Rogers High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rogers, AR)

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As a tribute to them for this work and with owish for their con- tinued success, we dedicate the 1953 volume of the Mountaineer to our sponsors, Misses Mattie and Della Beeler. fir N B. L. KIRKSEY Superintendent of Schools E .gw x1 -. If Q iiifgjg A x ' 4 skxdx' J. O. Rand Jr .... R L. Vogt ...... Elmo Scott .... C. B. Porter .... N. L. Hailey ..... JOE FAY MOORE Principal rd, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS .. . . . President Secretary . Member . Member . Member X E' ' n is I X . f f Mas. CLYDE E. DEASQN 5,0 V Registrar , wx W., ' . Secy. to Principal kt! i i .Y e f ur v f I I ' V . f ' -1.'L'1' ' ' '. :W ra-'rt' Aix. '.:i .- -1-I L- nh ,.- :' , ' '1:1'1i'T 1 .-'---1. 1 A . f', '- i. ' - ,. G. -1- - - -. ,,.' P. :A A ,..i by'Y'-N2'?4f-f?TQ'-F fqfAa5 A ' 1' .-aqua 4, X' ,Qfrf,h,.i:r':-Luis?-1-4552, R 'cw-rv I x 5 -x A. A , -A-Q - N ,y-f-,,3:1-,QQ 1'3:x, -- A: ,. 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Q4 P NT ii 5 4 Iwi :Q fiifinf Viilmilgwfglw it 3 :swf I iwsw iff' ' 5' ,Y l M ff 37 tix, 1 .,, i 1 , M4251 W a . PN , f p 8 l W ..AA ,:.:.:. ,:... J .4., A f-Qi A it l 1' Seniors I953 QUENTIN ANDERSON Spanish Club 2,4. MARVIN AUTREY F.F.A.1,2,3,4. GAIL BANKS Band 1,2,3,4. JACKIE BAGGETT Band I,2,3,4 Football Manager 2. WANDA BAKER Chorus l,2, 3,4. ELWOOD BALDRIDGE F.F.A. 1,2 B.E.C. 4 Trackl Library Club 3,4. NANCY ADAMS Blue Demons l,2,3 Secy. Blue Demons Press Club 4. 4 JOLEAN ALLBRITTON B.E.C. 4 Homecoming attendant 4 . LOLA MAE ALLEY F.T.A. 4 Spanish Club 'I. 4-:Q RT' BILL BARTON WANNETTE BENDER Blue Demons 3 Press Club 4 F.H.A. 3. SIDNEY BLACK Blue Demons i,2,3,4 Cheerleader T,2,4 Student Council 1. ls- 'V JANICE BRANDON Annual Staff 3,4 Co-Editor 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Blue Demons l,2,3,4. WENDALYN BRONSON Band 3 F . H. A. l ,2 Library Club 3 Blue Demons l,2. YVO NNE BRYAN Basketball I. FREDDIE BURTON F.H.A. 2,3,4 Press Club 4 Key Club 3,4. SYLVIA BUTT Blue Demons 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Press Club 3,4. BOB CALLAHAN F.T. A. 4 Student Council 4 Football 4 Basketball 3. DON CLARK Football I,2,3,4 R Club 2,3 F.F.A. I,2,3- DONALD CREEKMORE R Club 2,3 Baskefball 3,4 Foofball l,2,3,4. ROYCE CROXDALE F.H.A. 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Blue Demons l,2,4. JACKIE DAVIS Football I Basketball I,3 Baseball l,3. RANDALL DeWlTT Band l,2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Press Club 4. KAY LOU DOUGLAS Band1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 F.T.A. 3,4 Press Club 4. GERMAINE CHRISTIANSEN JO ANN CLARDY Annual Staff 3,4 Co-Editor 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Pres. Library Club 4. s N C, D ,..s lsll my I W MARY HELEN CARTER F.H.A. 3,4 Basketball I,4. WA.. Y sl X83 P HIL EASTERLI NG R Club l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4. Co-Captain 4. MARJORIE ELDER F. H.A. 2,3. Blue Demons l,2,3,4. BONNIE JEAN EPPS 59 'HMP' lf' Q' CLYDE EPPS Spanish Club 2,3 WILMA FIELDING Spanish Club 4. GARLAND FORD Football 3,4. Boxing 2,3,4. R Club 2,3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. RALPH G OBBLE BILLY GORDON F,F,A,1,2,3,4 LAuReNE GREEN s.E.c. 3,4. F.H.A. I,2. WILDON HARRIS F,F,A, 1,2,3. B.E.c. 4. TOMMY HEWGLEY Class President l,2. Student Council 3. R Club 3,4. Co-Captain 4. JOY sus Hoses F.H.A. 2,3. F.T.A. 3,4. B.E.c. 4. DAVID HUGHES JAN JACOBS Band l,2,3,4. Homecoming AH. 3. F H I 2 .A., Basketball I . DALE JOHNSON F F.A. l,2. Key Club3 . BARBARA HARRIS F,H.A. l,3,4. Blue Demons 3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. Press Club 4. BETTY HARRIS Homecoming Queen 4. Blue Demons I. Cheerleader 2,3,4. C lass Vice-President 4. HELEN amos s.e.c. 3,4. ORS? fix MN Q NSW E X be it' li N , N- RICHARD KECK Football l,2,3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Basketball l,3. Track l,2,3. JOYCE KELLY Band l,2,3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. F.H.A. 2,3,4. Basketball l,2,3. MICHEAL KENDRlCK F.F.A. l,2. Basketball 4. Key Club 3,4. 1, rv' i-3 K at MARGARET KENNAN Homecoming Aft. l. Blue Demons l,2,4. F.T.A. 2,4. F.H.A. l,2,4. LURABETH KILGO F.H.A.1,2,3,4. B.E.C. 3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. Blue Demons l,2,4. STANLEY K NOWLES Korea 1951. WAY NE LE HMAN Basketball 3,4. ROBERT LEU LEO LYNCH F.F.A. 2,3,4. NORMA McK I NNEY Band l,2,3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. B.E.C. 4. Class Secy-Treas. 4. DUANE MABRY Annual Staff 3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3. Judging Team 2,3. Key Club 4. HARRELL MILLER Band l,2,3,4. Sfuden? Council l,4. Key Club 3,4. Pres. Sfudenf Body 4. SANDRA MILLER Blue Demons I,2,4, Press Club 4. Student Council l. SHIRLEY MILLER Band Maioreffe 2, 3,4. Sfudenf Council 2. Vice-Pres. F. H.A. 2. Annual Staff 4. WANDA MILLER F.H.A. 3,4., F.T.A. 4. B.E.C. 4. DORIS MCDOUGAL B.E.C. 3,4. BOBBY MCFALL Football 3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3. Secretary 3. DANNY MOORE Annual Staff 3,4. Class Vice-President I. PFA. I,2,3. Judging Team 2,3. 39 MQ' GAYNELL LEA MOORE Band 2,3. B.E.C. 3,4. Library Club 4. Drum Maiorette 4. JUANITA MONEYHUN F.H.A. 1,2,3. B.E.c:. 4. was INN Q I -ov, WILLIAM MORRISON JOE NEIL F.F.A. I,2,3,4. Football 2,3,4. R Club 3,4. Baseball l,2,3,4. JIMMY NIDA OVA LEA OXFORD B.E,C. 4. MARY ELLEN PATCHELL MARY ELLEN PARKER Blue Demons l,2. Band 3. Spanish Club 2. JOAN Rosumsow r,H.A. 1,2. B.E.C. 3,4. JOHN ROCKWOOD Band l,2,3,4. Football l,2. Student Council l. MARGARET RODGERS F.H.A.1,2,3,4. Blue Demons 2,4. B.E.C. 4. Library Club 4 ROSE ANN ROSS B.E.C. 3. Basketball l,4. JOE SAGER Class Pres. 3,4. Key Club President 4 F.F.A. l,2. Student Council 3,4. BETTY SAMUEL F.T.A. 4. Press Club 4. B.E.C. 4. GLENNA REESE Basketball 3,4 Spanish Club 3 F.H.A. 3,4. Blue Demons 3 NELDA JO RICHARDS B.E.C. 3,4. REBECCA SAU LSBERRY Blue Demons l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4. Basketball l. '3' JO ANNE SILVER Basketball l,4. Blue Demons l,2,3, B E.C. 3,4. GEORGE STMKINS F,F.A. 2,3,4. JANET SMHH F,H,A. 3,4. Blue Demons Cheerleader 3 4 Class Treasurer 3. Spanish Club 3. PATRICIA STRINGER Blue Demons 2,3,4. B.E.C. 3,4. LEONARD TOWNSLEY Spanish Club 4. Key Club 3,4. Library Club 4. FLA. 3,4. TOMMY WEBB HAROLD WEBSTER Band l,2,3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. WANDA WH ITE BOBBY WOLFE Football I,2,3,4. Basketball I,2,3,4. R Club 2,3,4. Track 2. SUE WOODRUFF Band I,2,3,4. F.H,A. 1,3,4. F.T.A. President 3,4 Press Club 4. JOE MATHIAS BABY PICTU RES: Jan Jacobs Mary Ellen Patcbell Garland Ford Jo Ann Elizabeth Clardy Juanita Ann Moneybun Yvonne Bryan Duane Mabry Sandra Miller. Janice Brandon Wanda Baker David Randall DeWitt Jessie Mae Reed Joy Sue Hobbs Sue Woodruff Joe Sager Wilma Fielding Glen Dale .Iobnson Mary Ellen Parker Danny Moore M il LAMOINE WILLIAMS F,F,A, I,2,3,4. Football 3. Spanish Club 4. Glee Club 4. JUDY TUEL WILSON Blue Demons I. Cheerleader 2,3,4. F.H.A. 3,4. 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Row 4: Johnny Coatney, Irene Collins, Eldon Combs, Richard Conaway, Billy Copelin, Ora Don Cowan, Melvin Creech, Dale Daniel. Row 5: Elaine Daugherty, Mark Davidson, Mary Ellen Davis, Patricia Davis, Jo Ann Dearman fnot pictur- edj, Marilyn Dean, Charlotte Denton, Betty Divin. U ' Ml-Q 3 , F Yfj' G milfs! ,...s + F Row lgJeannine Doescher, Wiloma Doyle, Susan Dubbell, Rex Easterling, Donald Edgmon, Tommy Elder, Pat Ellis, Jimmie Evans. Row 2: Lamona Farrar, Ernest Farris, Delmar Ferrell, Pat Ferrenberg, Joyce Fielding, Bobby Fine, Shirlene Finn, Bobby Ford. Row 3: Lane Ford, Dale Ford, Sue Fraser, Doris Ann Garrett, Donald Garrison, Ralph Gibson, Flora Mae Gobble, James Gobble. Row 4: Virginia Gobble, Moxie Gundlack, Dean Hampsten, Larry Hanner, Margaret Ann Harmon, Marilyn Harris, Darrel Harrison, Darwyn Haskell. Row 5: Marilyn Hathaway, Donald Hendrickson, Barbara Herron, Kenneth Hines, Billy Hight, Harriet Howland, Roy Hummel, Douglas Jackson. -ff 'yo r' f' X1 sg ., wif W' 5 r JY ' was :S Row l: Lucy Mae Jacobs, Carl Kell, Mary Jane Kilman, Don Kimberlin, Billy King, Bill Kistler, Jerry Kitterman, Mary Sue Landers. Row 2: Jerry Lee, Carroll Leu, Ida Ruth Lovett, Lois Faye Lyon, Nancy McCaIlister, Bobby McCartney, Adelle McClain, Gene McCollough. ROW 3: Dorma McConnell, Toby McDougal, Carol Ann Mabry, Loye Dawn Mabry, Earl Martin, Lorraine Melvin, Betty Miller, Eva Ann Miller. Row 4: John Moneyhun, Allen Morrison, Dick Moore, Harley Moser, Joyce Mullins, Charles Musgrove, Billy Floyd Neil, Sharon Neil. Row 5: Doris Nichols, Tommy Oldriclge, Nancy Pace, Wayne Pace, Elmon Parks, Emily Parker, James Parker, Beatty Peterson. ei L J 0 6 4 'Q T7 Row lg Herbert Pickle, Dale Pickering, Shirley Pittillo, Imogene Pollock, Kenneth Pollock, Clyde Price, Lonnie Raymer, Dottie Reddick. Row 2: Edwin Ritter, Janet Roney, Johnny Roughton, Danny Sampier, Hal Sarratt, Robert Schneider, Carolyn Shaddox, Martha Dee Shaw. Row 3: Raymond Shermer, Buddy Skelton, Alvis Davis, Carol Ann Smith, Mary Jo Smith, Terry Spence Charles Spoonhour, Dan Stacy. I Row 4: Virginia Stratton, Mava Strout, Della Rae Thomas, Patsy Thomas, Harold Townzen, John Uglum, Melva Lee Vaughan, Gayle Vick. Row 5: Mary Frances West, Joyce Whorton, Ruth Williams, Billy Wayne Williams, Billy Wayne Williams, Velma Sue Wilson, Jean Winchester, Genevieve Wiseman. ..: M 0 J,-A 35 J , 4 ,.., v S , 1' . 6 ng A , Q, C24 in Eighth Grade Row lg Wayne Mackey, President, Rosemary Fones, Vice-President, Peggy Means, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: Alta Ackley, Ira Adams, Sandra Adams, Gary Allen, Owen Anderson, Doris Ash, J. M. Baker, Leroy Boker. Row 3: Tommy Baker, Letha Ball, Vanie Barnes, Carol Barron, W. E. Bender, Curtis Bequeffe, Danny Biggs, Guy Blevins. Row 4: Nancy Bloomfield, Margie Boyer, Billy Joe Brace, Charlie Brewer, Donald Bridges, Mary Bridges, Billie Brisco, Euleffa Buhrkuhl. Row 5: Christine Burrell, Jo Callison Uo Anni, Kay Calvin, James Carlisle, Sarah Carter, Donna Cary, Sue Chase, Dell Christy. Qui' Eighth Grade Row l: Jimmy Clayton, Bonnie Cobun, Lynne Collette, Jesse Combs, Jeweldean Cooksey, Mary Coon Field, Joell Cooper, Shirley Corneilson. Row 2: Janice Corrigan, Gracie Cotton, Mayme Cox, Wanda Creech, Thelmaline Cross, Donna Cunning- ham, Rodney Curnutt, Leroy Daniel. Row 3: Larry Dean, Darrel Demmelmaier, Geraldene Dorey, Vester Drymon, Frankie Edgmon, Margie Edmonson, Nora Edwards, Ruby Edwards. Row 4: Don Elkins, Lillie Elliott, Jean Ellis, Lynette Epley, Cora Mae Evans, Nona Fine, Carolyn Finn, Sharon Fitzgerald. Row 5: Billy Fleeman, Adelbert Florer, Carl Ford, John Wayne Ford, Val Ford, Joe Ford, Edith Foster, Richard Glenn. fs Eighth Grade Row lg Hurley Godwin, Roger Greenlee, Marylene Harris, Linda Hathaway, Kay Henman, Gary Holley, Larry Hughes, Johnny Jacobs. Row 2: Earl Jones, Martha Keck, Barbara Kelly, David King, Noah Kirk, John Kistler, Barbara Kennan Janice Lane. Row 3: Buford Latta, Roy Leach, Jackie Locklin, Patsy Lowe, Jackie McCartney, Ted McConnoughey, Delores McCoy, Edna McGarrah. Row 4: Barbara McKinzie, Jimmie McWhorter, Reba Meise, Alyce Mullins, Malcolm Murray, Buddy Nichols, Doris Nichols, Billy Nida. Row 5: Leo Nutt, Leon Nutt, Nevelda Ogden, Edward Patchell, Sharon Patton, Marilyn Petty, Velma Pifer, Clarence Precure. 4' Q all if 'ff' Eighth Grade Row lg Stanley Price, Mary Reeves, Steve Roberts, Betsy Robinson, Billy Rosswom, David Rowlan, Edna Rusher, Florence Ryan. Row 2: Ruth Sarratt, Ben Seaman, Mary Sharp, Sandra Simpson, Bob Sizemore, Jackie Smith, John Smith, Rosa Soard. Row 3: Sue Spencer, Cleatus Stacy, Thelma Stacy, Billy Steadman, Rosa Stover, Marietta Summers, Shirley Thomas, Paula Thompson. Row 4: Robert Tims, Johnny Townsley, Norma Walker, Adabelle Walters, Jack Wassman, Irene Waters, June Watkins, Betty Weaver. Row 5: Lodema Welch, Katie Wells, Jackie West, Rose Marie Williams, Tracy Williams, Jeanie Wilson, Sue Ellen Wilson, Johnny Winchester. ' Seventh Grade Row lg David Dubbell, President, Jimmy Bevers, Vice-Presidentp Ann Deason, Secretary, Lisbeth Bronson, Treasurer, Allen Ackley. Row 2: Jimmy Adams, Virginia Adams, Helen Allen, Harold Amos, Bonnie Andruss, Jeanne Atkins, Betty Bair, Bobby Baker. Row 3: Loueva Baker, Louise Baker, Roland Bass, Claude Beebe, Beth Ball, Velma Birchfield, Joe Bishop, Harve Blakely. Row 4: Virgil Blakely, Barbara Boatman, Jimmy Boydston, Joyce Boydston, Darrel Boyer, Junior Brace, Ronald Bray, Norma Lou Brewer. Seventh Grade Row i: Rhad Brooks, Mary Jane Brown, Refa Mae Brown, Jerry Brust, Ronald Brusf, Barbara Bullard, Eu- gene Burrell, Donna Burton. Row 2: Peggie Cannady, Jerry Carlisle, Jimmie Carter, Kay Chase, Carl Chism, Cleta Clardy, Roland Clardy, Wanda Clark. Row 3: Joann Colville, Wallace Cornelison, Ira Lee Cowan, David Creech, May Beth Creech, Charlie Crifes, Curtis Cummings, Shirley Davis. Row 4: Darwin Deason, Ronald Deason, Charles Decker, Nancy Dennis, Pebble Dodd, Bonnie Donaldson, Eddie Driver, Pat Duncan. Row 5: James Duty, Patsy Edgar, Norma Edwards, Johnny Elliott, Ray Epps, Marilyn Fielding, Patsy Fine, Mary Ruth Ford. ii Seventh Grade Row lg Donald Ford, Ronald Ford, Betty Gabbarcl, Wendell Garner, Betty Garrett, David Givers, Betty Gobble, Junior Gobble. Row 2: Janice Graham, Bertha Grant, Virginia Grigg, Leonard Grubbs, Jeanne Homes, Myrna Ham- mers, Melvin Harp, John Harris. Row 3: Joyce Harris, John Hart, Robert Hart, Wilmer Hasha, Betty Hays, Troy Henman, Sue Henry, Tommie Herron. Row 4: Jack Hill, James Hinson, Linda Houpt, Mary Ann Hughes,Mike Hughes, Bobby Hummell, Sheila Kay Jackson, Harold Jacobs. Row 5: Nanette Jacobs, Barbara Johnson, Gynuth Jones, Patricia Jump, Robert Kane, Earl Kappler, Wayne Keys, Geneva Kirk. Seventh Grade Row iz Bonnie Kitterman, Clara Lane, Glenda Langham, James Langston, Mary Langston, John Leach, Sybil Leasure, David Lee. Row 2: Norma Lee Lefleft, Leroy Lovetf,Cecelia Luelf, Mac Luffman, Anita McDougal, Carolyn McFall, Johnnie McGarrah, Larry McGovern. Row 3: Guy McKenzie, Bonnie Merrell, Don Mesnard, Carolyn Morris, Carrol Morrison, Everefte Morri- son, Jeff Moser, Irene Murphy. Row 4: Charles Musfeen, Dennis Musfeen, Lena Jo Neely, George Neil, David Nida, Wayne Nida, Sydney Nuff, Jerry Oldridge. Row 5: Henleyeffa Parker, Maxine Pendley, Johnny Phillips, Stanley Phillips, Wanda Phillips, Max Philpof, Bobby Pickett, Bonnie Pifer. . i' 'VY' Bfaxf' Seventh Grade Row iz Joyce Popnoe, Mary Jane Prickett, Winston Prophett, Gary Reynolds, Modena Reynolds, Wayne Richey, Claudine Rife, Mary Jo Rodgers. Row 2: Jimmy Roe, Bobby Rogers, Doris Roller, Betty Rominger, Jerry Rossworn, June Rowlan, Jerry Royster, Carl Russell. Row 3: Cleaburne Ryan, Randy Shepherd,Sandra Silver, Donald Spencer, Erman Stover, Betty Stringer, Janice Tanner, Freddie Thomas. Row 4: Marie Thompson, Stanley Thompson, Phyllis Tucker, Byron Vandover, Frances Van Meter, Gene Wages, Richard Warner, Linda Webb. Row 5: Sherry West, Verel Westover, Larry Whitaker, Edward Williamson, Eugene Wilson, Janice Ninchester, Rosalind Withrow, Jim Yockey. ' J. x ,Q ,, r ., Q ' ' L, I 4 K 11 1 r -:. Q.. 1. .. ,, . 1 a 4 5 - L .lim ., ..:-Q i uv , If X . s -4 , 1, u 1, 4.- 1, 'v L '1 ' 1 v , ng 1' I ' 5 . 11 A . 1 s V- '1' W . ggi . 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W N4 x f , N 'W 4 x v' ' ., . X , N 5 4 , bg. -. N T '1 ' L' - '-n',f::s9e1a:e2, ' . .,.,..x .,.., , . AJ-E . ... LV-I' W :herds no ti ' J' ,rbi 5 b h-ff , .T - . V , XA' f ' .1 NN ev-er on-vu Ya: R 3' XQ9 - - I ff- wr if ' lllii , , May de-,I ne :L Y x. 'ir-dor cool. A ffmfr IIA JH Hflflfla' I ' we WCTI' EITTES Co-Editors' Message .lo Ann Clardy - Janice Brandon Co-Editors We, the co-editors of the 1953 volume of the Mountaineer, wish to express our thanks to the Faculty, the students, the University Supply and Equipment Company, the Musteen studio, the Rogers business advertisers, and to all who helped make this book possible. We also give our thanks to each member ofthe annual staff who worked faithfully with us to make the Mountaineer a success. In this book we have presentedglimpsesof life at Rogers High School in the year i952- 53. We have endeavored to make this annual as accurate as possible, and we extend our apologies to those involved in the event of errors. We hope, that in years to come, you may turn its pages and recall pleasant memories, if this can be done, our goal has been reached. Jo Ann Clardy Janice Brandon 2' MATTIE LEE BEELER - Sponsor DELLA MOSS BEELER - Sponsor sim .- SHIRLEY MILLER - Activities THORNTON JACOBS - Photographer fix! Annual Staff A ..,.' DANNY MOORE - Business Manager DUANE MABRY - Advertising 17 Y,f'N M, ! MARALYNE CARSON - TyPiSf OLENNA THOMPSON - Classes Press Club Seated: Joyce Kelly, Sandra Miller, Sylvia Butt, Kay Lou Douglas. Standing: Jan Jacobs, Betty Harris, Barbara Harris, Randall DeWitt, Leanne Ebersole, Sue Woodruff, Norma McKinney, Donna Lou Hardy. Mrs. Leith Worthington: Sponsor OFFICERS Sylvia Butt ........ .............. ...... C o -Editor Kay Lou Douglas .... .......... ....... C o -Editor Nancy Adams .... . . .Business Manager Future Teachers Row l: Sponsor, A. W. Bevers, Sue Woodruff, Norma McKinney, Kay Lou Douglas, Joyce Kelly. Row 2: Kathleen Allmendinger, Donna Lou Hardy, Sue Hobbs, Wanette Bender, Norma Miller, Leanne Ebersole. Row 3: Lurabeth Kilgo, Sandra Miller, Sylvia Butt, Janice Skelton, Barbara Harris, Nancy Moore. OFFICERS Sue Woodruff ...... .............. ....... P r esident Norma McKinney .... ....,...... . . . Vice-President Leonard Townsley .... .... . . Treasurer Kay Lou Douglas .... ..... S ecretary Harrell Miller - Student Body President OFFICERS President ....................... .. . Harrell Miller Vice-President ........ .... N ancy Thomas Secretary - Treasurer . . . . . Jack Deason Student Council The purpose of the StudentCouncil is to promote better conduct, to maintain awholesome school spirit, and to provide leadership for the student body in working on its problems. This year the council sponsored a talent show, a benefit basketball game, and a suggestion box. The group made trips to Eureka Springs, West Fork and Springdale. Row lg Virginia Stratton, Donna Lou Hardy, Nancy Thomas, Sue Beck, Shelia Kay Jackson. Row 2: Mr. Joe Fay Moore, Sponsor, David Dubbell, Darwin Deason, Clayton Barron, Harrell Miller, Robert Wright, Jack Deason, Delmar Ferrell,Butch Beck, Wayne Mackey, Curtis Bequette. SPONSORED By Mc Donald's ily Q Key Club Row lg Billy Don Jackson, .lack Deason, Phil Easterling, Dale Johnson, Bobby Bevers, L. E. Perry, Sponsor. Row 2: Joe Mathias, John Gregory, Buddy Bloomfield, Michael Kendrick, Bobby Wyatt, Gerald Stead- man, Jimmy Smith. OFFICERS Joe Sager... ....... President Buddy Bloomfield... ......... Vice-Pres. Jack Deason . . . ...... Secy-Treas. Freddie Burton .... ....... S enior Director Larry Graham ..... ........ J unior Director Bobby Wyatt ...... .... S ophomore Director The Rogers High School Key Club was organized in May l952, and began functioning in the fall. lt is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club which set up a special committee within its own organization to see that a club was started in the school. The purpose of the club is to develop leadership among its members. Vocational guidance is a part of its program. The motto is, We Build . Included in the activities this year was a banquet and program on the night the club received its charter. The club sponsored a pancake breakfast at the Masonic Youth Center on January 30 and 31 . Business Education Club Seated: Mrs. Clyde Young, Jolean Albritton, Lurabeth Kilgo, Nelda Jo Richards. Row I: Wanda White, Ova Lee Oxford, Goynell Moore, Helen Grigg, Sue Hobbs. Row 2: Joan Slinkard, Dale Johnson, Janice Skelton, Wildon Harris, Mary Sue Green, Rose Lee Gab- bard, Jessie Mae Reed, Juanita Moneyhun, Doris Ann McDougal. OFFICERS Lurabeth Kilgo .... .. . ...... President Jolean Albritton ..... .... S ecy-Treas. Ada Pearl Wiley ................ Vice-Pres. Doris Ann McDougal.. . .... Reporter Sue Hobbs ...... . ................ Historian Spanish Club Row 2: Joyce Jones, Helen May, Dott Clardy, Miss Robinson, Sponsor, Billie Read, Betty Blackburn, Wanda Waldrep. Row 3: Floys Dawdy, Billy D. Jackson, Leonard Townsley, Thomas Matheas, Harold Webster, Loren Clough, Mary Ellen Patchell. OFFICERS Janice Brandon. . . ............. ....... R eporter JoAnn Clardy ...... .......... ......... P r esident Glenna Thompson .... .... .... V i ce-President Sylvia Pearl ....... ..... . ........ . ......... S ecretary-Treasurer lan-N-ks - Library Club T it Seated: Ado Pearl Wiley, Dott Clardy, Narcia Clough, Janice Brandon, JoAnn Clardy, Margaret Rodgers, Frankie Silver, Maralyne Carson. Standing: MissClawson, Sponsorp Joan Slinkard, Gaynell Moore, Elwood Baldridge, Leonard Townsley, Patty Melton, Joyce Wilson, Thornton Jacobs, Wanda Whitehead. OFFICERS Jo Ann Clardy ...... ......... ......... P r esident Leonard Townsley .... ...... V ice-President Wanda Whitehead .... . .. .Secretary-Treasurer Dott Clardy. . . ..... ............ R eporter F. H. A. The Rogers chapter of the F. H. A. started the 1952-53 school year with a very active calendar. Highlights of the year have included dances, bake sales, dinners, taffy pulls, installation of officers, federation meeting, and of course the bi-monthly meetings of the local chapter. The more colorful events started with our Homecoming celebration on Oct. 'l7. The girls made and sold corsages of white mums tied with wide blue ribbon and a blue R resting in the center of the flower. This was very successful and money was added to our treasury. On Sat., Nov. 8, 1952, we held a bake sale at the Linkway store. This also proved successful. As Thanksgiving drew near, we made plans to celebrate with a dance to be held at the Masonic Youth Center on Nov. 26. Both square and ballroom dancing were enjoyed. Music was furnished by the high school orchestra. District l Federation meeting was held Dec. 14, in the Ballroom of the Student Union on the U. of A. campus at Fayetteville. Rogers chapter president, Donna Hardy, who also holds the Federation One presidency, presided over the business session. On Jan. 24, the Masonic Youth Center was again the site of gaiety. The annual FHA-FFA banquet was held in honor of King Buster Ford and Queen Donna Hardy. This year, the royalty was crowned by high ranking members of the respective organizations from Siloam Springs. Following the dinner prepared and served by FHA girls, the evening was spent in dancing. The program was highlighted by the coronation of the King and Queen. This year, we have made much improvement in our organization, and we are looking forward to an even better chapter next year. Sponsored by LEADER VARIETY STORE F. F. A. In September several members of the club exhibited livestock at the Benton County Fair. Garland Ford and Russell May showed championship animals. Thirty-five boys attended the State Livestock Show in Little Rock. ln the ceremony at Springdale, twenty-five of the Rogers boys received the Chapter Farmer Degree. At the January meeting Donna Lou Hardy was selected chapter sweetheart. Joe Neil, Bill Carter, and Larry Graham attended the State Recognition Banquet at Little Rock. POULTRY JUDGING TEAM Bill Carter Joe Neil Larry Graham In National Poultry Judging Contest-The three members of the Rogers poultry judging team, winners in the state contest last spring, represented Arkansas in the national contests at the national Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City. They are, left to right, Bill Carter, Joe Neil, and Larry Graham. The Rogers poultry iudging team was awarded a silver emblem for its showing in the FFA iudging contest in Kansas City, according to E. C. Walker, team coach. Larry Graham, who won individual judging honors, received a gold emblem, and individual bronze emblems were awarded to Joe Neil and Bill Carter, other members of the Rogers team. Sponsored by ROPER'S FOOD MARKET Quality Foods--Ph. 329 5.4-4 Drum Maiorette - Gaynell Moore Row l: Judy Ferrenberg, Shirley Miller, Barbara Robinson, Nancy McDonald, Betty McCurdy, Iwana Lou Musteen. Row 2: Jessie M. Reed, Raymond Brust, Mary Jane Kilman, Ann Harman, Robert Wright, Jon Jacobs, Macie Gundlach, Harrell Miller, Norma McKinney, Sara Pickett, Joyce Kelly, Janice Skelton. Row 3: Marilyn Dean, Kay Lou Douglas, Nancy Laney, Jackie Patrick, Loren Clough, Sue Woodruff, Janice Beaulieu, Pat Ferrenberg, Barbara Bryan, Adelle McClain, Ann Holyfield. Row 4: John Rochwood, Jimmy Evans, Jimmy Chastain, Janes Adams, Charles Musgrove, Harold Web- ster, Dale Wambsgans, Gail Banks, Micheal Lowery, Bill Laughlin, Bobby Wyatt, Randall DeWitt, Jackie Baggett. X , Senior Band Sponsored By GRAY'S GROCERY 401 Row l: Donna Cary, Billie Brisco, Jeannie Wilson. June Watkins, Kay Caivan. Row 2: Jerry Royster, Carl Chism, Jerry Brust. Row 35 Troy Henman, David Lee, Stanley Price, Jerry Rossworn, Ronald Brust, Pat Duncan, Loveva Baker. Row 4: Janice Winchester, Sybel Leasure, Barbara Kelly, Earl Kappler, Eddie Driver, Harold Jacobs Eugene Wilson. Row 5: Owen Anderson, John Kistler, Jimmy Clayton, Billy Rossworn, Ronald Deason, Max Philpot Richard Glenn, Leo Nutt. Row 6: Teddy McConnaughey, Butch Beck, Edward Patchel. Vlaiorettes - Donna Cary, Billie Brisco, Teddy McConnaughey, Drum Major, June Watkins, Kay Calvan, Jeannie Wilson. Junior Band Sponsored By IDEAL MATTRESS COMPANY Phone 575 I I Senior Chorus Row l: Dolores Evans, Annette Ragsdale, Marilyn Hathaway, Jannette Haynes, Janet Smith, Sidney Black, Margaret Kennan, Dorothy Taylor, Janet James, Miss Gay Gillam, Director. Row 2: Sylvia Pearl, Sue Beck, Judy James, Wanda Baker, Frances Williamson, Yvonne Bryan, Margie Elder. Row 3: Tommy McDougal, Jackie Davis, Clark, Micheal Kendrick. Jerry Ferguson, Tommy Hewgley, Bobby McFall, Donald SENIOR TRIO Michael Kendrick, Sue Beck, Jackie Davis. JUNIOR QUARTETTE SENIOR OCTETTE Row ig Mafilyn Hathaway, Janet Smith, Margaret Kennan, Wanda Baker, Sue Beck, Judy James. Row 2: Jackie Davis, Micheal Kendrick. Rosemary Fones - Accompanist Janice Lane, Shirley Thomas, Sharon Fitzgerald Linda Hathaway. Blue Demons Row l: Janet Smith, Judy Tuel Wilson, Sidney Black, Betty Harris, Donna Lou Hardy, Sylvia Butt. Row 2: Glenna Thompson, Betty Keck, Mary Lou David, Carol Callahan, Lamona Farrar, Janette Ball Harriet Howland, Sharon Neil, Ginger Bishop, Nancy Moore, Mary Jane Herndon, Mrs. Lon Price Sponsor. Row 3: Jean Winchester, Eva Ann Miller, Aurita Strong, Janice Brandon, Nancy Thomas, Lynne Harris Leonora Brower, Margaret Paschal, Kathryn Creech, Joyce Wilson. Row 4: Lois Lyon, Mary Frances West, Elaine Daugherty, Sue Fraser, Martha Luffman, Melva Lee Vaughan, Lois Spivey, Margaret Rodgers, Annette Ragsdale, Sue Beck, Marilyn Sammons, Harriet Baker. Row 5: Shirlene Finn, Emily Parker, Susan Dubbell, Patty Melton, Charlotte Baldridge, Joyce Jones Wanette Bender, Mary Sue Green, Glenna Reese, Lurabeth Kilgo. Row 6: Susan Bair, Marilyn Harris, Jeanne Bender, Mary Alice Lindsey, Sandra Miller, Margaret Kennan, Row 7: Barbara Harris, Royce Croxdale, Martha Shaw, Margie Elder, Billie Rae Reed, Narcia Clough Leanne Ebersole, Janette Haynes. I I I I I ,su - EJLP? g , A 5 li' . Q3 W 55, :F iv' 'fi 'T X 7 'Y , . va f A ' Q ,-.- ' ' 5 5 M ,nw , G: L vi. ' P 4 by J La wk, lg, ' ti Q 7- Egg ,7 :use-csswsgfswf . 'S K Q ' K-5 i , ,433 ' X J I l Egg ' ' - ffl 1 95 EYKT,- , I V 3 ,.. , . Blue Demon Cheerleaders Janet Smith, Judy Tuel Wilson, Sidney Black, Betty Jean Harris :nsored By MILTON'S GROCERY 8. PHILLIPS 66 Donna Lou Hardy, Sylvia Butt. ' i Blue Bombers Row l: Lilly Elliott, Betsy Bronson, Sheila Jackson, Rosemary Fones, Mary Ann Hughes, Nancy Bloom- Field. Row 2: Janice Graham, Ann Deason, Betty Gobble, Jeanne Hames, Sue Spencer, Sherry West, Bonnie Donaldson. Row 3: Marilyn Fielding, Shirley Corneilson, Rosa Stover, Patsy Edgar, Gracie Cotton, Mary Ann Coonfield, Carolyn Finn. Row 4: Henleyetta Parker, Carolyn McFall, Betty Stringer, Sandra Silver, Martha Keck, Janice Lane. Row 5: Betty Hays, Pat Vick, Joann Callison. Row 6: Sharon Patton, Sarah Carter, Barbara Kennan, Dell Christy. Sponsored By ROGERS TRUCK 8. IMPLEMENT COMPANY Kale Fones, Manager Class Room Activities f z Q i yfd The girl who studies foods and nutrition has the These two comely cooks are not going to be caught background necessary for a career, as well as the like Old Mother Hubbard. training required For becoming a successful home- maker. l MM. Testing For sugar, starch, and protein is the task of Yes, this is a tuning fork, but it is not being used these two interested biology students. to obtain pitch. These budding Curies are test- ing for wave lengths in chemistry class. x 'C .r V, A. so 'N ' ' ii N 'wkabfia Chemistry is serious business to thesetuture scien- Clipping items from newspapers and periodicals is fists. oleasant work For these :hirlenr lsnlnnre Classroom Activities At the circulation desk a student assistant smiles Three Junior boys search their report cards in vain as she aids a Freshman to select a book for a par- for that A in English. allel reading in English. '....... -5 English lll Class enioys a quiet period of study in Speech courses bring out the creative ability of preparation for group discussion. the student. These girls are not iust posing. They are consult- A Junior is checking out reference material as an ing the atlas in preparation of an assignment in assistant librarian looks on. Girl in background English on Learning to Use The Library. consults card file for information. Classroom Activities 1. Feminine Robinhoods acquire good posture and Pyramid building is a Favorite exercise with high poise by the practice of archery. school girls. so These seventh grade girls enjoy a fast game of basketball. Physical Education is important in the Rogers High School curriculum. The morning rush to buy cafeteria tickets. Delicious and nutritious foods are being prepared for the noon meal. Classroom Activities U il Us ix to lndustrious students apply workshop skills. While two classmates observe, a student demon strates the use of the drill. b 0 Locker inspection shouldn't worry these two sopho- Mimeographing Spanish Yearbook. more girls. The Business Education Club completes the build ing of its constitution and by-laws. Preparing business form for R.H.S. P.T.A. membership drive. Classroom Activities Plans For the year's work is being discussed by the Vice-President and President of the Student Body. '. SW is Y This Junior girl appears pleased as she checks her Work! Yes, but there'll be another day. These transcript with her principal. Juniors will enjoy the Fruits of their toil at the Junior-Senior banquet ond prom. ve' A Sef'll0I' puzzles OVSI' difficult GdVOf'lCed Cllgebfd Eufekql Here'5 Qne he has mustered. problem. ' Classroom Activities hun: ' ,, ' 5 ' A 5 7 ll if 'lg l i v ,. ft: 1 , Wills owns .-.s jing in Debating is a Favorite activity with this history class. Here a Sophomore is trying to convince the iudges that Alexander the Great was a greater military genius than was Julius Caesar. In the Fine arts department one advanced student posts her completed production as cz Fellow artist puts the last strokes to hers. World geography isa pleasant subject to these Jun- iors. Juniors take a backward glance at the history quiz. 'ww' The i952 presidential election was made pertinent to these Future leaders by a class poll. Here you see them tabulating the results. Classroom Activities These bays are explaining their relief map of This eighth grade boy studies marine life the United States showing crop belts. during noon intermission. Little bl-If I0Ud - Three Royal R's as given by section 'I of the eighth grade English class. Y Two lucky seventh grade girls pause in their Sit right to write right is the slogan of the task of tidying the magazine room to read penmanship class. These iunior high pupils while their less studious classmates take se- demonstrate. mester exams. -F Sl 'G I QW Football Queen Betty Harris Spgngored by KELLY SIGN SERVICE J , 'V Ja ,K Y. 1 , ,dx QR: A 'N xi' 'X 79' .-1' W: '- '?ff..f'f gale? ' M . - ,X Homecoming Parade ' 12g .x. x ' f 5 Q Q vw? M. gf, m ww Y . was Q. ,- A b .. . 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Joyce Wilson, Managerg Patty Mel- Norma King Joann Slinkard Lynne Harris Guard Forward Forward SCHEDULE OF GAMES Rogers Opponent Rogers Opponent 38 Gravette 39 45 Van Buren 73 63 Decatur 44 42 Gentry 30 37 Gentry 30 34 Springdale 32 I9 Gravette 33 50 Gravette 26 23 Siloam 42 29 Green Forest 37 25 Green Forest 34 30 Huntsville 25 Betty Sue Nida Forward Patty Melton Joan MCConnaughey Guard J erre Thomas Guo,-d Forward SPONSORED by Guard Freda-Marie Shop Nancy Thomc Guard Charlotte Baldridg Forward Peggy Elkin: Forward . Q .QB LN' Joyce Jones Guard wr . l :ouch Johnson Ted Givers Chester Christy Bobby Wyatt Wayne Smith Senior High Basketball QM, Micheal Kendrick B in f ll' 'i ..4v Wayne Lehman Tommy Hewgley Bobby Wolfe Buddy Bloomfield Walter Davidson i Junior High Basketball Boys Row ln Ted McConnaughey, Steve Roberts, Delmar Ferrell, Harley Moser. Row 2: Coach Matthew, Clayton Eversole, Rex Carson, Bill Kistler, Mark Davidson, Alvis Smith, Rex Easterling, Ralph Gibson. Senior Basketball Boys Row lg Buddy Bloomfield, Ted Givers, Walter Davidson, Tommy Hewgley Bobby Wyatt. Row 2: Coach C. J.Johnson, Bobby Wolfe, Wayne Lehman, Wayne Smith Chester Christy, Mike Kendrick, Randall DeWitt, Manager. Sponsored by RUSS ELL'S 5p' - 5l.O0 --ROGERS ONLY SELF-SERVI CE STORE Junior High Basketball SCH EDU LE Rogers Opponents 24 Gravette 42 Garfield 34 Gentry 26 Decatur 32 Bentonville 40 Gentry 30 Springdale 32 Harrison 31 Gravette 32 Fayetteville 28 Bentonville 42 Siloam Springs 35 Huntsville Senior High Basketball SCHEDULE Rogers Opponents 54 Gravette 67 Decatur 44 Siloam 4l Gentry 57 Decatur 32 Webb cify 60 Siloam 57 Bentonville 50 Green Forest 46 Van Buren 52 Gentry 44 Springdale 51 Harrison 79 Webb City 34 Gravette 65 Huntsville ,tsl 333,11 M 0, X j 'r 7 f 5 4. il sl tit N, R'- 33.5 Boxing Team Punchy Ford Novice Champ Rogers High school has a little bit of everything in it now, in- cluding a boxing champion. Garland Punchy Ford, who has been boxing for three years, finally went all the way this year, and came home one of the Arkan- sas champs in the Novice division of the Golden Gloves. Punchy started this year at Huntsville, and really got under way with a bang by getting three technical k. o.'s in a row in the district meet at Huntsville. Then he went to Fort Smith and won a three round decision over Glen Chapman of Hot Springs to be- come Novice Champ. Jack Deason, Lamoine Williams, Garland Ford, Val Ford. Garland Ford Val Ford QLittle Punchyl Val fights in the 85 pound weight team. He won district championship. Junior High Football Team Row l: Coach Bean, Charles Musteen, Ted McConnaughey, John Kistler, Johnny Winchester, Jack Hill Berel Westover, Harley Moser. Row 2: Tommy Oldridge, Mac Luffman, Steve Roberts, Leon Nutt, Mark Davidson, Rex Easterling, Del mar Ferrell, Randy Shepherd. Row 3: Owen Anderson, Butch Beck, Bill Kistler, Douglas Jackson, Jerry Lee, Carl Kell. Row 4: Moxie Gundlack, Bobby Fine, Alvis Smith, Carl Ford, Lane Ford, Ralph Gibson, Gayle Vick Billy King. Sponsored By H. A. CARY FURNITURE STORE 0ff To Camden For the first time in the history of the school, the Mountaineers assured themselves ofa berth in the state finals by a triumph over Jonesboro Hurricanes by a score of 21-14. On December fifth the small, fighting Mountaineers found more than they could handle in the large Camden line which held the Blue and White scoreless the first half, but took the sec- ond half kick-off to the Panther's goal with Wolfe, Keck and Love eating up short yardage to the three yard line. There Haynes and Creekmore gave Love an opening to squeeze over the goal. Creekmore kicked a perfect placement. The final score was 27-7 for the Panthers. milk kmm Qswww WIN li' C 4 r I F A . aff 'x K i ' Z-, . J lil-'L ', L1 . , Q ,figs V f S, ,L!'!Lu 2 Ji' 0. A I fl lf, I' +1 1 QC fi. r- . 5 ' ' .1 fx rl, l 4' I l 7' , . If ,I yl I lf, ,lf 1 sf' 7 s l 41 ll ,Q y, .'2'fl I V Evita' f ww tg Q - CLUB Revie Rogers Mountaineers opened the 1952 football season by thoroughly ramping on Bentonville's Tigers 26-0 at Bentonville. Bentonville is Roger's traditional rival and all the Mountie players were eager to beat the Tigers. The game was a game of long runs for the Mounties with senior halfback, Bob Wolfe, scoring twice on 60 yard- run-backs. The first TD of the game was scored by Rogers Quarterback, Tommy Hewgley, after Tackle, Don Creekmore, recovered a Tiger fumble on the 25 yard line. Rogers fourth TD was made by Fullback Jerry Ferguson in the fifth play of the fourth quarter. The Mountaineers came home the victors of the season's first game. In the first home game of the season the Mountaineers tasted defeat for the first and the last time in regular season play. The Monett Cubs snealxed past Rogers 8-7 on a touchdown and safety. The Mounties outplayed Monett all the way, but the breaks iust weren't right for Rogers, and Monett beat Rogers for the second consecutive time. The Mountaineer's second home stand was a bright spot in an even brighter season. Rogers defeated the Van Buren Pointers 28-O. This was the first time Rogers had beaten Van Buren for many years. This was the first annual Dad's Day game, and the Dads were allowed to witness their sons' playing from a choice seat on the Mountie bench. Statistics proved the Mounties were the better team throughout the game with Rogers gaining a total of 309.5 yards while the Pointers gained only 109.5 yards. Van Buren equalled Rogers in one department with both teams getting 10 first downs. Both teams tried 10 passes with Van Buren completing three and Rogers four. Rogers' TDs were scored by Ferguson, two, and Bloomfield and Baker, one each. Jerry Haynes covered Pointer halfback, Pete Collier, back from the five yard line for a safety in the first quarter. ln the fourth game of the season the Mounties trampled on the Siloam Springs Panthers 27-0. The Panthers was the third and final team to go scoreless against the brilliant defense of the Mountaineers. Siloam got past the 50 yard line only twice during the game, once to the 31 yard line and once to the 26 yard line. Rogers led in the statistics with a total of 288 yards against Siloam's total of 151 yards. The Mounties made 11 first downs while Siloam made only 8. The Panthers had a slight edge in the completed pass department by completing 3 out of 9 attempts, while Rogers completed 2 of 11 tries. The Huntsville game marked the middle of the 1952 season, which the Mountaineers won 19-13. This gave Rogers a record of four wins and one loss with five games to wg. Sd SEB !Z1l...l.l viii fi! 1 Season go. The first quarter saw the Mounties score twice, and it looked as if the game was n the bag, but the keyed-up Eagles come back for blood in the third quarter and ncored twice to tie the game, and the score stayed tied till the fourth quarter when :ull-back Jerry Ferguson went the needed distance to score and put the Mounties ahead :nd eventually win the game. The Mountaineer's homecoming game against the Subiaco Troians was a real test if the Rogers' defense and it proved that the Mounties had what it takes. The Zuniga :nd back combination was almost entirely stemmed by the crafty Rogers defense. The lame which ended with the score of 26-6 Rogers, was dedicated to Franklin Baker, vho was recovering from an iniury received while blocking a punt in the roughest lame of the season, the contest with the Eagles. Although experts all over the state were predicting that Rogers was ready for an vpset by Harrison, the Mounties ignored the prophecy and played to win. This they lid by a score of 19-6. Statistically, Rogers was the leader in every department except ompleted passes. The Mounties gained a total of 346 yards, made 14 first downs, ind completed 2 passes. Harrison completed 3 passes, made 8 first downs, and arned a total of 177 yards. Halloween goblins, hexes and bugaboos didn't bother the Mounties who downed he Springdale Bulldogs 20-14 at Springdale. The Mounties defense was fronted with 1 mammoth task throughout the game. Springdale kicked to Rogers and the Mounties tarted a drive down-field that ended when Ferguson scored from the 8 yard line. ogers' second TD was made by Hewgley who received a pass from Ferguson and an 44 yards to score. Their third and final TD came on a spread formation pass with uarterback Buddy Bloomfield tossing a 25 yard poss to Ferguson who went the rest f the way untouched. November 7 is an important date in the 1952 football season. On this date the lounties won the District I AA football championship, and clinched a place in the tate playoffs by defeating Fayetteville 13-6. This was one of the best defensive games f the season, as the Mountie defense held the Bulldogs to a total gain of 80 yards, 'hile the Mountaineer offense gained a total of 209 yards. Rogers Mountaineers closed the regular season play against the Sequoiah Indians of zhlequah, Oklahoma. The Indians were District 12 B Champions in Oklahoma, ut they were no match for the Mounties who ran over the Indians by a score of 26-7. By DeWitt Sponsored By APPLEGATE'S DRUG STORE Ph. 26 ii ' yi '11 sffir' --, if, L. V. Brewer Tommy McDougal Wayne Smith Guard Jerry Haynes Tackle Joe Neil Center Senior High Football Boys John Clayton Tackle 8- End Hula flies through the open- ing for a touchdown agoinst the Subiaco Troions. Rex Easterl ing End Freddie Baggett End Tommy Hewgley Back , vi GU0 d 8- Buck Tackle 8. End With the aid of good blocking by J. Haynes and D. Creek - more, Billy Love gets over the line for TD against Cam- den in state finals For Rogers only score. Charging through a hole the Hurricane line Love p up l8 yards. Bobby McFall Bobby Wolf Back Back ile Webster Garland Ford Tackle GU0 fd Bobby Wolfe eludes a Jones- boro block, and with the aid of Jerry Haynes stops '25 for a short gain. Coach Matthews, Tommy Hew- gley, Phil Easterling, Coach Johnson. Two games to go for district championship- Donald Creekmore Tackle Don C lark Guard Frankl in Baker End Jon Sager Guard Billy shakes them again to 2 you see Hula Love with aid of Ram Ferguson's :k, running roughshod over Troians. elude two Trojans and gets a good block from big Joe Neil, 'll54, for o 26 yard ga in. Billy Love Back Richard Keck Back :alter Davidson Freddie Burton Buster Ford Center End Back . . 0 -li Scdf' 'KC' JM 5PRlNcoAn.E's 6' -, , , 5 A., one mvs ARE OVER Sk TI? A , , LA? nogtens 6 ci. Uv T ' ' QU' X Ajmsgoqzrs .,,,A,R Z6 Bcnfonvlul ....... 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Phone 7l4 -00-40' COMPLIMENTS Of AMERICAN NATIO AL BA K SWIFT-A precise end who likes to make every move count, Phil Easterling is an uncanny broken field runner when he catches a pass, and has held end runs by opponents to minimum yardage. Compliments Of GEORGE'S FLOWERS George and Larry Eoff . ,,,, .Awww Phone 858 104 S. 4th Sr Compliments Of ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY 405' -'-05' SURE-Though among the light- est of Mountaineer football play- ers, Bob McFall has displayed a. talent for tackling that ranked him well in the steadiest tacklers on the squad. At 137 pounds, Mc- Fall runs offense from a halfback post. His tackle-ability was fore- Compliments Of HATFIELD AND BLAND GROCERY AND MARKET 111 W. Walnut Rogers, Ark Compliments Of ELLIS ICE CREAM sToRE Mr. and Mrs., L. L. Brick SMlTH'S FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY WATCH REPAIR J. 0. Ella COMPLIMENTS Of ROGERS PHARMACY Corner Second and Walnut Phone 708 -10-'01 ROGERS COCA-COLA BOTTLI G CO. Homework pause ROEBFS, Ark. Phone 123 Compliments Of J. 0. RAND GROCERY COMPANY Compliments of i BRlNK'S JEWELRY STORE 208 West Walnut VERSATILE- Quick to take a,d- vantage of opportunities, Bob Wolfe boosted the Mountaineers scoring total in their first game, at Bentonville, by running back a 61 yard pass interception touch- down, and a. 62 yard punt return TD. We can use Wolfe any- where, Coach Bob Matthews said 40 -401' '0 THE BULL- Mountaineers half- back Richard Keck has been credit- ed as the most difficult of Rog- ers backs to bring down,when he's traveling into the line on aplunge. A carrier whose specialty is the sure gain, Keck moves scarcely a yard above ground with the ball. ' ' ' ' ' ' '-'ff-'11 Qi ,V l RIFE'S DO - COME -IN School Supplies Lunches - Cold Drinks Candy - Ice Cream 106 South Sixth fi is DECKER MOTOR CO. 73 Buick 9 Sales Service 41 When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick will Build Them it 26 Phone 860 is RAKEsTRAw's stone 5 QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS FURNISHINGS FOR THE FAMILY ,N First in Values First and Walnut ' 4 Compliments N: 5 of ROGERS TIRE SERVICE FASHION CLEANERS U' S' Royal Tues Wilbur Harmon Charles and Maxine Gundlach Second 8: Elm Phone 53 -'-0-'01 Compliments Compliments gf Of CllUCK'S CAFE BROILER HATCHERY Phone 863 AND POULTRY FARM Producers of the Good Wishes Profitable and Efficient From VANTRESS cnoss GommEY's CLEANERS BROKER CMCKS Phone 726 Rogers Arkansas BENTON COUNTY N URSERY Complete Line of Nursery Stock Rogers Arkansas Phone 86 IIILLCREST LU MBER COMPANY H1 Way 71 S. Phone 1120 FANCY FOOT-One of the fast- est, Mountaineers to run downfield when Rogers makes a kickoff, end Freddie Burton also displays a twinkling set of heels to opposing halfbacks when they allow lxim to catch 0. pass behind them. l:.lll'l0ll was first anxoug the linemen down under on kickoffs at Siloam N-01' -00 Phone 1019 All New MAPLEHURST 71 MOTEL 1 Mile West of Rogers On U. S. Hiway 71 Safe, Vented l-leat, Air Cooled R. V. White 8a Clara Mount, Owners Rogers, Ark. Compliments Of BETTY ANN THE PINK COURT Phone 396 C OMPLIMEN TS Of MUSTEEN STUDIO THE HOME OF BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS ROKEIS Arkansas MITCHELL LUMBER COMPANY Quality and Service Phone 381 Corners Walnut 8: Arkansas Comers Arkansas 8: Cherry Compliments Of BAm2:n's FEED sroms 1,7 , , , 1 THE ROCK-Steady and consist- ent, 17-year-old Garland Ford will be' playing for a second time in Homecoming Friday night when the Mountaineers face Subiaco Trojans. 40 BlLL'S CAFE We Serve llonest Food No Skimpy Meals at Bill's Cafe Phone 611 Palace ofthe Ozarks HOTEL ARKANSAS Modern - Fire Proof Attractive Coffee Shop The Orchard Rogers Arkansas CY CARNEY APPLIANCE 8: FURNITURE A. A, Welborn, Managerx Phone 233 117 W. Walnut Rogers Arkansas OAK LAWN COURTS and SERVICE STATION Two Miles South of Rogers, Ark. Hi-Way 71 8: 62 Phone 1066-j-3 GRAHAM SL SANDERS FARM SUPPLY Phone 973 or 1350 Compliments Of NlCHOL'S JEWELRY Phone 588 211 W. Walnut RUGGED-Jce Neil likes it that way. He cut at star beside his name with all-around offensive and defensive play in Rogers' win from Siloam Springs. Seventeen years old, Joe trimmed 26 pounds away from the 206-pound weight '16- -'-0 BUELL'S DAVIS PAINT STORE Paints - Painters' Supplies Wallpaper - Gifts Phone 905 122 W. Walnut Compliments of n DOUBLE-TROUBLE - Quarter- FARMERS' C0 - OP back Tommy Hewgley passes Well with both right and left arms. A 145-pound senior, Tommy was phone 463 311 W. Walnut first of the Mountaineers to score in 1952, with a 26-yard quarter- back-keeper run against Benton- ville in the opening game of the season. 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