Prescott High School - Wolf Trail Yearbook (Prescott, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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K' ,,:: 1 . --1 llll d Alix. gg? 1 ! - :: 5 ' 1 ff ' oar-ww' ' . '4 1 .Q I Published by Prescott High School f' Prescott. Arkansas 2 -v Page 1 The staff of the 1959 WOLF TRAIL has tried to recall the steps you have taken this year the roads you have chosen in your school life. In doing this, we would like to leave with you Bhss Carmen s poem Now the joys of the road are chiefly these: A crimson touch on the hard-wood trees: A vagrant's morning wide and blue, In early fall, when the wind walks, toog A shadowy highway cool and brown, Alluring up and enticing down An open hand, and easy shoe, And a hope to make the day go through -- Another to sleep with, and a third To wake me up at the voice of a birdg No fidget and no reformer, just A calm observer of ought and must, A lover of books, but a reader of man, No cynic and no charlatan, ' Who never defers and never demands, But, smiling, takes the world in his hands -- Seeing it good as when God first saw And gave it the weight of 'His will for law. And oh the joy that is never won, ' A But follows and follows the journeying sun, By marsh and tide, by meadow and stream, A will-o'-the-wind, a light-o'-dream. Delusion afar, delight anear, From morrow to morrow, from year to year, A jack -o'-lantern, a fairy fire. The racy smell of the forest loam, when the stealthy, sad-heart leaves go home The broad gold wake of the afternoon: The silent fleck of the cold new moon: The sound of the hollow sea's release From stormy tumult to starry peace, These are the joys of the open road -- For him who travels without a load. There is a time in the lives of each of us when we would like to pay especial tribute to someone whom we respect, trust, and love. The staff of the 1959 WOLF TRAIL, therefore, wishes to dedicate this volume of the Prescott High School annual to you, Miss Frances Thrasher, as a tribute to your past labors and a toast to your continued success in the future. . . .no reformer, just A calm observer of ought and must. Administration Activities Page 4 CCDN ff' Closses A lY'! .' f A PTA'-1' . Rl. - x W 4 H 'J'i : :'a.n h Sports .NTS Organizations Personalities Elementary Advertisements Page 5 Hlmlllgrllllll No fidger and no reformer, just A calm observer of ought and must, A lover of books, but a reader of man, No cynic and no clrarlatan, Wlro never dcfers and never demands, But, smiling, takes the world in his lrancls Seeing it good as when God first saw And gave it the weight of llis will for law Q' O f rw , we an fiswiix v f ' n F f 'Y , xg f, - eg ie 549235 'fig 1 V Q A RN., Mais -Wx f A WA ,X V519 -,nf V Mr. J. E. Smith SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Mr. T. W. Wilson Left to right, Mr. R. W. Reynolds, Mr. I. T. Worth ington, Dr. L. J. Harrell, Mr. H. H. McKenzie, M Roy Loomis Page 9 M -al. . A FAC U LTY ., 1, w'rfgf2ze'brZi8??iL . - -s v Page 10 MRS. G. F. ANDERSON English -Journalism MRS. W. M. BLACKSHARE Librarian MRS. E. B. BRYSON Homemaking MRS. L. L. BUCHANAN Mathematics MR. TERRELL CALHOUN Coach - Arkansas History MRS. JOSEPHINE CARRINGTON Secretary to Mr. Smith MRS. MARTHA CRAIG Commercial MR. S. E. FORRESTER Agriculture in 'ET A W, Mxf Y inf Ui' FAC U LTY Page 11 MRS. A. DUDLEY GORDON English MRS. FRANK HALTOM Science MR. GEORGE HAYNIE Coach - Mathematics MR. KENNETH LEDBETTER History MRS. THOMAS LYNN Mathematics MR. C. J. PENNINGTON History .v x M. ,fxdzzila 73,4-'fL,0'..,,. , .ps -E' Pk Page 12 if. i bu im, 1 -.Ulf i,??, lf- . 3 .' .- ' '42-f MRS. SID PURTLE Science MR. PHILLIPJ. REGINELLI Coach - American Government M he . r S ene 1 is F Vx 5 x MRS. JACK ROBEY English - Speech Eg MR. HOSA LEE SHEPHERD 5 P lg , Band . cis.. -4, J My MRS . MILBURN TIPPIT English MRS. TERRELL CALHOUN Substitute Teacher Page 13 ELHSSES An-open hand, and easy shoe, And a hope to make the day go through Another to sleep with, and a third To wake me up at the voice of a birdg if gk in ?'s . K X i , , 53 i 'agp -A -if 9. SENIOR CLASS if . 4 4 W Ginger Cruse Iin1n1y VVOYdlU1gtOH Ulf! Ll, , N -7 -fz A ,LQ fu fgfwgydd 217 ff va, zv 4 S - . 9 f'I7u 10 'Kd CSXLJ ww KC f L f bf . J f 1 4 A i' , ,J ,U fd A H11 f, 4 Q S , of fu LQ ff , rand diva L' u rx -Cvz c M4 1 H K , 4 ,al 6 ,f 'ff JSC F ,JK 'A 7 ff ,. L K kt, :.L.t.,L1,f7LC?X Lf? Z l,Lkjh4-njfi, , ,f ,f,fffM'Sf1 6 S ,, , K f mf 41. , 1f'Cf WM' Page 16 Left to right: Nancy Lewis, Treasurerg Janice Loe, Secretary: Ginger Cruse, Vice-Presidentg James Hart, President. SENICRS SPONSORS Left to right: Mrs. A. Dudley Gordong Mrs. E. B. Brysong Mrs. Martha Craigg Mr. Phillipj. Reginelli. Page 17 ROY EDWARD ALLEN SENICR Men who have a deal to say use the fewest words. Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3 , A r Y A awe 11 fm will ww- Pcrqe 18 LEE ASHBROOK Will it still be PHS when he's gone? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dynamo Staff 4, ALLEN ASHCRAFT Silence is the element in which grea things fashion themselves. JOHN BILLINGSLEY Truly the making of a great 111311. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA, Junior Advisor 1, Sec. 2. MAY BILLINGSLEY A rare mixture of good qualities. Choral Club 1, 2, Dxnamo 1, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. CLASS CF '59 LINDSAY BLEVINS Go where he will, and he will make his mark. FFA 1, 2, 8, 4. BARBARA BRIGHT She's bubbling with that PHS Spirit, Student Council 1, 2, Sec. 2, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, Captain 4, FHA 1, 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Sub-Federa- :ion Sec. 2, President 4, Dynamo 1, 2, 4, Play 3, Pep Club 4, President 4, Homecoming Maid 4. MARION BUCHANAN 'She speaks in a steady voice with winning modesty. Zand 1, 2, Dynamo 3, 4, Homecoming vlaid 4, Play 3, Girls' State 3. AUTRY CALHOUN His limbs are cast in manly mould. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4. VIERILYN CHAMBERLAIN 'A friendly smile and a generous way. 'HA 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 3. 0- N' Page 19 DONALD CRANE With me a change of trouble is as good as a vacation. FFA 1, 2,3. Page 20 GINGER CRUSE She's one in a million--versatile and loved by all. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Reporter 3, Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Dynamo Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Vyol, E staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President of class 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, Beauty Runner-up 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Valen tine Queen 2, Homecoming Maid 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JOHN FLETCHER DANIEL I just laugh and enjoy it like a fool. FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2,3, 4, Football 3. 4, FFA Sentinel 2. IA MES DCVAULT Sir, I am not the kind of man to be put out for nothing. HARREL DICKERSON One who was never at loss. FFA 1, 2, 3. DELORES ESCARRE Vivacious and gay with a laughing face. Choral Club 1, Student Council 1, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice -President 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Dynamo Staff 1, 2 3, 4, D.A. R. History Award 3, Girls' State 3. MALVERN ELMORE Determination is the key to success. FFA 1, 2, 3. in-.x MARTHA ANN ELMORE Individua1ity is the spice of life. Choral Club 2, 43 FHA 1, 2, 4. RONNIE FERGUSON There is only one proof of ability, action. Play 3, FFA 1, 2, 3. GLYNDON FRANKLIN If it be a gentleman and a scholar you seek, you have found him. Page 21 an in S ,,, fn' DOROTHY GIERTH There is graciousness about every thing she does. Transferg Choral Club 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. :QED Page -1 22 JOE DON GRAHAM A good laugh is sunshine. Band, 1, 2, 3, 41 Junior Play 3. BILLIE HANCOCK What's better than a good student? FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Pep Club 2, 4g Library Assistant 3. AMELIA HARRELL She needs no recommendation. Cheerleader lg Majorette 2, Drum Major 3, 49 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cutest Cou- ple lg Runner-up Beauty 1, 2, 3g Dyna- Lno 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1g Class Secretary 2g Basketball 4g FFA Sweetheart 4, Play 3. JOHN HENRY HARRISON Living is the most wonderful of all. FFA 1, 2g Football Manager 2, 3g Basket- ball Manager 3g Football 4: Boys' State 3. JAMES LEONARD HART I'll have to ask Carolyn. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 4, Class Most Handsome 1. CAROLYN HEAD As welcome as sunshine in every place. Transfer, FHA 3. CHARLES HEAD Science when well digested is nothing :ut good sense and reason. Transfer, Basketball 1, FFA 1, 2, Public Speaking 2, Electrification Demonstrat- .ng 2. BETTY HENDRIX Her laughter is contagious. 3and 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 4, Student Coun- :il 4, Secretary of Student Council 4, Dynamo 1, 2, 4, Wolf Trail 2, 3, Business vlanager of Wolf Trail 3, Quill and Scroll. CARENINA SUSAN HOOKS 'Music washes away from the soul the lust of everyday life. land 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 1, 2,3, 4, 'HA 1, 2, lst Vice President 2, Dynamo I, 4, Wolf Trail 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Mana ger 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Pep Ilub 2, Quill and Scroll 4. Page Z3 3 'N-Q B JAMES HULAN To reach your goal this advice is . go around. dent 1, 2. Ffa ,pw 'Q Page 24 sound, if you can't go over or under, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, FFA Presi- REBA IESTER A girl with a heart and smile. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Pep Club 2, 4, Library Assistant 3. JEANNE JONES She sparkles with personality. Band 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 4, Dynamo 2, 3, 4. JANE KITCHEN Of true worth, one to be depended on.' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 3, Band Secretary 4, D. A. R. Page 3, Dynamo Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Wolf Trail Staff 2, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pep Club 2, First Award at State Science Fair 3, Girls' State 3. ESTHER LAVENDER They that stand high have many blasts to shake them. FHA 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Pep Club 4. GEORGE LEWIS Live all you can, it's a mistake notto. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA LEWIS That woman never did a cruel thing in her life. Band 1, FHA 1, 2,3. NCY LEWIS er smile is worth a million. 1d 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Cheer- der 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Class Treas- r 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Junior Play 3, :est Couple 25 Dynamo 1, 2, 3, 45 Home ning Maid 1, 44 Class Beauty 1, Runner- 2,3. .IS WAYNE LOE : will leave large footprints on the :is of time. . 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4, Electrification nonstration Assistant 2. LESTER LAVENDER He's always talking! Track 3, FFA 1, 25 Football 4. QQQ fan: ff? Page 25 y ,M r 415 .,--' - air' Page 26 IANICE LOE She's calm, cool, and collected, and will surely rise in the world. Class Secretary 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Third Vice President 3, Pep Squad 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Dynamo 2, 4. BILLY LOOMIS All great men are dying, I feel bad myself. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Class President 1, 2, Class Favorite 1, 2, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4, Junior Play 3. WILLIAM ROY LYNN Speech is silver, but silence is gold. vv Band 2,3. TOMMY MALOTT Nothing is bred that is weaker than man. Transfer, Basketball 1, 2, FFA 1, 2,3. JERRY MAY But here is a poor homeless man and you must look after him. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 4, Track 4. NELDA MCBRAYER v Love is the best joy she can think of. ' Band 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 4, Dynamo 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Play 3. BONITA MCKELVY Small but sparkling, gay and refresh- ing. FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club lg Pep Club 3. HM MCKENZIE Can I be wrong? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co -Captain 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Student Coun cil 1, 2g President of Junior Class 3, Boys' State 3g Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Cutest Couple 1. MINNIE SUE IVICKINNON By force of her own merit she makes ner own way. 3asketball 1, 29 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 4. MARY MCLELLAND 'Delightful combination of fun and aeriousness. 'HA 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 2, 4g Choral Zlub 1, 2. VUDY MEADOR Quiet and gentle individuals make :he world brighter. Choral Club 1g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club ?.. AMES MILAM 'What does it mean'? land 1, 2, 3, 4. av'-N Page 27 Q'- 'Qi Qu--rf' Page 28 'wx s JOHN ED MOORE Truly the making of a great man. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 3. TIM MORMAN Ah, that was a soft slumber that made me forget my troubles. Track 4, BETTY LOU NEEDHAM The nicest things are often clone up in small packages. FHA l, 2, 3,4. JIMMY NICK PETERS You never know what this quiet fellow is thinking. FFA 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Track 3. HOMER SHERROD Only one man in a thousand is a lead- er of men -- the other 999 are follow- ers of women. Football 3,41 Basketball 39 FFA 3, 4. HARRELL DAVID STEED Worry will never make me great, so why worry? Football 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 45 FFA Treasur- er 2g Track 2,3. HOWARD STEED Some god must have touched his wits. A Football 1, 2, 3, 45 B-91SkCIb311 lg FFA 1, 2g Parliamentary Procedure 2, Play 3. MURRAY SULLIVAN His best friends are basketball, foot- ball, and track. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, President 4, Play 35 Cutest Couple 2. DEE LURA ANNE SWINDELL I will say what I think best. FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Dynamo 1, 3, 45 Pep Squad 2, 4: Play 35 Band 1, 2, Library Assistant 1, 2. EVELYN MARIE TACKETTE Laugh and the world laughs with you. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Dynamo 4, Pep Squad 4 LINDA VANDIVER No time is wasted that is spent on pleasure. FHA 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Maid 2. IIIVIMY WORTHINGTON Just stand a little way off, good maids. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Vice- President 4, Boys' State 35 Valentine King 2, Class Favorite 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 19' Page 29 F A V O R I T E S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR SPONSORS Left to right: Mr. Hosa Shepherd, Mrs. Thomas Lynn, Mr. Kenneth Ledbetter, and Mrs. Ida Purtle. ,LL ' ,925 'mfg ry-,fm mi ..h iwwiff' j me ui 71'T1'1' 7-:TTT Left to right: Lera Haynie, Vice-presidentg Bobby Connell, Presidentp Polly Sherman, Secretaryg Connie Harvey, Treasurer. '--1-p.,,, Page 31 Q. n 1 2 Wm Don Abbott Martha Adam ara 3 ,674 Sally Cottingham Wallace Chamberlain Joe Craig Jo Ann David Mickey Devore Bennie Dougan fl Af V , In as N, B ' 'x ' 4 ,453 . Douglas Alford Nelda Allen Anna Lou Basham A Wavah Benefield - ' fl Hazel Mae Brown Glenda Bullock Io Ann Childers Q M Iohnny Clark BOIHVAF' CO1llllil1 A, 1' nv 'C-' x , ,, Page 32 AL Ned Duncan Eunice Fox Coy Glass Marie Green Norma Grrfford DRS If 6' Martha Grimes Don Hall Jane Harris Lou Harris Sue Harris Mary Frances Harrison 1 uw s s K Q' A 1 as Ng, V' ....,. I ,of f L x 'sf x S ' .rf ' 0 Q .5 an .' C- - . ,rn Page 33 Connie Harvey Doris Hasley Lera Haynie Donnie Haynes Larry Hilderbrand Charles Hooks - X l - u T' 1 'cf' I' .5 - ' I r 1513 ? l f YQ i .3 .HI r 4 H Q .l l x Danny Hooks Billy House Jerry Horton Don Howell Donald Ingersoll Charles McCants James McGlone , Maxine McG1one Tommy Morrow Sandra Nelson James Oliver Wg, C' James Johnson Frances Lamb Suzanne Lee Ruthal Loe Eula Dean Marlar Linda Gail McBrayer af' ,. Page 34 pv- 7 fp.. X JUI' X EW l 95. 'K'- 'Se Charles Pry Jane Purtle Lyndell Reese Polly Sherman Mary Shope DRS Charles Stuart Kenneth Trammel Benny Trevillion Carla Willey Page 35 9 We fiilxtf ' 4 46' w 'U fa, 'Y' nf Brenda Wilson Jerry Wilson June Wynn Kay Young F A V O R I T E S SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: Betty Milam, Treasurer, A1 Daniel, Presidentp Judy Fore, OF FIC E Secretary, Anna Davis, Vice -President. I 'e2. S n ,A ele. S O P H OM CD R E SPONSORS Left to right: Miss Frances Thrasher, Mrs. G. F. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Robey, and Mr. Terrell Calhoun. s ' ?...... 'NI.'.ZZ'..'lE r E Klint Page 37 Mary Adam Wayne Ashbrook R. J. Barksdale Ronnie Barksdale Linda Bennett Martha Bolls Robert Brown Sharlotte Calhoun Gene Chamlee Q , eq. ll Helen Cottingham Alice Ann Cox Jimmy Cross Mark Cruse Al J. Daniel Merilyn Daniel Norma Jean David Anna Davis Larry Davis Louise Gourley Bobbie Jean Graham Pat Haltom Jim Hardee Kenneth Harris Kay Henry Cecil Hignight Jerry Jones Tommy Jones ! xL' . 1-, .-,sf .vw 6? S if Q y 1 .1 K x- V .V LL,, A f ra ' 5 Carolyn Dickerson Doris Dickerson Merilyn Easterling Carol Ferguson George Fore Judy Fore Max Formby Phyllis Foster Lynell Franklin few was v 45 kiss. i!' 5v it Q Q 5 M I .V 3 Il' o 1 - . tryin I I Q, . ff ii R -. kk,. , Q, Y V V. fe-'gg ,N . , ' X K ka X A '21 Page Judy Koslosky Mary Jane Lavender Juan Lewis Betty Ligon Ernestine Loe Sammy Loe Robert Lynn Roger McCraven Johnny McGuirt Y 4 Li g K R Pl , , , Page 40 Fletcher McKe1vey Jerry McKe1vey Slaten McLe11and Loritta Meador Annette Milam Betty Milam Jerry Milam Elsie Faye Monk Eddie Morris fsviktit 1 r . iii? .M 2 X A 'Q' 'PW ,ag James Ellis Stewart Louise Stewart Faye Dean Ward Jerry Wicker Carolyn Wilson I. D. Wilson John Yancey Page 41 Rita Morris Nelda Parks Richard Phillips Nancy Prescott Jackie Rich Cynthia Richardson Kay Ridgell Margaret Spurgeon Donnie Steed 1:6 . X i Z ., J -yu F A V 0 R I T E S FRESHMEN CLASS h A I M June Brown Johnny Benefield Barbara Boll: Page 42 Left to right: Bobbie Smith, Treasurerg Phena Jones, Vice -president Gus Robey, Presidentg and Linda Scott. FRESHMEN SPONSORS Left to right: Mrs. W. M. Blackshare, Mrs. L. L. Buchanan, Mrs. Frank Haltom, and Mr. S. E. Forrester. Ptiqe 43 'A 4 Q 1' Q bl K J I .64 --4 YN z :th 9' ' ' Y 3 Q f il! I. .I ' 5 JN FRESHMEN S F- sv starr-ss 5 ,f-1 gn.. Pcxqe 44 Glyndon Ashbrook Johnny Benefield Billy Bob Blankenship Jimmy Dale Blankenship Barbara Bolls Chester Brezeski James Brown June Brown Jean Buchanan Judy Buie Walter Chamberlain Billy Collins Judith Cornelius Frank Cross Jean Cunningham Joan DeV0re Mildred Dickerson William Eaves Robert Erskine Mary Gail Forrester Horace Grifforcl James Hairston Barbara Harris Bonnie Harris Blake Harrison Earl Haynie Robert Hill Willa Faye Hines i 'Y Y s 3' x Q x 5'-ll, 4 QT y 5 s I ,ii IN' M S I I 3 CLASS OF '62 Judy Hooker Frances Howard Suzie Howell Bobby Jack Humphries Jimmy Jester Hesterly Jones Patsy Jones Phena Jones Sally Jones Nancy Koslosky Walter Kriehn Monette Lewis ' is v' .1 s 1 it ., . 5 'F' X 1 Page 45 F .N is gr . -vx 55 'Qi , 4.5. 1 Lit- -X Vx 2 if t mifw a 3 FRESHMEN T E -f 'Ku 'K' 5 5 . N ,K .pp t I RA , T' R K 1- . - ' X 'N s. . ,4 s,. X I ' ' Page 46 Shirley Loe La Ronda McCraven Travis McCraven Bill McDouga1d Patsy McG1one Faye McGuire Dorothy McKinnon Gerald McLe1land Gilbert Morris Eugene Miller Mary O'Dell Milfred O'Nea1 Michael Patrick Roberta Phillips Sherry Phipps Kathy Purtle David Purtle Bobby Reynolds Thomas Rhodes Gus Robey Linda Scott Gloria Sherrod Bobbie Smith Patsy Stallsworth Larry Stockton Pete Tippit 'Q QQ-4' CLASS OF '62 Peggy Warren Sally Jo Watkins Marcia White Merilyn White Margaret Wooten Gerry Worthington ir- Pcqe 47 EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Molly Sue White Sammy Cruse OFFICERS SPONSORS Left to right: Martha Grifford, Treasurerg Sammy Left to right: Mr. Clyde Pennington, Mrs. Milburn Cruse, Vice -presidentg Homer Purtle, President: Tippit, and Coach George Haynie. Nancy Hillery, Secretaryg Nancy Bratton, Report- er. Page 48 Gayle Adams Doritha Alford Ruth Basham Jean Biddle Kay Blevins Wanda Bradley Nancy Bratton Shirley Brown Mary Beth Bryson Sara Janet Bryson Marcia Buchanan Barbara Buie Galyn Calhoun Nickie Calhoun Willie Paul Campbell Patricia Carter Bernice Chamberlain Maurice Chamberlain Benny Cottingham Billy Cox Danny Cox Page 49 T as-y. .X J, ,lt nn H, ff, 'mu . ...yan-. Q 1 ao, .e..., xfs ., ....' ' 'On 'Q--4 n.,'4 Q fs u-.4 lore s 1 .... r,E,I,g,gC Everett Jones Page 50 Sammy Cruse Johnny Davis Ralph Dickerson Bruce Eley William Ellis Richard Fuller Ronnie Glass Dale Goodwin Martha Grifford Meda Grifford Ruth Hairston James Hamilton Larry Hancock Betty Harrison Nancy Hillery Tommy Himes Mary Huskey Joyce Jester Johnny Johnson Sammy Johnson EIG HTH ERADE Elsie King Charles Kriehn Charles Lamb Carolyn Lavender Helendale Ledbetter Tommy Lee Johnny Marsh Vernie Meador Kathryn McClure Freeman McKelvy Wilma McKinnon Louise McLel1and John Needham Alice O'Neal Homer Purtle Frank Seneffner Wanda Shelton Reid Shipp Terry Smith Calvin Stovall Page 51 Carolyn Spurgeon 7 A '51 Bobbie Wicker Kenneth Willmore Charles Wilson Judy Tippit Glen Walker Lyndell Walker Simone Webb Jerry Westmorland Molly Sue White Rose White Sherry Whitmarsh A11 are busy except two. Smile! Page 52 ZBMIW- Isn't class exciting? Tim looks pleased. Duhl ikmhg, Page 53 CLASSROOM SCENES me ff ,135 ww., Study hall is a ball. ' 1 I ll null ., xg Y 1 fam iff? 1 N -HL. i 'P V , .5 gf Q nity? w 7 X54 v4ww 4 '-----3 I K I ,- S Homernaking is a busy life. It must be boring! ., Pat and her advertising. 5 Y-f 'SF -l A il These studyhallsl My goodness, Norma's actually working! l Page 55 3 -...gg Uuumunzmwume 'And oh the joy that is never won, But follows and follows the journeying sun, By marsh and tide, by meadow and stream, A will -o'-the-wind, a light-o'-dream. Delusion afar, delight anear, From lTlOl'1'0W IO IUOIIOW, fIO1T1 yeal' IO year, A jack-o'-lantern, a fairy fire. ,E-N J ' iyiyjrfg, l g , g 3' , , f 471' , ' A 1 Z9 Page 56 0 I , Y Page 57 Brenda Wilson Assistant Editor Pat Haltom Business Manager Siaten McLe11and Assistant Business Manager Qs X 1959 WCDLF TRAIL The WOLF TRAIL Staff hopes that you will enjoy the 1959 WOLF TRAIL. We have tried to give you a pic ture of your school activities as you progressed along the paths of the 1958-1959 school year. Mrs. Anderson Sponsor Page 58 Karenina Hooks, Editor Members of the 1959 WOLF TRAIL Staff Page 59 Members of the DYNAMO staff Editor. DYNAMO STAFF Jane Kitchen, Lera Haynie, Nelda McBrayer, Norma Grifford, Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager In 1958-59 the DYNAMO staff published seven issues of the paper. Expenses were paid by student subscription and advertising sold to local businessmen under the direction of the journalism class. The DYNAMO tries to reflect student and faculty opinion and provides training for students who are interested in writing. Members of the circulation staff of the DYNAMO. lv- - -. Members of the student council. STUDENT CCDUNCIL Jimmy Worthington Betty Hendrix Betty Ligon Mr, T, w, wilson Vice -President Secretary Reporter Sponsor Page 62 The Student Council is an organized group of stu- dents representing each grade in high school. It serves as a forum for free expression of student op- inion. Murray Sullivan President President Murray is about to call the meeting of the council to order. v Members of Quill and Scroll, left to right: Betty Hendrix, Karenina Hooks, Jane Kitchen, Nelda McBray- er, Ginger Cruse, and Bonita McKe1vy. Second row: Suzanne Lee, Glenda Bullock, Lera Haynie, De- lores Escarre, Norma Grifford, and Brenda Wilson. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. The P. H. S. Chapter, which had been inactive, was revived this year. Mrs. Anderson, the sponsor, is working with Mrs. Craig on some problems of typing. CHCRAL CLUB The Choral Club of Prescott High School provides entertainment in assemblies and helps the members to have a better appreciation of the broad field of choral music. Mr. Shepher, director, calls up the next number. Members of the 1958 Marching Band Drum Major: Amelia Harrell: Majorettes: Virginia Cruse, Connie Harvey, Suzanne Lee, Iane Kitchen Nancy Lewis, and Polly Sherman. Page 66 Q? ? L Band Officers, left to right: Suzanne Lee, Reporter: Nancy Lewis, Treasurer: Jane Kitchen, Secretaryg Delores Escarre, Vice -presidentg and A1 Daniel, President. We lost sornel BAND YYY 41: Barbara Bright IUDS WYUU Suzanne Lee Connie Harvey Betty Ligon Glenda Bullock Jane Purtle President FirstVice- Second Vice- Third Vice- Secretary- Reporter Historian P1'CS1deHf President President Treasurer PURPOSES: F. H. A. 3 l. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. . To encourage democracy in home and commun- ity life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To promote wholesome individual and group re- creation. 8. To further interest in home economics. Members of the F. H. A. and their sponsor, Mrs. Edward Bryson. H1 . I QQ.. an A - .E '5 K 1' ' r K 1, : ' A A. Q 7 QW- ' I g l . -. - - --- ---M. .--- iw' , ,p A f , 'IQPGQSQ ' 'i 3, if - M ' 1 t Y lil - t A rl ' if at - 1 I B - 91 . . f f mth. '17 Q ' Q' B - r Wi A .1 I llwl . Va? 1 H n 1 I 4 I l 0 f I Q I N ' i '. v. we 1 , N 'if V 1' . , - WV. R, , ' ,ff-- . i s LjB7ig'5AT- U 6- A p It M I ' 1. V14 t 6 . A ..i5iJ,ii,g y Q4 ' it thi- 's il' x l A W gf. mf '-.. -- I'-9l'1-sl--ua It s 5. ' . s ' fin if w Quin - A 3 7 -V xl 5 is kr f Z x N Billy House Homer Sherrod Sammy Loe John F. Daniel Cecil Hignight Bennie Dougan Max Formby President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer Junior Advisor RCPOIFICI' Sentinel y 1 I W The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co- operation, and citizenship. . . . Members of the F. F. A. and their sponsor, Mr. S. E. Forrester. 1 ig. J i' i rf.-if-'A lifes First row: Mary Frances Harrison, Barbara Bright, Judy Foreg Second row: Martha Bolls, and Jo Ann CHEERLEADERS Page 70 Many hours of practice and much planning by the PHS cheerleaders helps to create school spirit. De corating halls before games, planning pep rallies, selling programs, making arrangements for fan buses, and supporting the teams are among some of their many duties. n-muh -l il ' ,qi 'W 1 fi Members of the Pep Squad. The Pep Club was organized in 1958-59 to help the cheerleaders keep school enthusiasm high at all athletic events. P 4 I B Page 71 .,. w.. Mrs. Floyd Hubbard and Mrs. G. F. Anderson Sponsors FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the F. T. A. is to help students to discover the opportunities and responsibilities in teaching, to acquaint them with the importance of good schools, and to assist them in finding their own fields of interest. Members of the F. T. A. Seated, left to right: Karenina Hooks, Martha Grimes, Lera Haynie, Anna Lou Basham, and Louise Stewart. Standing: Doris Hasley, Wavah Benefield, Mary Frances Harrison, June Wynn, Rita Morris, and Judy Koslosky. Page 72 BOOKSTORE Eunice and Jo Ann are fighting over the money in the book- store. LIBRARY Members of the library staff with Mrs. Blackshare, the lib- rarian. OFFICE STAFF Members of the office staff, left to right: Judy Meador, Jeannie Jones, Bonita MCKCIVY. Nelda McBrayer, and Ginger Cruse. Page 73 Pmsunmuws Now the joys of the road are chiefly theseg A crimson touch on the hard-wood trees: In early fall, when the wind walks, too: A shadowy highway cool and brown, Alluring up and enticing down-- Qm'33wr,.,w..: QW -M . -3. Q-we J Page 74 Page 75 H .,. Mm 1 Lem Haynic ai .ME W? Beauty Selections Made by Jeff Chandler of Universal Studios enior Jag mosf eanfiful Page 76 2' ??3 Q33:, f Q - -. C3 KX X V9 Q W 'Pint K .,.., - -I'Ekf f,fif i 'i . n 54 2 V 'LLi Eff?'5f233if?2.:i55E5fffEff? A ' n , -:' x' V 454 i K l Lfiffllzf5'5:Q.mf,:51ff ifffig-0 unlor Jag osf xjfandsome Gerry Worthington url l O r xjag June Brown osf eaufipfa n Cufesi Couple Page 79 Ginger Cruse and Jimmy Worthington K HW . ' nmgk A 3 'f:,9LfH1Si'v ig. WX ' 1 1 N X ' f Murray Sullivan Jane Kitchen ost fvaluagle Sfuclenfs N J -,V-A:..f,,,Vg,5.,..W. , . K K .mf NWMMQQ - -f W. WM, Amr fm, . 4 ie? S g v' e Q . 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Hercules and Wilbur Won't Betty be surprised! Just reading Tell her, Doc! What a mess! 1-'QUJI' 5' fs 9 I ,I .a ...Q -5 W ,s M-may wwww-AW i .sq ---K fi fi , 'W 5 E 5 O 0 5 ua o W ? CI :1 59. S' FS ro Q. Z tv FV .... 5 '-3 O 1: P1 4 AWA Charles Pry, Jim McKenzie, Jimmy Worthington, Murray Sullivan, All -District Football. Worthington was also selected on the A11 -State Team and was given Jimmy Worthington, George Lewis, and James All -American Honorable Mention. Hart, All -District Basketball. S Page 88 Susan Hooks A11 -State Band, five years .DS Jane Purtle, Esther Lavendar, and Sue Harris, Gerry Worthington, Johnny Benefield, and Gus A11 -District Basketball. Robey, A11 -District Junior. Basketball. Page 89 Janice Loe and Susan Hooks Co -V aledictorians Mary Francis Harrison Billy House, Norman Gill, and Don Hall 4-H County Winner First place in the state Soil Judging Team Page 90 lDS Tommy Morrow, Charles Hooks, Ron Phillips, Glyndon Franklin, Jerry Wicker, John Daniels, and Benny Dougan--Parliamentary Procedure Team Amelia Harrell FFA Sweetheart: One of top ten Majorettes of America Barbara Bright, Jane Kitchen, Charles Head, Susan Hooks, Delores Escarre, Jimmy Worth- ington, and Glyndon Franklin were in the 90th percentile on both Cooperative English Me- chanics of Expression and the American Coun- cil of Education Psychological Tests. Page 91 John Harrison Jim McKenzie Jim Worthington BOYS' GIRLS' Marion Buchanan Jane Kitchen Delores Escarre Nelda McBrayer Q jf 'P' ifofx Page 92 Girl Staters of '58 ln ' v D. A. R. AWARDS Susan Hooks D. A. R. Good Citizen Jane Kitchen D. A. R. Page Brenda Wilson History Award Nancy Bratton History Award Emilie Oates History Award Page 93 Hmwmg A vagrant's morning wide and blue, In early fall, when the wind walks, too A shadowy highway cool and brown, Alluring up and enticing down. x ,7 .. O .4aI':e.u E 1.3 ' I-RC . ff? wi 534 gf, nm J. .2 . wig' -1---........... 43 2 H ji E .3 -4-:. 'nf -vw rg, '- JUNIOR PLAY James Johnson, Mr. Morlockg Ron Phillips, Lucifer: Charles Hooks, Joe Lanconi, Don Abbot, Dr. Brown: Norma Grifford, Mrs. Schmatlzg Connie Harvey, Miss Akers, Polly Sherman, Mary, Wavah Benefieldg Jessica, Linda McBrayer, Mildred, Jane Harris, Mrs. Morlockg Lera Haynie, Martha, Bobby Con- nell, George Plewg Kenneth Tramel, Mr. Black, Martha Grimes, Mrs. Frinkg Ned Duncan, Luigi Lanconig and Johnny Clark, Jake. John Rank's traveling MacBeth. Rest Assured was presented April 10 in the high school auditorium. J Page 97 x S gi X. 5. 0.8 Q The royalty cheering the Wolves on! Queen Ginger 11 'Q' lb. -2 HCMECCJMING Approximately 2, 500 spectators watched on November 5, 1958, when the Prescott Curley Wolves played the Bearden Bears in their homecoming game. During the pre -game ceremonies, Ginger Cruse was crowned queen by Captain Jimmy Worthington. Betty Ligon, Marion Buchanan, Nancy Lewis, Bar- bara Bright, Connie Harvey, Pat Haltom, Martha Bolls, and Carolyn Wilson were her maids. Sara Lou Pounds and Tommy DeBlack carried the crown. Captain Jimmy places a kiss on Queen Ginger's cheek Graduate of modeling school, no doubt! Three to one! La zybones! Conspiracy! Buckingham Palace, King George speaking! The coffee must be spiked! , N , ififa e gf gee Y 5 F UFNA Page 100 Page 101 Practice teachers How typical! Juniors Poor Kay! Where 's Murray? Learning about the birds and bees. Visitors at the Science Fair And sudden death! Page 102 The ice cream must be good! My what a good-looking group! Sun barhers My, my! Pepsodent girl! Marion Page 103 Wake up, little Jean! R. J. and his harem! Look at those letters! Two seniors? Three stoogesl just eating! YN, ff ..-,,sZQ,5,Q ' - ,ff is -,sf Vig- Page What's wrong, Peggy? Cheese! S-m-i-1-el The hall She'11 never learn! We must have won! MVB, Page 105 e..f'1,1. . x Simms And oh the joy that is never won, But follows and follows the journeying sun, By marsh and ride, by meadow and stream, A will-o'-the -wind, alight-o' -dream. Delusion afar, delight anear, FI'0I'1'l l'HOI'1'0W IO lTlOl.'1'OW, fI'0ITl yea! I0 yea! A jack-o'-lantern, a fairy fire. Pogo 106 N x M 2 V kt YQ ,R FQ 5- I '- Qfiwfffggg iii, . .Q ,wwf gi ,X Q21 W i zu Ax, Q SS f wAL. vi wif fs + ff. :gf xy N as N 3 3 kxmwxnk ascii 'Q Vx, QA ' .. - - kpkk Xi 4 S J f K , 5 .1 '-f: .gig fy K t f'i4'kA , m if dau ' s x . Q, gif gl 5- A Am .M .. S QM fl' RFQ A iQue! 'g X ' '.4 . ff W-He.: ' 'VW' gy 'FMR E W 1 . iE fx K sg Q fx! Q . K, AE wg Q 1 m 1 if X, x,,,,, lx -WS? f wx, ,mf 'K Y A U' sr w in 3 ig 5 45 X E K A x K in A 'fn l if M . .nm 111 1--sv gf-if I l Mn- . U - .nn -.- qv .--s .H Members of the 1958 Curley Wolves football team with Coach Phillip Reginelli. Charles Pry, Co -captain, jimmy Worthington, Captain, and Jim Mckenzie, Co -captaln in aff ' 1 1 ,R i tgf-f ,M M ,i,, p.....- ,, ..,.,..asn-...--u-.-.- ... --...Q n...M-.-.............-1--n ...grwn .. ...Q-.-u.-Z! -..Q-.. f .gn-as-n .... ..-... -5-.-,Q-G .C PM N--.--n-1-v -1-vu-nu -Answ- , vt-- ..1--- g-..--vb'--n i1- Q...- l-M 55-.. . U . 4.5 nd x. 4' , 1 ' -lf., 'I' 'Ef ?P,4'f I. ' 3,14 'J v I. S 'I ,4vXK'u- . 4 LA-1.32: :ltr X' -5 --. :gt nr .59 I, 1 I - no 'agzvlavg u-n-me-Q r.-M. ... .s-.fimuu-n .Qs-1 I-.. w,....-- 1-4 ?W'1?!T,T!'G1T4EE'?Q Wifi Coach George H. I-laynie, Manager James Ellis Stewart, and Coach Phillip Reginelli. FOOTBALL The Curley Wolves were off to a fine start, winning their first three games in '59, In the follow- ing two weeks the Wolves were to taste defeat, losing first to a surging Lewisville team, then the following week to Gurdon, the Co -Champions of District 7, by close scores. Then the Wolves WOH from Nashville and Mineral Springs. The last month of the season was filled with four losses following foul weather, illness, and injuries. The Homecoming game with Bearden saw a weakened Wolves team try desperately to finish the season above the . 500 mark. The highlights of the season were wins over Arkadelphia and Nashville, district honors to several Wolves, and National honors to one member of the squad. Q 1. 'V Q. ,.v'1fff : ,gf if X H5 K' . ' . H-N W . - . A W. ,.. Q , 1 - A iff? ' '-1- igyf- gk 'IS' - 2 Q22 o I 2-Q X V yn, V fu 1D 7'1--- -:mesa fvleffiw'-' 1 70' E ,..'T4E'.il'2L.... ,U 55. W! M 33 3 ,ff N me --MOJEM ' -f-W .M fu- ,-:- ff I il' U . Q if J 'www I I. 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A, D, G, . ,LA L A. lg 91-4?-'HQ- -w Q SCHEDULE September September September October October October October November November November November Magnet Cove Foreman Arkadelphia Lewisville Gurdon Nashville Mineral Springs Bearclen Dierks Hope Ashdown Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Action with the Magnet Cove Panthers. 24 Dixie White, offensive line coach for U of A, was the speaker at the annual football banquet. Jimmy presents Coach Reginelli with a gift at the banquet. ...W- we , , mv. Coach Terrell Calhoun BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nashville Tournament I-l. S. T. C. Tournament H. S. T. C. Tournament County Tournament County Tournament District Tournament District Tournament Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Ashdown Lewisville Arkadelphia Saratoga Lake Hamilton Malvern Delight Cale Nashville Ashdown Willisville Laneburg Delight Gurdon Willisville Nashville Bodcaw Cale Gurdon Ashdown DeQueen Members of the 1959 Curley Wolves' Cage team, left to rightg Danny Hooks, Billy Loomis, Sammy Loe Ned Duncan, Don Abbott. Second rowg George Lewis, Jim McKenzie. Jim Worthington, James Hart, and Murray Sullivan. , J 6, Qi 5 D . js Ls H ' 'K -A x O - 0 fi? 4 0 ' Q' ' Q' , 'K A K Members oi the B Team, left to rightgjerry Jones, Billy House, Coach Calhoun, Lester Lavendar, John Billingsley, and Ronnie Barksdale. coach Teneu Calhoun HBH AM SC H EDU LE Prescott 24 Emmet 27 Cale Tournament Prescott 35 Emmet 33 Cale Tournament Prescott 27 Cale 64 SCHEDULE Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Nashville Tournament Prescott Nashville Tournament Prescott Nashville Tournament Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Cale Tournament Cale Tournament County Tournament County Tournament District Tournament District Tournament Emmet Bodcaw Cale Ashdown Emmet Lewisville Locksburg Saratoga Texarkana Delight Emmet Nashville Lewisville Laneburg Willisville Nashville Bodcaw Willisville Hope Texarkana 30 23 32 29 25 42 21 34 52 36 25 26 34 25 24 45 28 33 42 51 Sue makes a jump shot in the district tournamen GIRLS' TEAM Members of the girls' cage team: left to right: Maxine McGlone, Judy Fore, Betty Ligon, Suzanne Lee, Mary Lavendar, Lou Harris, Sue Harris, Annette Milam, Jane Purtle, Sandra Nelson, Coach Calhoun, Jane Harris, and Esther Lavendar. Page 119 I Junior football coach, George H. Haynie, receives a shaver at the banquet. JUNIOR FOOTBALL September September October October October October October Members of the 1958 Junior Football team. Arkadelphia Stamps Lewisville magnolia Gurdon Lewisville Nashville NJ! aff Pcrqe 120 '15 ra Prescott Prescott Prescott 1 Prescott Prescott 2 Prescott 1 Prescott 0 0 9 O 6 9 O 1, Members of the royal court, left to right: Bonnie Harris: Beth Bryson: Mollie White, Queen June Brown flower girl, Patsy Reginellig crown bearer, Howard Haynieg Nancy Hilleryg Jean Cunningham. JUNIOR HOMECCMING This year the tradition of Junior Homecoming was revived. Numerous spectators enjoyed the event. Before and After Members of the junior basketball team, left to rightg first row: Buddy Grifford, manager, Everett Jones, Robert Erskine, John Dewoody, Nickie Calhoun, Eugene Miller, manager. Second rowg Gerry Worth- ington, Johnny Benefield, Gus Robey. Bruce Eley, Robert Hill, and Coach George H. Haynie. JUNICDR BCJYS' O-qv Q, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Prescott 56 Cale 23 Prescott 39 Ashdown 18 Prescott 28 Lewisville 22 Prescott 29 Arkadelphia 19 Prescott 21 Laneburg 18 Prescott 17 Lewisville 25 Prescott 26 Gurdon 15 Prescott 22 Fouke 14 Prescott 21 Blevins 23 Presoctt 38 Ashdown 11 Prescott 39 Laneburg 17 Prescott 31 Delight 16 Prescott 49 Nashville 26 County Toumament Prescott 47 Willisville 24 County Tournament Prescott 28 Laneburg 21 Prescott 42 Gurdon 24 District Tournament Prescott 40 DeQueen 18 District Tournament Prescott 50 Arkadelphia 52 J UN IOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Peggy Warren, captain, Ruth Hairston, Louise McLe11and, Marcia Buchanan, and Jean Cunningham. 14 KS 5 34 , . -1 px . S2 -, 4 . , 4 f'li,r J QM 3 if NAM' 7 0 ' ?Hwx, Ap'i74Q I B 5 ,xiii 55 J gags. BB 'X M w5f ' , f1 Q R 5 .Q hmmmnu Now the joys of the road are chiefly these A crimson touch on the hard -wood trees: A vagrant's morning wide and blue. In early fall, when the wind walks, toog A shadowy highway cool and brown. Alluring up and enticing down . . . t M W A si in x 1. W 'Z ' Q U . 0 ' . N. N I 1958 -1959 is the first year the new Elementary building has been used. Mrs. Floyd Hubbard Principal of Prescott Elementary School Mrs. Arde11 Clark Second Grade Mrs. H. F. Dildy Seventh Grade Mrs. Julia Gann Sixth Grade Mrs. Kenneth Ledbetter Fourth Grade Mrs. E. B. Johnson Sixth Grade Mrs. Leonard Hart Fourth Grade FACU LTY Mrs. S. E. Greer Second Grade Page 127 Mr. Norman Smith Seventh Grade Page 128 Mrs. Guy Loe Seventh Grade Mrs. Maude Loe Third Grade Mrs. Morrison McLe11and First Grade Mrs. Rucker w. Murry Fifth Grade Mrs. Flora Pearce Sixth Grade Mrs. C. A. Scott Special Education L A 5,4 .m.5fQy.,.. AZ ffyzznv-ff. Was., ,ifiia Mrs. Clara B. Stone First Grade Mrs. F. P. Sullivan Rosston School Mrs. Juanita Taylor Fifth Grade Mrs. I. G. Westmoreland Fifth Grade Mrs. Bobby B. Whitmarsh Third Grade Not Pictured Mrs. Jim Nelson Secretary to Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. W. R. Woodell Fourth Grade Page 129 J L I -we 5, Kenny Andrews B- B Q F k 'Y . A 16 6 ' 5 w I Dennis Ammons Sharon Ashbrook S E N T H sf if q 1-:rf , , ii' K Jo i i . ESQ XX I 3 ii Qi Q A. N If , I I L 'Q it Q 1 x fa ,, .. F . 'KF Ag -3-11, 6-Il KN. Y 3 1 I! 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Fore's Department Store Foster's Department Store Guthrie's Drug Store Hamilton Electric and Gift Shop Haynie's Daisy Queen Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 168 151 154 153 160 154 167 161 164 155 152 1,67 153 161 167 152 159 153 168 159 164 167 Page 150 Hesterly Drug Store Howell Oldsmobile Company Ledbetter's Department Store Logan Grocery Company McLelland Jeweler Mitchell Jeweler M System Ozan Lumber Company Portor Appliance and Furniture Co. Prescott Hardware Company Prescott Motor Company R. C. Cola Roy's Cafe Standard Cleaners Sterlings Stewart's Electric Stewart' s Furniture and Russel Butane Stewart's Grocery Taylor Brothers' Teeter's Men Store Whiz Barber and Beauty Shoppee Woosley' s Variety Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 158 158 153 154 153 158 159 168 160 152 155 159 159 152 160 164 160 164 161 161 158 153 BANK OF PRESCOTT Member F D I. C. Prescott Arkansas Dr A W Hudson Chaxrman of the Board W. R. Hambright Exec. Vice-President J. A. Yancey Cashier M D T1pp1t Asslstant Cashier H. B. DELAMAR CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES Ka SERVICE TU 7-2691 Prescott, Arkansas FASHION SHOP Fashions for you Mrs. Roy Box 8a Miss Lila Grimes TU 7-3226 STANDARD CLEANERS Burrell Whitmarsh 105 West lst Street TU 7-2301 ,PRESCOTT HARDWARE COMPANY Serving You Since 1890 Pq 152 BUCHANAN FREEZO MAU RICE McCLELLAND JEWELER Serving You Since 1937 Fine Watches Jewelry and Diamonds Prescott, Arkansas DALE LEDBETTER Prescott's Leading Department Store Phone TU 7-2005 WO0SLEY'S VARIETY 'We appreciate your business. DUNCAN FORE'S DEPARTMENT Groceries and Market STORE T Quality Groceries and Meat 'It pleases us to please you QUALITY BEYOND PRICE Page 153 LOGAN WHOLESALERS Prescott, Arkansas DISTRIBUTORS BUCHANAN DRUG STCRE LOGANS BLUE at GOLD DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Phone TU 7-2414 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prescott, Arkansas Anywhere . . . anytime . . . - Coca-Cola is s re reshing L!- W aomeo uuoen Aumomrv or me cocA-cout COMPANY sv CAMDEN BOTTLING COMPANY P 154 DALRYMPLE AND HENRY The Store of Personal Service PRESCOTT MOTOR COMPANY FORD - MERCURY ENGLISH FORD SALES Kz SERVICES Q 1 'X , f , X. - 'vu 5. . P .N 1- , ..,. , at-v.. sg, R .K Mr, . Qi' ix y ' 9 ki .1 - .MW 4.. x ' ---Aim 4 In ' Q 4 p -N. rrgvk. A ,, . 'ar' v 'v- gif'-Y 1 - ' ' Aa f 1 f K ie' ir lick' , x 'mei gwiknif if SW W. fu., ' ,,, ig NP ,I ,fwfr ZA hui KUQLBL, L A! r gu'l ,uv ,. . 1 iff' if 1 . ..,. ,mi by , lp' ' J. - 5 tif vias: x X, Q4 F . P' WK? .-.. x, K W a K , .MA H1 1 ,gs - BTL- N '1H-'1N-0 Hwy. 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