Morrilton High School - Ayer Yearbook (Morrilton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

YW WMM XW,9N,xQf+'s u -11...71-mgnnu-fqf1-'gr .1 11. U fl Ex .Calmm 'l 'Q if ' 'L - D+- ,U ....7,.... '1 F L' DEDAICATICD To Miss MY1:'1'l1+: FARISH. F012 HER l'N'1'Il:lN4: INTEREST IN I l'RTIIERING THE INTEI,l,Ef I'l'AI. GRUXVTII Ulf' THE MANY STUDENTS XVHU PASS 'l'HR0l'GH HER FLASSES FROM YEAR T0 YEAR. AND FOR HER PART IN FOSTERING A LIVE INTEREST IN THE GREAT WVURKS UF LITERA- Tl'RE AND ENGLISH. A WVUIVIAN YVURTHY IN EVERY WVAY OF OUR RESPEFT AND GRATITUDE. WYE SINUERELY DEIJICATE THE 1944-45 fXYER. 9 'W IHVIH ur IH45 PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS MORRILTON HIGH SCHOOL MORRILTON. ARKANSAS FOREWORD THIS EDITION OF THE AS'ER WILL HAVE BEEN A SUCCESS IF IT Swv. FEEDS IN HELPING EACH' STUDENT OF MORRILTON HIGH SCHOOL T0 '-KEEP SAc'RED THE THADITIONS UF THE SCHOOL. IT IS OUR SINFERE HOPE THAT IT DOES SO. 'T ' I MEMORIAM G 55 I 5 .1 xx X X S' xx LT. GASTON SHOFFNER PVT. JACK MATTHEWS LT. JIMMIE CUNNINGHAM ENS. CURTIS HURLEY SGT. ELMER LITTLETON SGT. PETE BRADLEY SGT. RALPH NEWKIRK LT. F. B. HUIE UPERI TE DE VICTOR L. BOREN Mr. Boren, superintendent of Morrilton High School, for many years has proved himself worthy of all praise because of his loyalty to the curriculum and his undying patience with the students. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY CTop Rowj MISS MYRTIE PARISH ...... . EnqIishfB. A., U. of A. Senior Sponsor MISS MAXINE STOVER ....... Acting Principal Commercial Dept.-B. S. E., A. S. T. C. MRS. IOHN SIKES ........ Science Dept.-B. S., Hendrix MRS. W. L. PRESLEY ........ History and English-B. S. E., A. S. T. C. CBot!om!owD AUDRA BASHAM ..... ILAH ANDERSON ....... MRS. MRS. Home Economics Dept.-B. S. E. Major in Home Ec., A. MISS DOROTHY BOWERS ....... Speech Dept.gB. A., Hendrix MISS LaNELLE SIEGEL ...... Spanish-B. S. E., A. S. T. C. IOB Sponsor . 9A Sponsor Math Dept. IUA Sponsor S. T. C. Iunior Sponsor 9B Sponsor JU IOR HIGH FACULTY QTop Howl MRS. KATE HARRISON .... . Social Science MISS LOIS BRADLEY ....... English-B. S. E., A. S. T. C. MRS. BESS WILLIAMS ........ Science-B. S. E., A. S. T. C,- B. S. H. E., U. of A. CBoiiom ROWD MRS. GRACE WEBB . . . . M oth MISS BENNIE MERRICK ..... . . . Science ond History-B. S. E., A. S. T. C. 7B Sponsor 7A Sponsor 8B Sponsor 8A Sponsor 9A Sponsor TUDE COUNCIL Seated, left to riqht: Marilyn Britt, loyce l-lays, Alfred Davis, Mr. V. L. Boren, Martha Ann Stuart. Standinq: Euqene lones, Laura Lou Bearden, Elizabeth Long, Pat Hawkins, Loretta Miller, Mary Sue laclcson, loe Lee Fleming, lames Mallett, Harold Gene McCammont, Lowell Roberts. For the second consecutive year there has been competition between the Iunior and Senior Classes for presidency of this organization. This year Alfred Davis, lunior candidate, Won over loyce Hays, Senior candidate, by a majority of 22 votes. Gther than President Davis, the officers are as follows: Vice- President, Ioyce Hays: Secretary-Treasurer, Martha Ann Stuartg Sarqent-at Arms, Marilyn Britt: Advisor, Mr. V. L. Boren. The annual Christmas party with the whole student body was sponsored by the Student Council in addition to the reqular Red Cross Drives and War Bond and Stamp sales. vi CLASSES IANE MASSEY: President C-lee Club 9, 12, Sec., Treas. 125 Pep Squad 9, 10, 12, Treas. 10: Class Sec. 9, Vice-Pres. 10, Reporter 115 Prop. Mar. Ir. Play 115 Librarian 10, 11, 125 Editor of Ayer 125 Home EC. Club 11, 125 Commercial Dept. 125 Principa1's Office 125 Tri-Gammas 9, 10, 11, 12: Sr. Play 12. EDNA PAYE STELL: Vice-Pres. Class Vice-Pres. 9, 11, President 105 Latin Club 105 Home EC, Club 11, 125 Vice-Pres. 125 Promptor Ir. Play 115 Commercial Dept. 125 Librarian 115 1-lomecominq Maid 125 Superintendent's Office 125 Senior Play 125 Basketball 125 Grasshoppers 9, 10, ll, 125 Co-Editor Ayer 125 Pep Squad 10, 125 Re- porter 12. PAULINE IACKSON: Secty.-Treas. Latin Club 10, 115 Ir. Play 115 Thespians 11, 125 One-Act Play 125 Home EC. 11, 125 Principal's Office 9, 10, 11, 125 Ayer Staff 125 Glee Club 95 Pep Squad 105 Commercial Dept. 11, 125 Librarian 9, 10, 11, 125 Grass- hoppers 9, 10, 11, 12. IOYCE HAYS: Business Manager Latin Club 9, 105 Class Sec. 105 Class Bus- iness Mqr. 115 Business Mar. Ir. Play 115 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Sec. 10, Treas. 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Pep Squad Business Mgr. 125 Head Librarian 125 Ayer Staff 125 Com- mercial Dept. 115 Glee Club 125 Grasshop- pers 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Play 12. MARY ROSE CREWS: Reporter Class Sec.-Treas. 115 Spanish Club 11, 12, Sec.-Treas. 125 Librarian 125 Commercial Dept. 11, 12. CHARLES WEAR: Asst. Bus. Mgr. Basketball 10, 11, 125 Commercial Dept. 11, 125 lr. Play 115 Football 125 Librarian 11,125Siqma Chi 11, 12. LASS FFI ERS ELENDER ALLEN Transfer from Kilqore, Texas. Hom: Economics Club 125 Commercial Dept. 12. MARIE ALLEN Gloe Club 95 Home EC. Club 12. I. I-I. ALLISON Pep Squad 95 Commercial Dept. 12, Basketbill 11, 12, Football 12. SHIRLEY ANN BARGER Latin Club 10, Iunior Play 11, Pres. Iunior R911 Cross 11, Pep Squad 9, 105 Glee Club 95 1-11 Life Staff 12, One-Act Plays 9, 12, The-spians 10, ll, 12, Sec. and Trees. 10, ViceePres. 12, Commerciil Dept. 11, 12: Band Majorette gf PrinCipal's Office 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 9, Student Council 9, Grasslioppers 9, 10, ll, 12, Senior Play 12. MARY BRADLEY Transfer from Plummorville, Home Ev. Club 11, 12, Pres. 12: Rep. of Real Cross 11, Hi Life Staff 123 Pin-Ups 12. MILBURN BOSTAIN FEA 51, Commercial Dept, 12. IDA MAE BROWN Glee Club 103 Commercial Dept. 11, 12, Basket' ball 12. NADINE BRYANT Glee Club 10, Pep Squad 10g Red Cross Chair- man l0p Home EC. Club ll, 127 l-Ii Life Staff 121 lf'in'Ups 12. ELOISE CARLOCK Home Ec. Club ll, 12, Commercial Dept. 11, 12, NELL COBB Glee Club 10, 12, Superintende-nt's Office 11, 12, EDNA COOPER Home Ec. Club ll, 12, Latin Club 10, Commer- cial Dept, 11, Pin-Ups 12. MELBA IUNE CORDREY Band 9, Latin Club 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Commercial Dept. 11, 12, Pep Squad 12. PRYOR REID CRUCE, IR. Latin Club 10, ll, lunior Play 11, One-Act Play 11, 12, Co-Editor I-li Life 12, 1-Ii-Y 10, 12, Sec.- Treas. 10, Reporter 12, Librarian 10, ll, Co- Captain Football 12, Treas. 10, Thespians ll, 12, Sec.-Treas. 12. PATTY DUNCAN Basketball 10, 12, Oueen 10, Captain 12, Class President 10, Ensemble 10, Glee Club 10, Home Ec. Club ll, Halloween Maid ll, Queen 12, Librarian 11, 12, Commercial Dept. 10, Pin-Ups 12. IEAN BRUCE PARISH Band Majorette 9, Cheer Leader 10, 12, Com- mercial Dept. 11, 12, Glee Club 10, Librarian 12, Superintende-nt's Office 11, Basketball 10, One- Act Play 9, lunior Play 11, Home EC. Club ll, 12, Grasshoppers 9, 10, 11, 12, STEVE PARISH Class President 9, One-Act Play 9, lunior Play ll, Hi-Y ll, 12, Commercial Dept. ll, 12, Spanish Club ll, Librarian 11, Pep Squad 9, Siqma Chi ll, 12, PAULINE GREER Red Cross Rep. llp Latin Club ll, 12, Commer- cial Dept. ll, 125 Property Manager Senior Play 12. ROBERT EARL GORDON Football 9, 10, 12, Captain 127 Iunior Play ll: Spanish Club ll, 125 Librarian ll, Siqma Chi Sigma 11, 12. WANDA GROOM Transfer from Greenville, lll. Latin Club 10: Transfer from Orange Texas, Commercial Dept. 127 Property Mqr. Sr. Play 12. BILLY HALLETT Commercial Dept. 12. 1OYCE PAYE HARPER Spanish Club 11, 125 Glee Club 125 Commer- cial Dept. 12. EUGENE IONES Student Council 12, Spanish Club 125 Thespians 125 Iunior Play 111 Iunior Red Cross Rep. 125 Chairman ol War Stamps and Bond Sales 12. FRANCAINE IONESH Music 9, Home Ec. 125 Pep Squad 9. WANDA PAYE 1 ON ES Glee Club 10, 12, Director 12, Pep Squad 12, Cheer Leader 125 Librarian 10, Thespians ll, 12, Director Thespian Play 115 Iunior Play 117 Com- mercial Dept. ll, 12, Princ1pal's Office 125 Grass- hopper lO, ll, 12: Senior Play 12. MILDBED LEACH Home Ec. Club 11, 125 Glee Club 115 Commer- cial Dept. ll, 12. ELIZABETH LONG Latin Club 9, 105 Spanish Club 115 Home Ec. ll, 125 Commercial Dept. 12. LAVERNE MALLETT Basketball 10, 125 Glee Clu-b 95 Commercial Dept. ll, 125 Ayer 12. NINA MALLETT Home EC. 11, 125 Basketball 12. MAYME RUTH MARTIN Glee Club 95 Latin Club 9, 105 Home Ec. 11, 125 Commercial Dept. 10, 115 Pep SQJQJ 125 Pin-Ups ,2. SAMMY MCREYNOLDS Class President 9, 115 Iunior Play 115 Thespian 115 1-li-Y 10, 115 OneAAct Play 115 Student Council 9, 115 Spanish Club 115 Latin Club 115 Scholar- ship 9, 115 Sigma Chi 11. LORETTA MILLER Commercial Dept. 115 Home Ec. ll, 125 Re- porter 125 Student Council 12. BETTY MORROW Home Ec. ll, 125 Commercial Department 11, 12. BILLYE IOYCE NISLER Glee Club 105 Class Treasurer 105 Iuriior Play 11, Commercial Dept. ll, 125 Principals Office 125 Basketball 10, Business Manager 125 Librarian 11, 125 Prompter Senior Play 125 Grasshopper 10, ll, 12. BOBBYE RUTH N ISLER Band Majorette 95 Latin Club 9, 105 Glee Club 105 Pep Squad 9, 12, Cheer Leader 105 Iunior Play 115 Librarian 95 Thespians ll, 12, President 125 Basketball 10, 125 1-li-Life Staff 125 Supt. Office 10, 115 Thespian Play 125 Commercial Dept. 11, 125 Grasshopper 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Play 12. JEROME RAINEY Commercial Dept. 12: Basketball 12. DOROTHY REYNOLDS Band 9: Class Secretary 9: Latin Club 9, 10: Stu- dent Council 10, 11: Vice-President 11: Iunior Play ll: Class Bus. Mgr. ll: Home Ec. 11, 12: 1-Ii Life 12: Ayer 12: Pep Squad 9, 10, 12: Commer- cial Dept. ll: Librarian 11: Principal's Oiiice 12: Senior Play 12: Gir1's Ensemble 12: Grasshopper 9, 10, ll, 12. HELEN LEE SCROGGIN Glee Club 9: Home EC. 11 12: Pin-Up 12. MARTHA HELEN SCROGGIN Glee Club 9: Latin Club 9, 10: Home Ec. 11, 12: Pin-Ups 12. MARY VIRGINIA STALLINGS Band 9: Pep Squad 12: Ayer Staff 12: Spanish Club Vice-President ll: Tri Gamma 9, 10, ll, 12: Senior Play 12. WANDA STOBAUGH Home Ec. 11, 12: Glee Club 9: Commercial Dept. 11: Pep Squad 9: Ayer 12: Pin-Ups 12. IDA LOUISE WALLER Band Majorette 9: Pep Squad 9, 10, 12, Bus. Mgr. 12: Student Director of lunior Play: Pres. oi Latin Club 10: Editor Hi Life 12: Pres. Spanish Club 12: Homecoming Queen 12: Librarian 12: Grasshopper 9, 10, 12: Senior Play 12. NELDA 1 O WEBB Transfer from Hollis, Oklahoma. Senior Play 12. BOB WHITE Stage Manager ll, 12: Hi Life Staff 12: Sigma Chi 10, ll, 12: Thespicms 11, 12: Thespians Play 12: Iunior Play 11. DOYLE WILSON Commercial Dept. 12. IANE ADAM PICKTHORN President BETTY LOU PRINCE Vice-President HOWELL IAGGERS Secretary HM MASSEY Treasurer SAMMIE LEE MCKINLEY Business Manager IACK BASHAM Business Manager BOBBY YOUNG Reporter PAT HAWKINS Student Council Representative ALFRED DAVIS Student Council Representative JAMES MALLE'I'I' Student Council Representative ALFRETTA ABSTON EMILIE AUVENSHINE BETTY BATSON IOAN BEARDEN KATHRYN BOSTAIN EAY CASSITY BILLIE ETHRIDGE RAYMOND PARISH RUTH FAULKNER IOE PAUL FLACK I. C. HAWKINS LEON LONES MAXINE IACKSON IOHN ED KNIGHT PAULINE KNIGHT MARY IEAN LACHOWSKEY DOYLE LAY ROBERT MOOSE BOB ED NATION WAYNE POTEET . , MARY SUE PRINCE IUANITA SCROGGINS BETTY SUE SKIPPER IUANITA STRINGER ERMA DEAN SUTTERFIELD DOROTHY WHITE NELLIE IEAN WRIGHT Pictures No! Appearing: Roy Goodall, Wanda Lee Greer, Maxine Kenney, Lenora and Louise Stover R4-t ly Allen, Rnlty Ioyvv Ashvrxrtt, Denneth Atkins TE TH GR DE SECTION A OII, Mirry Evvlyn Rirrqs, Iurrniiri Rostiiin, Viviun Rostrrin, Rvtty llrinlili-y, M-nilyn Britt, Iorrnn Broridwtiy, Eddie Qtolwriurri, Rivlitrrd L lirrndlm, Mkrrthti Lou Cordroy, Elimi- in l ltr L it ws, l.l.ny lm-ntlvy K rtrvu, Charles Looper, Bill lltrvidsort, Rvlnr Dawkins, Betty Diinrdn, D. l. Eddes lilrnond lfdxv-mls, Ernodvrie Eldrn, Betty lo Epperson, ' ,Irv Sw k rnli-. lip is n, Christine Errish, Rrryrnond Ftirislr, x I I inl lltttk lov Eitriiiur, Wyonir Garrison, Roy Goodo All-lntt ll--tin Ltr-mtlr.nn, Alliortn Harris, lock I-Iurris. QL! ,...ff- I Q O SECTION B Nancy Irving, Cloro lean Icivkson, lucrnittr Ldsdter, Merry Evfr Lewis, Catherine Little, Georqiti Lou Lonq, Helen Murllott, Moe Mcrllett, Melbd Mullett, Billie Mtiydll, Geraldine Mourot, Idckie Nisler, Iohnnie Norwood, Anno Moe Spence, Velma Lee Owen, Ruth Moore Riddick, Dorothy Rhoden, Mcrrie Roberts, Sherry Sadler, Betty leon Scott, Nellie leon Scroqqin, Edith Slicirp, Martha Ann Stuart, Dorothy Thornton, Willie Eire Thomason, lohnie Bell Tipton, Boblvie leon Tyler, Srilly Lou Vance, Violet Vent, Morilyn West, Mriry Williams, Ottie loo Wiiqht, Irene Yorlorouqh, Ivol Clorfi YoCum. OFFICERS Edmond Edwords . . Thomas Huqh Moore President Reloo Dockins . . . Ruth Moore Riddick Vice-President Betty Allen ...... Ottie Io Wright Secretory-Treasurer NINTH Flow l-Bobby Wofford, Betty lo Bradly, Mary Lou White, Wanda Phelps, Sunny Io Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann Waller, Katherine Kurtley, Carrie Boland, Iohnnye Deeter, Wanda Deeter, Ercel Terry, George Black. Row 2-Louise Parette, Laura Lou Bearden, Betty Lou Tyler, Flutli Mallett, Carolyn Dillion, Billie Dorch, Louise Williams, Reba Iolinston, Helen Lonq, Syretha Chambers, Ollie Williams, Iuanita Meeks, Miss Siegel. Bow 3-Margaret Massey, Buddy Britt, Shirley Iordan, Mary Kelloqq, Ruth Boudra, Myrtle Smith, lean Euhanks. Bow 4'MIS. Presley, Elizabeth Lana, Ella Ann Gr- mond, Virainia Phillips, Ernestine Allen, Helen Farris, Faye Sledge, Addie lean Lackey. Bow 5-Christine Charton, Bill Earl, lerrell Hillis, Bill GR DE Harrelson, Ferrell Scroqains, Bill Wolford, D. H. Cates, I. C. Holder. Row 6-Charles Eddy, Elton Robertson, Woody Rina, Charles Farish, W. L. Harrington lr. Row 7-Asbury Walker, lodie Blankinship, Aubrey Davidson, Ioe Anderson, De :n Rll'l9l1fIl'l, Wilma Guilina, Paul Dickson. Bow 8-Slim Martin, Bill Martin, Lloyd McConnell, Randle Prince, Dallas Swain. Bow 9-Doyle Epperson, Forrest MCClaren, Norman Bizzell, Charles Dicus, Harold Gray, Billy Eoff, Wayne Dunlap, Iohn Ward. Bow IO-Ollie Needham, Dwain Underwood, O. T. Potter. OFFICERS Betty Tyler ...... Ruby lohnston President Margaret Massey .... Carolyn Dillion Vice-President Betty lo Bradley ..... Buth Mallett Secretary-Treasurer i i EIGHTH GR DE Row l--loan Laster, Dorothy Burns, Tommy Tanner, lim Williams, Billie Vifiiliams, Charlene Bryani, Ada Ruth Taylor, lohn Fry, Bobby Mathews, Vernon Laster. Row 2-Alma Scroggins, Mary Walden, Wanda Bos- tain, Bobby Batson, Allen Meadows, lackie Winchell, Lester Wright, Mae Carler, lewel Ledbetter, Loretta King, Harold Cook, Row 3-Charles Parette, William Rowe, Curtis Wheel- er, Glen Dickson, Bill Cary, Sue Dancer, Fred Hanna, Boliliy Carrol, Nellie Bradshaw, Mary Iories, Christine Culberson, loe Lee Fleming. Row 4-Alton Edwards, Phillip Eugene Brown, Mike Newell, Dacus Parker, Billie George Goff, Kathryn Bryant, Bonnie Lee Wright, Ruth Anne Tester, Elmira Nichols, luanita McCoy, Billie Faye Boudra, Guylene Moore. OFFICERS Helen Norris . . Secretary-Treasurer Ada Ruth Taylor , . ViceAPresident Sue Dancer . . . . President luanice Davis . . Secretary-Treasurer Mike Newell . .... President Vivian Gist . . Vice-President Row 5-Cleo Teal, Iuanice Davis, Vivian Gist, lean Anderson, Dorothy Reynolds, Elnora Whitworth, Lavola Blankenship. Row 6-William L. Conley, Elmo Bizzell, Helen Boude ra, Betty lane Flack, Wnoka Holland, Ruth Crews. Row 7-Betty Montgomery, Mary Lou Clark, Sally Bess Hargis, Helen Louise Norris, Billie lean Gibson, Eureda Gardner. Row 8-Don Hudson, William Hubbard, Nita Sue Davis, Pauline Black. Row 9-Henry Riggs, Robert Earl Kngiht, Wayne Harper, Lowell David Roberts, Mrs, Grace Webb. Row lOfGeorge Lasater, Slim Martin, Arnold Hub- bard, Shorty Long, Mrs. Bess Williams. 1 I wr-, rr-wg SEVE TH GRADE l-lc W l--llrrrwlcl lVlf'l'ctrrrc'rnt, Drzvid Yorrnq, Dorotlry MrCQnnell,Clt:rla1f- Mot se, Mtrry Sue lfrvlzson, Nnrncy Lou Borrrdr-n, Clmrlos Gr-ry, ECW 2--lrfyce Brown, Dorotlry Hrll, Ellen Annie Bridq- rrrrrn, Norrnfr lerrn Edwtrrds, Glennrr Mrrry Edwcrrds, Ctrrolrnf- Pllrrfk, Dcrrotlry Lee Divus, Mury Helen Clayton, Mtrrrfr Cciftl-:, B--tty lewel Deeter, Dorotlry Clrdrton, luonitn L' rrlwtt, Crrrl Cole lr,, Rolrert Greer, Edward Lee Eddy, Fill lltrrdin, Kerrnrt Eddy. Huw Li llvrl ftrt f'crrr.ey, VlnlllllltllillPlI'lClQT'l'll1I'l, Olmpsey Ur'-rvlr, Crrrrrf-lirrs Andrews, Lloyd Epperson, lrrmes Grfss, Dwi lVVlr -.kr dvr, lolrn Greer, Clfrrenfe Bridqnrirn, tfltdrlvs Erwrn Grwry, Allen ll1rrrrron,Willisrrn E. Brents, lm-rrrlfl Ulr-rrtcvn, H-Arrrrrv lldwrxrds. Paw 4 Lfrrsrr llufwtt, Lorettur Overton, Und Erye Hlrw:1l::, Fry Dv-in 'l'ilrl1f tt, l.'r Mero Lwdtornl, Murlene Vtfrrqley, Furry Sowell, Harold Erctrs, lrrvlc Allen, Left Rfriney, lolrn Ed Hillis, E. I, Strtrrn t ' r. Row 5---Frodo Mde Sissen, Helen Rutlr Morgan, P-rlsy Poteet, Bobbie Poteet, Virqiniar Stoliduqlr, Vlfrrndtr Moore, lurrnittr Strrrnqe, Betty Poteet, Ann Lvdlretter, Betty Lorrq, Lee Brown, Row 6- lrrrnrrw Sxnrlr, Nvznr' 2712, Mrry Nrrztrsz, Mfrry Trerce, Vrrqinicr Norris, lerrnn Kniqlrt, Myrrr Rus- sell, Srrvrrnntrlr Medlovlc, Mrs. Hdrrisorr, Kdtlrleen York, Moxrne Rudkrn, Add Sue Turner, Clrrrrlos Moose Ir. Row 7---lunior Smith, Bobby Word, Melvin Eorl Wrrrd, Quenton Stroud, lint Rowe, loe Lynrlr, Bolrlvy lrnrrvs, left Montqorrrery. Flow 9-Artlrur Roly, Mcrrrrs Korns, 'l'f'rrr V-rtt, Cvril Clrrrrton, C. l. Nltrxwell, 'l'onr Potter, Bully lltrrmws, Henry Gibson, H. B. Vlftlixrrrs, Gene Rirrfr, C-rrrrrcvn Stroud, E. I. Strrrvlrer, Prnt Nlczrrrcrt. OFFICERS Clorke Moose ...... Charles Gray President Dovid Young ..... Ndncy Beorden Vice-President Dorothy McConnell . . . ludnito Stronqe Secretory-Treasurer ITIES PERSO LITIE IANE MAssEY PRYOR REED CRUCE, IR. IDA LOUISE WALLER IANE MASSEY Because-she is at present, President of the Senior Class, Editor of the Ayer, Secretary Treasurer of the Glee Club, Librarian, works in the Principals office and had an amusing but confusing role in the Senior play. And not only this year but in the former years, she held offices in her classes and has been outstanding in other activities. PRYOR REED CRUCE, IR. Because-he is active in Speech Department, holds an office of the Hi-Y, is Co-captain of the Football team, Co-editor of the Hi-Life staff and Chair- man of the Iunior Red Cross. IDA LOUISE WALLER Because-she is a most active leader in Iunior Red Cross work: was chosen Editor of the Hi-Life staff, reigned as Queen of the Homecoming game, played the important role of murderer in the Senior play, and is one of the most original students in high school. Because of her originality, she is a master at making announcements. Too, Idy is a top-ranking student. PERSO ALITIE IOYCE HAYs BoB WHITE EDNA PAYE STELL IOYCE HAYS Because-she is Business Manager of the Senior class, Ayer staff, Pep squad, and is Head Librarian and in other activities she is liked and depended upon by both teachers and students. She was chosen by the Senior class to run as our candidate for Presidency oi Student Council. Need we say more? BOB WHITE Because-he is the back-bone of all stage productions, Art Editor for the Hi-life, Artist for posters, banquet decoraiions, Cstorks, etc.D7 he might be called the class artist. Bob is a brilliant student, and very dependable. His versatility makes him the most outstanding boy in school. EDNA PAYE STELL Because-she has served as Vice-President oi both her Iunior and Senior classes: is Co-editor oi the Ayer , Vice-President of the Home Ec Club, was a Queens Maid at the Homecoming game in the fall of 19445 works in the Superintendenfs office: was an officer of the Pep Squad. She also played well an grnporiant role in the Senior play, Nine Girls. X PERSONALITIE DOROTHY REYNOLDS BUDDY BRITT PAT HAWKINS DOROTHY REYNOLDS Because-she is one of the two business managers of the Ayer staff and one of the most valuable assistants on the staff: Vice-President of the Student Council in 1943-447 one of the business managers of the Iunior class in 1943-445 a most dependable student with a high scholastic record throughout her high school years. Her part in the Senior play, Nine Girls, was ably performed. BUDDY BRITT Because-although only a freshman, he has accomplished much. I-le is well liked by teachers and pupils and is probably the first freshman to be one of M. H. S.'s cheerleaders. He is also in the Glee club, takes part in innumerable chapel programs and in all activities of his class. PAT HAWKINS Because-when she came to ole M. H. S. last fall the first thing she did was to get a major role in the lunior play. No, this wasnt all. She took charge of singing and other music assembly programs. Every one knows ole Pat and her red hair and thinks she is tops. She is a member of the Thespians, of the Student Council and co-operates with everybody in every way. PERSONALITIE MARTHA ANN STUART THOMAS HUGH MOORE MARY EVALYN Brccs MARTHA ANN STUART Because-as a sophomore she is outstanding, especially at the piano. This year she is pianist for the Glee club, is active in the Student Council, or in any other work she may be asked to do. By both teachers and students she is popular. ln the future no doubt, she will be a leader of her class. ln addition to this, she is an A student. This alone speaks for itself. THOMAS HUGH MOORE Because-although a transfer from Oppelo and this is his first year in M. H. S., he has made many friends and is depended upon by both the students and teachers. Holds a class office and is one of our main War bond salesmen. MARY EVALYN BIGGS Because-she is not only popular with both teachers and students but very outstanding in all activities, including Pep squad, Glee club, Student Council and Iunior Red Cross work. She is a prospective leader of her class. With an A record for the first two years she should be an honor student in l947. B -3 yldddii' v4 ' Qflif , ,, Q 4- adn.. WHO'S WH aux A- J ., - . tu E:-Q4 'riff 'gbil' rf. , V' WM ,' 1 I 9 W0 jaw A ' . W , f -5-.5 Y '-I F1TH2'E,LE 1' If wfffffff ' M057 V-QL UFIBLE 5755? H111 JMMWMYQQEQ M'-H' I ' flf05f Wfflzfrfm 525Wf?5'W1eff fire M057 . P0,0UL,0,q -Q . . 6Wvaf9?f! . KW , - if K: k..' ,IL V.,f .. K F K H15 .K ' W2 QQZIQEJE MW ff! f W 5519 HCDMECCDMI uk fl! A ' ' si f ' 5 'Vt G ' v 4.2: ia- Q -1 - fda Louise Wailler, a senior, was selected by the football team to reign as Homecoming queen at the game between M. H. S. and Clarksville. The formal ceremonies preced- ing the game were most impressive. fda Louise was crowned Queen by Alfred Davis, acting Captain for the Devil Dogs that night. The Queens maids, elected by the foot- QUEEN IDA Louiss WALLER , ball team, from each home room were: Edna Faye Stell, senior: Sammy Lee McKinley, iuniorg Billie Mayall, sophomore, Margaret Massey, freshman, Betty lane Flack, Sth gradey and Patsy Poteet, 7th grade. At the dance following the game, Betty Sue Skipper was elected Miss M. H. S. by popular vote. MISS M. H. S. BETTY SUE SKIPPEH PEP SQLI Left to right-Cheer Leaders: Wanda Faye Iones, Dorothy Thornton, Buddy Britt, Betty Sue Skipper, and Iean Bruce Parish. Row l-Clarkie Moose, Marilyn West, Katherine Curtley, Sunny Kirpatrick, I P' kth ' ' ane ic orn, Ioyce Hays, Edna Faye Stell, Ida Louise Waller, Bobbye Ruth Nisler, Ella Ann Ormond, Patsy Poteet, Laura L, Bearden, and Miss La Nelle Seigel, sponsor. Row 2- Iackie Nisler, Iuanice Davis, Sally Vance, Virginia Phillips, Dorothy Reynolds, Dorothy White, Elizabeth D. Long, Carolyn Dillon, Nancy Irving, Mary I. Lachowsky, and Mary V. Stallings. Row 3-Louise Parette, Margaret Massey, Martha Cordrey, Mary E. Lewis, Ioan Bearden, Mary E. Biggs, Betty Scott, Melba Cordrey, Mary Prince, Sammy McKinley, Clara Iackson, Betty Prince. Row 4-Sherry Sadler, Marilyn Britt, Martha Ann Stewart, Betty Brinkley, Martha I. Allison, Reba Dockins, Pauline Knight. Row 5-Iane Massey, Thomas H. Moore, Billy I. Wood, Iim Sadler. OFFICERS IDA LOUISE WALLER . . . . Manager Ioifci-: I-lAYs . Business Manager EDNA PAYE STELL . . . Reporter Miss LA NELLE SIEGEL Sponsor As football came back into the school activities so did the pep squad. Under the leadership of Miss Siegel, the pep squad worked out different yells, formations, and songs. CDCDTB LL 5 ' -f ',r' 943:-'Y .5-L3 Left to right, Row l-Mike Mewell, I. H. Alison, Ioe Paul Flack, Robert Earl Knight, Charles Parish, lack Basham, Harry Rowland, Bobby Matthews. Row 2-D. E. Newkirk, I. C. Hawkins, Iirn Massey, Robert Earl Gordon, Pryor Reed Cruce, Alfred Davis, Howell Iaaqers. Row 3-Randal Prince, Billy Earl, Charles Wear, Ioe Frazier, Mr. Meadows. Row 4-Richard Chandler, Eddie Colman, Elton Robertson, Ralph Groom. D. F. NEWKIRK Assistant Coach L. W. MEADOWS Coach H1 FOOT K Row l, left to right: Charles Wear, Iirn Massey, Bill Earl, Pryor Cruce, I. C. Hawkins, Howell laqqers, Robert Earl Knight. Row 2-Robert Earl Gordon, Charles Parish, loe Frazier, Harry Rowland, Randle Prince, loe Paul Flack, lack Basham, I. H. Allison. ROBERT EARL GORDON Captain PRYOR R. CRUCE, IR. CoCoptoin ASKETB LL SENIOR BOYS Lett to riqht-flirn Massey, Business Manager, Richard Chandler, Robert Moose, I. H. Allison, Charles Ware, Price Stroud, Captain, loe Paul Flack, lack Basharn, lohn Ed Knight, lerorne Rainey, Ioe Frazier, Assistant Busine-'T Manaaerp Alfred Davis. JUNIOR BOYS 'Randall Prince, absent from picture. Left to riqht-Bobby Wofford, Charles Parish, Billy Earl, Woody Ring Bennie Tinner, Wayne Harper, Buddy Britt, Billy Wofford, Bobby Matthews Harold Gene McCamrnont. ASKETB LL SENIOR GIRLS Left to right-lda Louise Waller, Business Manager, Emilie Auvenshine, Bobby Ruth Nisler, Nancy lrvinq, Helen Malleti, Patty Grace Duncan, La Verna Malleit, Edna Faye Siell, Beiiy Lou Prince, Ida Mae Brown, Faye Cassity, Nina Malleit, Erma Dean Sutteriield, Coach Bennie Lou Merrick. JUNIOR GIRLS Left io riqlitePauline Black, Faye Sledge, Wnoka Holland, Beiiy Io Bradley, Betty Tyler, Wilma Guilinq, Ruth Mallett, Iuanice Davis, Ruby Iohnston, Betty Flack, Louise Williams, Miss Merrick. AYER FF Left to right-Laverne Mallett, Assistant Photographer: Pauline lackson, Photographer: Wanda Stobaugh, Club Editor, Iane Massey, Editor, Edna Faye Stell, Co-Editor, loyce Hayes, Business Manager, Dorothy Reynolds, Business Manager, Mary Virginia Stallings, Art Editor, Miss Myrtle Parish, Sponsor. ln 1942, a M. H. S. yearbook was printed for the first time in 15 years. We, the Senior class of '45, wish to carry out what they started three years ago. We are keeping the name Ayer, the Spanish word for yester- day, and wish that the Ayer of M. H. S. to be published in the years to follow. The Ayer staff was chosen by the Senior Class. HI-LIFE TAFF A rx. Left to right-Bob White, Art Editor: Dorothy Reynolds, News Editor: Bobbye Ruth Nisler, Club Editor: Miss Maxine Stover, Sponsor: Ida Louise Waller, Editor: Pryor Reed Cruce Ir., Co-Editor: Shirley Ann Barger, Feature Editor: Patty Duncan, Iunior High Editor: Mary Bradley, Business Manager: Nadine Bryant, Circulation Manager. Because of various reasons the H-iLife of this year has not lived up to the standards made by the staffs of previous years. LIBRARIAN Lett to riqhte-Seated: Marilyn West, loan Bearden, Mary l. Lachowsky, lda L. Waller, lane Massey, Mary V. Stallings. Standinq: Patty Duncan, Pat Hawkins, lane Pickthorn, l. C. Hawkins, loyce Hays, Head Librarian: Pauline laclcson, Mrs. W. L. Presley, Sponsorg Bob White, Mary R. Crews f lean B. Farish. Under the leadershop of Mrs. Presley, the librarians have been able to help the students ot both lunior and Senior hiah school in choosing book reports, magazines, and other information needed for this school year. HOME ECO OMICS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS I Altretta Allston, Emilie Auvenshine, Ktahryn Bastian, Naomi Broadway, Wylodene Faulk, Ruth Faulkner, Maxine laclcson, Maxine Kinney, Pauline Knight, Sammy Lee McKinley, lane Pickthorn, Betty Lou Prince, Mary Sue Prince, luanita Scroqqin, Betty Sue Skipper, Louise Stover, Lenora Stover, luanita Stringer, Dorothy White, Neliaene Wriaht, Eula Bearden, Ola lane Bearden. HOME ECONOMICS II Elender Allen, Marie Allen, Mary Bradley, loan Broadway, Nadine Bryant, Eloise Carlock, Edna Cooper, Melina lune Cordrey, lean Bruce Farish, Mildred Leach, Eizlabeth Lona, Pauline lackson, Franciene lones, Nina Mallett, Mayme Ftuth Martin, lane Massey, Loretta Miller, Dorothy Reynolds, Helen Lee Scroqqins, Martha Helen Scroqqins, Edna Faye Stell, Wanda Stobauqh, Betty Morrow. The Home Econcmics Clul' consists of 43 meml-ers. The officers are President, Mary Bradley, Vice-President, Edna Faye Stellg Secretary-Treasurer, Pauline lackson, Be-porter, Loretto Miller. The Club is affiliated with the National Home Eco, nomics Club, a recent organization, The purpose of this organization is educational as well as entertaining. One of the hiqhliqhts of the year is the Christmas party. Each year the Club tries to make at least one improvement in the cottage, to co- operate with the lunior and Senior Bed Cross drives, to have at least one health project, and at all times he willinq to serve our school or our community ln order to make a better place in which to live. THE s 1- Q P I S we CJ Q .,t,. S .,- ,su su, X Bow l, left to right: Emogene Elam, Wanda Faye Iones, loan Bearden. Row 2-Ida Louise Waller, Shirley Ann Barger, Mary lean Lachowsky, Dorothy Reynolds, Sammie Lee McKinley. How 3-Patty Grace Duncan, lane Pickthorn, Pauline Iackscn, Bob White, Eddy Coleman, Bobby Ruth Nisler, Pryor Reed Cruce, Eugene lanes. Missing from picture are Miss Dorothy Bowers, sponsor, Alfred Davis. 'l'roupv 438 of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society for High Schools opened the dramatic season of I944-45 with the presentation of a one-act play, The Wedding. Members of the cast were: the groom- Harry Rowlandg the bride-Shirley Ann Bargery the hest man-Bob White, the brides father-Eugene Jones, the bride's aunt-Pauline Iacksong and the groomsman -Pryor Reed Cruce. During the spring semester, Red Carnations was presented. The cast was: the man-Bob White: the boy-Pryor Reed Crucep the girl-Emogene Elam. Assisting in the production of the two plays were: George Black, Bob Ed Nation, and Bob White, curtains -Eddie Coleman, and promptors-Dorothy Reynolds and Nelda Io Webb. Social events included a spaghetti supper at the home of Wanda Faye lones and a banquet where Bob White was presented with the Best Thespian Award for 1944-45. The special project of the Troupe for the year was the purchase of a desk and a sofa to be used in stage productions. Officers: President, Bobby Ruth Nislerg Vice-Presi- dent, Shirley Ann Bargerp Secretary-Treasurer, Pryor Reed Cruce. The faculty sponsor is Miss Dorothy Bowers. SP LUB 1-Q... YE? How l-left to right: Sally Lou Vance, Ida I.. Waller, Mary Stallings, Martha Ann Stew xrt, Mary Rose Crews, Miss La Nelle Se-igel. Row 2-Mary Biggs, Wanda Greer, loyce Harper, Mellvti Iune Cordrey, Mary B, Cruce, Pat Hawkins. Row 3-Collins Osborn, Robert Earl Gordon, Eugenf lanes. Mexico Chiquito, a society composed oi all students studying Spanish, has for its goal the better understanding and apprecia- tion of the Spanish cultures and language of the Latin countries of the world. This is achieved through the Spanish games, songs, stories, and foods, which compose the meet- ings on the first Thursday night of each month. The highlight of the Club's year is the celebration of Pan-American Day, April l4, with an assembly program and typical banquet. Their sponsor is Senorita La Nelle Siegel, Officers-President, lda Louise Waller: Vice-President, Mary Rose Crews: Secretary, Mary Evelyn Biggs: Treasurer, Eugene lones: Reporter, Martha Ann Stuart. T I LUB Row l-Carrie Bowland, Marilyn West, Betty Scott, Dot Thornton, lackie Nisler, Marie Lou Kellog, Katherine Kirtley. Row 2-Ruth Riddick, Betty lean Allen, Martha Allison, Nancy lrving, Reba Dockins, Clara lean lackson, Nellie lean Scroggin, Mary Bentley Cruce, Billie lune Dortch, Helen Louise Long, Dorothy Bowers. Row 3-Virginia Phillips, Georgia Lou Long, Alphia lean Grantham, Ottie Ioe Wright, Betty Brinkley, Ruth Mallett, Ruth Boudra, Syretha Chambers. Row 4-Gearlcline Maurot, lolmie Bell Tipton, Martha Ann Stuart, Marilyn Britt, Elizabeth Long. Bow 5-lval Clara Yoctini, Bobbie lean Tyler, Mary Evelyn Biggs Swain. Row 6-Harold Gray. Not in picture The Latin Club, the Hora Latina tLatin Hour? is divided into two groups, the first year students, who meet every other Thurs- day and the second year students, who meet every other Monday. First year officers are: President, Helen Louise Longg Vice-President, Buddy Britt, Sec- retary, Elizabeth Longg Treasurer, Syretha Chambers: Sergeant-at-Arms, O. T. Potter. Second year officers are: President, Reba , Mary Lou White, D. B. Martin, O. T. Potter, Dallas -Buddy Britt, Emma Burns. Dockinsp Vice-President, Nancy lrvingg Secre- tary, Ottie lo Wright, Treasurer, Mary Evelyn Biggs: Sergeant-at-Arms, Iackie Nisler. Each member must repeat the Latin pass- word to gain entrance to a Club meeting. The Vice-Presidents act as Program chair- men, working with committee. Programs in- clude Latin songs, stories, games, and dram- atizations of Latin customs. The Sponsor is Dorothy Bowers. O PLAY NINE GIRLS The Senior Class play was Nine Girls, a murder mystery in a prologue and two acts, presented March 2. The scene of the play was a sorority clubhouse in the Sierra Neva- da mountains, where nine sorority sisters have gathered for a week-end. They learned from a radio broadcast that a tenth member, Paula, had been brutally murdered. When Alice, roommate of the murdered girl, revealed to Mary, another of the girls, that she had a clue to the murderer in a letter written by Paula, Mary betrayed her confi- dence by burning the letter. Mary explained to Alice that she herself had murdered Paula accidentally in an argument over a love affair. To guarantee her own safety, Mary pois- oned Alice, thinking the murder would ap- pear to be suicide. The plot was then concerned with the attempts of Mary's roommate and dearest friend, Eve, to prove Alice was murdered and to find the murderer. Mary's unsuccessful attempt to kill Eve led to the discovery of her guilt. Members of the cast were: lane-Edna Faye Stellg Eve-Dorothy Reynoldsy Frieda- Mary Virginia Stallings: Sharon CGlamor- puss D-Shirley Ann Barger: Stella CShotputD -Iane Massey: Alice-Wanda Faye lonesp Mary-Ida Louise Waller: Shirley-Bobby Ruth Nisler: Betty CTennesseeD-Nelda Io Webby Phyllis-Joyce Haysp Bob White was in charge of production. Billy Ioyce Nisler was prompter. The play was directed by Dorothy Bowers. JU IOR PL Y BROTHER GOOSE Brother Goose, a three-act comedy by William Davidson, was presented December lOth, by the Iunior Class. The plot centered around the family activities of Ieff Adams, a struggling young architect, and his younger brother and sisters, Wes, Carol and Hy. The attempts of Ieff to land contracts from Le- nore Hudson, a beautiful but predatory heir- ess, and from Mrs. Trimmer, owner of a chain of Wee Blue Inns, were constantly being fumbled by Wes, whose consuming interest was girls-especially charming Eve from next door--by Carol, who was aiming at Hollywod, and by Hy, who thought life made up of football. These three young people also intention- ally fumbled Lenore's plans to land Ieff. They received able assistance from Peggy Winkle, who came to the house as a hosiery saleswoman, stayed as a housekeeper, and eventually became Mrs. Adams. Characters in the play were: Ieff Adams -Alfred Davis: Wesley Adams-lim Mas- sey: Carol Adams-lane Pickthornp Hyacinth Adams-Ioan Beardeng Lenore Hudson-Pa- tricia Hawkins, Mrs. Trimmer-Emogene Elamp Eve Mason-Sammy Lee McKinley, Peggy Winkle-Mary Iean Lachowskyg Helen, the maid-Alfretta Abstong Sarah, the colored maid-Iuanita Scrogginsp the truck driver-I. C. Hawkins. The play was di- rected by Dorothy Bowers. S He uses lpaua . . . This way To Sing-Sing . . . Freak-k-k . . . Mr. Misner . . . We didrrt know about this Qromanceb . . . BUYS! l I Qlost, strayed, or stolen? . . . Sally Lou really looks vicious but clon't let that faze you . . . THE Williarrr Hacker . . . Bulls eye . . . Mr. B. and Coveralls . . . The Misner Players . . . Cradle robbinq is an oft Committed crime . . . Daily line-up. Wmvgi 1 LVAW H+-fi? I . lx' Gs cmd their pin-up boy . . . lust C1 family qcnherinq . . . T1'oub1e's, Maria? Mr. and Mrs. . . Some ole rut . . . Enerqeiic soul, isn't he? . . . Coach Mecxdors Morning copy session . . . Gruesome Two-some . . , W ho told the joke? Whcw's slapping who? . . . They seem interested . . .Three so-called beauties . . . Schools out . . . Look-e-e . . . Deuh me! ! l . . Alma Mater . . . Hold the deal, the drug store will wcrit . . . Grczsshoppers cmd their boy friends . . . Girls at M. H. S? ? ? 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