Malvern High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malvern, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

lla! mH'lQCl4 H 4 ' 1:2 V ' ' .5 ' s 5 r in , 5 FL? . '- published by THE MALVERN HIGH SCHOOL MIRROR STAFF OF 1960 Malvern, Arkansas -sl' zz ..., up , Ev gl f- vw' ,,,,., L 'I '1- 'J DEDICATION Scratch the g.een . mi 0 L1 .ml ng 0 Anton R. R. 'LooKedo.1kv. e.o1eaL ocn oar' eerie of NOUUI mb eh mane mmu on on the rnnd and Na I tr o .orexe You have dedxcated xour hfe to the rrcldmg of ou Q Q Hd we rrmx :- good cmzen m the vo C1 of romor ov HOL. Haxe 'mo-4 .Q ' o new er heutated to lead UQ m the rlght wax bo to '01, N L e we ue, cate 1960 MIRROR ,J fl X, 1: . 'C ' 1 yi 1 , I' . 1'.':'.N1srg11:131eso.L,an: a syafreg o. -r ' R ' 1 1' HF ezf : e urges: eo..e. SCQ2AS'w1Th ii : A 'ings I' 1' 1 .5 '.' an r '..nt,1:et les! ' 'rf' ' ' 1' Q 1 ' I Lh'r3e1erssoZ1.'t 1 .' 'be -- .- ..x .. v. .' ..,-,.1-.,- .f,.1-...,,.4 : .A . . . . .. -mga. 3: Dug. A . ur 41.4- ' -' Q A ' 'g ' .' , Jr. flilxh t, 4 il the MALVERN HIGH CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 1959-1960 By October the routine of school was be- coming more and more normal. The big news during the month was Homecoming, October 23, which the Leopards celebrated with a win over Jacksonville. Other victories by the Leopards were over Camden and Russellville and a tie with Conway. The Student Council dance following the home- coming game was enjoyed by a large portion of the student body. NOVEMBER September marked the opening of school with the usual long lines waiting to receive registration cards. The largest classes in the history of Malvern High School began the old grind of studying, lectures, and extracurricular activities. Football season got off to a bang with three straight wins over Sheridan, Morrilton and Crossett before falling before the bruis- ing Catholic High Rockets. OCTOBER The month of November saw the students receiving their first vacation since school opened. Two days were given the first week of November for State Teachers Meeting and two more days the last week for Thanksgiving The football team ended its most successful season in recent years with wins over Benton, Smackover, and Arkadelphia and a tie with Fairview. iixciitement ran high in December .is Iilllc kept drawing nearer and nearer for thc two weeks Christmas vacation. Basketball season not well under way and the Regional Tournament was held .i1 our gym with Catholic High coming out on top. .-X Christmas Decorations contest was sponsored by the Student Council and nearly all homerooms participated. Exits. Franklin's room won the top honor-. School closed on litiday, Dec- ember la, with an assembly which featured Christmas singing by the choirs and students and accompanied by the band. JANUARY CALENDAR DECEMBER Q. i 7. . February was also a month for snow as we had late season snow during the month. One of the many new things tried at our school this year was a Valentine's Post Office which was a very big success. Another very exciting event was Malvern's first annual Bas- ketball Coronation. The Coronation was very successful and for some, it will hold a lasting place in their mem- ories. On February 26 our 1959-60 basketball season came to a halt--a sad time for many playing their last MHS game. Snow was the big topic of conver- sation during January. We were back in school from Christmas holidays only two days when we received an additiona 1 'after this it was necessary for everyone ' to settle down to study for semester Q tests. The student body elected the Cam- pus Sweetheart who was Jimmie Rae Davidson. FEBRUARY holiday of two days because of the snow. MARCH CALENDAR During the month of April, our thoughts were turned to a more serious vein as many of us were attending regular or special services commem ing Easter. On April l and 2, Malv High was honored to serve as the host school for the State Convention ofthe National Honor Society. By this time, track season was well under way with our Leopard Thincla making a good showing. As always, each member of the team was doing his best and was trying to repeat the winning ofthe District IIIAA Champ- ionship. Ofal' Cfll ds MAY One of the biggest t-tems pzi our school year is the Student tlonuttl election. This Line when de-e:'.'.ri,1 juniors .ire nominated for Student Council president and vice presnient. .Xlong with the election vonzes .ill kinds of campaigning from poster parties to public debating. Another exciting event is Twirp Week, when the girls take up the Leap Year pursuit by asking the boys for dates. Sadie Hawkins Day is gi popular feature of 'lwirp Week. APRIL ,-,.-....,.... May, the last month ofthe school year, arrived with the usual flurry of festive events. The Junior-Senior Party, the prom, and all of the other senior activities are held in this short month. Graduation closed out the month with the good-bys and nostalgic memories especially of the seniors. nj ug ,lgggw M393 ' ,Lf Xlf C4'rpuJo.'c Q if Jflvlr, A f ' Amllffg I1 L'Vr!',,f,,J!7 A' .nl an-f.'-G-1 'f IQIHIQ full' , l q!l'.:lf Kan, gvf.-0. ,f.fr V f .f',,.X-.1. 4 4 .K lll'GIlL'O 8 DMINISWMAT lsgtdnfllffr f 5 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS LYAL L. BRUCE Henderson, B. A. University of Arkansas, M.S. Graduate work at Columbia University Mr. Bruce is completing his seventh year as Superintendent of the Malvern School Districts. Many improvements have been brought about during his administration, the latest being the new junior high school, which is now under construction. MRS. GLEN WISEMAN Secretary to Mr. Bruce is Mrs. Glen Wiseman, better known to the students as Pol1y. Her sweet smile and pleasing personality would certainly be an asset to any office. PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL TRAVIS FINCHER Henderson State Teachers College, B. A. University of Arkansas, M.E. Graduate work at Peabody College for Teachers and George Washington University In spite of the many trials which his office must present, Mr. Fincher always manages to keep Mal- vern High School running smoothly. He is completing his fourth year as principal of our school. MRS. LEWIS COOPER As secretary to Mr. Fincher, Betty, as she is called by the students, does everything from answering our endless questionsm prescribing aspirin for headaches. BOARD OF EDUCATION CLIFFORD YOUNG DR. PAUL MEANS Not Pictured CLINT FULLER 'lf S 215' MISS MARIORIE ANDERSON Secretarial Training 'N 'N Typing B. s. E., H. s. T. c. MISS ROSEMARY CASEY Shorthand and Bookkeeping B. A., Ouachita 'N -li MRS. ROY FRANKLIN Mathematics B. A. , H. S. T. C. George Peabody College for Teachers Columbia University, N. Y. U MRS. BILL HALBERT World History French B. A. , H. S. T. C. Southern State JOE DALE HOWERTON World History Speech B. A. , Ouachita BILL HUNT Coach B. S. , Arkansas A 8: M M. S. E. , H. S. T. C. MRS. CATHERINE RUTHERFORD Social Studies B. A. , H. S. T. C. FACULTY MRS. HILLIARD JONES Mathematics A. S. T. , University of Arkansas: B. A. , H. MRS. OLIVE KYLE English B. A. , Ouchita S.T.C FRED LAVENDAR .Agriculture B. S. , Mississippi State ,125 Nd' -I MRS. JAMES MORRISON - Secretarial Training, Typing B.S. E. , Arkansas ASLMQ M.S. E Henderson MRS. H. H. OVERTON Librarian E. T.S.C. O. L. PEARSON, JR. Coach B.S. E. , Arkansas ASLM LEE REDDIN Chemistry B. S. , Arkansas ASLM Ouachita, Southern State, University of Arkansas B.S.E., H.S.T.C.g M.S.L.S MRS. GROVER TREADW.-XY Biology B. S. E. , H. S. T. C. MRS. MAC TRE.-XDWELL English B. A. , Ouachita MISS BETTYE WALLACE Physical Education B. S. E., H. S. T.C. M. A., C. S. C.E. MISS CAROLE WILLIAMS English B. S. E. , Henderson CLINTON SANDERS Democracy and Arncrican History B.S.E., H. S. l.C. M. S. E., University ot' Arkansas MRS. EDWIN STR,-XUSS English and Latin B. , H.S.'l Ouachita '. C., University of Arkansas MRS. CECIL 'LATE Home Economics B S E A S 'l' C MRS. GLEN 'IIRYLOR Choir B. M. E., H. S. T.C. FACULTY f nv.-. F' 7 W,-v .s non-sr . K.. . v 1'-Gif ' . .e v 2 .5 .Won xv ...- N -L irlfih ,qv we If AQ wa' ,ff 137 51413 'r ti :L 4 'sv 1 '4 - 'H--qv.-1 FFICERS OF 1960 Pfesidem Vice President Sponsor LAWSON E. GLOVER, IR. D.-XIL STILES MRS. KYLE Wham WOYUI 4501115 al His bark is worse than all is worth doing well. his bite. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAWSON E. GLOVER, JR. -National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 45 Student Council 3,45 Who's Who 2, 3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Little Spots Staff 15 Piano Hobbyist 1, 2,3,45 Boys' State 4. DAIL STILES - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track l,2,3, 45 Student Council 3,45 French Club 45 Class Officer 1,45 Who's Who 1,2, 3,4. KATE ELLA TINDLE - Who's Who 3, 45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Drum Majorette 45 Majorette 1, 2,85 Girls' State 45 Student Council 15 National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 1,2, 3, 45 Sherwood Music Club 15 Little Spots Editor 15 Memory Book Staff 15 Football Royalty I,3,45 Class Officer 4. CHARLES EDWARD GIBBS - National Junior Honor Society 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Council 1, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Student Council 45 SASC Delegate 45 Sherwood Music Club 15 Latin Club 2, 3,4. Secretary Treasurer Sponsor KATE EI-I-A TINDLE CHARLES EDWARD Grass MR. HOWERTON Home You know her- Things don't turn up in YOLV11 never forget her- H this world until someone turns them up. CLASS OF 1 960 BARB.-XRA. LOUISE gXl.'l'OM C. xROl.YN ANDERSON BOBBY WAYNE A VERY QuietnuSQ vondensek ht-r A more at-cornodziting Ambition rules my brain 'Custom-made' happiness. person you'll never know. and love my heart. SENIOR ACTIVITIES B.fXRB.'XR.'X LOUISE .-XLTOM - F. H. A. l,23 Library Club 2, 3,4. CAROLYN ANDERSON - E. H. A. l, 2. Library Club 4. BOBBY WAYNE AVERY - Band l,2,3,4. DAN LOREL BLASINGAME - Band l,2, 3, 4. BILLY WAYNE BLEDSOE - F. E. A. l,2,3. VERNA LOYCE BLEVINS - National Junior Honor Society lg National Honor Society 3,45 Band l,'2,3,4g Pep Band 45 Junior Sherwood Music Club lg Little Spots Staff lg Who's Who 2. FRANK W. BOERS, IR. - Band l, 2, 3,4g Student Council 2g Who's Who 1,3543 Pep Band l,2,4g Band Council l, 2, 3, 4. DAN LOREL BLASINGAME BILLY WAYNE BLEDSOE VERNA LOYCE BLEVINS FRANK W. BOERS, JR. lf life is worth living, it An honest man is the The only way to have a I think I'll invent a is worth enjoying. noblest work of man. friend is to be one. spot remover to remove the spots left by spot removers. CLASS CW 'I 960 i MARGARET ANN BOLFMAN FR XNCFS LORFNF BRADY Rlflli BROWN Little and snappyg always 1 wisli to uiake no enemies. A :ight lieart lives long. rum'- SENIOR ACT1V1'l'llfS MARGARET ANN BOZEMAN - F. H. A. 1,25 Library' Club 3. FRANCES LORENE BRADY - Band 1, LI, 3,43 Library Club 4: F. H. A. 1. RUTH BROWN - F. H. A. 1. lwi.-XRT!l.k .ANN BRUCE - Band 1, 2, 3,41 F. H. A. 1,23 District Band Clinic lg Little Spots Staff lg National Junior Honor Society lg Piano 1, 23 Sherwood Music Club l,i2g Pep Band 1, 4. National Honor Soc1ety3, 4: Girls' State 3: Tl'1espains4. WILMA JEAN BURKS - F. H. A. 1.2. EVELYN JANE BURRIS - E. H. A. 1,2. MARY ANN CARTER - F. H. A. 1,2g Sherwood Music Club 1,2. MARTHA ANN BRUCE W11.lNlA JEAN BURKS FVFLYN JANE BURRIS MARY ANN CARTER Niceness to spare and 56HSrIiVS IO rlle filler Small in SI3IUr6 but Her friendliness is often calm in reserve. rlrlrlgi and The gerlller Srde larger in heart. hidden by her timidityf' oflifej' CLASS OF I 960 M.-XR'I'lIA ELAIIDA CHADWICK IMAX CHENAI.'L'Il JOHN W. COLE. If you're going, rny way, With a fr.end and a song uufe IS 1tSeUbUIa,rl41ITlC so ani l. 1 M111 UQW1 ,,1c,,m. of football. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARTHA ELAIDA CHADWICK - Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Student Council lg F. H. A. l,Zg Choir 3, 43 Sherwood Music Club lg Library Club 2, 3. MAX CHENAULT - Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball lg Track lg F,F. A. I,2, 3,43 Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4, Thespians 4. JOHN W. COLE IR. - Football l,2,3,4g Track lg Student Council President lg Football Co-Captain 4. All-District Football 4. WILLIAM HAROLD COLE - Football 4. FRANCES COLLINS - F. H. A. lp Piano Hobbyists 2. RELDA COLLINS - F. H. A. l,2. ERNEST O. COOPER, III - Boys' State 3. WILLIAM HAROLD COLE FRANCES COLLINS RELDA COLLINS ERNEST O. COOPER, III A quiet boy' but all the The way to be happy Pleasure must be bought The first element of good 01165 are like that, is to make others happy. but happiness is free. SUCCESS 15 the determina- tion to succeed. CLASS OF 1 960 Jovcii ANN HALL cosrou WEBSTER T. COTTEN Parsi' cox In dreams and in love NHOHOY. Ullih. Bild mall' She's kind hearted and there are no impossibilities. hood. true, SENIOR .ACTIVITIES JOYCE ANN HALL COSTON - Sherwood Music Club lg F. H. A. 1,25 Library Staff 1. WEBSTER T, COTTEN - Band l,2, 3,4, District Band Clinic l,2, 3, 43 All State Band 45 Band Co-Captain 4. PATSY COX - Glee Club lp Choir l. JIMMY CROWDER - Football I,2, 3,45 WhO's Who 2g Track I, 3. RICHARD CIJMMINGS - Basketball 2, 3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Student Council 2,45 Who's Who 4g Class Officer 2, 3, SASC Delegate 4. JIM CUNNINGHAM - Football I, 2, 3,45 Track l,2g Basketball l,3g F. F. A, lg F. H. A. Sweetheart 1. CLIFFORD CRANFORD JIMMY CROWDER RICHARD CUMMINGS JIM CUNNINGHAM I have spread my dreams Calm and conservative, He has a priceless possesion Count no time wasted under her feet. yet a devotee of the which everyone would like that is spent for leasure. P lighter side. to have--knowledge. 'els' Q00--f' Y' , CLASS I 960 Lx 4-x U!-r' Ve! HOT ClQNNlNGll.'+.M 3.1.1. 'ali CUP? KRIS'l'l ClfF.'lOlS lite oroll nterrztnent ze llttle nonsense now Her C11lllllFlL1SF11 is as in- tl reIre1h.n,g .1tU1bf1te. and then 13 relgshed by dornitablc as her unewerv- the w,seQt men. ng loyalty. SENIOR .-'tC'11'x'I'1'I1ZS 'QOH' CL'NNlNGll.'KM - rlthleticf l. .1.l.L.-'-.N CUJP - Band 1,3 75,-1gLat.n Club 2,3,4g French Club 4, Sherwood Music Club 1, .J,4g .'3.ULl1O'VlS1JZil Club LL, Fey Band 4. li'i1S'I'1CL'?9'l'lS - l.1ttle Spots lidgtor 1g Football Roya1t1.'2gL.lt.n Club 1, 2, 3,4g Neuronal Junlor Honor Sooety lg Natronal Honor Soc1ety3,4g Sherwood Musrt' Club lg Student Counol Z, fi,4g NASC 4g S. -.SC -4, Band 1,2,3,-lg Band Councgl 1,1L, 3,-4g Who's Who 4g Band Mascot 4g Magorette 1g innual Staff 1,4. JITJMIE ii.-XF IDLVIDSON - Natronal Iuntor Honor Society 1g Who? who 1,z, 3g Royalty 1,43 Cheerleader 1,1l,3g CllO1l'3,41 Little SpotsStaff1g Memor1.'Book Stglffl, C1assOffrc5er 1,2g F. H. 1,2,4gCaIT1pu1 Sweetheart 4. G1.END.i.JOYCH DL'CK'w'O?.'l'H - Natgonal Junror Honor Sooety 1g F. H. A. l,2g Llbrary Club 2. C. EDN.-1.?.DS - Prano Hobbifgsts 1, -, l5,4g Sherwood Must Club 1,3,4g National Piano Guild Auditions 1, Q, 3,-4g Sarah MacDowe11?1ano.l.Aar.:1,P.anol,2,3,-4gP1ano Graduate 4g F. H. 1, 2: Y-Teens 3,4g F. T. A.. 3,4g Lrtrle Spot: Staff 1. DONALD DAVID .UNMIK D.i.K'lIUSOX GLENDF. JOYCE DUCKWORTH JEAN C- EDWARDS The lrfe of the party' dependable mgxture Ore: and lgkeable. HAL' :ini OH me finger 22 f good-humor and pose. worth WO OH the Phone CLASS 57 4' I 1960 LAWRENCE D. ERWIN MARY E. FELTY BILLY EISER fx great lox-er of outdoor 'Oiiletness often leads to Hlaurity informality in a life. fame. practical classmate. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAWRENCE D. ERWIN - F. F. A. l,2,3,4. MARY E. EELTY - F. H. A. 1,2. KAREN RUTH FISHER - Pep Club IQ F. H. A. 1. ANN FITE - National Junior Honor Society lp F. H. A. 1,25 Sherwood Music Club 1. EARNEST FITE, JR. - Band 1, 2, 3,4g Audio Visual Club 3, Pep Band 2,3,4. MARGIE ANN FITE - F. H. A. 1,24 Sherwood Music Club 1. KAREN RUTH FISHER ANN FITE EARNEST FITE, IR. MARGIE ANN FITE As calm and quiet as a Relaxed and easy going He's a good fellow to Her composure generates Venetian summer night. is her common ship. know. a sunny outlook. CLASS OF 1 960 JOHN ITDWIN GILES, JR. P.-YI GUI.lJM.'tIi ISR,-'ID GR,-l.N'I', JR, 1Qxec1.t1x'e grhzlity .X Ge11tlt-nesssucteeus 'fklwtivs a Qtriile and Ll tieotittig ctirtirly and better than violence. hello that's sincere. ' getting sotticbouy else to do the work. SENIOR :XCTIVI TIES JOHN EDWIN GILES, JR. - Sherwood Music Club 1,2l,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Band l,2, 3,45 Piano Graduate 4. PAT GOLDMAN - Choir l,2, 3,45 Library Club 45 Y-Teens 2. BRAD GRANT, JR, - Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track l,2,4. GARY GRAY - National Junior Honor Society lg Audio-Visual Club 25 Little Spots Staff 1. BUTCH GREEN - Cheerleader 1,2,45 F.H. A. 1,25 Annual Staff 15 F. F. .-X. Sweetheart 25 F. T. A. 45 Y- Teens 45 Sherwood Music Club 45 Thespians 45 Dramatic Club 35 Choir 3, 45 Library Club 3. LINDA SUE GREEN - Little Spots Staff 15 Junior Sherwood Club 15 National Junior Honor Society 15 Piano Hobbyists 25 Piano 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Band Council 1,45 F. H. A. 1,2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Piano Auditions 1,25 French Club 45 Mirror Staff 45 Annual Workshop ASTC 45 Who's Who 1. GARY R. GRAY BUTCH GREEN LINDA SUE GREEN CLARICE LAVEM GREEN I make the most of all Little but 'oh my. W1tis the pepper of were giad you Came. Thai COVUCS. ami U16 bail conversation and the of all that goes. 5311 of life, CLASS 0F 1960 LARRY GRIFFIN PATRICIA ANN GRIGGS M-.XIII-ON EUGENE GRIGSBY My aim is to fly to the Many a word and many NUI 100 580. HOT YOU gay. moon in a peanut shell. Ll gag has she. bill il FUJI guy in every way. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LARRY GRIFFIN - Football 25 Track 25 Student Council lg Dramatics Club l. PATRICIA ANN GRIGGS - F. H. A. l,25 Sherwood Music Club I, 25 Band l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Band Council 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Majorette 3,4. MAHLON EUGENE GRIGSBY - Littl S S S ff Who's Who 4. e pot ta I5 Audio-Visual Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 3,45 LINDA HACKWQRTH - F. H. A. 1,21 Audio-Visual Club 2, 35 Y-Teen 49 F. T. A. 45 Thespians 45 Dramatics Club 3. JUDITH IAN HALBERT - Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band Clinic I, 35 All-District Junior Band Ig Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Thespians 44 French Club 45 National Junior Honor Society lg National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 1, 2,3,45 Little Spots Staff lg Class Officer 25 Dramatics Club 35 Band Council 1,35 Sherwood Music Club 1. CHARLES HARGROVE - Band 1,3,4. T. V. GUYSE, IR. LINDA HACKWORTH JUDITH JAN HALBERT CHARLES HARGROVE A type all his own and Individuality is the gift Easy going, good A conscientious worker what a type. of life. natured. and full of fun. CLASS OF 1960 JOYCE HEAD CLENDA MARIE HELM JUNE HELMS Here is xi practitioner She is herself, what more Her eyes express her of poise and persistence, could you ask. lasting friendliness. SENIOR ACTIVITES JOYCE HEAD - F. H. A. 1. GLENDA MARIE HELM - Latin Club 1, 25 Sherwood Music Club 1, 25 Little Spots Staff 15 Memory Book Staff lg Y-Teens 45 Dramatics Club 35 Library Club 25 Thespians 45 Who's Who 1, 2,45 National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Cheerleader Co-Captain 4. JUNE HELMS - F. H. A. 1,2, 35 F. T. A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Choir 45 Piano Graduate 45 ANDREW F. BUTCH HENRY - Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Band Council 45 Track 1,2. JO ANN CUNNINGHAM HENSHAW - Student Council 1,35 F. H. A. 1,25 Memory Book Staff 15 Sherwood Music Club 15 Royalty 1,2,35 Who's Who 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3. LINDA SUE HARP - F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2. CARROLL FRANKLIN HARTSELL - Band 1, 2, 3,4. ANDREW F. HENRY JO ANN CUNNINGHAM LINDA SUE HARP CARROLL FRANKLIN When opportunity knocked HENSHAW She's peppy and she's HARTSELL he complained of the Loved by all in general, sweet too. It is the nature of a great noise, but by one in particular. mind to be calm and undisturbed. CLASS OF 1 960 LEOL.-X HILLMAN JUDITH GAIL HORN SANDRA Kr'-.YE HUDGENS A smile a day RSGPS the Nothing is ever achieved lf life is worth living, frowns away. without enthusiasm. it is worth enjoying. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LEOLA HILLMAN - F. H. A. l,2g Y-Teens 2g Library Club 2, 3,4. JUDITH GAIL HORN - Cheerleader l,2,3,4g Cheerleader Co-Captain 3,4g Little Spots Staff lg Memory Book Staff lg F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 2g Who's Who 3,4g Sherwood Music Club lg Student Council 4. SANDRA KAYE HUDGENS - Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2. DOYLE MURPHY HUGHES, IR. - Junior National Honor Society lg Band 1, 2, 3,43 Latin Club 2, 3,45 Sher- wood Music Club 1,2, 3, 4, Piano Graduate 4. JEAN HUGHES - F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 3. SUE HUGHES - F. H. A. 1,2. CHARLIE HUEY DOYLE MURPHY HUGHES, IR. JEAN HUGHES SUE HUGHES With me a change of The man that blushes is The vibrant and animated She keep it all to trouble is as good as a not quite a brute. antidote to gloom. herself. vacation. CLASS OF 1960 IQANITI IF IEQVIN JAMES RICHMOND IVES JERRY DON JACOBS As likeable as ive cream. My wealth is health and If I don't learn too much perfet t ease. I won't have too much to forget. SENIOR ACTIVITIES JEANETTE IRVIN - F. H. A. 1, 25 Library Club 35 French Club 4. JAMES RICHMOND DlCKIE IVES - Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Track 3,4. JEK-2Y DON JACOBS - Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Basketball l,2. HERBERT ALLEN JAMES - National Junior Honor Society 15 Basketball 2. JOAN JOHNSON - F. H. A. 1: Chorr 4. JUDY JOHNSON - F. H. A. 1,25 Little Spots Staff 15 Sherwood Musrc Club 15 Band l,2,3,45 Band Clinic 1, 35 Y-Teens 35 Offrce staff 45 Pep Band 45 Who's Who 45 Royalty 4. JTJDITH ANN KEELEY - Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 F. T. A. 3,45 Lrbrary Club 2, 3,45 U. D. C. Award 25 Who's Who 25 Melody Maids 25 Maids of Note 25 Future Nurses 25 Choir 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Thesplans 3, 45 Drarnatics Club 35 Lrbtary Club 3,45 French Club 45 Office Staff 3,45 Piano Graduate 4. HERBERT ALLEN JAMES JOAN JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON JUDITH ANN KEELEY Life without V-'Omen ii She has a way about her. Though I am always in Self-assured dependabili a bore. but mth them MIS haste, I am never in a distinguishes her efforts. 2 rraoedx' hurry. CLASS OF 1960 RAYMOND KEITH ANNE KELLEY BARBARA ANN No man is free who is Gentle in personage, Kll.I.INGSWORTll DOI INGSICY of himielf. conduct, and manner. Silence is o TIC gTS3I ZITI of voiiversrition. SENIOR ACTIVITIES RAYMOND KEITH - Football l,3,4p Basketball lg Manager 45 Track I,3,4g Class Officer 4. ANNE KELLEY - F. H. A. 1,23 Piano Hobbyists l, 2g National Piano Guild Auditions l,2p Student Council 4. KATHRYN MARINE LANGLEY - F. H. A. l. FLOY JEAN LEDBETTER - Mirror Staff 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. l,2g Junior Sherwood Music Club lg Dramatics Club 3g Y-Teen State Conference 45 F. T, A. 2. R. T. LEE - Band l,2,3,4p Band Captain 4. KENNY LINDVALL - Football lg Basketball 1, 35 Track lg Thespians 4. KATHRYN MARINE LANGLEY FLOY JEAN LEDBETTER R. T. LEE KENNY LINDVALL ' To know her better is Her vivacity highlights Live today--tomorrow Bashfu1'? Not when you everyone's desire. the mischief of fun. is not--yet. know him. CLASS OF 1960 JOHN W- LIFE DOROTHY toopsiz KENNY MAYTON CC HUC he Com? alld hfffsl Alert and athletic, she The great thing in this he 8035- makmll friends radiates vitality. world is not so much where b tnev r fo . . U 6 QS you are, but in what direc- tron you are going. SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOHN W. LIPE - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 F. F. A. 1. DOROTHY LOOPER - F. ll. A. 1,25 Class Officer 15 Basketball 1. KENNY MAYTON - Band 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 45 Audio-Visual Club 35 Band Council 3,4. MARTHA ANITA MCCLELLAN - National Junior Honor Society 15 Sherwood Music Club 15 F. H. A. 1,25 Who's Who 45 F. T. A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 Royalty 2, 3, 45 Little Spots Staff I. CAROLYN MCCLENAHAN - Little Spots Staff 15 Sherwood Music Club l,2, 45 F. H. A. 1,25 F. T. A. 45 Y- Teens 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. RODNEY MCCLOUD - F. F. A. 1,2, 35 Football 4. ,IUDITH LYNN MCGRIFF - Library Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2. MARTHA ANITA CAROLYN MCCLENAHAN RODNEY MQCLOUD JUDITH LYNN MCGRIFF MCCLELLAN Considerate concern is He who laughs, lasts. A spontaneous smile is Common Sense is only her he1PmS'h3f1d therapy. her invariable trademark. a modification of talent. CLASS OF I 960 L,-XCR,-X CATHERINE FARMER MILLER MARY CllilI5'IlII.l. MQMULLEN I believe In work but MOORE A merry heart doerli ITU DOI in favor of if, Sugar and spice and good like a medicine. CVc'fyIhlllg nice. 'l'haI's Clirisrell. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAURA CATHERINE MCMULLEN - E. II. A. I,z. Y-Teens 4, smrwood Music cpiiib 4, E. T. A. 4. MARY CHRISTELI MOORE - E. II. A. i,2. SHIRLEY ANN Nix - E. H. A. 1,21 Library ciiib 2, 3. JERRY WAYNE MURPHY BARBARA NIX GERALDINE VERNICE SHIRLEY ANN NIX In other words, a A good word and a NIX Busy, loving, honoring, gentleman. pleasant smile for every- Life is a picture, paint and obeying, one. it well. CLASS OF I 960 JOE C. NORCROS5 lx'1.NlD,3. C.-HXOLYN DON!-.LD WESLIEY 'St rezttlfgc-nzrrtdcti NORTON NORWOOD .lu .:Jcl.'ptar:lllg11?. 1 l-Qnrll. motn.:1g czlurgl- I lgfie the ,gzlrnc ant: :cal tczrsnlcratiori. ' Sheri :lro..:.o :img tloc A. want to play. SENIOR,.1.f.'lI'.'l'llliS JOE C. NORCEZOSS - Blind LE, 3,4, Nbtlozzal Honor Soc..et1.'3,4g FICIICH Clob 4. W,-END,-1. C.1.E?,OL'1'N NORTON - Band l,2, 3,4, Latin Club l,i., 3,4, Lgttlc Spo:sSta1fflg Dra1mat1QsClub 35 'l'li6Sf7.u 1Sfi,4, '1'-Tcqni 45 F. 1.5. 4g Cares: Girls 4, Slrerwsood IxZ..s.r, Cllb l. B.l.l.R'1' EVEl.':'N P,i.F.KE?, - P.a:1c lriobbjusts lg F.. l fig Cho: 4. TAARY LYNNE P.l.E5,EIEF. - Natgonal Ion.or Honor Soociy lg F. H. F.. l, 2. Stode11tCouncgl 3g Natlonal Honor Socrety 3,41 French Clob 4. STEVE PETERS - Football l.2, 3, 4g Track l,1i,3,4g Basketball lg Natronal Jlngor Honor Socgety lg French Club 4g Stl.ie:tCo..:1cgl lg '-wf'.o's lwfic 4. 1-.'ELNi.l. OVE?.TL'RF Ml.?f:' EZELYN PARKEP. '-Z.l.Pf:' l.'z'NFJE PARKER STEVE PETERS A fxne gtrl whom everu - The rngldgsr manners She practrces ber great H1Slirr1bs are cast rn one ligeg, an: ine geztlest neartj sppply of soft spoken manly mould for hard sense. sports or COEICSIE bold CLASS OF 'I 960 RAYMOND LEE PETTY LYNDA JOAN PHILLIPS CHARLENE PORTER A man is what the winds I could talk like this Life without gum and and the tides have niade forever. talk is not life. him. SENIOR ACTIVITIES RAYMOND LEE PETTY - Class Officer l,2g Football l,2,3,4p Thespians 4g Who's Who 2, 3,45 Student Council 3,45 All-District Football 45 All-State Football 4g District Most Valuable Lineman 4. LYNDA JOAN PHILLIPS - Little Spots Staff 13 Latin Club 1,2,4g Y-Teens 3,4g F. T. A. 45 French Club 45 Library Club 49 Sherwood Music Club lg Pep Band 3,4g All-State Band 4. CHARLENE PORTER - F. H. A. 1. GERTIE ANN LUCY REVIS - F. H. A. 1: Library Club 2, 3, 4. GERTIE ANN LUCY REVIS EARL LEE PRINCE JAMES REYNOLDS JOHN WAYNE REYNOLDS The greatest pleasure of Why can't they all be 1 leave contented. He that is slow to anger life is love. contented like me. is better than the mighty. CLASS OF 1960 LINDA RITCHEY DIAN RIGGAN BETTY IAYNE ROBBINS Short but sweet for steadfast and resource- The future belongs to inches do not make the ful friend indeed. those who prepare for it. woman. SENIOR ACTIVITIES DIAN RIGGAN - Student Council lg F. H. .-X. l,2g F. T. .-X. 43 Y-Teens 4. BETTY IAYNE ROBBINS - F. H. A. l, 2. KATHERINE ,-'INN ROBERTS - F. H. A. l, 25 F. T. .-X. 3,4: Y-Teens 3,41 Mirror Staff 4. ROCKY ROBINSON - Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4p Track l,2,3,4g Class Officer 3. Who's Who I, 4, Student Council I,4. MARGARET JANICE ROSEWELL - Y-Teens 2, 45 F. H. A. I, 2, 3g Piano 1, 2g Dramatics Club 35 Sherwood Music Club lg F. T. A, 2g Class Officer 35 Mirror Staff 45 Student Council 4. KATHERINE ANN JIMMY Dpiidg R0i3iN5ON ROCKY ROBINSON MARGARET JANICE ROBERTS Capability Shines iii his Sincerity shines in his ROSEWELL My mind is a storehouse mischiexvous Smiiej sparkling conversation. 5i16f1CC DSVCI b6UayS for rich treasures of I am a traitor. knowledge CLASS OF 1 960 CARL ANDREW RUBLY CHARLENE SAMPSON MARY ELIZABETII Without music, life The teacher who questions SCOTT would have made a mis- her is sure to get an answer. Be serious, yet cheerful take. SENIOR .ACTIVITIES CARL ANDREW RUBLY - Sherwood Music Club 1,2, 3,45 Piano Auditions 1, 35 District and State Medals l,2, 3,45 All-Region and All-State Band 3,45 Sousa Award 35 Piano Hobbyists 4. CHARLENE SAMPSON - Choir 3,45 F. T. A. 45 Library Club 2,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Girls' State 3. MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT - F. T. A. 45 French Club 4. MITCHELL RAYMOND SCOTT - F. F. A. 4. EDDY SCRIMSHIRE - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 1,45 Track l,2, 3,45 F. F. A. 1,2,3- Livestock Judging Team 1, 2,35 Meet of Champions 35 School Record in Pole Vault 3. MARTHA SCRIMSHIRE - F. H. A. 1,25 Herald 45 Choir 1. JUDITH GAYLE SESSER - National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 F. H. A. l,2, 35 Sherwood Music Club 15 Little Spots Staff 15 Cheerleader Captain 15 Class Officer 15 Who's Who 1,2, 3, 45 D. A. R. Good Citizen 45 Girls' State 35 Choir 35 Mirror Staff 3, 45 Memory Book Co-Editor 15 Student Council 2, 3, 45 S. A. S. C. 25 French Club 45 Yearbook Clinic 45 F. H. A. Sub-Federation Secretary 25 D. A. R. Convention Page 45 State D. A. R. Good Citizen 4. MITCHELL RAYMOND EDDY SCRIMSHIRE MARTHA SCRIMSHIRE IUDITH GAYLE SESSER SCOTT What would London do Her sweet charm is Her heart is like a sea, Large of frame' broad without Big Ben, what reflected in her smile. open, brave, and free. of mind, big of heart, would MHS d0 without and always kind. him. CLASS OF 1 960 SALL Y SFSSER CHERRY SILLIMAN WILLENIQ SKINNER Variety is the spice of She demonstrates the 5 Smile WTICII S116 WHS life. power of positive good and a smile when she sense. loses. SENIOR AC'I'IVI'I'IES SALLY SESSER - F. H. A. l,2g Choir 3,41 National Junior Honor Society lg National Honor Society 3,45 Mirror Staff 4g Student Council lg Little Spots Staff lg Piano l,2, 3,4. CHERRY SILLIMAN - National Honor Society 3,45 National Junior Honor Society lg Latin Club l,2, 3,43 Career Girls 35 Cheerleader lg Memory Book Co-Editor Ig Whc's Who l,2,3,4g Choir 2,35 Student Council 3g Junior Award 35 Little Spots Staff lg Piano I,2, 3. JIMMY SMITH - Band l,2, 3,4. MARCELLA SMITH - F. H. A. I,2g Sherwood Music Club 1,23 F. T. A. 4. PATSY SMITH - F.H. A. l,2, 3: Glee Club 1. BARBARA SPRAGGINS - National Junior Honor Society Ig F. H. A, I, 25 Band l,2, 3, 45 Sherwood Music Club lg Little Spots Staff lg Y-Teens 4: F. T. A. 4g French Club 4. JIMMY SMITH MARCELLA SMITH PATSY SMITH BARBARA SPRAGGINS So quiet and reserved A restful l-:ind of girl. Her ways are ways of The highest of distinc youu dunk hex thinking, pleasantness. tion is service to others CLASS OF 1 960 GLORIA JEAN STANFIELL CONNIE STEWART JAMES STEWART A mild mannered nature, Don't fence me in. My mind is on other selfless, and reliable. things than books. SENIOR ACTIVITIES GLORIA JEAN STANFIELL - F. H. A. 1, 25 Library Club 3,4. CONNIE STEWART - F. F. A. l,2,3. AUDREY STILES - F. H. A. 1, 25 Library Club 2, 3,4. JUNE ANN TANNER - F. H. A. l,2, Band l,2, 3, 4: Sherwood Music Club lg Piano l, 2. DENVER LEE THORNTON - Band l, 2,3,4, Captain 3: Latin Club 3,43 Audio-Visual Club l,2, 35 Sherwood Music Club 4g Pep Band 2, 3, 4. AUDREY STILES IUNE ANN TANNER SHELTON TAYLOR DENVER LEE THORNTON They are never alone I lead a charmed life. My hopes are not always A man who does his own that are accompanied realized, but I always thinking needs but little by noble thoughts. hope. advice. CLASS OF 1 960 LAURA BETH THORNTON BETTE ELAINE TOWNLEY LINDA WALKER A good listener is not Good humor isn 't a trait Realism keynotes her only popular everywhere, of character, it is an art casual calm, but after a while he knows that requires practice. something. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAURA BETH 'THORNTON - Beta Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1,25 Trojan Chorus 1,25 Latin Club 1,2, 35 Career Club 3. BETTE ELAINE TOWNLEY - F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Sherwood Music Club 1,25 Piano Hobbyists 1,25 Y-Teens 2, 45 National Junior Honor Society 15 Class Officer 35 Mirror Staff 45 Little Spots Staff 15 Yearbook Clinic 45 Piano 1, 2, 3, 45 National Piano Guild Auditions 15 Choir 45 Dramatics Club 35 Y-Teen State Conference 45 Piano Graduate 4. NELL ROSE WALTERS - F.H.A. 1,2,45 Student Council 45 Piano 1,2, 3, 4. CHARLINE WARD - F.H.A.1,2. PAULINE WARD - F.H.A. 1,2. JIM WALTERS NELL ROSE WALTERS CHARLINE WARD PAULINE WARD ln his quiet way he man- A true friend is a If silence is golden, she's When she is told to do ages to get around. valuable asset. poverty striken. wmething. it 's done. SAMMY WEDEL IAMES WEDSTED BETTY WESTERMAN JACKIE LUE WILLIAMS I never think of the future, Never Say mme than is The spirited and personal A kind heart is a fountain it'll come soon enough. necessary. good humored girl. of gladness. SENIOR ACTIVITIES SAMMY WEDEL - Band 1, 2, Football 3. JAMES WEDSTED - Band l,2,3, Latin Club 2, BETTY WESTERMAN - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 4, Royalty 1, Memory Book Editor 1, Career Girl 3, 4, French Club 4, Office Staff 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Sherwood Music Club 1, Student Council 1. JACKIE LUE WILLIAMS - F,H.A. 1,2, Library Club 3, Science Club 1, Pep Club 1, 4-H Club 1. MARTHA GIRTRUE WILLIAMS - F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Library Club 3, 4. PAUL WILLIAMS - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, President 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 3, 4. LARRY WRIGHT - Football 1, Track 1, Audio-Visual Club 3. BETTY YARBROUGH - Library Club 2, 3, 4. MARTHA GIRTRUE PAUL WILLIAMS LARRY WRIGHT BETTY YARBROUGH WILLIAMS Life is my college. May A popular boy who enjoys Those who are silent Enthusiastic person whose I graduate and win some life, have the most to talk buoyancy is inspirational. honors. about. OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 1961 sv Q1 Y Ai 'fn-ann SQQ 4 FIRST ROW Presrdent Roger Paul Vrce Presrdent Rrchard Mansfreld SECOND ROW Parlxa mentarran Ethelene Hook Secretary Vrrgrma Kay Hamrlton Treasurer Judy Phelps THIRD ROW Sponsors Mrs Treadwell Mrs Morrxson CINDY ALLEN NANCY ALLEN BONNIE ATKINS WANDA BAILEY GEORGIA BANKSON FRED BARNETT JACKIE BASS JIMMY BAUGH EVELYN BEASON CHARLES BORLAND BERNARD BOWDLE DORA MAE BRANUM ROBERT BRASHEARS .TERRY BRASWELL RANDALL BRAY Saw... A .X MARLYN CARTER VIRGINIA CASH JO ANN CLARK MARY FRANCES CODY SHIRLEY CONKLIN WANDA COOPER ANITA CORLEY LINDA COTHERN ANN CUMMINGS gk .VN CAROL YN BRIN ER GRANT BURRIS RU BY BURRIS BARBARA BURKS STEVE BYRD KEN CARPENTER BILL DA VIS DICKIE DcIfXRNE'I 1' MICHEAI, DRAIN DAVID DR.-KPER KATHRYN DR,-XPER GEORGE DORRIS 'wav ELLEN DYER DIANNE EDWARDS ANNE EFIRD BARBARA JO EFIRD PATSY EFIRD JEAN ELDER JESSE FITE LARRY FITE DOUGLAS FREEMAN VIRGINIA KAY HAMILTON DON HARBOUR CAROLYN HARDIN LINDA HARPER EMOGENE HATHCOCK BILLIE JEAN HELTON LEWELLYN HENDRIX TOMMY HENRY UNA HOHRINE P.-YI' FULLBRIGHT JAMES FUNK BILLY GRANT DAVID GRIFFIN BILLY JOE GOLDING NANCY GUIN IRGINIX HOI.LOM.3.N ETHELENE HOOK D. C. HUFFMAN JL IUITH HUEFM.-XN DOE-10'I HY HIIEHES WARREN J: -MES ON ORENE JONES JIMMY KELLY SHARON KIZER RILLA KRATZ JIMMY LACKEY MILTON LEDBETTER RUTH LEDBETTER BETTY JO LEE JUNIOR LEMON REBECCA MCCLOUD SUSAN MESKIMEN DONNA NICHOLS BURREL NIX JUDY NORCROSS PATT NUTT DALE ORR RAY OVERTON CHERIE OWEN JOY LUCY CAROL MANSFIELD RICHARD MANSFIELD DAVID MARSH PHYLLIS MARSH NORMAN MASON ROGER PAUL DIANA PENCE LILLIE PENNINGTON JOHNNY PERRY JUDY PHELPS SONYA POSEY GERALD PRINCE TOMMY PURDY DORA RANDALL DARIA REMLEY JUNE REMLEY RUTH REYNOLDS VIVIAN ROBENSON MAHLON ROBINSON JOHNNY SCHLENKER JUDY SPICE GERALD SPRINKLE ELIZABETH STILES JOHN C. TATE LARRY TOWNLEY KEN TURNER DIANNE VOSS ALBERTA WALTERS PATSY WEST BOBBY SCOTT ANNA BETH SILLIMAN TERRY SIMMONS JOYCE SDVIPSON BARBARA SMITH ELIZABETH SPEARS SANDY WEST 5HFIL .b'1. WHIiA'I'I.IQY LINDA. WILLIAMS LLOYD WILLIAMS HUBERT WILLIS CAROLYN WILSON TOMMY WILSON CAROLYN WOMBLE BARBARA WYLIE KATHRYN WYLIE MARY YATES ,J .. 'I f 'ff , .J S M9541 1 5 i 14, - J - if p A, , 'fi . np M V Q M, 4 ' -1 V P51 JY whip Y. X K 4 ,iv W' S Fifi sr rm f.5:9e': vi. Wi. B '7 L' .V 1 A 1 J ' . I 1? 9 Q X -21 ff-ib x Q Milf l r V4 . J ,Q Ar. gf - .rv 'QL L1-in-ii Qgk 5.2 '15 if f 'if U ui, A ' Y 5 VJ A . ,'5 ,r ei -qw Q, 2... A, 5 - ,Q Q, 1 5 ,-pri ff F Y STUDENT COUNCIL Prggident Vice Pfcslulrlll PAUL WILLIAMS M.-XX CHENAULT The Student Council is probably the busiest organirzation in school. It has the tremendous job of leading our student body. 'lliis group is the nucleus of every form of student affairs and school life, and the whole school hinges on the leaders who serve on the council. The officers are as follows: President - Paul Williams, Vice President - Max Chenault, Recording, Secretary - Judy Sesser, Corresponding Secretary - Kristi Curtis, Treasurer - Lawson Glover, Parlia- mentarian - Dail Stiles. The sponsors are Mrs. Overton and Mrs. Franklin. os, as ,CC, 5-.-. A ' I FRONT ROW: Dail Stiles, Lawson Glover, Mary Yates, Kristi Curtis, Judy Sesser, Max Chenault, Paul Williams. SECOND ROW: Carol Mansfield, Gail Horn, Virginia Hollomon, Nell Rose Walters, Patsy Abbott, Rocky Robinson, Richard Kendrick, Lewellyn Hendrix. THIRD ROW: Judy Phelps, Janice Rose- well, Ann Kelly, Janice Lawson, Richard Cummings, Kenny Mayton, Richard Mansfield. BACK ROW: Charles Austin, Larry Anger, Sponsor Mrs. Franklin, Raymond Petty, David Efurd, Sponsor Mrs. Overton. STUDENT ACTIVITIES it Ext-1 urivi- Board is ni nit of officers .ind sponsors O' Iii SIiiJt'niCoiina'i1. The governing body of Malvern Senior High votes on many issues. The Student Council sponsors many activities such as this Home- coming Dance. This is the Queen's Dance. L.....J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW Mary Lynn Parker Jan Halbert Rrchard Cummings MahlonGr1gsby CherryS1ll1man SECOND ROW Glenda Helm Carolyn McClenahan Judy Sesser Kate Trndle Charlene Sampson Sal ly Sesser BACK ROW Kr1st1Curt1s Verna Blevins Martha Bruce Joe Norcross Sue Green Lawson Glover Sponsor Mrs Jones The Nattonal Honor Society was established to stimulate the scholarship leadership service and character of the students in the secondary schools The object of the Malvern Chapter is to crehe an enthusiasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to Malvern High School The officers of the local chapter are as follows President Cherry Silliman Vice President Richard Cummings Corresponding Secretary Mary Lynn Parker Recording Secretary Jan Halbert Treasurer Mahlon Grrgsby Reporter Vema Blevins Sponsor Mrs R H Jones NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x Z L X S f ix 5 if I , , . I . , ' - 1 I ' ' - A . . . . y - u n . . V . . . ' . ' . ' render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of . i , . r r 1 , - V . . ' . . - . . ' . Y D V I . - , ' I , ' I , ' . . . . I E Q 5 ' 1 O! X FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA y .nh FRONT ROW Dianne Voss Linda Harper June Remley Judith Norcross Judy Phelps Elizabeth Spears Daria Remley Dian Riggan SECOIND ROW Marcella Smith Burch Green Jackie Bass Billie Jean Helton Pamela Ross Barbara Spragbins Judy Keeley Jo Ann C la k THIRD ROW Carol Sims Nancy Guin BACK ROW Carolyn Tull Annette Tull Ellen Dyer Wanda Cooper The local chaoter of the Futu e Teache s of Xmerica QF T A J was organized in 1448 and named the Ella Goza Chapter for Miss Ella Goza The F T -X i the high chool branch of future teachers and the Student Nlational Fducation -Xssocia tion QS N E A J i the collebe branch They are both under the admimst ation ofthe National Com mis ion on Teacher Education and Professional Standards F T 1 helps students decide fthey eallx want to be teachers and tries to give pupils greater understanding ofthe value of education in -Xmeritan ociety F T X renders service to the school and community and helps cultivate qualities of leadership character and scholarship among students The local officers are as follows President Judy Phelps Vice President Jean Edwards Secretary Linda Harper Treasurer Dian Riggan Song Leader Judy Norcross and Sponsor Mrs Rutherford cm , 0 1 . il , 1 I . I ,, ,J ' s p Q ' o Lal D' Q it Q' 4 is 1 I 'S ri 1. 'I' 4 A ve! ' , A B ' 0 . ' ' 3 I ' ?f21 5' . Sponsor Mrs. Rutherford, Martha McClellan, Linda Hackworth, Glenda Fisk, Phyllis Williams, . . i . 45 V S ' ' ' l . ' . V ' Nt I Y TEENS .Q Q0 li: CO OS Co rv 1 WONT x e 1 s 1111 1 x Lee e1 1 1111 16 Tov nlex Jl1lS1'161l'1lC SHON1 N' 3 1 1. 1 x 1 1 Rx an 11 B1 lex P1111 oss D111 111Ze1111ex 1111QD 'POW Vx iI1L1isNOl'1011 Sue G1ee11 Joan P1111l'7i C,111dx 611 e 111 ieexes 1111e Ro eve N11111x bu n 1014111-KO x 1111 ee 1.awso11 Lh1X11Ce -1 3.1 1 1111 11e 1 1. 1131 3 w 5 O10 asex o 111 K 1.116 e xo L Z1 C1116 11.11 111 Looner bleu. 1'1L'1l'1 The p rrpose 0' 1 Teen 1 1O1J111L1 a fellomsh p of women and A 1 who are dex oted to ne task of 11x 1 11011 10111n1or' l fe rhose d611N of 7815011.11 1nd so1 11111 15 he a e comm tted IO these a hx O1l.l' 1l1113 11 11111 In th s endeaxo me eex 10 unde land Jesus to sha e 1llQ1OY6 for all 'ueowle and to grow n 1e xnowledge and loxe of God An P1111 11 S11 or 11 1,11 l1100l M110 s nterested n and desr es 0 mor-1 toward the m11'1ose o1 e 1 X C, X can become a 11161111361 The 10111 off11er are a follows Pres1den1 F101 Ledbetter X lCS Presrdent Judx Phelps Secretary Judv Keelex lre1s11rer111ne12en1elx Reporter Harne Tom nlex Hrstorran June Helms and Sponsor M125 Casew Executive Council LUX LATINA 'Q on 0,1 D0 FRONT ROW Jams Owens Becky Brown Janrce Lawson Denver Thornton SECOND ROW Murphy Hughes Eddy Grles Manda Norton loan Phrllrps Judy Phelps THIRD ROW Mac Glover Phyllre Wtllrams Ga1lHardage Shrrley Tuttle Susan Meskrmen Carol Sxms FOLRTH ROW Sandra Hud gens Bobble Jackson Donna McCoy Sharon Stuart Sponsor 'vlrs Strauss Vrvtan Robeson Judrth Huffman Barbara Burks Lux Latrna promotes rntere ts ln the study of forergn languages partrcularly Latrn It also urges 1ts members to emoy assoclatron wlth other members of the Jumo Class1cal League throughout the state The frrst Lux Lat na Club was orgamaed fue years ago wrth a membershtp of twenty It has now grown to tts present membershlp of rxtx erght One of the honors Lux Latrna ecerwed thxs year was the wlnnrng of frrst prtze rn the float dryrsron rn the homecomrng parade The local offrcers are as follows: Presrdent Denver Thornton Vlce Prestdents Pat Allen and Becky Brown Secretary Janice Lawson Treasurer Clark Dougherty' Reporter Kate Tindle and Sponsor Mrs. Strauss. Caught in the act. LA CERCLE FRANCAIS FRON'l ROW Ian Halbert Judy Norcross Joe Norcross Betty Westerman Marx Lynn Parker SECOND ROW Sponsor Mrs Halbert Barbara Spraggms Judy Sesser Allan Cupp Mary Beth Scott Sue Green Joan Phrllrps THIRD ROW Davrd Marsh Jerry Braswell Susan Meskrmen Orene Jones Brllre Jean The French Club whlch has just been organ Led thx year was establrshed for the purpose of xmprovrng student knowladge of the French language Each club member wrrtes a student ln France rn order to acqurre a practrcal u age of thrs language la classe de franiarse ' ' : , ' --, --, , 4' ' . ' : .. r , ' , r , , ' , , Helton, Nancy Guin, Ann Cummings. Q r 5, N a4 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA C? GCQ FRONT ROW Cecrl Nutt Levselkn Htndr x Max Chenault Aub ey Key Wrllram Erwrn Joe McK1nley Wesley Pate SECONJD ROW Jamc Canada Jerry Garland Doyle Overton Jam: Garrett Randall Bray Robert Stuart Donald Walker Burrel Nrx THIRD ROW Hugh Welch Mrkt McCue Connre Stuart George Dorrrs Alfred Elrod Jesse Frtt Dennrs Drllayou Robert Duncan Bobby Davrs FOURTH ROW Mrlton Ledbetter Marvrn Ros Don Wayne Rob nson Mahlon Robrnson Bobby Godsby Ronn e Elrod Larry Stacv Gerald Frtzhugh FIFTH ROM Snon or Mr Layendtr Raymond Scott Glen Burks Fred Barnett J F Nrchols Iunror Lemons Herman Ervyrn and Roy Wcthcrrnbton F F A SWEETHEART Vrckl Harrrson Each year the F F A selects a Sweetheart from the F H A membershrp Thrs year they selected Vrckr Harrrson The Future Farmers of Amerrca known as the I' F A rs butlt upon the foandatron of leadershrp and character development sportsman shrp cooperatron sery rce thrrft cholarshrp tmproved agrrculture organraed recreatron crtrgtnshrp and p frrotrsm The F F A belreves that a person learns by dorng a you c therr motto Learntng to do Dotng to learn Earnrng to lrve Ltvlng to serve The F F A rs a natronal organmauon for boys who are enrolled rn vocatronal agrrculture rn hr school It was founded rn 1928 wrth Vrrgrnra berng the ftrst and Arkansas the second to jorn It now covers all 50 states and Puerto Rrco The local chapter offrcers are Pres1dentLewellyn Hendrrx Vrce Presrdent Cecrl Nutt Secretary Max Chenault Reporter Joe McK1nley Treasurer Aubrey Key Junror Advrsor Wesley Pate and Semor Advrsor F C Lavender i .Qld ' - r U X , -. 1 - P Q 1' .Q r I -am QQ Q ' F 1 Q ' not . , .- co 0 ov V 0 Oo ,, 0 ' ' . . q , -1 p1 1 -C A Q I .V . 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Y 1 ' - 1 1 1 I - A , '. 1 1, S . , ' Y I I I 5 ' I I .I W . i . 1 . . . , . . . . . 1 5 ' ' ' I W 1 1 1 V 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW Xlrce Reexes Vrrbrma Kay Hamrlton Nrrg ma Hollomon Sharon Klzer Xnne Efrrd Jackre Brss Ixell Ro e Walters Marte Brooks SECOIND ROW Judy Burnette Patsy Efrrd M rrtha Wrl lrams Lrnda Ro ewell Judx Proper Etheree Robrnson Patsx Walker Sand a Helm Gale Sharpe THIRD ROW Ruth Parker Larol Xnn Crenshaw Sar ah Htll Geneva Hobgood Pam Ross M trre Georee Marx Etta Clrfton Mary Frances Evans Beth Deere Barbara Pennmgton FOLRTH ROW Betts Bake Eleanor Toler Elarne Currrnpton Glenda Frsk Janette T ull Lrnda Cunmneham Erma Jane Bradv Lol Marte Wtlson Lorrta -Xltom Brrdena Burks FIFTH ROW Susan C rver P lull Wrllram Wrlma Krata Ellen Tate The Future Homemakers of Amerrca offers opportunrty for the future development of puprl rnrtratrve rn planmnb and carryrng out actrvrtres related to homemaktng It was founded on June ll 1945 as a natronal organraatron of pupxls studx mg homemakrng rn Junror and senror hrgh schools of the Q Unrted States and TLS terrrtorres 4? The local chapter has srxty one members The off cers are as follows Presrdent Anne Efrrd Vtce Presrdent Yrrgmta Hamrlton Secretary Sharon Kraer Treasurer Nell Rose Wal ters Parltamentarran Vrrgrnra Hollomon Song Leader Alrce Reeves Reporter Jackre Bass Hrstorran Marte Brooks and Sponsor Mrs Tate In addrtron -Xnne Efrrd 15 the state treas urer An F H A Sweetheart rs selected each year from the members of F F A Thrs year s sweetheart rs James Oben nosky F H SWEETHEART James Obennosky : It , 1 .v. ,L V . , ,. L., I I 'A I , ' 4' ' + 1 V m ' x 5 I ' ' 3 I' 5 w -s 5 1 I n - 1 -1 r A 1 - 1 : . ' ' I, N -I C ' ' . 1 ' ., L H, J-.' I- . Y 1 I V . 5 v xr . r C U I I Y v 4 v 1 Q 1 I A Y r L x I r 45 b ' , ' , , ' , . ': a 1 , . . ' ' s, ' L A ', Yarborough, Pat Shuffield, Paula Tull, Annette Tull, Earlene Miller, Esta Leta Smith, Sponsor: Mrs. i V I . . . , . . . V 'nf' -, 1 u V f ' Y V, I 4 ry- Vj . ' . A . ik ' ' . , - . 2 . ' .V ' A, , - -p p .3 ' . . . . . I . 'V Y b 'I b I D D I ' V ' u 9 D v V 4 - - . . .-X. ' LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: Leola Hillman, Patt Nutt, Joan Phillips, Judy Keeley, Shirley Conklin, Mrs. Overton. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Womble, Lorita .-Xltom, Martha Williams, Elaine Currington, Carol Crenshaw Cheri Owen, Joyce Davidson. THIRD ROW: Sonya Posey, Ollie Jean Caldwell, Barbara Altom, Susan Meskimen, :Xudry Stiles, Pat Goldman, Patsy Abbot, Betty Barker, Charlene Sampson. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Cooper, June Remley, Francis Brady, Bill Pulliam, Marlyn Carter, Erma Brady. Carolyn Ander- son, Alice O'Neal, Betty Yarbrough. FIFTH ROW: Susan Carver, Ellen Y3l'bYOllgll, Barbara Smitn, Ruth Io Harkins, Linda Harp, Rilla Kratz, Gloria Stanfield, Gloria Brooks. The purpose of the Library Club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service, to stimulate reading interests, and to improve the library service of Malvern High School. The officers are as follows: President - Leola Hillman, Vice President - Patt Nutt, Secretary - Shirley Conklin, Reporters - Judy Keeley and Joan Phillips. The sponsor is Mrs. Overton. SHERWOOD MUSIC CLUB do JL 0 5 'P f' '-O' l bemll xrxee xe or o P1 .Ju aolx1MlCe.l 'NH 7 N L. lu 11 B I Ly Q me w La 0 xn lla cl 1 Snonlor ee McC'rav B Clx ROM Mumhx Hughes lddx Gllef ANO HOBBYISTS I at as if Qs Q tw 3 85 an v FRONT ROW: 1udyPhell: Jean Elder Jean Eciwawl.. SECON 7 RON: X ac Glove Sponsor L ' Baker Carl Rublv Lawson Glover. BACK ROW: Paul- V. '1 .: Ruth Parke: Vice Lawson, NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY la tt. V 46- I. as as '- Ph, A, 5 FIRST ROW: Sheila Wheatley, Judy Keeley, Butch Green, Glenda Helm, Jan Halbert. SEC- OND ROW: Raymond Petty, Martha Bruce, Linda Hackworth. THIRD ROW: Max Chenault, Kenny Lindvall, Sponsor Mr. Howerton. The National Thespian Society tries to advance the standards of excellence in dramatic arts. It encourages students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. The motto is Act well your partg there all the honor lies. The colors are blue and gold. Admission to this organization is gained by earning points. These points are earned by work- ing on plays and other dramatic work. The local officers are as follows: President Judy Keeley, Vice President Wanda Norton, Secretary Butch Green, Treasurer Jan Halbert, Reporter Kenny Lindvall, and Sponsor Mr. Hower ton. Thespians hard at work. CHOIR 'sw HONI 'OW Hhelene Hook Bexe lx H 1rd1n Paxix lx alker lla ne Cu rrneton C a ol Crenihaw Gaxle Hard :ge lar ree Laxwon Wrlrna V xrnell Burch Creen loan John on Pat Coldman Sherla lrxhea lex Soon o N ll lo SEC OND ROW ballx Se er Pat Shufr eld Xnnette Tull Darla merx Sa ar l Lne emle 'x a I a Q a xx L erh ee e X a n a max Ham lo THIRD l ee ieexu Pamela io Q Geneva Hobboou Beckx Brom C rrol Slms IOLRTH kOW LaDonna xxhearlex Bu drna Bu. xr Sh rlex Tutlle Xnna Beth Srllrman Cha lene S ITTQQOD Marx Parker Pau 1 lull lean Elder blame Toxxnlex Ha lhe 'xlalxe n H ,ah Sphool Cho eornwo ed of u L l rn Qemo hrbh Lhool who Qual fx on the ba 1 of trxort held n the prrng of exe N xear T e fhol hx fortx one member thrl xexr and Q unde MO KW the d reeuon of Mrb Glen Taxlor a ecent braduare fom Henderion State Teacher Colleee Th1Q xear the Cho has been xerx bu x Thex have Elven a Chrmmac Concert a Sprrnb Concert trax eled to Hot Sprrngs and sang at the Cho1r Featl xal and sang n the Lrons Club M mtrel and at the benefrt for the Heart Fund In addrtron to theae rebular acuxrues the chorr worked sellrnb cakes to make monex to bux nexx collars for thelr robea 'V Q' 1 4 I ! . a L L -' - 5 1 -4 - .. -f ..- ' .fn 0 - . U .7 V - ' 'I v v- v v - 'f ' -V ' ' 'fr . .T . I, . r, , A I g , -I , . A I' Q' , . A . , 'ft , Sr.lrs. 'lx' r. I .' ' : H' I' sf , I T, .f A ' , Re ff, 'r'l'l1ll,J: 'x,.lrh' Ih'd'1'k, B . Dwi, 'xrs'1.x ' .' Lin. . ROW: ,Tune Helms, Judy Phelps, Donna Niuholi, PaIFulbr1uhI, x'rckiHarr1Son, Carolxn Hardin, 1'-., I f' 1 ', ' ' '1, 'Q ' . 3 ' : r rl., r I' ' ' 1, 'r gr, , ' , l. , Q' , I' ' ' pf rr: . r.' ' : rj ' rr Li X I 9 nr s , . r j s' , '. W rl' ss AI . I' lS r S ' rl' I' . h 5 : .5 '- S , ' K ' 1, r , . E ' ' r .. 1 N ' 1 I ,'r Y r . S , 1 . Q ' xr ' 4' 1' 'Y' 7 ' x -' -' u n , l ' l . V U T . ' . V . . . MHS BAND fxiis. 'A Il' FRONT ROW: Mascot Kristi Curtis. SECOND ROW: Jeannice Finney, Alice Lance, Charles Gibbs, Kathryn Wylie, Martha Bruce, Warren Jameson. THIRD ROW: Carl Rubly, Glenda Fisk, Lloyd Williams, Phyllis Williams, Cindy Allen, Alan Cupp, Joann Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Don Harbour, Barbara Spraggins, Marie Davis, Nancy Allen, Anita Roland. FIFTH ROW: Donna McCoy, Janis Owens, Lois Marie Wilson, Judy Proper, Gerald Sprinkle, Grant Burris, Sharon Stuert, Vivian Branum. SIXTH ROW: Butch Henry, Verna Blevins. Barbara Smith, June Ann Tanner, W. T. Cotten. SEVENTH ROW: Jan Halbert, Wanda Norton, Murphy Hughes, Judy John- son, Sandra Hudgens, Frances Brady, Larry Mayton. EIGHTH ROW: Johnny Schlenker, Sue Green, R. T. Lee, Frankie Hartsell, Tommy Coston, Micheal Drain. NINTH ROW: Kenny Mayton, Norman Mason, Joe Norcross, Danny Blasingame, Jimmy Lee Ross, James Helms, Bob- by Avery. TENTH ROW: Steve Byrd, Eddie Giles, Denver Thornton, Jimmy Smith, Frank Boers, Nancy Guin, Dayle Sharpe. ELEVENTH ROW: Earnest Fite, lra Smith. TWELFTH ROW: Pat Griggs, Jackie Bass, Judy Spice, Diane Voss, Kate Tindle, Judy Norcross, Martha McClellan, Ann Cummings. MARCHING LEOPARDS I . A 4 3' , ',,,.TK. ' K , The Marching Leopards form the tradi- tional M L at all football games to help boost the team to victory. In early December the band begins prac- ticing for concert season. They are also active at clinics, festivals, and parades. Last year this organization was well rep- resented in the All-State Band and they hope to be again this year. At the close of the school year an awards concert is given. BAND OFFICERS in FROINI ROW Co pre tdent W T Cotton and R T Lee Secretary Jackle Ba Treasurer Butch Henry Drum M tgor R ate Itndle SECOND ROM Ltbrarrans Sharon Stueart Jo tn Phllltps and Jants Owens Bustnu Managers Glenda F1 k and Krt tt Curtt THIRD ROM Reporters Don Harbour and Judy Johnson Chaplatn Kenny Mayton ' PEP BAND .fr FRONT ROW Warren Jameson Charlts Gtbb Martha Bruce SECONDROW Butch Henry Frank Boers Jan Halbert THIRD ROW Joan Phtlltps Phyl11sW1l ltams W T Cotton Allan Cupp FOURTH ROW Don Harbour Murphy Hughes Larry M yton FIFTH ROW Judy Proper V1v1anBranum Grant Bur r1s SIXTH ROW R T Lee Mlke Dratn SEVENTH ROW Earnest Ftte Denver Thornton Eddte Grles The Pep Band members have gxven over and above thetr duty as they per formed 1n the Pep Band tn addttton to thetr asstgnment wtth the Marchtng Leopards At Pep Rallres Assembltes B games and Basketball games they have been fatthful to thetr task of arous O N mg school spurt A - ..J ,T em, - 'c I U I 4 U FOURTH ROW: Quartermaster Denver Thornton, Equipment Managers Carl Rubly and Charles Gibbs. I s X 5 .cl ' W t. : Elf! REMEMBER WHEN ,J vv-1 Wa gn fS- R.-05. QXTEKQ8 ' w- 3- lcd M 'V 9549 P11-x gs 9 E fi. Cv vl--4 tus 8' ft ' wb kin' f' eff-iff alfa' ff 'I vga Simi .9 in IU 'Q it 1,4 F, 44- Pt. N ,Y , EC :VAX ' if . 'Q 'x . 1 i'e,- L2 ?i?.Q QUEEN S X-s Princess Pat Allen - Escorts Johnny Lipe, Drckic Ives Band Maid Kristi Curtis - Escorts Jimmy Crowder, Rocky Robinson u Cheerleader Maid Martha Chadwick - Escorts Eddy Scrirnshire, Dail Stiles Senior Maid Judy Johnson - Escorts Lawson Glover, Max Chenault QQ ali ,afx W . .sq x VR? .ax s- - ' ' xx ' 1 qw KH' , sv I. , I 'sw' i . ! . COURT Y Q 54 B 'QM x 1 I . ff' gl' gsm. i ff 4..4 -,,,,w1 4, l E91 x Q 'ia . ,,.AL. . .,. J Q 'X X 1X X Q WX X 'i..X.Iu.1x. PLUX vw X Hx. ki Y... Fwvlwrlww NT ' Brblr V wx OL r.E.IN :xi IE F HAY'-.. mf x ..4. dur - Efvorts Jtffy Jacobs Sim . L' PHIL? ni -.. fr 65 , . s ,f ! I H-- mag, Wim' 'mf ' f -za la 1 ,xi is 2 K Q33 14 fin. 'if M 5 f a ,xp lb fn A2 ,Pg , iv Iv' fjf. if 1 1' 41 QW, g , ,. iq 1 W Q, ' Y 51. Z QF 4 fl . -fi 2392 N ,Y gp . 1 . ,, ' ' , lg .wigf J'fffi,j'V ' ' ff -f ':f. M3?'L wifi: f9i5'1 1 V, I iff! -fx , M ' Q N. m+Fy N N , ,.. 5, A-:Lx 4 --X PM 15 ,- --Mwfaww W ., f' 7, 4 F' ,Lf ,, ' , 4, - rig M, M55 ., ,A . G, 3 if '- , Q.. 'XA - ' 1 -7 C 1: 'F' ' fQ Jrviigffy I , f' XNx IN D11 V .V-vi., ,a-1 .Eff- f,,.:' PM BARBARA FOWLER .Q X ' ,i w V gifgqfif JOHN COLE JUDGE WHO'S WHO CONTEST Our Judges for the most attractive and best-looking this year were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mooty. Jim has been an outstanding football player at the University of Arkansas for the past four years. His Junior and Senior years, he was named to the All-South- west Conference dream team. He was further honored to have been named to the Associated Press list of selections for .-Xll-Arnerican honors. He sparked the RaLor- backs to a victory at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. ln addition he was chosen to represent the South in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. During his junior year, he married his high school sweetheart, who is also a stu- dent at the University. We are very happy to have had Bette and Jim Mooty as our judges for this year's contest. We feel that they have made excellent choices. WHO'S WHO AT MHS AJ Q 911 Typical M. H. S. Stude IANICE LAWSON STEVE PETERS HIS . x ' Mos! Dependable KRISTI CURTIS RICH.-XRD CUMMIN GS S fm Most Popular KATE TINDLE JOHN COLE Ein.-rzdllcst Lvfxll. HORN RA YMOND PET YY 51,1 fu' BeQt -X11 Around MARTHA MQCLELLAIN MAX CHEN-XULT X . if .' 1 .- f L 1 qyk -lx., fa' x M M, 'NNN XXX fx Most Outstandmg Student Leader Understandmg Teacher PAUL WILLIAMS MRS. FRANKLIN 'N'O4IL1RtZlX'IO Suuceed LHENV1 SILLIMAN LAWSON GLOYER 'LJ k x 1 ,s... A HU Vos: Courteou ILDH PHELPS M XHLOIN GRIGSBH 4 D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN 1-1 1. JI IU SESSE 111 .ill 0 Q1 Q 'v111r1E N 1 XII 1 o 1 N 1' 0-1 11 L I E. I L A cI'I'll'IlL1'I lfld ala l L 1 RL 1 llII x In n Llfl X lIlm. n 11.1 N OI1 1m W 'W up lg. 1l'lu. Ollx L, Il 'W 'Xx Q w 'l'l11' D. .-MR. Good C111g1'11fl11p .-X11 .mi 1- g1v1-11 hx IIII' O11.11'l11111 Clmptcr of Ll1c l5.lllA,,1lL' 1 1 III Kuo 11 OI 1 Xklll x 1 kk 1 1 .1111 lkll x X SL x I 1 L 1 1 lLlOl' 1 11 11 GIRLS AND BOYS STATE DELEGATES 10 OM naw: T ndl Sally Ce er MID LE O s Manha B uc: Cha lens Sampion, Judy Sesser 1OP ROM 1111: 1Cooper, Ldv. on Glover ,A J' 111- 11I'1l1c.X111'r1'. ' l' Il 1111 ffl' I' Il1.1 E' l.11l 'l 'ilkxki by I11'-c1.1o1cl41f5 1 ' f. ' lx . .11 t!11' but 1'111.'1'11 111 the 1'l.1sf. ,I11d . -.rr w.15 'l 'ctml to Illxl WI II1 X 1' '. . ' ' . 1. 'R Y T Girls' S'.'1' C B y1'. .11' gf sr WI S' 'l ba' th' 1110.111 Lcgi ll 11: IIIL' . .1 p 5 ftc.1cI11:111 th' s1111.lc 1tf the lutzu .lllnf 1'11111'11o11 'I' II1' fox'- ' . Thusc Q11zd1'111sl1v1' Ill IllyIIllC.ll u1t11'5 . 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'vw ri . f ' -'ff 1:7 . . . , W r- ff' . sf - 4 Q, 2 .,,. 1 1960 BASKETBALL ROYALTY if QU 119 uf QUEEN JIMMIE R.-XE DAVIIDSON fix--Clgiprmzms - :iofgky iiobxzxfurl, lid Sr ILYIISLLTC W I .M Q X 1 i JM V ,W W - H5'5g ll mr Q iQ -E 'qi , 5 I ff f , -.1 S 'FQ . Z , ,,c.a.....2'.J- BLA ., .. M, WUFJ -N L31 wan. F D -S , f I 1 jg .Au v , , 4 .Q 1 Y I A d-SL if 1- ., X-nt-I xii- 4' Q if U ! U 1 ..,- -, : Q 3 1' 5 if li if f Q x - 5. if a as If -1 COURT ighf' .1 , V 5 G . Q L 1 ' A 1. . E7 -1 if we ai 4-'HF-.. X 'fax . g L '9- .1 ..,.t.:: I THE SMALL Bur MIGHTY LEOPARDS The Malvern Senior Teams racked up some good records this past season. Together the Senior and B team had 16 victories, 1 loss, and 2 ties. The seniors suffered the only defeat, that coming to the top Class AA team in the state, Catholic High They were also responsible for the 2 ties. One was upset by Fairview and the other with a fine team from Conway. The Malvern senior team fielded their finest team since 1953 as they racked up a total of 292 points to the opponent's 101, Included in the victories was a 62 to O slaughter of Sheridan, Malvern's biggest victory since 1931. Cther wins were over some of the better AA teams in the state and the Leopards ended the season at the top of the AA ratings for the state. I Coach Bill Hunt was the head mentor for the Leopards this season. In his third year of head coaching at the high school, he has now won 20 games, lost 12 and tied three. Over the past year and even the previous one, the outstanding thing about the Leopard senior team is that most of the fans don't think they'll fare nearly as well as they do. The Leopards were one of the smallest teams in the state in AA ball and didn't facea team that was smaller. However, they used some magic formula to rack up numerous opponents, some weighing as much as 50 pounds more per man. Malvem B team, made up of mostly sophomores, racked up seven opponents and finished their season undefeated. They scored 140 points to only 39 for the opponents. Coach for the B team was O. L. Pearson. Qian I I P 5 MANAGERS '-.XIX 'Hi EY 1PPI,IE'ID flii- I.INITxf?,N'I TY 5 I-iuglish, RubcrtBoQl1eJ:l, and an ziobxmou. , V by -fx L .M 6 Yfh 1 1+- . , . A N, ,Ll 9 4. -fax ,N .,v' .w X Naihk Xp: 19- as Q' 1 I. -I .,1' 'F -1 Q 9 '., -. 5 1' Tn, . Qwnek. 1 i -.' x. - ' 9. -X Wi ., ,vw- an Q ,. . W!-. wg.,- 3 55 Q AQ. I U r gm 1' 1 nav' Ya fire .f sh nf 1 J it 1 4 H ,u'.m-Sis' ar ,gn ,rf n ' , It, I Q. 5-1 In 4 n 575.4 'Alf 'Ju ll' 4. f': az! si' si V Q rg- ws'-g I WM Lqm pg 'MPT A ,t:5X...- ,.x,,5f'L ..,, tk n , V ' :gif --'21 lx , S ' 'Wh 11 1 A qlf QQ- MARVIN ROSS EDDY SCRIMSHIRE DAD. STILES RANDY STUCKEY Fullback Halfback Tackle Guard LEOPARD'S SCOREBOARD Opponent Ours Theirs Sheridan 62 0 Morrilton 39 6 Crossett 7 6 Catholic High 0 27 Camden 27 12 Conway 12 12 Jacksonville frlomecomingj 39 6 Russellville 40 13 Benton 6 O Smackover 19 O Fairview 13 13 xr., Arkadelphia 28 7 We are proud of our team's record this year and the victorious season it has given us. This team, though outweighed in every contest, has come through with that FIGHTING LEOPARD SPIRIT. JOHN C. TATE KEN TURNER Tackle Guard HUGH DAY WELCH HUBERT WILLIS PAUL WILLIAMS TOMMY WILSON Tackle Center Halfback Tackle 'QF 1959 1 7 FOCTBALL f G CHEERLEADERS QQ A ouR SCHOOL SPIRIT BoosTERs Co-Captain Gglil Horn, Martha Clmldwick, Glenda Helm, Co-Captain Betty Westerman, Pat Nutt, Sandra West, Pat Allen, Carol Mansfield, and Gayle Hardage. LEOPARD A TEAM 'nhl ,I he are xe x n oud of our Leopard basketball team mhrch 1 comno ed of senro hrbh boys Ba l-cet hall lrxe most other sports rnsprres leadershrp rndrvrdualrty good soortsman hm and helrns to dew. eloD an all around good person Our basketeers V4hlCh are composed of two teams the A. and the B teams have a frne record thrs season The rmportant thrng rsn t n wrnr Hb the game but rn hom the platers and the fan. eonduct themselxes. MANAGERS B TEAM Tommy English and Raymond Keith 1' ' ffl. gpm, K, A-1 I ML? ' aid 7: ' :ga ' Q-.1133 'W-r .qv g g? Em 3 . L H BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS C O ' G'-lb' OO FRONT ROW: Gail Horn, Co-Captain Glenda Helm, Barbara Fowler, and Gayle Hardage. BACK ROW: Butch Green, Sandra West, Co-Captain Carole Mansfield, and Martha Chadwick. A school is known by its spirit and, sometimes in the long winter months of basketball season, the spirit of the student body seems to die down. The loyal cheerleaders are never known to fall down on the job. They are always there spurring the team on to victory and consoling the boys when they meet defeat. The rafters of the gym ring out with the yells they lead, and we look to them to keep our pep up at all times. They've done their jobs well this year and we, the students, the team, and the coaching staff say Thanks! SPONSORS Mrs. Mac Treadwell and Mrs. Lewis Cooper REGION 3AA CHAMPIONS OF 1959 x pw? V H 'W l . . KW 5 , A T I Q 1' a uv 5- , X' Jw 2 :yi ,I K ' 1:1 ' Y ' V si ,: Q I Q Vs, . g .w- If , -I U G - . - . .-+ ' , ' ' Y' 'E fy '12-J.. f G at 'fl 'EN t T., 49 ' I sw , ' Q , I ' U X A - 'V' I K' ' G ' I A 4' X .. AL., .Q , -,-' 7. g f ng .'. 'U 'l:Ji!':g5 'K-1:9 1 df, i-gQ4'ff6:sN', ' .-, if 'Jr-5,iw . vt' Na- , , ,. m,,,,g,4e.3., . 1 -r. 44 - ' ' 'i','.f 3 'i. . - 'f-0-'T FRONT ROW, left to right: Ray Cheatham, Larry Clem, Gene Lackey, Buddy Lofton, Terry Williams, Johnny Bailey, Caroll Quick, Jimmy Brumley. SECOND ROW: Douglas Roland, Larry Griffin, Dail Stiles, Eddy Schrimshire, John Cole, Larry Fite, John Regan, Raymond Keith, Lawson Glover. THIRD ROW: Paul Williams, Conrad Lawson, Wayne Selph, Dickie Ives, Dale Kent, Ken Turner, Bill Davis, Eugene Gilbert, Frank Polomsky, Rocky Robinson, and Coach Hunt. MALVERN ENDS CONWAY'S REIGN Last year a good portion of the District 3,-XA record book was renovated as our boys halted a ten year Conway track and field domination and beat the Conway Wampus Cats 48 5X6 to 40. Six records were shattered and a seventh was equalled. The efforts of all other teams couldn't overcome the Malvern point spread which was built largely in the field events where the Leopards won three firsts and several seconds and thirds. Malvern picked up 10 1X3 points in the high jump in which Dale Kent tied the existing district mark of 5 feet, 10 U4 inches. Larry Fite tied for second place in the high jump and Rocky Robinson and Eddy Scrimshire tied for second place in the pole vault. These accomplishments are but a few reached by our boys and we are very proud of the fine record they have established. K Wall your tum Thlnk we can get away mth 1t'7 Aw I bet that s what you tell all Lhe glrlsl H S M ar xo L llcecemdxew PLEASE gne me a mga ette' 'V in Her ROY AL HIGHINESS 1 ,di ki THIS 19 a PICDICDOO C Fzrst donr to the left. girls, ls T Il 21 I' n will C. . .. sf, l . .A . ,K . Wk .ef we f ' 5 , ,ggi ., - A 1 I ' - fl r Y. . Q. 7 .Q K' . X 'M 5 ' Ns Q., .5 -uf . '- - If I v ' ' ' , . AUTOGRAPHS Si PADGETT cHEvRous1 AND oLDsMoBlLE 425 Maxn Street Malvern Arkansas P L WESTERFIELD ED2. 4505 ' l ,. , . - . I . . my .,- .. L ' , '3:,:.. 22 is If -4, V 9 ' . fl I i Va ' 3' 'iv ,-vii' 1 - - P Q-vf'r',.-, ' '. '- .454 v ' 54 , ' . P O O 1 - HOT SPRING COUNTY AND DISTRICT CFFICIALS Prosecutmg, Attorncy County Judge Chincery Tudge County Clerk C11-cuxt Clerk County Treasurer Tax Assessor Sherlff IAW SUN C LUN I R 'NILIL PHI LAN D f O 1 PAUL SHUFI- IELD PAUL BURINEI T NORRIS VNIIIII GRADE CLLLINS M G BAXNKSON z - '. ' ........... F. , 3 ZX Circuit Judge ........ H, B, MEANS, JR, REYNOLD'S METALS COMPANY MALVERN AMUSEMENT COMPANY MAGNET CCVE BARIUM CCRPORATION O CiOHgI'4ltU1-itiOIl5 ne of the Dress, Ind 't ' ATKINSON FUNERAL HOME A1r Cond1t1oned Chapel 24 Hour Ambulance Servlce 126 East Second Street Phone Ed 2 2711 Malvern Arkansas MALVERN MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sales and Servxce 1321 South Stanley Street Phone ED 2 3621 Malvern Arkansas nr' Par LEOPARD DEN SERVICE CENTER O. V. QJACKQ SESSER West Page and Locust Phone ED Z-6341 Malvern, Arkansas South Maln Street Malxern Arkansas THE MALVERN NATIONAL BANK A Fnendly Bank Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon n N 5' ' x I Jo., ' , Q-152-2 ' V - f - ,,,.:,-1:-:,': -ff . -- ' ' ., f,e.::'f1?i',1'--1- ' 4 nu:-57 - ,... , v V A V,-ji-.--0 '4v v,... 'T f - - , K, -.J HOT SPRING COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY GLENVALE PRODUCTS DIVISION H OOV ER Malvern MCDANIEL S STUDIO PLEASURE LANES Featurmg Lomvlp e uton 11 c Us F Pmsfxotters Reduced Rates Dur ng Dax Hou s Como ere Lme of XFB.a11s Bags hoes Comphments of MALVERN GRAVEL CQMPANY ' H Q : 'I 1? 3 - , s A ,A As I . L 5ch0oICh11dren ,x A1 ' . , , A, 4. . , , Q PAINT SUPPLY CO Best Benjamm Moore and Davms Pamts Phelps Bulldmg 215 West 3rd PHELP'S CASH STORE Purina Chows or All K1DdS of Anlmals Feed Seed and Hardware F1e1d and Garden Seed Phone ED 2 2311 310 South Locust Stop Goosm' I-hm PAUL S GULF STATION Ed Z 7805 1211 South Maln Gramps L D PAUL Proprletor Wx' Q 5 1 ,f 7 f T' X? wc. I 'A 1 1 I of , F Q 'su I Kkv x y i AI. w'4v . 2,5 J ' ,.ig:,,' V W ' . V 1 , I O , . 1 KEENEY PLUMBING C OMPANY 4 S Ld2 6031 THORNTON OFFICE SUPPLIES Edd 5513 GRISSO L M BODY SHOP ELVIS GRISSOM t W INTERNATIONAL b P SHOE COMPANY r at F1fth AND Nkdvern, Arkans Phone Ed2 5571 COTTON MILLS SHRYOCK S Malvern s Oldest and Finest Jewelers 414 Main Street ART CRAFT FURNITURE COMPANY 506 Main Street Malvern Arkansas Phone ED 2 4441 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOANS A Savings Account at This Association Is the Best Aid to the Realization of your Plans If you Have One of Our Savings Books, Us it Regularly Lf not, Ask for One Today. 205 S. Main CLEVENGER'S DRUG STORE Main Street Phone ED 2-4261 Pharmacy Highland Ave. Phone ED 2-4301 J ELMo YOUNG MILLER s DRUG stone H L mc Ab-strac tln 1st 1111s 1 In 1 U51I1L'ub b1I1LL 1906 11115 Slum Has 1+111u1More Hman 1 xV11111OI1 Doctors Pm 'aLI'1pI1OIlS Loans and Real Estate BANK OF MALVERN Comphments of DTIVC In Bankxnf Faclhtles at rear of our present Bank Bu11d1ng DAIRY QUEEN Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporauon Phghvway 67 Ivialvern, Arkansas Malve rn, Arkansas . 1 In. f ne .11 .' ' Q Q, .I 'h1.w1 .890 5 5 ,L,. i' ,, ,, r . , V, C A L . - . 7 ... 45 2 . . THE SHACK Fmest Food 1n Town KIDDER FUNERAL HOME gl BURIAL ASS N Ambulance SGTNICL Milvern Arkansas Compllments HENRY STUEART SR AND HENIRY STUEART JR STUEART GROCER COMPANY Wholesale The Rexdll Store Prescrlptlons Our Speclalty WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Western Home Owned By Au'o 317 319 Maul Street Assouate CARLF SPENCE s'o'e Malvern Arkansas FRED SPENCE JR Phone Ed Z 3681 GILCHRIST SERVICE STATION C1t1es Servlce Tlres and Tubes Battenes and ACCCSSOFICS CHAMBERLAIN'S WILSON BUICK COMPANY E Z 3631 M A CLEM S WHOLESALE AND GROCERY COMPANY BUILDER S LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY MODERN FURNITURE COMPANY RAYMOND HILLIS O Ed Z 2481 LINDSEY D X SERVICE 601 West Page Phone Ed 2 4201 JIM LINDSEY, Owner GEORGE RUSHER, Manag THE TAILOR SHOP Congratulatlons to the Semors of 1960 S cond and Locust Phone 'd -I alver k' ' S'1 ' Servic Compliments of v 1 Motorola Kelvinat , wner Phone - THE LEADER STORE Drv Goods Ready t e Men s and Boys Furmshxngs B 8. C SHOES LEW BROVN IN JR Rand Trmm Tu d Poll Parrot J A WEST CO DEPARTMENT STORE Complete l1ne of everythmg, to Wear or Men Women and Ch1ldren MALVERN Pamts Browmng Guns and Plurnbmg Supplxes Phone ED 2 3341 ZI9 Page Avenue Malw ern Arkansas Complxments of A J HARRISON CANDY CO Wholesale Malvern Arkansas JACK'S LION SERVICE A R SESSER Prop Expert Wash1ng and Lubrlcatmg South Mam Street I AlN a-rO- ' ' ' ' HARDWARE co. f , MALVERN SAW CO McCulloch Cha1n Saw Congjratulatlons Semors OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY COMPANY Your Home of Better Values 183 IN Ml n EDZ 4331 330 Ma1n St EDZ 6421 We the members of the Malvern Hlgh School Mlrror Staff would l1ke to take tms opportun1ty to thank each and every person and orgamzauon for h1s cooperat1on rn heIp1ng us to make th1s Yearbook the best poss1ble THANKS THE MIRROR STAFF Compllments of H SOUTHERN ICE MAGNOLIA CAFETERIA 8. SOUTHERN CREAMERY Malvern Arkansas Phone ED2 2391 307 East Page Ave THE FASHION Ladles' Ready to Wear FAYE PHILLIPS VIVIAN BAKER Phone EDZ 2537 MALVERN MATERIAL COMPANY Better Lumber for Better Homes Phone ED2 4221 7 ' , ' o w ' f , - A , . . . c L ' - ' l ! n . I ' - REPHAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE E 3351 WEAVER 8. WEAVER INSURANCE LINDVALL FLOWER 8. GIFT SHOP E tP E 5631 M A LINDVALL S Ch ld Y JORDAN AND GRAY h l O ED2 4521 W P JULENE S 311 M M A TEAGUE SHOE SHOP F Sh R p PENNEY S Phone Dl- l 308 as age Ladies', i ren's and Men Phone DZ- Read -to-Wear alvern, k nsas Shoes 1 W o esale nly ain Street Fruits and Vegetables Phone EDZ-6312. alvern, rkansa one - 501 . age Congratulations, Seniors! 1 Always First Quality ine oe e air C JI1j,,,I dLLlldL1UI1S C lass of 60 MALVERN BUTANE GAS COMPANY You re Mlles Mheld Wxth MOBIL E VN EST Consxgnee BLAKELY PHARMACY Carner is lnd Photographxc Supplles Home Vviovxe Eqnnpment 203 Mam St Malvern Ark HORTEN LAWRENCE Real Estate and Insurance Sales Rentals Loans 12 E Phone ED2 4491 GRISSOM GLASS SHOP GIVC Us a Break 614 West Page Phone ED2 3251 SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT STORE 122 E 3rd ED2 3412 KENNETH HARRIS USED CARS West Page Phone ED2 3771 Compllments of MASON REGAN INSURANCE Insurance and Real Estate 119 East 2nd Phone ED2 3012 gf 1 ' f ' .X C, 2, ' . , 'I 227 S. Main Phone Ed 2-4601 Phone Ed 2-2581 1 . 3rd COLE FULLER DRUG STORE C W COLE ROYC FULLER Phone Ed 2 2411 Malvern Compllmt nts PURDY S FOOD MARKET 404 VI Page Xxtnue D1a1 Ed 2 2241 SMITH S ESSO SERVICE Page and Locust Street BILLY J SMITH Owner Road Servxce Comphments Lf and MRS JAMESJ ROBINSON at the VOGUE SHOPPE 316 Maln Phone Ed 2 236 1 REST HAVEN MEMORIAL GARDENS A Perpetual Care Cemetery ROY TRAYWICK Mgr 526 Locust D1a1Ed 2 2091 MAUREEN S HAIR STY LINC: CENTER 1021 Dyer Street D1a1Ed 2 3051 Drlnk CLEM'S ORANGE It s Better THE MALVERN METEOR JOURNAL Commerclal Prmtmg Offxce Supplles WM R JOHNSON Owner of R. 4 , , ' 1 MRS. RUNYAN DAVIS 9 Comphments SOUTHERN STEAK HOUSE lhghwiy 67 South XLION HLFP MAN Proprxetor AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Umt 11 Malvern Arkansas DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY Best mn Used Cars -hghway 67 South Malw ern Arkansas MCDOUGAL CHAIN SAW COMPANY 414 Pecan Street Phone ED Z 2641 AND HOME APPLIANCES .T T STANLEY Hlghway 67 South Phone ED 2. 3711 Malvern Arkansas FEED AND SEED Qual1tyM F A Feed Fertllxzer Phone ED 2 5711 118 Locust Malvern Arkansas MALVERN TIRE CO Expert T1re Servxce Recappmg RCA Whxrlpool Appllances 1302 South Stanley Street Phone ED 2 3606 Malvern Arkansas BLASINGAME Motor and Radxator Servxce Pan Am Gas Phone ED Z 4151 Hlghway 67 ol STANLEY'S FURNITURE GREGORVS ' - St C ornphnu nts ot NISWANGER PONTIAC SERVICE Phonc ED Z 3361 PHILLIP S GULF SERVICE W SpLe1a117L 1n Washlng, and GrLas1ng., Satlsfacuon Guaranu Ld Phone ED Z 4191 Wahl 1 Comphme nts of ALFRED VAUGHN Esso Standard O11D1str1butor Phone ED Z 3151 Congr 1tu1 1t1ons SL mors MR AND MRS EMYLE DOZIER CARL M SMITH TV AND RADIO SERVICE 700 1North Iwiaxn 'vialx ern Arkansas Phone Ed 2. 4121 TURNERS DANNY DIP Shakes Malts and Sandwxches 848 North Maln See old Rube for 6X6I'j,tI11Hg mn bu11d1ng supphes R. E. NORWOOD LUMBER 8. SUPPLY, INC. Hlghway 270 and Mohne MALVERN SKATING RINK Skatlng LS fun for everyone, Try It Clty Park Malvern 1 C If' ' 41 ' I A' I 1 1 V 1 617 ' 1' 12 ge Ixialvern, Arkansas Ivlalvern, Arkansas . I Q L . , 1 . -- I I 0 n O 7 Y I 1 ' , ' C I mplxme nts ot KNAUT S JEWELERS ALLENS SEWING CENTER vs 31m er 1r1dI3rot1 S xmrg Niiclunc 5 402 N1 AIII d Z RECREATION CENTER xcclhut Pon QIL III Rncrc Ltl n CARL S BARBER SHOP I' FIKFICIIIQSI Shop 414 IVIAIYI SERVICE BARBER SHOP 4 Cuurs 'Mr Condltlonnd BILL IIICKNJIAN Prop Shmgs by ROBERI 431 Ividm Phom ED Z 472.2 Comphments of MRS R O SPEPXRMAN MALX ERN HIGH LITTLE STORE Complxrnermts of HARDWICK BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY HACOX Lxon O11 Petrol: um Products kelly Ilres and Xccessomes Phone EDZ 4010 IJ '- I Ne-'.'g'4 Icr fe 'I ,Q ' :X 1 If Z-P631 1 E - - I ad E 4' '- . .md in Town 'u xi -I 'o IZA .I I' ' I .', . I 'I ' I I ' L- . U I 1 -, MCCLURE MALVERN INSURANCE AGENCY SERVICE STATION All Types of Insurance Motor Tune-Up and Lubrication Real Estate, Abstracts ORVAL MURRY, Prop. Loans, and Auto Financing Malvern, Arkansas 221 S. Locust Phone ED Z-2777 Main and Pine Bluff St. Compllrnents Be Really Refre shed GREEN'S Dr1nk TOURIST COURT Sparkhng COCA COLA I-hghway 67 North Phone Ed 2 4078 book completed Mak1ng up th1s yearbook was a lot of fun and a lot of work We've done our best and we s1ncerely hope that you w1ll enjoy th1s yearbook We hope lt w1ll be l1ke an old fr1end you can s1t down w1th and th1nk of people you knew and th1ngs you d1d Wh1Ch are reflected 1n the 1960 MIRROR of Whew! Here we are, another year gone by and another year- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY