. ll0lIIf'f'0IIlillALl' Queen SUE FINCHER Que-1-n Sue- is cruwmwl by Hurri- cane- vaptuin Bob Cam:-ron in a spwlaclllur pro-gamv ceremony lu-fnro the- West M1-mphis con- Irsl. cclieignfed but Did . ot Rulen HOMECOMING ROYALTY Sophomore' Mnifi Queen Junior Maid Shorrv Ht5I'iI1gPf SU? Fillffhff MMF' JU Martin The limnvcmning royalty, Mary Jn, Sue, and Sherry, were escorted onto the field by Tri-captains Joel, Bob, and Butch in a pre-game Cereniony with West Memphis. JH Cagers Took to the Hardwood BOTTOM HOW: Lowell Miller, Cary Cole, Earnest Stallings, Whid Childs, Benny Shelton, John Love. TOP Toni Watkins lpieture unavailahlel. -eg, 'UN Head Basketball Coach, BOB BRADBURY The T58-559 Hurricane took to the hardwood this year with high expectations for the upcoming cage season. Up to publication date. Jonesboro has been very successful in local prep play with a 16-6 record. With four seasoned veterans fortn- ing the core of the squad. along with some hust- ling newcomers, the Hurricane is definitely a threat to take State laurels this year. for Another Rugged Season ROW: Coach Bob Bradbury, Bobby Gibson, Warren Dupwe, Johnnie Bunch, Carroll Anderson, Boo Smith. The managers help the team by taking care of the uniforms, issuing new equipment, and Cleaning up the dressing rooms. They also assist the coach by running errands. etc. Managers, JOHN MATHEWS and LARRY BAUER 37' rf 'Y K AS , V lg, ISICYYX 5lllfl,'I'UN .lullx IHVIC WIIIIH 1 IIII UF Fvni-vx' Ifmxxallnl 51'l1iur l7m'ug111I lr flllillll llnopsters M01 n tam Hll l'1 'l f?UI18 F1 gl1 t111 g I'1.XRNll'1 51'-'UIIAINCS lI'XHliULl. AXNIJICHSON ll UU ltlll 5f'Hi I' I' NIH! Jllllilll' fil'Ill4'l' .lunior 4 I 1' 97 f ff 0 ive-aislf J , 5 4 qu. inn xi J fix' 1, mg W N' .X I 1 W lynx N QESQQ ul 3 5' WARREN IJUPWE JOHNNY BUNCH BOBBY GIBSON Juniur C1-ntvr Junior lluurml Junior lfwrwurml Spnmf Through Successful Season I'0MN1Y WATKINS KENNETH SNIITH LOWFLI. NIIILICR junior Cvnh-r Junior Guard Supllonmrc lluurml I l X f-P 1 VJ ' ' gi- . .4 5 W WW' xl B 1 I48 1., 1 . MM xv 1 - ., LA y . W Q my Qiiqggb K . -Y ,, ,A A Lp5gv:.LL,r,i ' '1 ,KL .Ev Jim :-- .5 ,K Nh ' 0 E will-4 - Q Y Colt- tlriws for an easy layup Shot. Stallings goes so far as to make faces at his opponent so as to rvadt Four enior Stars af' 4 his pursuer. Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro, Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro, 7 , Jonesboro, W Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro ,,ee, , Jonesboro J onesboro, 7 , J onseboro Jonesboro ,,,... , 68 -I-8 6- lt A10 T0 T5 62 78 60 50 'll 63 55 -L5 64-L 51 A13 T2 51 50 50 56 Cole and Stallings struggle to rm-- gain possession of the slippery roundball. Vlfynne Newport Rector l'lelenzl Wt'St Meinpliis Hoxie W5'IlIl6 Monette Searcy Stuttgart Pine Bluff Newport Green County I.eat-livillo Forrest City Blytheville Helena Truman Pine Bluff West Meriipliis Leachville Blytheville Teell ICIHHUXII X o- S' ' ' ' I QV ' Q ' ' ' 'Q 9 1 I I ill W. J 4 l.tl mnth. llumlfly Hannllon. Burm. Porey. Tow ny Spark.. SELOND ROW. Junmy Wxlkm, Nlcky Snow, Ihil Oamtnt Nlurxin llltlltlll. llill llott. Tllllill ROW: Bobby Puryear. manager. Jim Schultz. Johnny James. Freddy Spurloek, Buddy Bell, roach 663638879 Gain kill for Hurricane of the Future ltllllllt lilfl,l. ll 'IW-ann float-h 50 Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro JoneSboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Joneeboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Jonesboro Rector Monette Hoxie Nettleton , Caraway , Monette Green County Caraway Forrest City Lake City Blytheyille Monette Caraway Brookland Annie Camp Nettleton Tech .gr 1, 3,1- -I3 23 50 -ll 55 -I5 16 52 50 -12 58 .43 Ill 38 Tennis Team FRONT ROW: Larry Barkley. Robert Cook. Johnny james. Marvin Hinton. SECOND ROW: Randy Hinton, Steve Wall, 'l'onuny Xvutkins. John Mathews. Prospects for the Tennis Team Look Good Returning Squadniun Returning Squadmun ROBIQRT COOK TOMMY WATKINS Bolstereml hy a fresh Crop of sophomores and experienced veterans. the J.H.S. Tennis Team is ex- pected to have zu more than successful season. Track Team TRMIK 'l'l'IANl MEMBERS: John Mathews, Bob Cameron, Joel Mangrum, Kenny Aston, Bill McClain, Billy Bailey, Xlikt- Britlgf-r. Miko Vinson, Randy Hinton, Terry Maxfield, Jerry Stogsdill, Tommy Watkins. Bill Harris. Maurive Nloyv. David liannimorv. Johnny James. Sherman Jumper, Herbie Sharp, Bob Harrelson. Dana Davis, Marvin Hinton, Warren llupwv, llivk Longglrvar. Marvin Buerkle. Jim Hardin. Melvin Wtiiiiaek. John Stogsdill. Bill Carrothers. Tyler Xlrtllain. lirnvst Stallings. Sonny Foster, Cary Cole, Freddy Uaeus, Bobby Gibson. pring ports Take Over 'IBMIK RI-l'l'llRNEES: John Mathews, Mike Bridger, Bob Cameron. Bill McClain. Joel Mangrum, Bill Harris, John Love, Jerry Stogsilill. David Cannimore, John Stogsdill. Bob Harrelson, Larry Barkley, Mike- Vinson, Wlarren Dupwe. Freddy llavus. The veteran-loaded J.H.S. Track Team has very bright hopes for a District and possibly a State crown. Golf Team 3 23. QQ '29 V K fu 3 Qi. X v a' ' Y 45? 96 FIRST ROW: Marvin Hinton, Randy Wisdom, Whid Childs. Randy Hinton. BACK ROW: Phil Osment, Jim Schultz Kenneth Smith. Athletic Scene at I1-I. . RETURNING SQUADMEN: Phil Osment, Whid Childs, Randy Hinton. J.H.S. linksters prepare for winning year as they strive to further Hurricane spirit in spring sports. llllllll'lllll' pluym-5 seein In lmw IlllXl'1l few-liiigs after finishing thvir Flll'PP5Si-Ill SPIIQUII with an lIHPI'l'SQlV1' victory over l'ni nnlwl. Courage That Never units e 1 mg W x. .5 QQ mn Wulkinf gm-5 high fur lwu against l.i-an-livillv. Carroll Anderson lwlps the vausv an the llurrivzinv wu- quvrs Wynmx .pr Hurricane Staff And so another Hurricane comes to an end. llt,s time to close the door on this year, but we can do it with a smile, for we know our memories can be revived each time we open this book. Open it often-- today, tomorrow, twenty-five years from now. And may we' realize that these years . . . perhaps 'nthe best years . . . have also been the formative years. the basic pattern for our lives. The Hurricane's geometric design and simplicity are here to present a clear and modern picture of the life we lived at J.H.S. in 1058 and 1950. To complete the picture, we've added a supplement of spring activities. including the Prom and Graduation. The supplement will be re- ceived during: the summer and can be fitted into the hack of this Hurricane. To the Seniors-Congratulations. good luck, and so long! To those of you who are left-Keep on making these the best years of your livesnl LEON BARNES, Editor JON ESBORO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JONESBORO, ARKANSAS Office of The Principal Dear Subscriber: Spring of I 959 This school yearbook has been made possible, in parI', by Ihe conI'ribu- lions from +hese people. We wish +o Ihanlc Ihem for 'Iheir help in recording our school year in 'Ihis boolc. Please give +hese people your paI'ronage because Ihey are loyal boosrers of our school. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. FARMERS STATE BANK STONE'S PHARMACY ABERNATHY MOTOR CO. WOMACK TV 81 RADIO SERV. ROYAL PHARMACY GRACE ELECTRIC CO. GREAT SOUTHERN COACHES HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. H. T. PURVIS 81 SON. INC. VOWEL'S PRINTING 8a SUPPLY WILLIS CALDWELL. INC. COOKSEY FLOWER SHOP SERVICE PHARMACY GLOBE DRUG STORE GREGG FUNERAL HOME CALEB WATSON 8: CO. DONNIS SHOP MODERN BEAUTY SHOP COURT SQUARE BARBER SHOP ABC CLEANERS SWINDLE'S FLOWER SHOP QUALITY PRINTING CO. Sincerely, THE HURRICANE STAFF SUSANNE 81 SUSANNE WEST JOSEPH FOOTWEAR HEINEMANN'S ASC DAIRY GLORIA'S BEAUTY SALON BARKLEY REAL ESTATE CT. SQUARE DRUG STORE SIMMON'S TV SERVICE BIG STAR FOOD STORE FALK FOOTWEAR ROYAL CROWN BOTTLG. CO. HOUSE OF FASHION ART SHOP CULVER RADIO 81 TV SERV. ROLAND HUGHES MALCO THEATERS BARTON LUMBER CO. 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