Rector High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Rector, AR)

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'1 1 . f .N r H ' I '4,,,,5.3l'5s.1v. '- . ' ...fl Y 1 '1'2 .,. Q. .MM n 1 , HICUHU Wlhnnw Mr. lim Mc'Kcnyi0 Superintendent 4 x .i s I 1 is I ', ' 5 f 5 ' A Mr, L' 14. MCKCCI Mrs. Aubrey Mooring Mrs, Agnes Mchznic Principal of lligh 51-hi-,01 Principal of Boyclsville Sfhool Principal of Grznnmar School 9. Q. . eoi Q99 -5909 ef' ev 069 ow wo Nz- 469 42,0 ,066 egos Q, . O 0362 z of 521 0,05 ve 062 ofww 0 1 Q wif 6 X9 SS wee Miss Alma '6 Mobley Jr. Sponsor Commerce Journalism N ofeoi 9 9 a 9 og Q 0' 9 44 9 Sf' CX NT' 0 0 xc we QP 681 60 '69 459 61 QXQO 000GB X9 one 94 I 300K 0 99 .va 052- Mrs. Donald McCIuney Fifth and Sixth Grades V Oc. C 92' O46-Oi Q. 69 955- 'Oo 0215 623609 .ow QQ Mrs. John Casner Jr. Sponsor English Library Mrs. Artie Davis 9th Grade Sponsor English Ars. Arch Gray Second Grade Iiss Mary Outlaw hird Grade y , I l . A S-Y ,, 0.0! 447:- vmk Q' o ' se 'Q' Mrs. Maude 0. McBride First Grade A4467 Jw, QM Q, Sq Qqe bore 019 -'I Q X 55: V ' Y 'fl-fff' Q . , 0 L 1, ' fr -:ff - . I . :gg v .zzg-V ' fp., .. My bob ,bb A95 PM 472 oo Qi- oo ao, ur e 'Sq 4- A S 2' 1960 O00 fy, 0000 1:0106 QM QM ew 1, A638 6150, 'cz-Q66 do Ol' O 'Yo Q -was fades 0 40 6 6016 .PQY G QQO, 6 Q!-A-6 j J' M1ss Ellen D. H111 Frfth and Sixth Grades ff: S 'J Ur I' I' 1906 Miss Marvelle Swindle First, Second and Third Grad: 4, Jqvzo 5356? be Q, If, ado 146601 3 an VE if lnfvlr' 'Nuo' SENIORS loin lnmlis liif'li2lllllIlC liznkc-1' Kenneth King ,Iobn liIll'liCI' Nell W'liittz1ker Inu Czndner lizn'lcne liznlon Helm Nelson lloyce Robinson Nlelbu Crilililll Peggy Yzmrey Louise xVlllICI' -Iettye XfVinstc1ul Rosa Lee llardin Louise Jackson Otlic Shofkley Geraldine Eaton Louise Webb Vera Mae Morris Donald Collier ENIORS jackie Parrish Sue Long Mack Walker joan McCord Sally Ennis Bennie Rowlett Ruth Deniston Bill Outland Lindel Taylor Mildred Gordon Buford Simpson Syveda Barker Lura May King Kenneth Melrose Betty johnson David Clopton Bill WVilliams Mary McC1uney George French Carolyn Futrell fvvw ff X mf' .NX X X X XXX xxx ' x F w fx f , N XR T lj! if QW . Q Q Mr, -nf A K, f 'vm 3,2531 . f is f H QF ,ws Q56 2 5' Z. F163 A Frei as ,glqg Hd gg: 4 9 39 fsgjf qgfks- fnpgh i 4 . 5 WW Q ff W W0 wwx W7 6-A X57 JUNIOR ,Maxine svyall 'Amanda Nichols Owen H. Clopton li 9333 ft W4 ' eiffff 23,1 iff' :fp -tn , s 11 V, , Q 33? I' fab ' CLASS 30I1fliC Olllland Maggie Elsass Mary Denisfon jocleta Dalton Shirley Livesay Zharlotte Green Lillian Holifield Ramona Newton Velma, Jean Morrow Betty Little loan Trantham jan Roofe Phylis Blair Douie Ann Shoekley Georgia Xvatggn JUNIORS Don Denny lvanda Foster Gilbert Taylor 'FO Loremiyl-Lonon Billy Th0IIl2S BCUY Jane CUOPCY Maxic Lovelady Alma Irby Qoyle ls o.P Frances 513111 John SPCCI' Katherine Kirkpatrick lack Beard barneua Mills Jerry Sinko Geneva Lacy Don Parmemer Mary wright ar Q.-.5 f. N A L if .Hx 3 , Q5 L Mrs. Klugh Cowan Sally Ann Ennis M- Mary Deniston , I Shlrley and jettye Wmstead Ella McLeskey Mary Casner l W 1 D joc eta alton Joan Trantham Lura May King Kay Mays X-ex 'wr-9 iochtb 9016186 ex 6 -Oevx WDC Qeov'-X . 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Clopton Kenneth King ' 2 Donald Collier Bill Smith Don Denny Kenneth Melrose Bill Williams - Backs Bill Outland Doyle Bishop jerry Derden Marvin Joiner Henry Williams Mack Walker ' 2 , Football Queen and Malds Clarence luckett ved' rf 'ii 1 l 5 BOOK WORMS TOMMY LANDIS GLENNA SIGSBY FRIENDLIEST BILL WILLIAMS CAROLYN FUTRELL MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST I-IANDSOME BOY PRETTIEST GIRL BILL OUTLAND LURA MAY KING MR. AND MISS RECTOR HIGI CUTEST FIGURES BEST SPORTS N EATEST JOAN MCCORD KENNETH MELROSE MOST ATHLETIC LINDEL TAYLOR vi' SWEETEST MOST MISCHIEVOUS CAROLYN FUTRELL GEORGE BARKER sALEY ENNIS KENNETH KING CUTEST JEAN OGLES LURA MAY KING DON DENNY MOST COURTEOUS LURA MAY KING CAROLYN FUTRELL LINDEL TAYLOR BEST DRESSED TEACHERS PET BIGGEST FEET O. H. CLOPTON VERNELIA MCCRADY PRETTIEST HAIR JERRY DERDEN LURA MAY KING KENNETH MELROSE M MOST CONCEITED 1-AZIEST SALLY ENNIS Dolus CARTER KENNETH MELROSE TOMMY MOST POPULAR BIGGEST FLIRTS BEST ALL-AROUND JOHN SpEER CAROLYN FUTREL RUTH McCLUN,EY BILL OUTLAN D MOST HELPFUL RUTH DENISTON BILL WILLIAMS MOST STUDIOUS JOAN Mcconn LINDEL TAYLOR BIGGEST GUM CHEWEI ANNA LOU THOMAS I 643, Ei- fi- ff gg A 'ia '3- GIRLS GLEE CLUB -5 THE NIFTY SHOP BAND SNAPSHOTS ,A ,E Q, L R 1 C M , CAME , Mmm F. ,,,. mf ,',,M,,..,....--1-M W K ,R N Mix X T E.. if X F ,k W SIXTY-TXVO PIECE CONCERT BAND THANKSGIVING GAME MR. ROBERT HORNYAK FIRST APPEARANCE AT CORNING GAME XXX H. M. julian Iesse Landrus Miss Iae Rulh SecreLary Ralph E. Parks mm 4 ,wx fi' L-f i figs.: Hx , .Ag ,, 1, , A 3 15- ' ' ' ' 3555 gj fi. iff' 1. 113657: K f 1 1 X ss QS s ' 'QW VETERAN INSTRULTORS I Q Our Grandmother Teachers Mrs. Cowan Mrs. McBride Mrs. See Mrs. Pruett Grammar School Building with children at play. Woody Goforth Mr. Robert Ward has served as cus- todian faithfully and with dignity for the past fifteen years. The young man in his arms is grandson, Bobby Owen Pruett. 2 Bobby Owen Pruetl Ann Cowan i N HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE F.H.A. Club Elma Cluck Sponsor Sue Long President Sally Ennis lst Vice President Sally Long 2nd Vice President Margaret Green 3rd Vice President .Ioan McCord Secretary Donna Calvin Treasurer Glenna Sigsby Historian Helga Nelson Reporter Joan Twitty and -- - Donna McCluney Song Leaders F'H'A' CLUB WHERBS THE TEACHER HOMECOMING TEA , 3 I H- . 1 '- I :B ,wtgv , -I LBMX Q . . ARE Egg 'Xt 0 PREPARING A SIMPLE BREAKFAST MAKING A SIMPLE GARMENT lx - '. ZW fmuo,.-Q I, QZQE v . 5- '5- V f align' Ps , N 1 X 4, E 'x LP l HOME ECONOMICS STUDENTS Mfs, film ULU! I PERSONNEL SYVEDA BARKER: Veda Four years here: Jr. Play '47-8, Speech Play '48-9, Basketball two years, Librarian two years, Cheerleader '48-9, Dramatic Club '48-9. GERALDINE BARKER: Gerry Four years here: Four years Basketball, Librarian two years, Jr. Play '47-8, Sr. Class Reporter, Reporter on Blackcat, Member of All County Basketball Team '47-8, '48-9. RUTH DENISTON: Ruthie Eleven years here: Librarian two years, Honorary Member of F.H.A. '48-9, Glee Club '48-9, Most helpful girl '48-9, Jr. Play '47-8, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP '48-9, Dramatic Club '48-9. GERALDINE EATON: Gerry Six years here: F.H.A. '48-9. EARLINE EATON: t'Essie Six years here: Basketball three years, Quartet '47-8. SALLY ANN ENNIS: Dick Two years here: Jr, Play '47-8, Speech Play '47-8,' Football Maid '47-8, Teacher's Pet '47-8, Vice President of F.H.A. '48-9, Most Sophisticated Girl '48-9, Most Con- ceited Girl '48-9, Drum Majorette '48-9, Glee Club '48-9, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP '48-9, Piano, In High School Register. CAROLYN FUTRELL: 'tLittle Doc? Ten years here: Jr. Play, Jr. Class Re- porter, Cheerleader '47-8, Speech Play '48-9, Reporter of Dramatic Club '48-9, Art Editor on Blackcat Staff '48-9, Cats Paw Staff '48-9, Football Maid of Honor '48-9, Four years basketball, Co-Captain of Jr. Team '45-6, Co-Captain of Sr. team '47-8, Member of All County Basketball Team '48-9, Piano, Danvis's Girl '45-6, '46- 7, '47-8, 48-9. INEZ GARDNER: Tootsie Six years here: Librarian '47-8, Basket- ball three years, Dramatic Club '48-9, Speech Play '48-9, Cheerleader '48-9, F.H.A. '48-9. MILDRED GORDON: Millie Five years here: Librarian two years, Band '48-9, F.H.A. '48-9. SUE CAROL' LONG: Susie One year here: President F.H.A. '48-9, Vice Pres. of Clay-Green-Randolph F.H.A. Federation. - MELBA JEAN GRIFFITH: Four years here: Librarian two years, Basketball two years, Dramatic Club '48-9, Speech Play '48-9. ROSA LEE HARDEN: Five years here: Home Economics one year. LOUISE JACKSON: Rumba Nine years here: Glee Club '48-9, Dram- atic Club '48-9, Basketball '48-9, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP '48-9. BETTY LOU JOHNSON: Liz Two years here: Jr. Play '47-8, Dram- atics Club '48-9, Speech Play '48-9, Basket- ball two years, Member of All County Basketball Team '48-9. LURA MAY KING: Toughy Eleven years here: Jr. Play '47-8, Maid of Honor '46-7, Four years basketball, Representative to Arkansas Girl's State '47-8, Blackcat Staff '48-9, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP , '48-9, Prettiest Girl '47-8, Prettiest Hair l48-9, Sweetest Girl '48-9, Most Courteous Girl '48-9. In High School Register. VERA MAE MORRIS: Vicky Four years here: Glee Club '48-9. MARY MCCLUNEY: Marilly Eleven years here: Librarian one year, Jr. Play '47-8, Speech Play '48-9, Secretary of Dramatics Club '48-9, Piano, Cheer- leader '47-8, '48-9, Captain '48-9, Glee Club '48-9, Band '48-9, Sports Editor on Black- cat Staff '48-9, Cats Paw Staff '48-9, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP '48-9, Four years basketball, Co-Captain of Jr. team '45-6, Co-Captain of Sr. Team '47-8. Cap- tain of Sr. Team '48-9, Member of All County Team '47-8, '48-9, Captain '48-9, Representative to Arkansas Girl's State '47-8, Mathematics Award '47-8, In High School Register. BELVA LA FAYE NELSON: Lafayette Nine years here: Reporter of Sophomore Class, F.H.A. '48-9, Reporter of F.H.A., Basketball two years, Quartet '47-8. PERSONNEL JOYCE YANCEY ROBINSON: Josie Eleven years here: Basketball two year, Glee Club '48-9, F.H,A. '48-9, Operetta THE NIFTY SHOP '48-9. JOAN MCCORD: Jo Twelve years here: Librarian two years, Most Sophisticated Girl '45-6, Neatest Girl '45-6, Science Award '46-7, Secretary of Junior Class, Representative of Arkansas Girl's State '47-8, Secretary of F.H.A. '48- 9, Assistant Editor of Blackcat Staff '48-9, Cats Paw Staff '48-9, Most Studious Girl '48-9, Neatest Girl '48-9, In High School Register. LOUISE WEBB: Carrot Four years here: Glee Club '48-9, Oper- etta, THE NIFTY SHOP , '48-9, F.H.A. '48-9. NELL WHITAKER: Nellie Bell Six years here: Librarian. one year, Quartet '47-8, Home Economics one year. J ETTIE WINSTEAD: Two and half years here: Jr. Play '47-8, Librarian '48-9, History Award '47-8, Music. PEGGY YANCEY: Peg Eleven years here: Basketball three years, Cheerleader '48-9, Assistant Libra- rian one year, Glee Club '48-9, Operetta, THE NIFTY SHOP , '48-9. LOUISE WALTER: Lou Three years here: Librarian one year, Dramtic Club '48-9. JOHN BARKER: Johnny Three years here: President of Sopho- more Class, F.F.A. two years, Junior Play '47-8, Blackcat Staff '48-9, Cats Paw Staff '48,-9, Football '48-9, Band '48-9, President of Senior Class, President of Dramatic Club '48-9. DAVID CLOPTON: Eleven years here: Librarian two years, Dramatic Club '48-9, Speech Play '48-9, Band '48-9. DONALD COLLIER: Buke Eleven years here: Football '48-9, Speech Play '48-9, Dramatic Club '48-9, Sergeant of Arms of Dramatic Club '48-9. GEORGE FRENCH: Four and half years here: Basketball two years. KENNETH KING: Peewee Eleven years here: President of Fresh- man Class, F.F.A. three years, Reporter of F.F.A. '48-9, Football three years, Co- Captain '48-9, Junior Play '47-8, Blackcat Staff '48-9, Cats Paw Staff '48-9, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Senior Class. KENNETH MELROSE: Moe Six years here: Football three years, Co-Captain '48-9, Basketball two years, Softball two years, Jr. Play '47-8, Best Dressed Boy '48-9, Neatest Boy '48-9, Teacher's Pet '48-9, Prettiest Hair '48-9, Most Conceited '48-9, Member of Inter- national Kiwanis Club. BILL OUTLAND: Joe Eleven years here: F.F.A. four years, President of F.F.A. '48-9, Football two years, Captain '48-9, Basketball '48-9, Jr. Play '47-8, Speech Play '48-9, Most Hand- some Boy '48-9, Best All Around Boy '48-9, Most Popular Boy '48-9. JACK PARRISH: Jackie Two years here: F. F. A. two years, Blackcat Reporter '48-9. BENNIE ROWLETT: - Four years here: F. F. A. four years. BUFORD SIMPSON: Two years here: F.F.A. two years, Blackcat Reporter '48-9. LINDEL TAYLOR: Red Two years here: two years football, two years basketball, Member of All County Basketball Team '48-9, F.F.A. two years, Mr. Rector Hi '48-9, Most Courteous Boy '47-8, '48-9, Quietest Boy '48-9, Most Ath- letic Boy '48-9, Most Studious Boy '48-9, In High School Register. MACK WALKER: Wacky Three years here: Vice President of Sophomore Class, Dramatics Club '48-9, Football '48-9, Editor of Blackcat '48-9, Jr. Play '47-8, Band '48-9, Representative to Arkansas State '47-8. BILLY RAY WILLIAMS: Lover Boy Six years here: F.F.A. four years, Treas- urer of F.F.A. '48-9, Football '48-9, Vice President 'of Dramatics '48-9, Speech Play '48-9, Most Helpful Boy '48-9, Wittiest Boy '48-9. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '49, better known as the '49ers, realizing that the time is drawing near when we shall no longer attend Rector High School, do will and bequeath the following traits to our fellow students whom we leave behind. Mack Walker wills his curly hair to John Wayland. Sue Long leaves her love for Home Economics to Martha Gardner. Sally Ennis wills her place as Senior Tot to Phyllis Blair. Joan McCord wills her love for photography to anyone who likes it as well as she does. Ruth Deniston wills her Helpful- ness to sister Mary. fThey want to keep it in the familyj. Mary McCluney wills all her old flames to sister Ruthie. She wants to keep the latest one. Carolyn Futrell wills her blue jeans to Jocleta Dalton. John Barker wills his Casanova ways to Sonny Gould.. Joyce Y. Robinson wills her innocent look to Donzie Martin. Jettye Winstead wills her A's to Shirley. Ottie Shockley wills his guitar to the Rector High School Band. Geraldine Barker refuses to will her love for the Navy to anyone. Rosa L. Hardin wills her love for Hooks to Mary F. O'Dell. Lura May King leaves her typing ability to Maxine Wyatt. Lou- ise Walter leaves her cute smile to Nadine Davis. Syveda Barker wills her acting ability to Gloria Rust. Jackie Parrish leaves his place at Bill's to Dencil Crews. Bennie Rowlett wills his agricultural ability to Jack.Beard. Bill outland wills his handsome features to Jerry Derdeu. Lindel Taylor leaves his love for sports to jimmy McCord. Tommy Landis leaves his Bass Horn to any- one who is strong enough to carry it. QHE isn'tj. Mildred Gordon wills her car to Joan Twitty. Buford Simpson leaves his wicked ways to Velius Simp- son. Betty Johnson wills her interest in Corning to Georgia Watson. David Clopton wills his chemistry ability to Don Berry. Billy Williams leaves his looks to the coach. George French wills his red truck to joe. xKenneth King wills his sophisticated ways to joe Collier. Nell Whittaker- leaves her quiet ways to Mary King. Take good care of them Mary. Inez Gardner wills her grand personality to Katherine Kirkpatrick. Earlene Eaton wills her flirting ability to Bonnie Outland. Belva Nelson wills her trips to Newport to anyone who would care to make them. Melba jean Griffith wills her bangs to Maggie Elsass. Peggy Yancey wills her roving eyes to Pinky Ward. Louise Jackson leaves her position as star bench warmer to Felice Hamelback. Geraldine Eaton leaves her black hair to Patsy Mode. Louise Webb wills her voice to Wanda Foster. Vera Mae Morris leaves her sleepy look to John Speer. Donald Col- lier just refuses to leave anything. Kenneth Melrose wills his way with the teachers to Bobby Reddick. A READY-MADE FAMILY Presented by the Speech Class on October 29, 1948 under the direction of Mrs. W. B. McCrady CAST Agnes Martyn, a widow e..........,. .eec lv Iary McCluney Bob, her son .e.b,,e.......,, ..... B ill Outland Marilee, her elder daughter .... --- Carolyn Futrell Gracie, her youngest child ..... Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law .eee Henry Turner, a widower ,.... Doris, his daughter ,............. Sammie, his son beb,,b.....,..,......,,,e --- ,----- Gloria Rust Syveda Barker David Clopton Melba Griffith Bill Williams Begonia, the Martyns' darky cook ,WWW b,,, -G H, Inez Gardner Nicodemus, the Martyns' colored handy man Donald Collier Sophomore Closs Mrs. Willie French, Sponsor Freshmon Closs Mrs. Artie Davis and Mrs. L. L. Swindle, Sponsors Seventh Grade Class Mrs. Zola M. Pructt, Sponsor Eighth Grade Class Mrs. Lee See, Sponsor Fourth Grode Mrs Klunh Cowan and Miss Elizabeth Donaldson. Teachers Third Grode Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, Teacher X S5 E E I I Grode School Music Close Mrs. Klugh Cowan, Instructor Mrs. Maude O. McBride and Mrs. Lena Xvilliams, Teachers Second Grode Miss Mary Outlaw, Teacher First Grade Mrs. Arch Gray and Mrs. Lucille Landrem, Teachers Third Grode Sixth Grade Mrs. Agnes ML-bzmc and Mrs. Donald MctClum-v, '1'c11Cl1Q1-5 Fifth Grade Mrs. Uilflllljll HO1'bl1l1lIl and Mrs. Donald McC1uncy, Teachers Leonard School Mis Marvcllc Swindlc Donoldson Flower G- F- Mock 8' Son INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Flowers for all Occasions and Phone 131 Rector, Ark. FARM LOANS Simpson Butone Gos B rk r L m r . Company o e u be Co Butane Gas and Home Appliances LUMBER Dealers For d PROPANE - BUTANE an SYSTENIS BUILDING MATERIAL Phones: Office 39 - Home 44 Phone 153 Rector, Ark Rector, Arkansas The Journolism Closs tokes this opportunity to express their oppreciotion to the business men of Rector for their generous support which mode this onnuol possible. SECOND GRADE. Bcvzlsvillc Miss Mary Gordon, Teacher FOURTH GRADE, Boydsville Miss Colleen Ford, Tcucllcr FIRST GRADE, lioydsvillc Bliss Mary Cordon, Teacher THIRD GRADE, Boydsvillc Miss Colleen Ford, Teacher SIXTH GRADE. Boydsville Miss Ellen D. Hill Teacher EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Mrs. Aubrey Mooring, Principal Boydsvillc School FIFTH GRADE, Bovdsvillc Miss Ellen D. Hill. Teacher SEVENTH GRADE, Boydsville Miss Phyllis Barker, Teacher PROPHECY THE CRYSTAL GAZIER s - Listen, O ye men and women, youths and lmaidens, and little children! Listen, all ye people of Rector, to the word of wisdom from the lips of your prophet, who now spcaketh unto you what hath been revealed unto her, even as it hath been decreed by the powers that be. gg Knowest thou not that a glance into the future is- never a pleasure unmixed with pain? Doesn't thou know aspiring youth that to know what the future holds may be to thee but a never ending curse, shutting thyself out from the joys of the present in the contemplation of things that are to come? Listen, and it shall be prophesied unto thee. Ah, thirty, forty years hence I see a rich man-a banker-riding in his air- plane, counting his money--wearing his diamonds-who is it? His name? Oh yes, I see now-Tommy Landis. Now I feel so strong, so brave, so bold! A woman of strong mind, strong will, and stronger temper! A lecturer on a strong subject - an old maid demon- strating her independence of man. Her name escapes me-wait-ah yes, it is Bet- ty Johnson. Ah, the dainty lady of society, envied and flattered by all, the queen of ev- ery gathering, the belle of every ball - Geraldine Eaton. Now I see a school of learning and a noble professor before his class. They look at him in reverence of the vast learning he acquired at Rector High School. Why, what is that they call hiil as they bow in homage before him? Professor George French. Ah, I feel like crying. I must cry-I must-this woman's grief overwhelms me. Surely, it is some lowly widow, mourning her husband. No, not so. I see nothing like that! 'Tis only a fair bride weeping the loss of her pet poodle. Who is the bride? Her name was once-what? Sue Long. I hear applauding, loud applauding! lt greets the man taking a seat by the window. He looks familiar and yet not quite familiar enough. I can't tell who he is. Ah, he waves his hands around excitedly. Now I know who he is. It's Kenneth King and he is a weatherman. It was he who furnished the splendid weather for the Rector people, and that is why he was so wildly applauded. My, my look at all the money. Who possesses all these greenbacks? Mack Walker the famous inventor - He invented Restwell mattresses for oyster beds, Boomerang collar buttons guaranteed to return to the hand that loses them and exercises for reducing one's income tax. Ah, I see in the distant years, still looking as young as ever, a famous modiste, whose shop on Main Street in Rector is the last word in style and expense. With a strip of velvet here and a drop of sealing wax there and two chicken feathers added she calls it a hat and sells it for twice what it is worth. Yes, you guessed it - Ruth Deniston. I see a policeman. No! I believe it's a policewoman. Yet, it's Joan McCord and she has done more to secure law and order in her district than any ten men and is a credit to Rector. My next case is interesting. It's a diver's suite of steel and an oxygen tank. This is worn by Donald Collier the well-known deep sea diver. There's a great dent in the helmet. It was caused by a blow from a whale. This is a strange one. I see a room full of girls, surrounding a teacher. This teacher is Syveda Barker and she is teaching them on the subject of flirtation. Well, we might have known she'd pass her ability on to others. Next I see a nursery, no! I guess it's a schoolroom. My goodnessl It's some poor housewife and it looks as if she's giving a party. Everywhere I look I see Brats. Ohl no - Oh, my, my-What I now see is only Mary McCuney's fam- ily. She is now the mother of 26 Darling Little Demons. I see two people exchanging confidences over a patient. Even in their work as old maid nurses, Inez Gardner and Earlene Eaton who were so inseparable in school, could neverbe divided. The mist closes down. It rises, the scene changes. I hear tinkling guitars and the surf breaking on a coral strand. I see the bright-hued blossoms and tall palm trees. Happy brown-skinned people are singing plain melodies. It is Hawaii. I see a young woman in a grass skirt dancing, Melba jean Griffith. Ah, she displays quite a figure. I see a huge truck coming down the street of Rector and pauses at Bill's Cafe-a man delivered a rack of milk bottles and drives ondown the street. I see Buford Simpson owner of a large dairy. Now I see a ship in danger. The paint is still wet on the lifeboats and they cannot be used. Lindell Taylor is the captain of this ship. There is a gleaming light - a lighthouse. In the door stands Nell Whitaker, the keeper of the light. She holds up a huge sign reading: Back in carefully and do not waken the whales. What would Lindell do in his wrecked ship without Nell's light? What's this? No-it can't be-I can't believe my ears, but yet, here it is as plain as can be. I hear speeches and guess who is giving them. David Clopton. He is a splendid example of perfect self-control. He never stutters or stammers, never hesitates for a word, has no complexes and no bad habits. He's showing some fine talent in the Dramatics he acquired at Rector high. Louise Walter is the sixtieth President of the United States. Elected by the Independent Party. Active in politics since infancy. Mayor of her town three terms, U. S. Senator two years, speaker of the National House of Representatives one term. Sponsored the bills for disfranchising Saxaphone players, radio croon- ers, and talkative fishermen. Ah, yes, she has hit the hall of fame at last. Hmmmmm. I smell something cooking. It's the cooking of Louise Jack- son. She is the happy wife of a prominent business man with the nicest home and the best meals in town. In addition to that, she is a lecturer on homemak- ing-the kind who tells people, over the radio, how to build a front porch out of packing boxes and how to then feed a family seven days on twenty-three cents apiece. Her husband, Jackie Parish, becomes bored and elopes with Belva Nelson, a cashier in a Tea Shop. Ah, do my ears deceive me? l hear beautiful singing. It's Ottie Shockley and he is. a very successful song writer. He has only one competitor which is Rosa Lee Hardin. He writes popular music such as Way back in the Hills and she writes more on the classical style such as Life Gets Tedious don't it? What's this? I see a darkened stage and in the spotlight appears a dainty figure. It's Mildred Gordon kissing her hand to the audience as an attendant arranges a rope across the stage. Why, she's a tight rope walker in a circus. Ah! Who do we have here? just one of the students who joined the Navy to see the world through a porthole. He is so ambitious, he'll probably be an Admiral by the time the fleet gets to Manila. Why of course! It's Benny Row- lett. Well, what do I see now? I marvel at its contents. A red handkerchief, a huge black hat turned up in front bearing a skull and cross bones. Yes! These are the possessions of jettye Winstead, better known as Vicious Blondie, the pirate. Sally Ennis is a wealthy cosmetician, proprietor of Ye Beautifier shop-Alter- ations while you wait, people - men as well as women - will enter looking like eighty and emerge looking like sixteen. She is the most famous skin remodeler and face lifter in all the world. I see a newsboy running down the street! What is he saying? Listen, I catch it now- Extra, Extra, -read all about the big battle. Billy Ray Williams who was imprisoned for murder tries to escape. Now I see an immense billboard and what does it say? A second Judy Canova, greatest opera singer of the day-Peggy Yancey. Well, we see her voice has improved. A strong breeze and a whiff of far, far prairies. A girl of the plains - a pioneer of distant wildness and vastness - riding bareback over the broad spaces. Carolyn Futrell. A stolid, slow moving chap, who will never display either speed or animation. He has found his proper position in life early. Who else would it he but john Barker, owner and proprietor of Barker's Pool Hall at Kennett, Missouri. Q I hear a' good strong voice. She must have been loud in High School. Her future is clear. Ten years from now your favorite motion picture cathedral will be displaying huge signs announcing, Vera Mae Morris, America's Girl Friend in Cinderella's Sandals. Miss Morris talks, sings, dances, and plays three musical instruments, including a vacuum cleaner. Don't Miss It. Now I see joe Outland in a great age of endurance contests. He has become the champion of champions by simply making up his mind that he wants to do something and doing it. He is America's Greatest Champion Baby Sitter. The mist is clearing. A village scene appears. I see a church. The bells are ringing. It is Sunday morning and the people are coming to the service. I see the minister - Well, what do you know, it's Kenneth Melrose, a fine looking man now, and by his side walks his wife. Her face is turned away, but I can see it is someone we know. Now she turns. I can see her face. Ah, yes. just as I thought it's Lura May King and she looks very happy as Kenneth's wife. And now the sun sets and the light fades gradually. A purple haze covers everything. The crystal clouds and I can see no more. Henry Insurance Agency Fire and Casualty Insurance Telephone 129 Boosting the School Rector Bakery Chester Ahlf, Prop. Phone 93 Gabler Furniture Company Quality Furniture Priced To Fit Your Budget Phone 169 Rector, Arkansas Our Largest Enterprise Our Largest Interest Our Boys and Girls Our Largest Asset Western Auto Associate Store Paul Crews, Owner Compliments Of The Davis Jewelry Shop Thompson's Variety Store Everything in Notions' CURTIS A. HOUSTON STORES RECTOR - PHONE 22 MARMADUKE ARKANSAS Rec-I-or Hatchery Congratulations Seniors From The Quality Chicks Hanson Strain Leghorns Round Rector, Arkansas Drive-In McNeil Auto and Home Supply PurceII's Dept. 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