Rogers High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rogers, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1952 volume:

1, M .f4f'fZl 'ffv' i 3 4 I ? S 4 xx N X '-si .F 2. Q Qfrswei-3 P2291 ,-when JH SCHOI ..,q . ,T , ,, ., ,. - .4.r- Own- -- . -my - 1 ' 4' iid in . 5. was ii? E si 5 E S 'Q W 3: 2 E 1 X 1 , .J Mountaineer Rogers High Sohool Rogers, Arkansas on Dedieatien To Superintendent B. L. Kirksey in appreciative recognition of his service in raising the standards of our school, of his tireless energy in serving every member of it, and of his interest in the progress of its students, we dedicate this volume of the Mountaineer , W uperintemlent' Message We are very happy to have lived for several years in the Ozark region in Arkansas, where there are four distinct seasons. Summer, autumn, winter, and spring. Where the summer is iust hot enough to make us enioy the beautiful fall revue and where the winter is just cold enough to make us appreciate the won- derful Ozark spring. ln these valleys and on these mountains and plateaus, we have found people from every state in the Union. People who are industrious, frank and friendly. During our stay here we have worked with a splendid school board in a school system that has a friendly atmosphere. Where the students accept new students for what they are and not for what their ancestors might have beeng where cliques and clans are almost non-existent, where faculty members are loyal and easy to meet: where students consider the faculty members as their friends and advisors. This large student body is a compliment to the school and the community. l regret that l do not know each individual better. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve with you this year. The sponsors and staff are to be complimented on their splendid attempt to record in this Mountaineer, the history of your high school for the year 1951-52. Sincerely Yours, B. L. KIRKSEY S lu' 'su JOE FAY MOORE PrinoipaI's Message My sincere desire is that you, as students of Rogers High School, have grown in spirit- ual, moral, and social stature as well as edu- cational development during the past year. I hope this school year has been as plea- sant for you as it has been For me in working with you. Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION J. O. RAND, JR .... ................... ..... P r esident R. L. VOGT ...... ...................... .... S e cretary ELMO SCOTT C. B. PORTER N. L. HAILEY FHEUHY Faculty LUTHER GAMBRE LL ANDREWS Social Sciences Director of Lyceum Programs DELLA MOSS BEE lfR English Annual Sponsor MATTIE LEE BEELER English Mathematics Annual Sponsor OPAL G. BEVERS Arithmetic English Seventh Grade Sponsor ALBERT W. BEVERS Arithmetic Psychology Business Methods CLYDE BRADLEY Science Junior High Coach Eighth Grade Sponsor CHARLOTTE BREWER Biology Science MRS. ROBERT BUTT English Geography Eleventh Grade Sponsor Faculty RUTH LEE CLAWSON Library Library Club Sponsor Blue Bombers Sponsor MRS. CLYDE E. DEASON Registrar GEORGE M. FENTEM Physics Chemistry General Science MRS. J. WAYNE FORD Bookkeeper LUCRETIA GAY GILLAM Junior and Senior Band Junior and Senior Chorus FRANK C. HAWKINS High School Arithmetic Plane Geometry Algebra CLARENCE J. JOHNSON Physical Education Senior Basketball Assistant Coach Tenth Grade Sponsor NELMA FAYE KOONE Physical Education Basketball Coach Ninth Grade Sponsor Faculty MRS. JAMES LANGSTON Mathematics Eleventh Grade Sponsor ROBERT EDWARD MATTHEWS American History Football Coach ERNESTINE A. McLEOD Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor Lunchroom Supervisor MRS. LON PRICE Art Science Blue Demons Sponsor BETTY LYNN REAGAN History MARY SUE REAGAN History Civics FLORENCE EDITH ROBINSON English Spanish EI Circulo Espanol Sponsor E. C. WALKER Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Sponsor 2 .. LEITH WORTHINGTQN LINDA MARION WOZENCRAFT MAE L. YOUNG English - Journalism - Speech GeO9f0Pl1y B0OkkeePil lQ Senior Sponsor English Shorthand Press Club Sponsor Typing -CSTV p pw, 1 FQ? :fd fxf ,fl bug. , if fr fy A I Qf'QQ3fXNV Seniurs GLEN LANGSTON ARINDA WHITAKER JOE HEVYG LEY President Secretary Vice-President DICKIE ADCOCK Brevity is the soul of wit. DWAINE ALLEN 'Strength of mind is exercise, not rest. AR LEN BAKER He is rich or poor according to what he is. MARGARET BAKER Little words of kindness -- How they cheer the heart. ROBERTA BAKER I opened the doors of my heart and behold there was music within and a song. MABEL BENBOW Yet may she meet with many a friend. SHIRLEY BLACK When you Fish for love, bait with your heart, not your brain. GENE BLAND His face was of that doubtful kind that wins the eye, but not the mind. 'M-E N ' is . n is F ,twiki 2 -M, W 1 ff .EM mini' 'Q' I5 'Aw ,lf g. Arr , K 'tk ,Q 5 M f f I 'f R Af' X ' Y i, i s . ,,,. , mi. V ,X I Q ,- ,RNS gi, ' . .1 f Nj fs? wi I .5 JUANITA BLAND 'The best way to cheer yourself is to cheer somebody else. LOIS BOOTH 'Pleasure and action make the hours seem short.' BETTY BRIDGES A soft answer turneth away wrath. MARIAN BIGGS 'She walks in beauty! BOB BURNS When my days of freedom are numbered, And the life of the bachelor encls.' GUY CAB LE And tho' I hope not hence unscath'd to gc Who conquers me, shall find a stubborn foe. EVELYN CALLISON 'Look then, into thine heart and writel' BONNIE CARSON Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened . ' DOROTHY CARSON 'Her goodly eyes lyke saphyres shining bright. BUDDY COPE LIN 'Faith is believing what you know ain't so. IRENE CORRIGAN g 'ln each cheek appears a pretty dimpIe. 4 WANDA CRAIG 'She looks as clear as morning roses newly washed with dew.' MARY CREECH AlI beauty is delightful. DIXIE DANIELS Trust thyselfg every heart vibrates Y? to that iron string. 'UW BARRY DAVENPORT 'It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. LEOTA DAVIS 'A woman's thought runs before I wp.. her actions. ' n-'fi 1 pi fa 11 Q' QQ! f-Sli? We Mi mh L Mi QII X RICHARD DAYLONG His seat was by a window. So he dreamed. ETHEL MAE DEAN AII things are ready if our hearts be so.' CAROL DECKER 'If I can stop one heart from break- ing, I shall not live in vain. FORREST EVANS My Face, I don't mind it, For I am behind it. LORETTA FARRAR 'Bright as the sun her eyes, And, like the sun, they fall on all alike! VERNA MAE FIELDS The greatest pleasure of life is Iove. ROY FIELDING 'Happy is the man that Findeth wisdom. EDWARD F LETCHER Life is not so short but there is always time For courtesy.' JO ANN FORT Kind words can be a healing art When spoken from a gracious heart. BOBBY GARNER 'My paths are in the Fields I know. PAUL GIVENS The cheerful man's a king. CLYDE GODWIN I know a trick worth two of that. GENE GRACE 'Not bad looking. FRANCES GRAHAM 'Of all our parts, the eyes express The sweetest kind of bashfulness. SHERRYDEN GREENE 'She shall splash at a ten league canvas With brushes of comet's hair. CAROLIO GREENWOOD 'Her voice charged like a bird's There grew more of the music And less of the words.' ' 69 .f '- M g P ' Qi' ,g ,at 2 ii gf QF? Q Q ft 135 4 ' 125 ff Q ss 5, N-I' '..7 Ai 95 'Q' IU' DORIS GROB LEBE Her ways are ways of pleasantness. EVE LYN GRUBBS Memory is the teeming mother of wisdom. RAY HARBOUR The answer to the 64 dollar question. ' SALLY HARRIS There is no lady in the land Is half so sweet as SaIIy. SHIRLEY HARRIS It is a Friendly heart that has plenty of friends. DE LWYN HASKE LL There's nothing so kingly as kindness.' KENNETH HAWES 'Laughter is no great undertaking, It spreads, dimple by dimpIe. MELVA HENDRIX True love is the ripe fruit of a lifetime JOE HEWG LEY It is better to stand For what one believes than to go with the crowd. ROSA NE LL HOLT Tho' somewhat tardy I perchance arrive. JOHN HOLYFIELD 'Though I don't care for fame you must know my name. PATRICIA HOWLAND He writes - not that you won or Iost - but how you played the game. JIMMIE JOHNS That which maketh a man to be desired is his kindness. MARJORIE KELLY 'My life has a purpose, a pattern, a plan, and is part of a Iarger whole. JUNIOR KHONE The Mountaineer is out today. FRANCES KING In all things, success depends upon pre- vious preparation. Le? M fi if 5 ,f-fi 'E .IFN if! RUTH KITTERMAN A beautiful smile -- how it helps and cheers. LONAFAYE LANEY Whither thou goest, I will go. GLEN LANGSTEN Put that in the Form of a motion, pIease.' LOUISE LATTA Leisure is time for doing something usefuI.' DONALD LEHMAN Whoever invented books?' MELBA LINDSEY ' A kind heart is u fountain of gladness. MARGARET LYNCH She openeth her mouth with wisdom. PHILLIP MATHIAS 'For life is just employer, he gives you what you ask.' KENNETH MATLOCK r-'Wh 'Man may hold oll sorts of posts X 'Th if he'Il only hold his tongue. JOY MAXWE LL How sweetly sounds the voice of o good woman. NANCY McCONNAUGHEY I'm from band. EVELYN MEONSKE I connof check my girlish blush my color comes and goes. I CHARLOTTE MILLER 'If silence is golden, then Charlotte is rich. JOHN MILLER Good humor and generosity carry the doy. JUDY MILLER She thot riseth Iote must trot all clay. DOROTHY DEAN MOON The hostess of the sky, the Moon. alll' fsgrlbl Xl 4-' , ff fiv- ,H swf' 'G' f N43 '49 '-ul' V -an-uni! Nadi ,sh ,ff-1368 NIRW ,,..,-.Wit Ar rm MONTE MOORE I don't like these female women. JO MORRIS Let us Iive so that when we come to die even the undertalcer will be sorry. MARGARET MUNDAY 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's dGy? JOHN MURPHY 'He cast off his friends As a huntsman his pack, For he knew when he pleased, He could whistle them back. BETTYE MURRAY 'With solace and gladness, much mirth and no madness. BILLIE JO PARKER I see the right, and I approve it too.' JAN PARKS 'For you, For you I am trilling these songs. ' JIMMY PATTERSON The, less he spoke the more he heard L. E. PERRY 'Handsome is that handsome does. C. L. PHILLIPS 'Leisure is time for doing something useFul.' STEVE PIERCE 'I am the chieftain ofthe Soil. LORETA POOR Ohl when she sings, all music else .gf .f ' I' F' is still. KATHERINE POURRON Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. RUSSELL RIGGS 'The mantle of leadership confers the moral obligation to lead. CLARA ROARK 'Then beauty is it's own excuse for being.' JOE ROBBINS 'She's my sweetheart, I'm her beau, She's my Merelyn, I'm her Joe. 253' f W1 iii ' ai T755 if, ,sa Q-1-jf' f 'yupqfa me . If if-it. - My AX r' ff? 19 l-vi 32395 -new -if far: sf--L 0.40 slfjgtf l s i 4 '3n0r--H 'th-.,, if-'N RAYMOND ROBERTSON The wise are never without friends. ALVA RYAN Worth makes the man, and the want of it the fellow.' BILLY RYAN A boy's will is the wind's will, y, and the thoughts of youth are long, long 495 ' thoughts. BILLY SCHNITZER Speech finely framed delighteth the ears. DEMERISE SHANER A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- ln all thy humors, whether grave or mellow thou'rt such a pleasant Fellow. tenance.' R 'UN J. E. SHEPHERD dsivi '::f I1 zffnlxr i 1 'WS X MERELYN SHEPHERD 'And we drank her health with honors, For she cliarf us very proud! MARY SIMKINS She was good as she was fair, To know her was to love her. BOBBIE SKAGGS Men may come and men may go, But I go on forever. BOBBY SKAGGS 'Too nice for a statesman, Too proud for a wit. NELDA SLY Thou art a delicious torment. FRANCES SMITH As good be out of the world as out of fashion. MARY JO STEADMAN A good heart is worth gold. JOHANNES STORTENBECKER That man's the best Cosmopolite Who loves his native country best. ETTA STOVER l don't complain of Etta, Or any of her acts. JIMMY STOVER All his Faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. 'vsv' ,4- l A T' Q9- f ,sf 'Nyfx 155mm I4-is ws-M Ki' 'duff . - 0' 'G 'Mn Q SENIORS CLARICE STRODE 'Climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. BILLY STRONG No,l'm Billy. JIMMY STRONG No, I'm Jimmy. NORMA SUE TAYLOR Deeds, not words. PAT TAYLOR A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet foIded. CHARLES TEMPLIN Happy the man who can call the day his own. ' MARGARET TODD Happier Folk you'II never see, I love him and he loves me. BILL TOWERS A man who qualifies himself For his calling never fails of employment' MARGARET VAN METER Maggie is pretty to look at-- Maggie's a loving lass. FRANKLIN WALDREP K His life was spare of words and rich X of acts. 'V-,iff 1' OLLIE WELBORN Her beauty twinkleth like a star, '0- within the frosty night. ARINDA WHITAKER The happiest business in the world is that of making friends. ig. X r-. 5 NORMA WHITE Golden hair like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulders. '36 DENT ON WOOD I Stl' 'Thou art a fellow of good respect. FERN WOOD The endearing elegance of Friendship? 'T E Q 31 s i Z 5? 5 5 E Q 5 r if i 1: 51 .JZ -Q 1 li. Q 5 Ei e 5 Juniors JOE SAG ER President JAN PARKS Vice-President BETTY HARRIS Secretary NANCY ADAMS BETTY AGNEW LOLA MAE ALLEY MARVIN AUTREY JACKIE BAGGETT WANDA BAKER GAIL BANKS ELWOOD BALDRIDGE BILL BARTON WANETTE BENDER JANICE BRANDON WENDALYN BRONSON FREDDIE BURTON SYLVIA BUTT BOB CALLAHAN MARY HELEN CARTER JIMMY CHOATE GERMAINE CHRISTIANSEN JO ANN CLARDY DONAUJ CLARK NAOMI COATNEY DONALD CREEKMORE WANDA CUMMINGS JACKIE DAVIS ROBERT DAY RANDALL DeWITT PHILL EASTERLING JOHN ELDER . . A '93 E Q'Q'f?'gIL 'I'Q'u 99 A N E: El 6 ,I ,Z 4 - 1 Y M2 'STH 1 I 4' ' I j'3iif:,j' 4 ,. fr . ff? W , . LQ ff A ff W I s JIMMY ELLIS BONNIE JEAN EPPS CLYDE EPPS WILMA FIELDING GAR LAND FORD SHERRYDEN GREENE HELEN GRIGG RALPH GOBB LE EDWARD HALE RONALD HAR LAN BARBARA HARRIS BETTY HARRIS TOMMY HEWG LEY SUE HOBBS DAVID HUGHES CARL JACKSON JAN JACOBS RICHARD KECK JOYCE KELLEY MICHAEL KENDRICK LURABETH KILGO BILL LAUGHLIN WAYNE LEHMAN ROBERT LEU LEO LYNCH DUANE MABRY JOE MATHIAS NORMA McCOLLOUGH DORIS ANN McDOUGAL BOBBY McFALL NORMA McKINNEY CLARA LOU MEADOWS HARRE LL MILLER SANDRA MILLER SHIRLEY MILLER WANDA MILLER KENNETH MITCHELL DANNY MOORE GAYNE LL MOORE WILLIAM MORRISON LAWRENCE MORRISON JOE NEIL JIMMY NIDA OVA LEA OXFORD MARY ELLEN PARKER JAN PARKS MARY ELLEN PATCHELL GAYLE PITTS SUE PITTS GWEN PLOG JACLYN PUCKETT MARILYN RATHBUN JESSIE MAE REED GLENNA REESE NELDA JO RICHARDS RONALD ROBINETTE 955 MARVIN ROLLER ANN ROSS BETTY SAMUEL JOE SAGER JOAN ROBINSON JOHN ROCKWOOD JOANNE SILVER MARGARET SMART JANET SMITH PATRICIA STRINGER BOB TAY LOR HENRY TE ICH LEONARD TOWNSLEY JUDY TUEL LARRY WADE LEE WARD TOMMY WEBB HAROLD WEBSTER WANDA WHITE HERBERT WILLIAMS BOBBY WOLFE SUE WOODRUFF ,D SUPHHMUIHS I -' , .V .. ..r- mm. ...,,. 4:.... , A, . - :.- - , .- M, . Q- ,dz-5555 . J..--r an 1 1, Z' . Q I P, . A ,Q -f I A. , , I - , 1 , . H ' - ,. I . ,YA T. I f , ,, , 2.' ' i 'L . 'l .3 'N 4 4 x i ? 'HY ,JI - .. , .. 5, . ,. Q X ff . 1 Q H- ' . K r LEONA BAKER By Judy Tuel She was just a little girl, The girl who slipped away, She was here with us one day The next she went to stay Where we all shall go some day, When the angel comes our way. She wore her hair in yellow braids, The girl who slipped away, Her eyes were blue as any maid's, Her smile was like the sun's first ray As it rose to greet each day, The girl who slipped away. And though we'll not see her again This girl who slipped away, We know that she has done her share Anal we will all remember her As a friend we can not see, The girl who slipped away. In Memory LEONA BAKER Born February 9, l936 Died Z November 20, l95l Soplmmores RU SSE LL BEG LEY President CHESTER CHRISTY Vice-President TOMMY McDOUGAL Secretary-Treasurer c'3a5 M-Wifi! Gift xl- ,N auufiudfs In S PAULINE ALDRIDGE KATHLEEN ALLMENDINGER BILLY ASH JIMMY DEE ATKINS FRANK LIN BAKER LEONA BAKER PHY LLIS BASSHAM RUSSELL BEG LEY SIDNEY BLACK BUDDY BLOOMFIELD L. V. BREWER JERRY BUR LINGAME LOMA BURRE LL ROY CAMPBELL JEAN CARLISLE MARALYNE CARSON BILL CARTER CAROL CHASE CHESTER CHRISTY JO ANN CLARK LOREN CLOUGH MARGIE COTTON BEVERLY CREASON ROYCE CROXDALE MARY LOU DAVID NORMA JANE DAVIS FLOYS DAWDY DON L. DIEU GAY DONALDSON KAY LOU DOUGLAS KENNETH DOYLE LEANNE EBERSOLE DOYNE EOFF JERRY FERGUSON BARBARA FINE BUSTER FORD ROSE LEE GABBARD JOHN GARRETT TED GIVERS LARRY GRAHAM MARY SUE GREEN JOHN GREGORY MARIE GRUBBS DONNA LOU HARDY JANETTE HAYNES DALE HENDRICKSON ELAINE HOUPT MAVIS HYATT THORNTON JACOBS DONNIE JEFFERSON FORREST JOHNS DALE JOHNSON MONTE KEENE JAMES KELLY BILLY KENNAN MARGARET KENNAN NORMA KING FAYE KIRK MARY KNOEPFLE JERRY LEACH MERLE LEVERICH PEGGY LOCKHART BILLY LOVE MICHAEL LOWRY EDNA McBRIDE JAMES McBRIDE NANCY McDONALD TOMMY McDOUGAL JACK MALLORY DUANE MARRS GARY MARSHALL PATTY MELTON ARLIS METCALF SANDRA MILLER NANCY MOORE IWANA MUSTEEN EARL MYERS RICHARD NIDA KENNETH NIDA GERTIE OBENSHAIN CLYDE OXFORD LENNIS OXFORD JACKIE PATRICK C. H. PATTON BARBARA PAYNE SYLVIA PEARL NEDRA PERRY ANNETTE RAGSDALE PHOEBE REDDICK DONALD ROARK MARGARET RODGERS JEWELL RUDDICK VIRGINIA RUSSELL JON SAGER JERALD SCHNEIDER LEROY SCHNEIDER ALMA SECREST FRANKIE SILVER JANICE SKELTON JOAN SLINKARD ALVINA SMITH CAROL JO SMITH CURTIS SMITH GOLDIE SMITH JAMES SMITH JIMMY SMITH WAYNE SMITH PEGGY SOMERVILLE RUDY SPENCER DELBERT SPRINGER GERALD STEADMAN BILL STRAUGHN JERRE THOMAS NANCY THOMAS BARBARA THOMPSON G LENNA THOMPSON WAN DA WA LDR I P MARTHA WA LKER GERALD wALsH MARJORIE WATKINS BOBBY WEST ' DONALD WEST DON WHITAKER GERALD WHITE WANDA WHITEHEAD ADA PEARL WILEY FERN WILKS FRANCES WILLIAMSON LAMOINE WILLIAMS STANLEY WILLIAMS Ev infx fm AURITA STRONG JOAN SUMMERS JOE SUMMERS MARGARET TEAGUE Z 4 X X 4 Freshmen JACK DEASON President MAROLYN LEACH Vice-President BOBBY WYATT Secretary-Treasurer zqffn I ,vs '-'P f I I I 4 Q ,L A ,' I Q Qi S U5 5 x y 1 . 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EPLEY DON EOFF VELMA FELLARS DAVID FINN HAROLD FINN FREDDIE FOGLE EDDIE LEE FORD HARVEY FORT BOB FRANKLIN PATSY GORDON DEAN HAMPSTEN BILLY HAMPSTEN LYNNE HARRIS DARRELL HARRISON JERRY HAYNES NINA HENMAN RONALD HENRY MARY JANE HERNDON BILLY HIGHT ANN HOLYFIELD ALAN HOUPT BILLY DON JACKSON JOYCE JONES VIDA JOHNSON LLOYD JORDAN BETTY KECK JO ANN KELLY JACKIE KNOX NANCY LANEY MARIE LANGHAM FLOYD LAWSON CAROLYN LEAC H MAROLYN LEAC H MARY ALICE LINDSEY MARTHA LUFFMAN LOYD LY.ON DAVID McCALLISTER BETTE MCCURDY ANNABE LLE McDOUGAL c 1 I '-W' If Kuff 4g . .4- W If 'Ft 2 lv LL? ' - I' ' if f ,Y 7 'GM ,Ji I 4 n v vW,,V, izi '::A-k 2 . A , N . 1 ,,ZA V t L . , V A MVT, V JOAN M:CONNAUGHEY W A I If ffl i I CAROLYN McELROY JERRY McKEE THOMAS MALLETT BETTY MATHER THOMAS MATHIAS ANCEL MATTHEW HELEN MAY RUSSELL MAY KATHERINE MEANS IMODEAN MILLER JANETTE MISHLER LARRY MOWRER DEAN NICKEL BETTY SUE NIDA DOROTHY NIDA NANCY NIDA DAISY OXFORD DOTTIE OXFORD RICHARD PACE EDWARD PARRISH BILLY PICKETT .au mx . . f 14 tv If 'Ii' an X' GQ. vii? ig . ,. Qian-Z, ,- 1 ! 1 I L I N.. fp 1-. , 5' I W7-: . I 1 SARA PICKETT CLYDE PRICE DOYLE RAKES LESLIE RATHBUN BILLIE RAE REED BARBARA ROBINSON CLYDE ROLLER RAY ROLLER DORIS ROSS COZIE MAE RUSSELL CLARA RUST VIRGINIA RYAN MARILYN SAMMONS EDDIE SCHRADER JERRY SEFFENS CAROLYN SHADDOX JAY SIMPSON BOBBIE SMITH LEOMA SMITH MARGIE SMITH THOMAS SNIDER DANE SPAULDING SHIRLEY SPAULDING LOIS SPIVEY RICHARD STERLING LIBBY STRAUGHAN JAMES THOMAS BETTY TOBY WANDA TOBY BILLY TROTTER SYDNEY WADE NORMAN WAGONER DALE WAMBSGANS PATTY WASSMAN STANLEY WATKINS DALE WEBSTER WANDA WEISER JOYCE WELLS J - meg '1i,.ik! .Y .. VIRGINIA SUE WEST MARTHA WESTPHAL I ' GENE WESTOVER I 3 f 1 DONALD WILLIAMS PATTY WILLIAMS JOYCE WILSON T ' ROY WILSON .A I SUE WILSON ' ' ,.,. ,fi - ,- DICKIEWITHROW Imzl 3, L, I , X. Alix Iv in 'xii' 'J I A ROBERT WRIGHT BOBBY WYATT I WILMA YOUNGBLOOD B' 'I 1 I I ' I 'H I H, , K j in fm 4' ' u ai 'PK T li Fi 53 ws . 1 HS U if lf 5 f fe E 2 5 2 E Q 1 F E if H 41 ss Q Q E, E Z5 -s 61 3. 5 g n if 5 E 5. 2 E E 2 E -my wt , Q fag, in W 1 ,ku 1 f, .M Htl MN pe f 'L uf 1 4 ,si 5 .wif 2 at 'E mf I 5 QW Www if C5 if 151 lf I f -425 1 , .X M r I A' , S ii 4 f S I 1 I Kg H. .Wg Q 'Un- mgm crane zyr- 187' f ,ff - fm . E E I 'L .. ,F - . S1 4 N me ' ii i L 4 . 'ww X 4- I4 Uk 'B A MARK DAVIDSON President SUSAN DUBBELL Vice-President REX EASTERLING Secretary-Treasurer WAYNE ALLMENDINGE SUSAN BAIR HARRIETT BAKER J. M. BAKER PEGGY BAKER JANETTE BALL JANICE BEAU LIEU LARRY BECK JEANNE BENDER CONNIE BEST PHILLIS BIRCHFIELD GINGER BISHOP GUY BLEVINS BURRE LL BLOOD BILLY BRACE SUE BREWER CHARLES BROWN ERMA BROWN RAYMOND BROWN RICHARD BUNGART LLOYD BURRE LL CAROLE CALLAHAN REX CARSON LEON CAMPBELL JERRY CASE JESSIE CAWTHON JIMMY CHASTAIN OWEN RAY CLARDY PEGGY CLARDY MAX CLARK IRENE COLLINS RIC HARD CONAWAY BILLY COPELIN ORA DON COWAN MELVIN CREECH DALE DANIEL LEROY DANIEL ELAINE DAUGHERTY MARY ELLEN DAVIS NANCY DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS DORA JANE DAY BILLY DAY MARILYN DEAN JO ANN DEARMAN CHARLOTTE DENTON BETTY DIVIN JEANINE DOESCHER WANDA DOWNUM WILOMA DOYLE PAT ELLIS CLAYTON EVERSOLE LAMONA FARRAR DELMER FERRE LL PAT FERRENBERG EARNEST FARRIS JOYCE FIELDING BOBBIE FINE SHIRLENE FINN BOBBY FORD LANE FORD MARVIN FORD SUE ELI.EN FRASER JO ANN FREDERICK DORIS GARRETT DONALD GARRISON RALPH GIBSON FLORA GOBBLE JAMES GOBBLE VIRGINIA GOBBLE JIMMY GORDON ARDITH GRAVES MAXIE GUNDLACH LOIS HAMBY ANN HARMON ,,, mx F, I ... -1 I 1 K rf' 1 3 A f f-1. 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SANDERS HAL SARRATT RUTH SARRATT ROBERT SCHNEIDER ROY SEAMAN BONNIE SEARCY RAYMOND SHERMER GARY SKAGGS BUDDY SKELTON ALVIS SMITH CAROL ANN SMITH JO ELLA SMITH TERRY SPENCE CHAR LES SPOONHOUI BOB STEVENS NANCY STEWART JOHN SUMMEY JERRY TAYLOR DELLA RAE THOMAS PATSY THOMAS HERBERT TOWNSEND HAROLD TOWNZEN MELVA LEE VAUGHAIN GAY LE VICK IRENE WATERS SHIRLEY WEAVER MARY FRANCES WEST BILLY WAYNE WILLIA BILLY WAYNE WILLIAI DORIS WILLIAMS JEAN WINCHESTER GENEVIEVE WISEMAN df L C I I ,I M QQ XNXIIW, I aww I W N x - 4 I' 0515 -:' A mi, K ff Ida STEVE ROBERTS President BARBARA KENNAN Vice-President DONNA CUNNINGHAM Secretary-Treasurer ALLEN ACKLEY ALTA ACK LEY SANDRA ADAMS SYLVIA ALDRIDGE GARY DANE ALLEN OWEN ANDERSON DORIS ASH RUBY AUSTIN KENNETH BAKER LEROY BAKER TOMMY BAKER LETHA BALL JIMMY BALLARD VANIE BARNES CAROL BARRON CLAUDE BEEBE WILLIAM BENDER CURTIS BEQUETTE DANNY JOE BIGGS VIRGIL BLAKELY NANCY BLOOMFIELD MARGIE BOYER CHAR LIE BREWER NORMA BREWER DONALD BRIDGES MARY BRIDGES BILLY BRISCO CAROLYN BROWN EU LETTA BUHRKUHL ROBERT BURR CHRISTINE BURRE LL JO ANN CALLISON KAY CALVIN JAMES CARLISLE SARAH CARTER 3 161? ff I V,,, 1 eventll Grade z 4 , a, A 54 fjlxi ,Q .9 I N f , i s. ,, 1 . 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U, :fix 3,1 -4-1, ,- -- .4 fl- N. . 0 ,sg My vs ,f 'ff-' fn Q.- ,..L.,., 1,3 W ,.-7 I wx.,-4 -X A ' Fifi? Wasil 2 Pvfawiagerfh f- f f .,,'H 11: .'f-1 M gli. :ff ': p-w+:,,- . ,jfs--f7w?f3'f'f.+ , l, -,1 ' --43-f fgfr- 1 V I-14 -' 2' ' X ,, x'..- .,.uTi'f' -hi -1'-fr .--,- w. Ay, 1' , .,f,' ,. ggi'-Aff A -nga' ' , '--mv, I, ,' af' ,x , - V ' ,Q J- L N . , ' I, is I ', f , -1 ' 5 123, T.-'wigs ,V Q ,,, .W ,M ' 'gii . f I A 'Vs ef F-3 1 .Lew ,.,, ff- .- v .4- ,. .1 H. V ' 25'-, xx. . i. HEHVIHIS .. - -Y M-f zZ?AQ'4L'.Q, . 1 . 4 a x .::,.: 12321 I m 0sFfw MSPZWEQQ- iff ez, fix,--.:4, :??:fg,L.41:?Q,. . i . 5 Seated: Standing: JO ANN FORT EDITOR Annual Staff JaniceBrandon..... JoAnn Clardy .... Ollie Welborn .... Danny Moore ..... JoAnn Fort ..... Joe Sager ......... Mattie Lee Beeler Della Moss Beeler. . . . Duane Mabry ...... . . .. ...Sports Editor . . . .Activities Editor . . . . . . . .Class Editor .. .Business Manager . . .Editor and Typist . . . Sports Editor .......Sponsor ............Sponsor Advertising Manager Parent-Teacher Association. indent Council The student council is sponsored by a Faculty member and is composed of the class president and two representatives elected by the members of each of the six classes. The president of the coun- cil is elected by the student body, and is an official member of the The council isthe highest student governing body in the school. Its purpose is to promote better conduct among students and to main- tain a wholesome school spirit. OFFICERS President ........ Vice-President .... . . . .Russell Riggs . . Glen Langston Secretary. . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Sponsor . . . . . . . .Tommy Hewgley . . .Carol Decker . . . .Joe Fay Moore RUSSELL RIGGS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT First Row: Russell Riggs, Carol Decker, Bettye Murray, Glenna Thompson, Katherine Means, Sharon Fitzgerald . Second Row: Donald Creekmore, Billy Day, Mark Davidson, Tommy Hewgley, Wayne Macle- ey, Robert Wright. Third Row: Mr. Joe Fay Moore, Jack Deason, Buddy Bloomfield, Glen Langston, Steve Roberts, Rex Carson. Not pictured - Joe Sager, Russell Begley. ARINDA WHITAKER F. F. A. SWEETHEART ll.ll.il. First Row: James Clardy, Jerald Walsh, L.E. Perry, Phil Easterling, Tommy Hewgley, Donald Clark, Gene Grace, C.H. Patton, E.C. Walker, Sponsor. Second Row: Bob Franklin, Freddie Burton, George Simkins, Kenneth Hawes, John Holyfield, Bill Schnitzer, Larry Graham, Duane Mabry, Danny Moore. Third Row: Richard Keck, Jimmy Smith, Bobby McFall, Joe Neil, Jerry Haynes, Marvin Autry, Russell May, Billy Cole, Eldwood Baldrige. Fourth Row: Junior Johnson, Bill Barton, Dean Nickel, Robert Day, Eddie Schrader, Ted Givers, Don Eoff, John Creech. Fifth Row: James Turentine, Rudy Spencer, Curtis Smith, Loyd Lyon, Bill Towers, Jimmy Duty, Gerald Steadman, Loma Burrell. Sixth Row: Jacky Knox, Forrest Johns, Clyde Price, Rodden Bray, Harvey Boles, Joe Summers, Norman Wagoner, Eldon Combs. Seventh Row: Dale Johnson, Kenneth Doyle, Bill Carter, Bob Taylor, Garland Ford, Buster Ford, John Sager, Jimmy Stover, Boby Garner, Leo Lynch. Eighth Row: James Kelly, Larry Graham, Jimmie Jo Britt, Eddie Ford, Kenneth Mitchel, Franklin Baker, Tommy McDougal, Lamoine Williams, J.E. Shepherd. L. E. PERRY F. H. A. KING The purpose of our organization is to make better homes and communities. Our chapterwas hostess to the F. H. A. Federation meeting on November 20, 1951. Five members attended the district meet- ing at Russellville in April, and two girls will represent our club at Camp Couchdale in June. The F. F. A.-F. H. A. formalbanquetand the candy pull are our principal recreational events of the year. Sidney Black .... Janette Haynes. . Annette Ragsdale .... Donna Lou Hardy .... Sandra Miller ..... Kay Lou Douglass .... Margaret Rodgers .... Arinda Whitaker. Joyce Kelly ..... Janice Skelton .... F.ll.A. OFFICERS President . . . . .First Vice-President . ., . Second Vice-President Third Vice-President . . . . . . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . . . . .Reporter . . . . . . Song Leader . . . . .Parliamentarian .........Historian Press Club Seated: Irene Corrigan, Junior Khone, Clyde Godwin, Sylvia Butt, Randall Springer, Jan Parks. Standing: Paul Givens, Bob Burns, Bobby Skaggs, Lee Ward, Evelyn Callison, Judy Tuel, Charles Templin, Glen Langston, Joe Hewgley, Mrs. W. F. Worthington, Sponsor. The Press Club, which was organized for this schoolyearin September, constitutes the staff for the Mountaineer. There are sixteen students in the staff. The paper is edited by co-editors, Sylvia Butt and Joe Hewgley. The paper is printed monthly and is financed by ads and student subscription. The club is a member of AHSPA. On November i , the Press Club attended a District Journalism Convention in Fayetteville, where they heard Mr. W. J. Limke, head of Department of Journalism, and Edsel Ford speak on newspaper writing in general. They visited the University Printing Shop and watched the operations of printing presses. The Library Club Asaschool-sponsored organization, the Library Club has been conducted to good advan- tage. The main objectives of the club are: to create a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service, to stimulate reading interest, and to improve the library service of the school. The club has undertaken and achieved many worthwhile proiects this year. Outstanding in importance is the magazine room containing two new magazine racks. Better use of the entire library has been made possible by the Dewey-Decimal classification system. Two hundred books from the Arkansas State Library were made available for the reading pleasure of the pupils. Activities, other than two meetings held each month, include a Christmas party which was held December TO, and picnic to be held in the spring. 8 I CLUB OFFICERS president ,,,,,, , . . . Doris Groblebe Vice President .... ....... J oan Robinson Secretary ..... ..... J essie Mae Reed Treasurer .... ----- - KUfhY Pourron Reporter ...... . .................... . . . .... . ........... . .... . . . . ......... Judy Tuel Seated: Dixie Daniels, Jessie Mae Reed, Loreta Poor, Leota Davis, Wendalyn Bronson, Joan Robinson, Doris Grobeble. Standing: Ruth Clawson, sponsor, Mary Knoepfle, Donald Creekmore, Russell Riggs, Charles Templin, Elwood Baldridge, Richard Daylong, Sherryden Greene, Robert Wright, Kathy Pourron, Ada Pearl Wiley, Judy Tuel. El lliroulo Espanol The Spanish Clubwas reorganizedin T946 with Dolores Parks as president. El Circulo Espanol or The Span- ish Circle was chosen as the name For the club. The colors of the club are red and yellow. Adelante, Siempre Adelant, is the club motto. Translated this means Forward, Always, Forward. Any person attending high school and who has had at least one year of Spanish may ioin the Spanish Club. The aims of the club are: CU To become more proficient in speaking Spanish. QD To learn the customs and traditions of Spanish speaking people. The present officers are: Jo Ann Fort ......... ............ Pr esident Mary Ellen Patchell . . . . . .. . .First Vice-President Larry Wade ......... .. . . Second Vice-President Judy Tuel ......... ............. Se cretary Junior Khone........................................................Assistant Secretary Among the activities the club has a regular meeting on the first Tuesday of each month. A Float represented the club in the homecoming parade. A scene was arranged to represent a patio with Judy Tuel and Larry Wade, dressed in Spanish costumes, riding on the float. A Christmas party was held by the c lub in the girls' gymnasium . The highlight of every Spanish Christmas party is the breaking of the pinata. Every year both a mock and a Formal initiation are held for all new members. 'The final activities of the club For the year include a banquet and a picnic held in the spring. E L CIRCU LO ESPANO L First Row: MariorieWotkins,Wanda Waldrip, Ruth Kitterman, Jo Ann Fort, Glenna Thomp- son, Goldie Smith, Mary Patchell, Miss Florence Robinson. Second Row: Faye Kirk, Elaine Haupt, Janice Brandon, Jo Ann Clardy, Betty Blackburn, Judy Tuel . T' --3 Qow: Clyde Epps, Dorothy Carson, Mavis Hyatt, Fern Will-15, Sylvia pearl, Glenna Reese. 1- ' Row: ROY' Cnn1Pbell, Jos Robbins, J-miar iihone, Ciyde Godwin, Joe M hi'v i .ILE Mow: Phiilip Mathias Randal! Springer, Cor! jackson, Larry Wade. cv 'Q ' ' 2. 'I 1,15 E, -. In Q ' pq , me .. PDC. vw ll lllllh Officers L. E. Perry ...... . . ...... . . President Tommy Hewgley .... ..... V ice-President Buster Ford ....... . . . Secretary -Treasurer Joe Fay Moore ................... , . . . . . . . ......... . ...... ............... ......... S po nsor Rowl: Edward Parrish, Delmar Farrell, Billy Day, Jerry Ferguson, Donald Creekmore, Walter Davidson,Tom- my Hewgley, Donald Clark, Richard Keck, Mr. Moore. Row 2: Freddy Baggett, Rex Easterling, Jack Deason, Mark Davidson, Chester Christy, Billy Love, Gene Grace, John Gregory. Row 3: Dean Nickel, Steve Roberts, Jimmy Patterson, Donnie Jefferson, Russell Riggs, Gene Bland, Joe Hewgley, Charles Templin, Jackie Baggett. Row4: Jimmy Smith, Thornton Jacobs, L. E. Perry, Richard Daylong, John Holyfield, L. V. Brewer, Wayne Smith, Jon Sager. Row 5: Ed Shrader, Joe Neil, Phil Easterling, Jerry Haynes, Tommy McDougal. Row 6: John Rockwood, Buddy Bloomfield, Glen Langston, Garland Ford, Franklin Baker, Buster Ford. W! 1135 19 f 5 7...-1... '-Sentra-M . ,pm-..,m,....:.. ,. www .. 'r I ...,,Q?,,.,,. Q Q m . .. ll5 Blue Demons First Row: Jan Parks, Sylvia Butt, Betty Harris, Sidney Black, Judy Tuel, Janet Smith. Second Row: Wanette Bender, Joyce Jones, Charlotte Baldridge, Betty Keck, Sherryden Greene, Mary Lou David, Eunice Cummins, Leonora Brower, Janette Haynes, Donna Lou Hardy, Mrs. Lon Price, Sponsor. Third Row: Bobby Smith, Joan Summers, Nancy Thomas, Peggy Somerville, Lynne Harris, Glenna Thomp- son, Margaret Rodgers, Annette Ragsdale, Mary Jane Herndon. Fourth Row: Pat Taylor, Jerre Thomas, Sylvia Pearl, Leona Baker, Beverly Creason, Lois Spivey, Barbara Brust, Mary Sue Green, Sandra Miller, Margaret Kennan, Janice Skelton. Fifth Row: Barbara Harris, Jaclyn Puckett, Katherine Pourron, Mary Alice Lindsey, Patsy Gordon, Marilyn Sammons. Sixth Row: Mariorie Elder, Bobbie Skaggs, Janice Brandon, Sally Harris, Merelyn Shepherd, Loretta Farrar, Lurabeth Kilgo, Barbara Bryan, Betty Carson. Seventh Row: Arinda Whitaker, Joyce Wilson, Ollie Welborn, Shirley Black, Nancy Adams, Royce Croxdale. Eighth Row: Patricia Stringer, Shirley Spaulding, Frankie Silver, Marcia Clough, Joan McConnaughey, Pat Howland, Martha Luffman, Sydney Wade. I Ninth Row: Joanne Silver, Phyllis Bassham, Margaret Baker, Wanda Cummins, Margie Smith, Carol Smith, Aurita Strong, Joann Slinkard. lllne llemen Uheerleallere Blue llemhers Janet Smith Judy Tuel Sidney Black Betty Harris Sylvia Butt Jan Parks Sponsor: Miss Ruth Clawson Cheerleaders: Jeannie Wilson, Virginia West, Jo Ella Smith, Elaine Daugherty, Sue Fraser, Harriet Howland. First row: Betsy Robinson, Nancy Bloomfield, Janice Barbara Kennan. Second row: Lamona Farrar, Rosa Stover, Jeanette Ball, Nita Dell Christy, Betty Miller, Mary Alice Arnold, Mary Jo Rogers, Mary Ann Coonfield, Nancy McCallis- ter. Third row: Wanda Downum, Irene Collins, Martha Keck, Ann Harmon, Lillie El- liott, Barbara Kelly, Gracie Cotton, Helen Parrish, Sue Brewer. Fourth row: Pat Ferrenburg, Mary Frances West, Marilyn Harris, Nancy Davis, Dora Day, Emily Parker, Arla Faye Foutz, Carolyn Foster. Fifth row: Kay Calvin, Lorraine Melvin, Jessie Cawthorn, Lynn Collette, Alice Mullins, Nancy Stewart, Jeanne Bender, Martha Ann Holt, Marietta Summers. Sixth row: Jean Ann Winchester, Sherlene Finn, Margie Boyer, Sue Brewer, Lois Lyons, Billie Brisco, Donna Cum, Sarah Lou Carter, Rosemary Fones. Director: Miss Gay Gilliam Dmm maiorette: Nancy McConnaughey FirstRow: Carolyn Leach, Shirley Miller, R050 Nell Holt, Nancy McDonald, Verna Nlae Fields, lwana Mus- teen, Gaynell Nloore, Marolyn Leach. Second Row: Dickie Conaway, Charles Musgrave. ' - Third Row: Jan Jacobs, Norma McKinney, Maxie Gundlach, Joyce Kelly, Harrell Miller, Sara Pickett, Ann Holyfield, Margaret Van Meter, John Miller. Fourth. Row: Norma Sue Taylor, Kay Douglass, Betty McCurdy, Mary Ellen Parker, Gail Banks, Dale Wambs- gans, John Garett, Billie Rae Reed. X Fifth Row: Sue Woodruff,Janice Bealieu, Pat Ferrenburg, John Gregory, Jackie Patrick, Loren Clough, Fred- die Baggett, Steve Pierce. Sixth Row: Barbara Robinson, Nancy Laney, Frances Smith, Jessie Reed, Jimmy Choate, Bill Laughlin, Bobby Wyatt, Randal DeWitt.. Seventh Row: Charles Templin, Bob Burns, Harold Webster, DalePickering,Jimmy Chastain, Clayton Ever- sole, Jackie Baggett. ,! QP' u. r ,A wAW 'Vx' 'sf if p , x tal' -ax -ww X2 If X A-. X, 'sr JW was 'W mlm:- -f,n4.f11 Chorus First Row: Director, Gay Gillam, accompanist, Marjorie Kelly, Leona Baker, Janette Haynes, Wanda Waldrip, Mariorie Watkins, Wanda Baker, Roberta Baker, Norma Taylor, Irene Corrigan, Margaret Teague, Katherine Pourron. Second Row: Donna Hardy, Frances Williamson, Pat Taylor, Frances Smith, Annette Ragsdale, Margie Elder, Margaret Baker, Mary Knoepfle, Judy Tuel, Mavis Hyatt, Loreta Poor. August September October November December January February March May Calendar Matriculation il.ook-it-upl First day--Everyone rushing like mad. Classes Organized First meeting of Annual Staff Seniors order rings I Library Club organized Homecoming game--Beat Huntsville i5-6 First issue of Mountaineer F. F. A. State Fair--Cows and more cows Band to Tahlequah--Toot-toot Journalism Class goes to Fayetteville Russell Rigg's Day F. H.A. Federation Meeting andlone million girls Football Banquet Annual Sale Faculty Christmas Party Senior Chorus presents Christmas program Out For Holidays--Tra-La-La School Daze again Mary Jo Steadman hailed from the Nation of Texas Annual Staff assigned new office H9 Apple-polishers on Honor Roll Whitaker-Perry Banquet QF . H . A. -F . F . AJ Band goes to District Clinic Talent show Intercom System installed Senior Basketball Girls receive Sportsmanship Award Teams take 3 games from Huntsville Basketball Tournament Annual Staff celebrates with dinner at Chicken House Exams--one more to go 225 more hours 'til graduation Baccalaureate service Class night Sold books and bought swim suits Commencement Judy Miller Paul Givens Jimmy Patterson Demerise Shaner Nelda Sly Carol Decker Margaret Munday Leota Davis Maiorie Kelly Kenneth Matlock Arinda Whitaker Wanda Sue Craig Shirley Black Dickie Adcock Carol Greenwood Jo Ann Fort Mary Creech Evelyn Callison Roberta Baker Dwaine Allen Bonnie Carson Junior Khone Bob Burns Loretta Farrar Jan Parks Mary Simkins Richard Daylong L. E. Perry Mabel Benbow Frances Smith Bettye Murray Glen Langston Margaret Van Meter Pat Taylor Katherine Pourron Charlotte Miller Guy James Cable Margaret Lynch Shirley Harris Donald Lehman Frances Sue Graham Alva Ryan Billy Ryan Melba Lindsey Billy Jo Parker Ollie Welborn Dorothy Dean Jo Morris Billy Strong Jimmy Strong Clarice Strode 1 , ' Awww 'nn exchanging of vam- Dld you know that SL Val- ' g 59 gin., Q1-i'i,,u,,-1 ,lun ,ww uniine'l Day ll also ilu Chlneu , xgSe 96 ees wie' Ploplo of Mcdhvnl timol N., yu,-I Wt 6 NX itgggi :Pix gnlhond together to draw lon Published Monthly bv the Journalism Depart PJRWC-afitot Q1 anosffxofsizt ffm? to d'm'm ' um' lon hs ...,,, ,Tvs ,M 776 , 2 o ge oe 1911- , - ,565 ,W gli eo 1 I - Vol. XVI Rogers, Arkansas, February 9.Vg9te05e?tvF5lZ0'if2x!Qxla5Pg No. W . --,ls Y -f Y 4. Y 71--V J 996 35135950 1 March ol: Dimes Funcl Breaks ' B ll-D.LLC Anil Night Climax second appear on the honor ro number 18 made all A's Those making the junior high classes bara Kennan, Susan Norman Jean Miller. tne senior high list Allmaendinger, Bcity Blackburn. Fr Clash game under with a Q65 Pupils Perform During Benefit Assembly nofit of the March I Band Boosters to p Hold Sale Saturday . . The Band Boosters club has Y I nounced plana loi a rummage sale to be held Saturday morning to raise money for the purchase musical instruments for the Avi lei Jack Dcason, Carol PTC' i ' Jean Harris, A Daflde lon sandra Miller, JUSWCSS dis FHA KIN , 1 Pickett. Janet Start lor student? azt-IEi1Pen,y'Jr Sen' uc me it Wyatt. 1 ed on 3 Future Hom Y the 3, Other senior hlghx C P HC America chapter emzikers of Ra lr? ,L , ., x An. D in the front dance to be had 53 reign over .I ich A It zgwq' Egkt. I- colored red for Youth Center S U18 Muomc ema ions! r leo to the contri- Musteen ph aturday night '--dents post- obo' ' Be' 'VlnCurdv. .Jessie i..,. , d, ai of Judy Tu . Demons Stage Taylor, Ire nlque Program e Taylor, ai d Flrgt Assembly iynelle Moo' B . ' C Tame those Tigers was thelarrieu Mm! Spivey Mi B theme of the years first assembly tie Keliy R Yi in the high school audi- '10 torium Wednesday morning The 1 'x f tryouts we fr, S96 DICE, bv WIIJEERQBX Blue Demon Pep squad, sponsored Wgrgbingti Place, raszi 5-new sid FILE. W Euyolzlrigsgnboii Price, had charge oi the ,Who agted o o .l - . 111- nd. H1 SS x talent scou I e:'a..,'Zi c,ag:a,f gh,,be 91116 ,Pots n Intefwnr' t smith, Ki if Qsfsehfeif QQ Us of ., 'P im Inswled gflfinasiliy Efckffliy T2 Agri Z'-s,,Z7'bL,, :I Diffs 130019 image 'l'0llt Office th i 25 students nam. Kennan, ojerA'rete-5' ,bon-Y 3,8914 Iicbofh Sclfofl. new intercommuriifmti' ' osen, Alice Lindsey, Martha Luff wef-Y. 7718013 Whfchfesh esdnlis-94001. what - Nancy McConnaughey, I G O S SIN A Ji. oh- mars McDougal. 'bla gbjlb' ' Joy Maxwell 0 Casuafe Harrell Mil- . er D7 of thou, ' ge,-S' gr-adm Moms 813, 'Y odej 9 9- second semest Pr' G Q 'rf Ive ed ' t k Q . V ,J - we versity ol Ar a J 0 X eo: QASXTIR, C1 l7Jerc'.P r ' senior girls Fe Bi W Q06 65 Riqichank- ia':'I71Ji.LSq,,e Liza Lois activities of t. Sa X at 9-F'- sie, aye ir , E .gy Bobb Q Qecnog KX'f',.u Glenna Reese. gczefsolgnd 5 N0 is that the m Jan-ice sooo-Pj WI., scgoh. lv,1,e0rdla6 0 v made up Smith. t .Og CK -Q15 .fl3l'lfJE Success! Girls 001 '17 bb Qgo solo colleges whit Strode, x G-zlwi 0 .pson, Bill sv. B. Tro h allqlto Ich law 8 by 'ence' Busme Towers, Jiri QPSQXQO, Sydney Wade. In lg D y 'fum Wes Z7 immune, E and Joyce A 07115011 Success at last! -ie -' 'I harmacy D Those from the seventh grade mem.-. - X tt, during e newest d who made the roll are' 'FT y e arflund ug, C ' , nb- ' 0 Jigga se ves an an l o V . Oman , -li nldas o ,f11f' 'lg t booms some slr p'OfesB'c i ir a date. V and M95 Ha, Ha! Th fi ' chelor d Ak oor boy still be if udents ei ' iat girl ..., ,su . - dei-grad: l ing! . . . Now ut the fi,- 5 iis way: Yikssl ex. spec appen o a og. , eau' G to he. B' ial, cu ai. lihirs Selected ,um -, Q: get ey -hai S ermanent editors rem-i Al Ei y are Joe Hewgley t senior and jun -r Mountain , . uritaineer have b i. ' -lygl each has served I gk 'ei egis- ' campi DQR?-Yi rcounseloring help the .students the Razorbac .l editor on one of th SCHQO Qil 6 z ,N other magazim the ntaineers ' Magi. ofa A varied Spot San junior was chosen as perma- formai X 015' ered to an In ,ef editor with the thought ih icah it 4 Ks? bein A Hit that she may continue to be Chicago. N do 00605 1,65 ef. lot' , g me E an ' next year. for she will have both the s QOKFAQD 9.0 5.92. ,NOW ,Bs have bee am ater knowledge of what an great succe, AJQAQQ gon 50' bg-'19, vested' ell .Years- 7 9 must do to have fthe best this show ihiociegeo QXVQQB .3 0515, XPQQQQQ' oded an iriv 192 .and the best staff. 4There thegvfe Fofd- 555' :P 6,'9 X5 OX20 ax 59 Wie ego Axim, lan also four junior reporters e' MB-Not 9,069 90 goefg. yd' 55692 Jabalae Ma W Staff now Wh9 ww .BY Y e ORN tivooepizdtweti 'Q ' s a varsity shov WMP af -E whiilku' f,ff1'.XFas the winning went. B01 Continue Wming Ui Fall KXQN 0- 5 305 qwgzcwegb- oands. concert an on the hmm k ,..,a fBr the Gentry teams took first place, b UP :1'1f'1':hE m A X10-fel. 09,190-,'. 059- ox ,Nl-,lany kings and queen remainder of me tritl. when me --- ,,je'fV,,Q 'Jwi,j,,,,,j'g, Miss fed W1 2.92 ot, oe'eael..igh SCi..,.,i win bg we, trip was concluded, he went back Mr. Joe Fay Moore, principal, aging editors. Th Homo 7 flag Q oV'd5eV'1,,Q'-,,ed, to the ranches in Abilene, Texas, has been asking the pupils who purpose of finding XS- dag X 9' omg high' wtq,D9!,i- but having the showman's desire, get out of school early to bring a best suited to b Byfth square fllixday Palltly it-gpg.. to Mr. Bevers has returned age he started following rodeos. note from his employer to let hi.m editors. es and. use bi' 4 or Rogers and all having been in the Rogers hospita - know that he is still working and Gam Swv Support the Basketeers! not running around town. - l I d rt ...iiecl to think it unnecessary to for one week: his classes attend Support the Bas llihw Iclose the schools. study hall. e 4 The MOUNTAINEER February 14, 1952 Q .gi rayeneviue Stalls B 'rem story r Q RHS out Of Game The Fayetteville Boy's club fell v, 1 I Fayetteville defeated the Maura- before me Rogers --Bu term here Q.,-.4 taineers here 35 to 25 Feb. 5. The Jan 24, al to 25- I I -lgggfg ..., mfr Fayetteville BUl1d0!5 3'-llled the The Boy's club was leading ball 13 minutes in the last half of Rogers ll to 5 ln the first qulrter the game. The score at the end and was leading l4 to ll at the Gentry Downs RHS In Toumament lt seems as though Gentry is at glnx to Rogers n tournaments. In By Paul Givens Senior Girls Get ' To Semi-Finva' of the first half was 23 to 21, favor of Fayetteville. The Mountaineers kept pace with the Bulldogs the first half and the Bulldogs were afraid to halfg Rogers came back and had a 2 point lead on Fayetteville at the third quarter and then went ahead and defeated them 31 to 28. Rogers Sportsmanship Conduct ni sporty fans and tealni scorers wereg Crekmore 10, Fergu- , . :she Ddclitlfr atggrgzrstxtaxgfl The senl0Y'qf 2 BOC into gamble their 2 Palm lead the Sec- :nn s, Davidson 5. Givers 3. Love 'P 1 m U' ROWS las bpm 1 FEW EH Y - . ' Q ond half- when me Bulldog, gag 3' Chun Z and Given ZA superior by the Ar vrlnsas Atlxlrtxr- th m 45 to 40 ln the recent me finaly' ut any . . 5' - 5 ,......... ,-,H , 2- - t G U Coumw., mme three points ahead, their Coach. ' 'i Springdale murnamen th. eami se, 4' gud sent them in to a stall. ln the last . . N em ' Wm' 'U 'H' Mountaineer-Huntsville as 52 to M' ,Oli etteville's 12, Cable md Tommy Though Rogers lead Gentrygg Hewglev ,, the half ln the Decatur LQ! use .me the 0 9 ment and tled them at LL! . G DQ .. rv defeated n - 0 Y the Springdale tuurgl X B to ul N' it cr ----H ' rt h 1 ' 4' ggnryt Szfi' 9 3 into the Tongs t 'Im' e e 9 F K, Ra Q 3 28 3 ' arounil' W G .fry will dmfrh i,,: - I The Rogers high :school will celo' I W 5 Q exe l vale' l:: :'H:2l,:i':f..E32'4 , , - 't .1 ay, wi n il ii, 1 - ' . V' G 8 xvbxergiuggsion 6' Nm 4 to be cllinaxi-d by tht- crowning 50X X91 -R . G ' of Miss Carol Darker lm home- Q 0 4 4? Xefbxoxb T3 semi-,mais with F' ruining queell, and n fuutbnll guine Q 001,615 ,lNcoQY0eSN0i me Rfgerfsrglzs 5 etween Lhe Rogers Mountaineers Q Qnvxwxilctgtov 5996 0i.,,'l+ iff: :reigns ,E -65 Xenia id Huntsville ln the evening, Q 90 009 90 66' 61 OX , -' e no 9 new' ,nc he Celebration will wt under Sk YB' -lcgxoy We 'i'9e'dx01'6,6N5 were 103611181 o -0095 B bow 155 35 all nl 9'16 a ln. Frldnv with a 09 we 6 0064 no ,V at 99 xg ' quarter, West lor rt-c rr ll Ken! ' ' - vt eozlxqo QOXYXOQ Cx-ie sgeswevzg ,290 ,ve away. Ro cd fa gen Kg KN n are wah 'unyti al homecoming nam-iutily pro- , fi l 'Ylxe ' oie f wt X nw -5 x .mv in the audltorluin A parade Wert Q99 x'9igx0i,0v E652 -Saba J as Q I 7 0383323111 V1 tromvsgni Vigo sin Ywggzexr six R10 h the downtown business dis-I A . cf -A 9 - . . . e fy - . ence G 'Obits-Milf fgxfdpy ,dp goo b des! Fork was Curtis Wim r fgnllwe Box ,Jr-in 'bog Blu! s been scheduled to start. l N xv' 0 ,p 2 6 . Mqxlil 30 mf QCY- -42 -0793 , om. The celebration is being rlson. OX 6600 6: X09 wus orpnrnlsl only dr has Wxrfuix NNE Ywwaf-XS fn 1-larriso. 2- nge K0 g, we -' 1 50 ,gel . aiu' def -,nut ' R 'e ' 9 51070 'M' statistics On RHS Ossxgtesdd'- Bloolvvias' 220. fwxtl QW though is L Wadi' 603 -3135 Garner: B28 pomts ,nts Segoorernwnxtnrxsluxrnwnent-wrnmurrnxmtnwrnnrnnnluvsmnrn backwards. xe'f'Antamoers Basketball Teams I winged wr Rogerim Supnn Yea found ll differel aight the bas- A TEAM 9' agents wqear' wan rail' r ket. Harrison used a tight semi- RHS opp- Vwlrldy. 9' mr gaffwzl bmw freeing zone mainly centered around Guy points nu W 549 M3 , 'lm t nf! Q00 Cable. Cable was held to 1 poinat:-i 1.-,ee Th,,,,,,,, vlsy 155 ' T i 'nk '7 . the lowest his score has been Figld Goals VYVVVV VVVV' V W. W 256 333 0 e V935 Hilh Point men fer Rulers Games-Won 7. Lost B. were Buddy Bloomfield and Tom- wir, percentage '45-7, ' I my Hewgleyg both having nine SENIOR GI 'I' PM LS i W0 0Il'l S . . . lu-is Opp. f 1 th nf m with Points ' 'W' M0 4m H Spilmgdsrecfheeraegfjtafjeefs real, Free Throws .............. 114 DI Aflvl' trnlllnlz :lt the hall by sev- ry trampled me Bulldogs' 56 to 404 Field Goals .... .M .,,..,..... 188 183 Althowe Q Xvre on points. the lvluulltaineers :nude Cable, letting them have is with GFmes'w 7- hm 7' - Q 'heir fm Uxfluni foulih '1Uf 'ff will both barrels racked 6 point Wm Percentage 'sm' yr x 6 Yht mlidng. Hiaim 34361032 Elf' Hulms: mm In Seamus -f H fm-1 . e z 'B f ..,'1l:f.,':f.:'. Cable broke twsl he RHS pf 0 5 are ' -' P ' . . . O to 1- im-les and one defeat. Both the broke Sprmgdals? pimms 'H' H iw .9 Qwxybwtg' girls and Junior buvs tenln-4, how- 31 get by Bug? 5 ' e Throws F ' XM- N309 fb qw vc ever melt with defeat. I week before. 4 X Goals ,G 72 3 Q Q ' .bxtollcb 4 Yaesu ' wh recur xi Q . on 2 T t 4 G x gov: Qt' Q0 'Shu An upean-down brittle the entire O Q ' ' Q QQ, cc 45 59, 95' 9 se-ctnid hall in Lhe senior gunn- put fame gavk' . Q N Qs ggi! -333' Kg-?N2lod6'V 060: QWNQ Aix, Huntsville inns on the edge oi Hence I X L! cg5fzfJ,,QG1-1 69' rel' 19665 ,aorgef QQ? 96 then- :-ents Desperate nn' -Q by 4 'b Q P. QA gf Q O1 ,A asf 0 el- me 0 , ,. .V . 4 ,wx .N rx o X0 ON Q eb 46 oe- ,rg , tht Eagle., in the vntls TIL' Q ' Q ,JQQQ l? 'fm'bQ01QQ'.rr,v+ 95' 6941 'fl V W4 mm-fi to alarm-' wall Sp? Q Q Q '5'e5' N 'G Vx, tier ivy QF i t50x..: 7f,f'ilNrir:lt STARTIZRKJ-tr from Ihr ' Vl- H' Q jx? Q ces 496,902 QQAQQ ,Z-z-he SN ,ref cy. six-lotlt-ont--inch sc-mor PPY5 ' I I seo. Q v, ,gb vt 4066 CX x. 0 l. , ir ' U 0 ,gs 6 27' .o scored lcn poznts algnlllszl, vidual Ag - , .90 Q ' gi- A. -39' Od 1 . ' l Brandon Q Q , Q0 G90 xox- cv dex. rlllllt.svi1lP lrlday night. lilltt play w B X , , G X O9 ' Q9 at G I ed xi tint' grunt- on defense and A and Stover 1 dvft .91 6 . . , m 02- x Ov 9 ollense. 1l wus .Iuvs .lrst gains scorer was Fri X9 woo ,I A I X V , ,XX 660 eeln ns .1 starter and lit was ln for X W . . w K V ' three nua.rtf'rs. B The Rogers Juni' Qt r, 3 S nr Runners out ist M W reside rr Bullpup, Rt' RHS Boxers Put me A Na Vw QW Y, f X9 gym J ru? Up Good Battle S, we fxertefwa mfckrn held 1-h AA The Sub-District Golden Gloves wlm rieiix V' Q-oily Vx We an scorers ment held in the Hmm. mumxl gow gutfdln xulax.: QW Divldson Bymnasium Jan. 14, 15, and tho ll i Weryiuei Cer N .,. men for S X ' 16 attracted nearly 100 young Ptltx'irk,orr,yi09 uoxaw put and JOYIIIIOD, from tall Northwest Arkan- sonic bs nr NW rntuts where QQ including six from RHS. they 1-uul ,growl .ti stunned the January 25 the 0 In the opening bouts Monday fans with a clggaa- trom Goblins sailed to X Y N3 5 or Stanley Williams of Rogers the t-L-ul.-v bask- OVPI' U10 Rogers Ri QQW ol gr won over Dilbert McCloud of quar- HBIHSOB. At the ell 9 ' X le fur Rogers' only tri- the GOUUYIS had 3 1 502' in the early contests Ken- Nnp ng the Goblins had led Runners all the way, scorers were: Snider 101 4: Ferrall, Lehman, Kistie Davidson with Zeach. High , man for Harrison was Holt vt 14. X oxxtv . elf . ilavxcwa Q2-' WQ4' xo lv-A tv . ei ' ,vi at af ii'-'1' KX 0 1 X. VN v9 X Because of a small turnout at 'S lt .Kc rw ,1- '9 'KV 4-L 0' ea. Muir an-tw eamamsn 1... the X ,Av A ,K or msg m Doyle lost to Raymond Hick- an of Huntsville an d Jerry the l-ti l I X , 'llll' MOFNTAINEER STYLE-cnnsts X ' vu. ent pace setter lor Rogers is 1 ,U R Moullmx .tzltllwu ., , . wi rr,,.ln. ward Bobby Wolfe who racked vgxvlln- - ' M ,rw Wm C .l -l xM,rr. eight points against Harrison luxglrkl' h Y w,t'.1l' 'hm Ctmtnh my Him . . lui-day nlrzht Bobby, f'l'4' 'X V uggtlu 5 .tlttztl Us X-Vw. 'NW' ln-l L QQ 4 4 lljunior, lettered in B 11.4 MtiY5T5ml lUtl1'f-'X 1 ltn l 'GW-, L.'.lWf ' 0 0 4 tl I Www ' ' Qfjlfwk x ' ' -' I .1 ,.,. viii? will N 'X' fmt Kiln ,um R ll '1 li: RANDALL DeWlTT .2 5 ' iz: - 1 . , 15 f, . 5. 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' - v .5f:223H53g!f ' ' JOE and DEMERISE V 'mga ' 1' '. - g'Q3- Lg W5 'umm-.,. , way A , 1,55 . , . lu L: gif - V Vzflvyvgiff3j:':1'iz2 ' 'k-f 1115? -jf? 31wiv?'5sffs -k'- z y ' Nm'-. 7995122 5 gg, MW ' Q . ., - -ff-Vfwfytlva: ' f -f -' af- '1 f - 1, , .3-,ggi ' ,Y 'SQ - . ' . aff: i SPUHIS 'Q N 1 i I was lf! Sw nior lligli Football Boys First row: Donald Clark--Found his place on the team in October. Made the All-Star team at guard. Tommy Hewgley--A geat competitor with natural ability. A team player. Richard Keck--A valuable asset to the team, even tho an operation prevented his being a regular. Glen Langston--Co-Captain. A boy who came into his own in his senior year. Joe Hewgley--Co-Captain. A boy who deserves a lot of credit For his determination. Chester Christy--A vastly improved youngster who camealong way in'5l . Should be iots of help in '52. L. E. Perry-Realized his ability in senior year and made vast improvement during the season. Billy Love--Found himself too late in the season, but his natural ability makes him a bright prospect for '52. , Walter Davidson--A good team player who likes it when the going gets the toughest. DentonWood--Waited unti I senior yearto partici- pate inathleticsbutwasa pleasure to coach. He had the spirit. Second row: Joe Neil--A large boy who made much progress in '5l . look out For this boy in '52. Wayne Smith--A regular in his sophomore year. Whittie a good prospect For '52. Tommy McDougal--The fighting Irishman with de- termination and never likes to give up. Look out for Tommy in '52-'54, Garland Ford--An outstanding student who earned a letter his First year out. Buster Ford--Playeda lot of football in 'Sl . Push- ing for a regular job in '52. Russell Riggs--A boy with a Fighting heart. Will be missed in '52. Bobby McFal I -- Light boy with a determined heart. Should see plenty of action in '52. Buddy Bloomfield--A very modest sophomore with a desire to succeed. Bobby Wolfe--Wasover shadowed in '50 by Broth- er John, but in '52 Bobby should be the shadow. Joe Sager--Fine team playerwitha fighting spirit. Gerald Steadman-- Third row: Assistant Coach Johnson Franklin Baker--A terror on defense. Will be a hard boy to handle in '52. Robert Day--Got a late start but made rapid pro- gress. Freddie Burton--A boy with a heart and determi- nation. Should see lots of action next season. L.V. Brewer--Gotaslow start in '5l but improved rapidly. Will see plenty of action in '52. Jerry Ferguson--Most improved blocker in '5l . Already a triple threat. Donald Creekmore --A rugged boy who has the age, determination, and proper spirit to do things well. Charles Templin--Hats offto Charles for a iob well done. Jon Sager--A fine team player and has the fight- ing spirit. Phill Easterling--A boy who can Find a berth at anyposition and do an excellent job. Made AIl-Dis- trict his First year at end. Coach Matthews. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE . , A 86 L- wer. .34 ., fu. . N.. Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Bentonville 7 Monette Mo. I9 Van Buren l3 Siloam Springs 6 Huntsville 6 Webb City, Mo,7 Harrison 20 Springdale I4 Fayetteville 27 Talequah 7 A fs- ,,- viii ,M enior Football Boy M! WH 'ff' a A ' , F31 Q , . ' X g S4 :ia , y 1 . .gagaw ' af ' v2 C13 V N f . , .x .ar L l r,,, .,., .gf ,W .V , Q -, I 4 J . Q W V,k. . f k x in Q Lgfjrr 4. K Q K iw .V W K-wr - I, m,J.A I an 'vly A L-,1 L 'ii LT Q 1 ff XD A P m W . 5 . A ' 'X y, - Af . ,yyfw ., , , Ch mf W ' 4... is ' - I 'I Y A -Z jf .,:1' ' ,.. .- -' -ffl fi! 9 mia A' E2 ,rr :Liv W' 411' f f .,,. . . -1, . . 'W wh M V f 'nn - - -' ' .... Z ' ,,. ' if B K In i 1 73 'ffl 3 57. - A 9- ARK, , , Q Q: riii ,VV . ., . .W - Al I , M 5 , ,, 1 ' -vm J V - ' A 5 A Y ff I asf' , - - -Q: -' 'Q 2641- --.. .w h ff ., A.J, . W V' -' M- fi ' J : Q . . X I ' K7 AA' : , i Y sx 4'- lg ,,1L X ,Q .Q X as :N K- Q fb 1 - 4 f Y :if , - - - .k,A W, K7 'Y A . 1- ' ,- Q 3 v -.Wk 4 ' imxmn ' Junior High Football 'Foam First Row: George Litchfield, Johnny Winchester, Jimmy Gordon, Butch Beck Billy Rossworn Ermon Stover Delmar Ferrell. ' Second Row: Coach Matthews, Bu son fCaptainl, Dale Webster, Coach tch Moser, John Kistler, Teddy McConnaughey, Buddy Skelton Jack Dea Bradley . Third Row: Douglas Jackson, Bob Stevens, Bill Kistler, Alvis Smith, Freddy Baggett Ed Parrish Billy Day Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 0 Bentonville 0 Springdale 20 Bentonville l3 Fayetteville l2 Harrison 6 Bentonville I DUIIIUI' lliwlklilillllll llllRl5 Team Etta Stover, Janice Brandon, Dorothy Carson, Dixie Daniels, Patricia Howland Glenna Reese Bobbie Skaggs Patty Melton, Clarice Strode, Betty Nida, Nancy Thomas, Jerre Thomas. Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 1 Uhedule 24 Elkins 40 Pea Ridge 32 Gravette 34 Gravette 28 Gravette 27 Gentry 30 Elkins I7 Van Buren 33 Decatur 21 Huntsville 41 Springdale 44 Decatur 37 Farmington 32 West Fork Senior Iligh llirls Junior lligh llaskctball llirls Carolyn Leach, Eunice Cummins, Lynne Harris, Nancy Laney, Joyce Jones, Nancy Nidu Charlotfa Baldridge, Sue Brewer, Joan McConnaughey, Sue Beck, Dorofhy Nida, Joyce Wilson, Pafsy Gordon, Peggy Elkins, Harriett Howland. Senior lligh Basketball Boys Team Tommy Hewgley - Ball hawking guard and good team man. Buddy Bloomfield - Guardp Good ball handler of whom a lot is expected in remaining years Donald Creekmore - Forwardp Injury slowed him down, but he came back fast Gene Bland - Forwardg Favorite set shot artist. Russell Riggs - Guardp Hard blocker who has made great improvement L. E. Perry - Who in his senior year Finally came into his own. Guard Gene Grace - Good ball handler and good team man. Forward Bobby Wolfe - Hard driver. Drive for basket usually means two points Forward Joe Hewgley - Slow starter but a strong finisher. Center. Guy Cable - Center: Good hookshot artist and is a good prospective college player Sehedule Rogers 33 Rogers 39 Rogers 38 Rogers 51 Rogers 47 Rogers 35 Rogers 43 Rogers 43 Rogers 49 Rogers 50 Rogers 56 Rogers 38 Rogers 55 Rogers 53 Pea Ridge Gravette Gentry Gravette Gentry Harrison Bentonville Van Buren Decatur Huntsville Springdale Siloam Springs Huntsville Sorinadale ll . .,,,. ,,,..,. . ,,,. . ,, . . 3 , k ' 4 8 , ff Junior High Basketball Boys Manager: L-Jeorge Ll I cnr I era First row, left to right: Ralph Gibson, Delmar Ferrell, Stevie Roberts, Billy Jackson, Arnold Lehman. Second row: Robert Schneider, Mark Davidson, Bob Wyatt, Harvey Boles, Ed Parrish, Coach Bradley Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers SCHEDULE 36 Pea Ridge 29 Gravette 31 Springdale I0 Bentonville 22 Van Buren 40 Decatur 34 Decatur 23 Huntsville 21 Springdale ,Q . WAQA,1,Q,J:-J WW on 7,n,U,n igwwgfxzwffnffgy W XE Aw , MJ M M, ffl? ffcvifij Qjfwiigf WW E7 f2?W W W51, Jaw . Wy!! Zkfylxwifggwwwfqxffwfww AWWA? fl? MQW 3 HMWJWM QW Wim Zqlmfww . . a.m,,,5fi'lD 5. ' ffliifiwffdiiwf N W wif Wwbnfzjw JF W? YE? Wifi-gybyb of C9 ESQ? ., M Q fwfk Y WQKWW W Qigiwfdljg W MMMQJ' Q5 K A NM. YY wg i f x A-.9 ,, M: V3 ii i kewl L if 4.2, 1111, .wk . ,f .- ,WW -F1-1 wma 'th we 4 1. , A '3?n tw? nl? S! 4,45 '0- 0006-7 1 --.......,,, , ,3- Q:-'k z 5 . f E Ni , 2 1 I 5 9-fy. k,,, Y ' M 3 i wg xi ..V,.. r W W Las? , 5' my um: -:g Ig-is 1 . '-H I 1 gflk, fm ,',,LL- 5 L hw ph. E Q 4? 'Q 5 xvrek S .41 , ,.fffwS- +A. . K ,L wx me ti msg? 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ARKANSAS , , ', 4, 4 . , , , , , , 4 , 4 , , ', , 4 4 , , , ', ', 4 , 4, , , 4, sli I, ', 1, , DRESS SHOP LADIES READY-TO-WEAR SOUTH SECOND PHONE I04 Qi ' '6I' 0'll0'0'l0w0 5 5 '4- 5 9 5 I 5 GARNER 'S GROCERY 9 I COM PLIMENTS OF QUALITY FEED STORE QQ LARRO FEEDS-SEEDS QF POULTRY REMEDIES I FARM SUPPLIES lf 4. 'I :I If X, QQ 1: STROUD 'S MERCANTILE H co THE HOUSE OF sooo MERCHANDISE 'I Ig 522 N, ZND, PHONE 494 'r H tr I 4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Musteen Studio THE HOME OF BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS W 'I ,I 3 , II ROGERS ARKANSAS 'I P g N I B CM.-E5 FARMER 'S PRODUCE 'I LOCATED IN GROCERY 8: MARKET II ROGERS AND SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS SERVING ONLY 1, THE FINEST IN FOODS QUALITY: SERVICEn AND ECONOMY Smith's FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY WATCH REPAIR J. O. 1, I 'r M 4 ELLA I' I v M M 1 4, r 4 1 +1 , r I HAWKINS COMPANY S PLUMBING-HEATING-ELECTRIC PHONE 428 Il2 N, THIRD CONIPLIIVIENTS If OF' :I Rogers Truck and Implement Company DEALER FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY W ,., E5 PHONE 715 416 S,EIGHTH THERE IS A DIFFERENCEH ' Associate ig Store gg .1AcK's DRIVE-INN , jg SANDVVICHES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE HI-WAY 7I SOUTH VANCE HILL ROGERS I ARKANSAS ROGERS ARKANSAS 5 5 COM PLIMENTS OF' Rogers Pharmacy CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT PHONE 708 H. B. C. Bread OFTEN BUTTERED-NEVER BETTERED I SHOFNERS PRINTING-OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE-TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES-CASH REGISTERS EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE l09 W, WALNUT PHONE Zll ROGERS. ARKANSAS ZIA SO, SECOND PHONE 68 COMPLIMENTS OF LEADER VARIETY STORE IIO WEST wAI..Nu'r ' '0 0- '75 L- ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .,..,. 1 ,,,,.,,,.,. ........ , ,, -I-0 v0 Y ' ' Y T ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -'-'-'-'-'-A-'-O ' 'f O -.-:JT PHON E 908 THE HORSESHOE GRILL ESCOTT ELECTRIC CO. FOR FINE FOODS ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING ANO REPAIRS PLEASING You. Pl.EAsEs us , , 3:1 wEsT WALNUT ROGERS- ARK, nos N, THIRD PHONE 1 if i- li The Rogers Daily News 5 OUR NEWSPAPER 'w A- ' if 5 THE OLD FASHIONEO ff HOSPITALITY if MECCA CAFE ig 6 ZIB WEST WALNUT ROGERS ARK, I I 1 I 4 I 1 r 4 I PALACE OF THE OZARKS ' ROGERS TIRE SERVICE HARRIS HOTEL U, S, ROYAL TIRES MODERN-FIRE PROOF ATTRACTIVE COFFEE SHOP WI,-SUR HARMON THE ORCHARD ROGERS ARK. SECOND ag ELM PHONE 53 15 .aww I -'S 0'?0 900 --- -ff-------v --if ----- ------- -Y---- Y Y ----f, '4 4 4 4 4 4 I4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF 44 '4 4 4 4 ' 5 '4 4 4 4 A4 K 'r American National Bank 5 46 CORNER GROCERY Croxdale 84 Son's PHONE an vouR IGA S1-ORE MITCHELL L.uMBER co. QUALITY AND SERVICE PHONE 38I CORNERS WALNUT 8: ARKANSAS CORNERS ARKANSAS 8: CHERRY gi 4' 5 IE MRS, J R, woon 33 5 MUTUAI.. INSURANCE AGENCY DAILY NEWS BUILDING PHONE 8 ROGERS ARKANSAS ---Y- V.,,, ,,,,. ,,.,.,,., I , ,-. ' 0 THE IDEAL MATTRESS COMPANY H1-wAv 7I SOUTH BOX 249 NEW MATTRESS:-:S AND MATTRESS RENOVATING ROGERS. ARK, PHONE 575 SMITH 'S DRUG STORE MEET ME A-r SNIITHIS DRUG STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDI ES-COSMETICS FOUNTAIN SERVICE FAMILY SHOE STOR E PETERS SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY HAMILTON 'S CLEANERS I0 N, 3RD, PHONE sa COMPLINIENTS OF SNACK SHACK STRONG 'S GRILL IOB N, ZND, 9 9, COMPLIMENTS V OF T Ozark Hatchery I I ,I lx I I . Ig Il I H jf 1: - N J' S ROGERS ARKANSAS ' SI 2' GOOD wISI-IES Q2 l jf FROM Q 31 ' GODFREY 'S CLEANERS A ii 9 if ,I 3' PHONE 726 ' ,I r 1 I T 5 I I ia 9 Insurance QI OAR-TRUCK-BUILDINGS EMPLOYERS LIABILITY 5 9 HOSPITAL POLIO ' 9 MAURICE E, RICKARD zza N, ZND, I lbs - , I I' I' ' u :I QE GRAHAM AND SANDERS Ii ROGERS RADIO 35 FARM SUPPLY ' AND FEED-SEED-FERTILIZER ELECTRIC COMPANY If usED FARM EQUIPMENT S '0'0 w COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS ,X Refresh 251' ,, yourself -I , 'I 1 If ROGERS, ARK. PHONE I23 I COMPLIMENTS gf DECKER MOTOR CO. if I 'I or BUICK SALES SERVICE HATFIELD AND BLAND WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT: BUICK WILL BUILD THEM. GROCERY AND MARKET PHONE aso 3: III w, WALNUT ROGERS' ARK, I COMPLINIENTS coMPI..IIvIENTS OF or STERLING VARIETY STORE FREDA - MARIE I SHOP CORNER WALNUT ag SECOND 4' ' '01' U 0H0l0l0 5 6 5 5 5 5 9 9 sf: -17' -10' Southwestern Gas A1 'I ,I I 1 P 1 I 1 2 I and Electric Company 'I 'I 1 T 1 I 1 5 THE PRICE OF ELECTRICITY IS ONE BRIGHT SPOT , IN , , . . . , 1 I ,I 11 I COMPLI MENTS OF J., O. RAND GROCERY COMPANY THE VOGT AGENCY REAL ESTATE-LOANS-INSURANCE 5 If THE COST OF LIVING Il3 wEsT ELM PH. G4 CoMPI.IMEN-rS APPLEGATES DRUG STORE OF NORTHWEST. ARKANSAS LEADING DRUGGIST SINCE l88I BAKER 'S 9 QE FEED STORE 5 PHONE ze Ik X V Q CITY MEAT MARKET QQ GROCERIES VEGETABLES T Y Eg PHONE GI 91 I WE DELIVER ROGERS MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE 1-. - .,,,,, - .0 10'-0'-0l0N0 . Oo 'ow' 39 Ge 60429 1,0 Qi? G A40 0 Q 0-I giggle. 0:60 haf' 5, I, -1J' - Dyke Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS PLANS AND ESTIMATES 'I I I I I I 'I I I I I II I I 1 I FIRST FEDERAL coIvIPI..IMEN'rs OF SAVINGS AND LOAN ROGERS LAND no souTI-I FIRST REALTORS I 1 I I Locke's Furniture Exchange SAME QUALITY FOR LESS 9 3? WE TRADE QI :Ia SOUTH FIRST PHONE 642 XI 'I 'I if CONIPLIMENTS I 1? or ROPER'S FOOD MARKET IIZ SOUTH FIRST PHONE 329 6101010110-l0 0N0'0'f'0l0 -Y ---- --------fvv----H-----A----ssnvsv, II I Rakestraw's Store QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS FURNISHINGS FOR THE FAMILY FIRST IN vALuEs FIRST as WALNUT I if Press Publishing Company I PRINTING OF ALL KINDS SCHOOL 8: OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY - JOB PRINTING I II ,I INSURANCE BUILDING PHONE as if Ii CONIPLINIENTS OF I QI ,I 'I 'I RITTER INSURANCE I' AGENCY RUSSELL 'S DEPENDABLE INSURANCE 5 CTS. - SI. O0 STORE SERVICE AND SAVINGS -ro POLICY HOLDERS NORTHWEST ARKANSAS' LARGESTH HARRIS HOTEL BLDG. PH. 714 COMPLINIENTS OF MCNEIL CHEVROLET COMPANY I I I VVYV I I I I WI I I I I ,I I I II I I1 'I I I I I I I I I I 'I I YI I I I I I I ,I I I II I I If II II II II l, II I1 'I II I II YI I I I I I ' '61' 'S sr -'0 COMPLIMENTS OF SERVICE CENTER FARMER 'S CO-OP PHONE 72' ROGERS ARKANSAS BARRON SHOE STORE l2.0 WEST WALNUT PHONE 760 E Duane. qets an ad BIGGEST LITTLE STORE ONE STOP SHOP PHONE 431 'A--A' fffff -A-M---- A------ ------A------A ----- ---M-14-----A---f--A-----U-,-,-,-ff.-,-f,---.,-,-,-ff.-, , '0' 94 9 QV -k7' V 10 COMPLIMENT5 OF V BUSH 'V 4 4V V V V 4 5 Broiler Hatchery . 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