Rogers High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rogers, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Porter ....... ........... M ember Elmo Scot! .......... ........ M ember N. L. Hailey ......... ........ M ember SQ fs- ig - W 'ff 5 I .- f. vw - Z ij I 155 ? f E Q ish! 1,Ll- gl S! -, - 0 9 .2 . up n f , - A - ,vw Q M .5 P f i ii i, - , a W ,f WM if fr Ny m. K ' A W 1-pn, . 'wg , , ff '- .gfwflf XM f ia 'ff-'Q , -fp . V f ff Y-iifi f 1 vi NY mp - I r K' may fi A 1 - ' Q 5mux1l11lll1a.. 2 - , - Ak, SV g f' 'V' 1?- ' - -155 ' if r- t' i1L: - n Ll ff x 2:5125 'if5:,. R ' mf XMxNXll11MJf, I KQAK I+-N ,--X - .M 1 22,1 . ,.-, Q VQZ11 I 1 , ,QU I -XX A V, -57 s ' .. i Xfx df , i X-..,Muf' i FM- x 'lm , Z---W . MRS. J. WAYNE FORD MRS. KENNETH BLAND Secrefory to Superintendent Secretary to Principal MAE l. YOUNG Business Education F.B.L.A. Sponsor MRS. LON PRICE If I ,' Librarian l W An l r U Science I Nile Library Club Sponsor Blue Demon Spofuorv er lllrfl Kg x MRS. KATHERINE SIMKINS I ' ALBERT W. BEVERS Mathematics Mathematics Business Meihods Psychology FRANK C. HAWKINS Mathematics er MRS. ALMA MEASELES LEE MEASELES Science Maihemaiics Science I.. G. ANDREWS Social Sciences 4 ,. BETTY LYNN REAGAN History Director of Lyceum Assemblies Eighth Grade Sponsor -ESM L-W-30N we sg - 15,533 MARY SUE REAGAN MRS. BLANCHE N. HUBBARD Social Studies F.T.A. Sponsor Geography .4 kim MRS. E. C. WALKER E. C. WALKER ,J K rl' English Agriculture Us-xl' Mi FFA Sponsor MRS. STEVENSON Home Economics Blue Bomber Sponsor -A fif . ' 4' ' 1-C E. ' I VN, ,tv ., L' S ' 4 ,E ws MATTIE LEE BEELER DELLA MOSS BEELER English English Annual Sponsor Annual Sponsor CHARLOTTE BREWER MRS. ROBERT BUTT Science English Junior Class Sponsor ERNESTINE A. Mcl.EOD Home Economics FHA Sponsor Lunch Room l 3 1 A K 1 FLORENCE EDITH ROBINSON l-HTH woRTHlNGToN English English Spa,-,ish Journalism Spanish Club Sponsor sPe9Cl1 Senior Class Sponsor .Z ,,.. GEORGE M. FENTEM Physics Chemistry Music C. J. JOHNSON Physical Education Basketball Coach BILL R. SEABOLT Algebra Junior High Coach Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. CLAUDE WILLIAMS, JR. R. E. KBOBJ MATTHEVIIS Physical Education Hisfo,-Y G-A'A- SP0n50 Football Coach Junior Class Sponsor Daies in Kcmember -Classes Started in RHS. -Classes elect officers. --Teachers attend meeting at Bentonville. -Adabelle Walters chosen Fair Queen. -Maralyne Carson selected to edit Yearbook. -FHA members attend meeting at Springdale. -Joyce Wilson elected FFA Sweetheart. Donna Hardy reigns over Homecoming Game. -Staff members attend Yearbook Clinic at Fort Worth -Teachers attend State Meeting at Hot Springs. -Jack Deason wins Rotary Essay Contest. -Football Banquet. Basketball season in full sway. Christmas assembly. Classes resumed in RHS. -Joan Brown wins Lion Oil Essay Contest prize. -Rogers beat Bentonville 75-48. Susan Dubbell elected FHA District l president. -Headline in Mountaineer Teachers are Fashionable. -Baccalaureate Service. Senior Class Night. Aug. 31 Sept 11 Sept 15 Sept. 18 Sept. 30 Oct. TO Oct. 22 Oct. 24- Nov. 5-6 Nov. 5-6 Nov. 14 Nov. 24 Dec. T- Dec. 18 Jan. 4- Jan. 14 Feb. 5 Feb. TO- Feb. 19 May T6 May 'l7- May 20- May 21 Senior Picnic. Commencement Exercises. 1' l Ll 5 lf ff x RL H llll ,gf 5 Iiii lf? ' X H N . X A-.. Leann.. -533-:L 4 3 F 4 vf 'XX E QZENNQ Z 1:15 ' T3-SX - 8 Y E wx, f' X in ' F ki, V i '-'-1... : x . -,Q V ,A - -5.:.g-X ww- 2 l gal 'fu--2:4- 1-5551!-3fT A , MA ' - l lhgsil-f W E - E ' 'g 5' ' N ' Q-JE! X Q E Q l, gin. l .. l 4 247 lf ' 5 g f , 215 QF f f ll? ag N K5-Slr 'Q my Kylf' ' 3 Ml l l! f f l X . , -Q , f W P 1x n i 21 ' . l lx l -au- 2 wg, .X 'Q A325 :gi gig- x - --, H3722 KZ In 3 'slgglihtrg 'Sig' --l-.- ' 1 'JG Eiffel 114' 5325? ,M Q13-Q lmhhivnm '-1-7 ff sa -142913 A25 1 QM! ,afsllms aw 2312- -3-ea A- L ' ' gi'3E F'i .E- -- A l- -Q Qffil l fl 1 5' 7' 5 iff l ii-YSC7 1 --S-l r I 4 fl! 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Franklin Balmer Foolball 'l, 2, 3, 4 R Club 2, 4 Sludenf Council 4 F.F.A, 3, 4 Virgil Baller Bond Cl Clayton Barron Class Pres. 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Library Club l, 2 in 5 ,A Phyllis Bonham Blue Demons l, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Russell Bagley Class Vice-Presid 2,14 4 ent 4 Class Presidenl 2 Buddy Bloomfield Football l, 2, 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 R Club 2, 4 Basketball I, 2, Delena Brewer F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 3,4 Secy. 8. Treos, 3 Pep Squad 3 Baslcelboll l, 2, l. V. Brewer 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 R Club 2, 4 Shirlone Broyles F.B.l.A. 4 Blue Demons A Chorus 1, 2 Sludent Council Loma Burrell F.F,A. 2, 3, 4 Roy Campbell Spanish Club l Maralynl Carson F.H.A. 2, 3 Annual Sloff 3, Edilor 4 Library Club 2. Bill Carter 2 4 3 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Chostor Chrisly Faolball l, 2, 3, 4 Baskefball 1, 2, F.F.A. l, 3, 4 ll Club 2, 4 John Claylon Football 3, 4 R Club 4 Student Body P Key Club 4 3, 4 res. 4 Charlolte Kendrick, T' S Nancie McDonald, and Janie Herndon, wiih dreamy thoughtful- ness, review las! year's annual. Don L, Dieu Band 2 library Club 3 Leanne Elaerscle F,H,A. 2, 3, 4 Blu. Demons 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 F.l.A 3 Don Eoff Baseball 3 Doyne Eoff Baseball 2, 3 Delois Evans Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, A F.H.A. T, 4 F.T.A. l Jerry Ferguson Football 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4 R Club 2, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, Barbara Fine F.H.A. 'l, 2. 3 F.B.L,A. A G.A.A. Buster Ford Football I, 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Chorus 4 R Club 2, 4 lou Ln Gabhard F.B.L.A. 3, 4 F.H.A. l John Garrefl Baskeiball 4 Band l, 2 Library Club 4 Tod Givers Baskefball l, 2, 3, 4 Key Club 4 FLA. 2, 3 Library Club 4 Larry Graham F.r.A. 2, 3 Key Club 3, 4 .arf Mary Lou David F.H.A, l, 2, 3, Blue Demons l, Pres. Library C Junior Class Re Waller Davidson 4 2, , lub 4 porfer Faolball 1, 2, 3, 4 R Club 2, 4 Baslielball l, F,F.A. l Floys Dawdy F.F.A. 2, ll, 4 2,, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Loran Clough Band 2, 3, 4 Jo Ann Clark Copelin Library Club 4 F.H,A. l, 2 is-inf ilu-an Hg? '16, ' vu- 'Q' !l'5'z I - ' - 13261-4' x.r ,M ij' IAQ. 4r !' N' Yi law- ! . , A f I .Q if Z' fvg V 4' qi .-: 1 .ae it 1-rf' fi' ry., John Gregory ll Club A Key Club 3, Baseball 1, Marie Grubbs Library Club F.H.A. l, 2 Billy Hampsten if Y IQ ruin' a.Y1ff. , YM . Between classes group of seniors enioy minute's respite. Oblivi of the good story be told by Walter Davidson Donna Hardy F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Dole Hendrickson Mary June Herndon Blue Demons 1, 2, 3 F.T.A. 2, 3 F.B.l.A, 3 Chorus 3 Elaine Houpt F.T,A. l, 2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 F.B.l..A. 3 Thornton Jacobs Annual Stuff 3, 4 Janet James Chorus 2, 3 Girls Club Repr. 3 Press Club 4 Donnie Jefferson F.F.A. 'l, 3 Basketball l, 4 Football 1 Forrest Johns F.F.A. l, 2, 3 Charlotte Kendrick Norma June King G.A.A, l F.H.A. l Basketball 3 Bill Laughlin Band 3 Michael Lowery U Band 1, 2, 3, 4 'ne Smith and Clayton on, l.ona Faye Rough- and Virgil Baker await ' turns at the fountain e Mary Lou David gets 'ink. Dunno Marrs Spanish Club l, 2 Kenneth Mitchell Faye Kirk Moore Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 F.B,L.A A Nancy Moore HLA. 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue Demons 3, 4 HA. 2, 3, 4 Iwuna lou Musteen Band Majorette l, 2, 3 Co-Drum Mujorette 4 r.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Richard Niaa Dorothy Morrison Ocheltree Basketball l Margaret Paschal Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Jackie Patrick Band l, 2, 3 C, H. Patton Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Barbara Payne Basketball l Softball l Sylvia Pearl Blue Demons 2, 3, A F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 l Bully love otball l, 2, Basketball 1, 2 Baseball l 2 C ub 2, Edna McBride Basketball I Softball l Nancy McDonald Band Majorette l, 2, 3 Co'Drum Maiorette 4 F.H.A. l, 2 F.T.A 3 Tommy McDougal Football 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 3 R Club 2, 4 .luck Mallory Mgr. Football 3 ws- V ..-. ' - 2 , 2 ' , , 1 - l ,, ,ff yqfre, ,Q y ,,., y ,W M , , 2 ' xr Hill! -, l R'!.'1' iid! .FA 'e?2STi:'2'lIfIU'1.s42E I Nedra Parry F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Annette Ragsdale F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 F.B.L,A. 3 Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 W-vvvav 1 Q Phoebe Roddick Donald Roark I 1 ,Kin M, .lo Ann Slinkard, Mary, Sylvia Pearl, Frankie Silver, and Janet James dis- cuss pictures while Shirlene Broylos is absorbed in Glamour. l.ona Joy Rougltlon Virginia Russell F.H,A. l, 2, 3 Blue Demons 3, 4 i lp M ' v , Jon Sager , Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l im. 1, 2, 3 eq A , R Club 2, 4 S an J - 1- ' fi s f Jerald Schneider Y lg' A L s h 'a eroy c ner er iv..-A-5 . 'F Q Barbara Scltulteiann wg., K i ,A Nix F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 if A Secy. Class 'I -i . 5 Blue Demons .1 Qcrffgfqls , 2 Frankie Silver Annual Staff 4 F.H,A, 2, 3, 4 G,A.A. 4 Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Janice Skelton Girls State 3 Secy, Bi Treus. Class A F.B.l.A 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 1 Joann Slinkard Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A, 3 F,B.l.A, 3, 4 F.T,A. 3, 4 Jimmy Smith Football 1, 4 Hn Club 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Key Club 3, 4 Wayne Smith Basketball 3, 4 R Club 2, 4 Football l, 2, 3 Peggy Somerville F,T.A. 3 Basketball 2, 3 Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Rudy Spencer F.F.A. 2, 3, A - G 1 Glenna Thompson and Maralyne Carson in the Texas Hotel in For! Worih, Texas, where they attended the yearbook clinic. Jerri Thomas Basketball l, 2, 3 Homecoming Maid l, 3 Blue Demons 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Pies. 4 Nanci Thomas Homecoming Maid A Blue Demons 2, 3, 4 Baskelball 1, 2, 3 Sludenl Body V.-Pres. 3 Glenna Thompson Press Club A Secy. 8- Treas, of Class 3 Girls Stale 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Wanda Waldrep Chorus 2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. l Gerald Walsh F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Stanley Watkins Dan Whiraker F.F.A. 3 Gerald While F.F.A. 3, 4 Wanda Whifohead F.H.A. 1, 2 library Club 2, 3, 4 Ada Pearl Wiley F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 library Club 3 Sranlsy Williams Faofball 4 Boxing 2, 3, 4 Frances Williamson F-H-K 7. Z, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Aurita Sfrong F.H.A l, 2, 3, 4 Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Jaan Summers Blue Demons l, 2, 3, 4 Joe Summers F.H.A. 1, 2 rw .-as Delberl Springer Spanish Club 4 F.T,A, 4 Gerald Sieadman Key Club 3, 4 F.F A, l - x W Eipigf Qgif' 3 T ii 3 K Memories of Don Mesnard will linger long in the minds of his friends and classmates in future years. Don, an eighth grade student, lost his life in a motor bike accident on December 29, 1953. Don was a friendly boy, well liked by his fellow students and teachers. He was an alert boy, regular in attendance, courteous and prompt. His grades were average, and he was very much interested in reading. His main interest seemed to be mechanics. He displayed much common sense and could often answer questions about every day things of which the average eighth grade pupil knows Iittle. -The Mountaineer Uanuary 29, '54j published by the Journalism Depart- ment of Rogers High School. In Mcmariam WW' Wk I l 'fx' ? f fix ml T Q. 3 5 WH ff 'QH N NQ .1 i ,N,w fi X xxx , 4 f Qu e fx 'Fw ' , Il ,' U .14 , 4'-'i. S ' J' .A , ' ,,...-1' !a1.'f,1n.g'-f',Lf--f -N 4 - .4x,'ij2: ...'-QAM' - - - - . K .. W , 'Q,'41':'41g, H I , , , ' - , - - Q 1', Q' ,Aff zsffv rm my N E ' 2-. f?'4:' 3 Fi Ili ian gm mf: '-mn WU Fill em . .l Q I . . ll: Ig: .I Ill I-B Ill Ill all ' 1' -1 I A!! I nu lll Ill Ill 'gl , V - iiA K ' Ulu... Ill Ill I-I H1 ,f I ' - - - gy kflu . ' . if Iwi' -- .QQKM ' . 1 Y -my-B W ' ffyzlr Jvwr -'ull f- hm. . 5 X X XX xx X -N . ' fx 5 5 3 5N + 3 N- ' L. Q ln: . 'I .T ,:'q'.'7fil 1,-ki .lug .. vL..': ' a- -. fr. ff. '-,-5 --ff' 1, -'r .. N ff x y if b 4 Q ' A Q- ,.-.5 7 af-,Ma 1iFLff.1:1a-ras-iw... . 1-,. .... ,-Q4 x f' O the rchids go to .Ioan Elaine Brown, winner in the Lion Oil Scholarship Essay Contest, Her gH5 prize was twenty-five dollars. Her essay on C505 regenkxf the What My Home State Offers Young People was O rep red b Today was selected from thousands of essays ge' UW! 'SPOMO entered in the contest. 'n c P Aumefgdlxhe 'fgongesk n dn ,hip mee mss . hen Kuflor c d gli sos. sen! 900 Arkon . 0 Q U' o R gh vlfglflfff . I Stow' GIf'5 Iecfed to . skehon were e 9 and Jun Tho 'Pson Glenna my-Qt. Mg g 8? S 'li 5sww ttended An O u'5 'f1di - Adams o 5 S huttegnnn and John . A Tse cxionios A-H Club Congress un Luttte Roi! ing n November 6-7. Barbara Ottended os couirotye sPencH go 'oggthboy' fine chomPi0f' 93 for 1953 and John .cs s with re. Won fi er to Prod came' 90 lodging Winner and state v3Ce'P'e5'de h'5 'wo Yes' Place in Utime 0 winrfg aim U' Old G 9 liy - Terr uemse estock Y YA Show I. fn , I li 1 Shar 011 S Auxiliary ue P.,,,on of H1 . WGS Cro W ? This striking brunette was norneo .,.. ,, ton County in o queen contest of the Benton County Fair. She is Adcbelle Walters, on fresh- mdn. e Flrsf n Bqpfisr jd que., hwfh. n of the G, lrl 1 5 riff? JL,-1 A--ev 3 , lk Y, S1 S. L X , te Coochfs d Can D0 To Promo reum I' d The 5Ch00ls - f on 95' ya d 'ne sma h Ixtlhilcggssls lirlqtionshikf: hl5Wgl:,e hllxlllea iirsi place doxifn rujcllj-Z, vlxcirg 'acklsnellc:1lZZ:l'q,wc'Y'5Peeder, er ' , I - ' ' Sort ly by .luck Dealjonhl ugther honofs for .lack ore All-Amerffqnxfhmls 3SL::3,F All-Sfmel Aulzumuch. - er hllllgl Elle? Znll:lusAlll?Slaie in football. e'9US0n, nf A . us flvmvrs ,- ..., ,,. i K :WH Q BI mfield Wefe -I Ted Givers' Bobby wyan, 'Zr:n.B?:ily hog-Nrophy won selected on the All-Qounig counw in basketball. Buddy Bloomfield Jo Ann McConnaughey - in 'Omg ' e Mosl Athletic Mon Avhlevic Best All Around by qheur team ll 1 I ClUY'on Dwlgxrngsceed Mag' YPZSJEZI D0nna lou Hardy Most Likely To Most Popular B Preffiesr est AH Mos' L. Around 8: J-fomrrs W 5 -:V 'Til - .z sw ..,L u ,, . -Q ,N gm. 12' ' 3- P-.., - i y, Noncie McDonald Wiftiesf 1-1- Qui...- 'kely 'O Succeed 9,7 Johm'Y Claygon School's Jester 014 tiff' 4705 The school serves the community by fitting the boys and girls for work. The community men For custo r if-as 's D serves the boys and girls by giving them after- school and Saturday employment. A large num- ber of high school students are being benefited. A few of them are pictured on the job. N 'gh at sm' Bauer? 9' Alice lindsey makes her patient, little Kay Huntley, happy game' EVA' by supplying all her needs. Alice works at Rogers Memorial G3119' If C' Hospital. Q4 L . he b' 'n sc 'c I h 'O hu DutY as on 2 The show w James Ancxsfnade mi? 0 71.4, If-gt-1 and e'::: on these Pu 7 ji uPP ,. J' txif If J l f L. pl h sssi sr i 4, , ...gf . siw.f 'f:x iz-1':.'is it t f. S-...sjg Freddie 359990, student custodian. 014 filo' jab . Q me senior dass, 0UY'9 Bowan' Pteggznhritvvent oi his futher's works m Ihe repuu P shoe siore. ll If A Rodney Curnuit puts a shine on a pair of shoes in Barron's Shoe Siore. -lo hn G a,-,en woifg o na :uno mer Wx in HU NTS' gdsffirfl '1 A -.-,- These McMahp':lonnY tails are W . om b Y Janie Hernd On and M : Y Rogers High Sched duh. ore chi: 01 0:32, conscious G 91009 05 Youlu sem- eyrehakn 116- PN' P9'a Ms we osxxwn:nZnMXex-,. Where hasred one or her U'Pxe o. U: het., wih You Find 0 heme' Pm' o ' Margie Boyer, Rosemary Fones, Sharon 1-961156 ond Sue Chose compare medohions. while Parke 'end- r' Und 'ng I A,,,, 0 be DeUS0 readin n mode 9, Sh . I e'l mesa Ptierlfackson H Y collrgr en'eYer s, fe the Day C r and Euletla Buhrkuhl admire Pat Donna a y Swif9's metallic pompom tie. Theirs are made of soffer stuff. look CII fh and AU f'U e5:Z'rel'hooP e llgx QI,-ing s on Cqmlyn M EI c ,oy Th' . th ls Fl 9 w ere WS' 1 as W mad B' he 'sho Slime- . 9 lg nah P and Aw., Elqme Du c ,he eq lq S U . ons sn 9l'e y is 'f '9, 1,,, , w I acrqss 'h Ga,-,ng H If ,S e 'able ' Gin . 98r l Donna Cunningham wearing g end of which is cu! off. Pa! Vick with the large earrings and the R sweater. ihe lar e bracelof, the soulh 5 e BASS.. px 11. it ts x . , swyyih ., ri Zim' and Plaza' far 571114 ALL WORK doesn't make dullards out of the Rogers High School pupils. Play is important to them as well as work. These pages show that many of them find an outlet for their excess energy. a vo' G , Marw on blind- Y mana eeedlngoilhiheaf senses' ' '-- Notf 'llePossessioH ol in U Be'fe . McCu d mary ef-fan: Y Harris, h . . ousewlfe ' ' es her cul. I, Q .K ,.,. K I Q- .. if 2' . f Girls can have fun without boys around as these pictures at Pat Ferrenberg's bunking party show. fb? 91114 84 What is James A. Duty trying to prove? Why, that he can recline, listen to Dragnet, drink a coke, read, and take his own picture simul- taneously. .- Gi all V 'Gif 1' This shot should have been in the HONOR sec- tion, but fishing is FUN too. These fishermen re Dean Hampsten and loyd Lyon. 1+ .x Beginning with the underdogs these canines are F dd' re ie Baggett, C. H. Patton, Gayle Vick, Dale Webster, Bobby Wyatt, Bill Carter, Forest Johns Tommy Oldridge, Rex Easterling, Robert Wright, R I ' aph Pointer, and Norman Waggener. NY' as-f1'vmL, O Uk 4 I Q These high school seniors enioy an evening of fun playing and singing. Billy love, Donna Lou Hardy, Maralyne Carson, Frankie Silver. Thorn- ton Jacobs was on hand to get the picture. is yy srrs r 1 :ge Q , x My nl, . .,,,. , ki A.. i vv lv XIX l glllfl Laurie Kay Lester off hor dignity. Carl Kell, James Adams, Clinton Deason, bar- bers, and Jimmie Evans, customer, do some real barber-shop harmonizing. glllfl Th'-i' she rei0 slMode WMGW, izzvzhen owne. W f when Mm: is so hw 0 d s while Rex Carson and Nanci! Sue West oze McDonald find amusement in the contents of her purse. , 5 ':twii1nW 9 PNN h I 0 Us-if-'1 ' N Sl At noon recess ph, Jun. nor high girls drink ml, 95 and talk ,L .S as Q 'ar The whole group at a shower for Barbara Robinson Webb. Nancie McDonald, Mary Sue West, Marty McMahon, Barbara Robinson Webb, Pat Ferrenberg, Bette McCurdy Harris, Mary Sue Green, Laurie Kay Lester, Judy James, Sara Pickett. After the excitement of the shower come refreshments. Sharon Neil and Sara Pickett 4 04 4 LB Lullfl' Kay nd Jann New 5187 a over thel' vhs' glllfl N HAH' and oh dgn: Wllct's in a picture? Instead of catching a little love scene, the rumer pocket ruse. R tender CHIC!! CXPOS ex Carson es a pick- and Laurie Kay Lester. uns P . rv 9 n hm hk's ef'Y' swf' ' P lvnos Danni' 1. A at Ill U e we 'Nom Rex is not trying to eat the fringe. Tllere's an icicle there. . Q55 mlmslumm Di' Na Donna Cunningham Janne Herndon and Beisy Robinson are seihng up a fhree dlmenslonal replica of the TB stamp Hass 73011 THE SCHOOL SERVES THE COMMUNITY . . . by Teaching the Arts Nancy Laney and J. D. Epley put the final 1 ouches on n Christmas seal replica. hi l l'fum'.u Sc :Sli My 11 ' Donna Cunningham, Betsy Robinson, and Susan Bair are doing water-color studies in creative drawing and painting. cfilfifies M . Price helps Bobby Humme, o These members of the advanced art class, Marie McGinnis, Barbara Brust, Alice lindsey, Raymond Brust, Dott Clardy, ond Martha Luffman are working on ceramics. 5 Av' I J e Bishop, rs and Glen Pickel with Ieathercraft. They are making belts. arles Summey, two Barbara Schulteiann and Ch talented art students, work together on a rural scene. 1' 6111.95 Karim Activities THE SCHOOL SERVES THE COMMUNITY . . by Teaching the Fundamentals - l d' before ihell' Pfola fms I udine Rife SUI me lume of the earl C . Roland clardyusulbir 0: cubic miles In 'he Vo showm9 'll' 'lack Hull Ben . Carlisle ' k. Y Buff, undo webl, ma '9 U 9ruPhic study of'fr:::o::mes Mr. Bevan ex I d H A and RfIYmo will dsslmal frachoni- Ruuih showill9 9 class how lo P Gills frquio ns lo Sheila Jackson Hlass 1600114 Ac izfiiics THE SCHOOL SERVES THE COMMUNITY . . . by Teaching Vocational Skills burn KGIIIIGIM Sharon Yemen, B0 'El:Sl?r:::l1: :al:eln9llhilucghil and Lodem' welsh' Stevenson. 'lull not ' in 58:23 bln ltglrunced Sludenl' Sue I These young , The 'WHlen9als arg . sho! v:hTlen:,'::,:'s og: FHA who Izlczlrlllgzg Engbeevseful as well. oi RHS are excelladhlgi mel' 5P0nsor. for F Y99feviIle. Mrs. Mclrzllfheehclz 'his If you think Rho bsgcnh lust waich them W 'f IS iho sms on 'my nas. ihe lunch 9 '9 sou Jllnlor High bo YS in Ohe cafeteria, im 4'l'N'Qg,. :hgh 611155 an THE SCHOOL SERVES THE COMMUNITY . . . by Teaching Shop Rodden Bray is using a culling toolp Billy Cole is using a wood lathe, and Eldon Combs is using a vise. l a Jim 'Y Bn' un 1hol119 ' ,f u Je,-gy Bufre 1 tom' 'he yiS8. using James T turn ,B effenrine and , ,h .Use gh I Billy C 9 'Wl in orde: wha while Jog? gwair their reed' Puts Eddie Ford and James Terrenfine using grinclslone. Don Eoff, James Clardy and Bob Franklin are welding on lime spreader. lcfilfities Rodden Bray and James McGovern watch James Terrenline weld. Hy n, o al-,ow me mos, pon E0 'Perari.,,, 5 fnd gd F Pau-, ,, di' Ford hd main' UIQ 'so 'mm 'i s CQ gf 'cols' Russell May, James Terrenline, Lama Burrell, Clyde Price, and Bob Franklin, officers of Rog- ers Chapter of F.F.A. 4 nh , 1-mend' ?:::.,t :,.,.u.-W 4- FFA F U ion bonqud ui 6'l11ss 1600111 flcfivifies Ch IC ering are using a pyrex glass apparatus for distilling water. urles Musgrave and Dale P' k ' ,pr THE SCHOOL SERVES THE . . . by Teaching Sc COMMUNITY ience Dale Wambsgans, Virgil Baker, Ray Ryan, and Bob Sweeten worked together at this table in '53-'54 in Mr. Fenfe ' ' ms chemistry class. This is a repetition but Dl ' ' , a e is lust too handsome to leave out. His interest in science dates ba lc ' c to his elementary school do ys. Hlizss Kvvm Activities A Scene from TREASURE ISlAND was acted out at a meeting of the P.T.A. on November 16. Characters: Barbara Kelly ....... . ,..... Billy Bones Kay Calvin ..,...... ..... J im Hawkins Joan Brown ................ .,.. . .. .......... ....... B Iind Pew Jeannie Wilson .......,...............,...........,...,..,...................,...........,...,,.....,....,.......,.................,.....,..,.......... Narrator Lead me straight up to him, and when I'm in view, cry out, 'Here's a friend for you, Bill,' re., C 5TUDYqmPl l' rh' HALL 'S HAM ' STUDY mom fur, 'hon Frances Williams, resigned, waits for De Lois Evans to make up her mind. Auritu Strong seems to know what she needs for her home- work. 611155 1600111 ,Activities claSS 'lugs . . their new sue eniors who are Tdylgxgnd Musteen, NlarY H1855 hePrJo:'a5' Shirlene Broy e . if-le elrirrlmnd Noncie Thomas' re V M ni K is..-as A red-letter day for the Blue Demons was the day on which their parkas were distributed. Wanda Downum is paying Mrs. Williams for hers. Jeanne Bender is evidently pleased with the comfort and beauty of hers. A mo disrr5bu'l o y breaks , t r ' f Cox bulon offlass Pirtu or 'he smdent Wells GL 'heirs from Es' AYvonne ans JMS the ' n backgmundlna Thompson ogg FClardy and Yzonne fdnlue Sigve I oyre P m phe Bobbie Smith seems to enioy her isolation in the prop room. She munches cookies and bananas while doing some make-up reading in art. 6'!i1ss 161717144 Activities BX, NN-W A sad reminder of the English Ill class of the day when none of them had prepared their liter- ature assignment. Why did Miss Beeler picture only Bobbie Smith and Betty Nidc? All were guilty. Norma King registers mild amusement, Betty Nida plain disgust while Dorothy Nida shows unbelief at a scene on an assembly program. D0ris A Stud nr' Goff V perf eff sir, Od p . 'efa 'e'e '9 ff, xed 'evdin e recitqyion 9 during 9 brief A 1-me - Nidu' on ii in . Alice . dy hd B nda Demmelxlrwiiiztionaries 'U' sw re . g e - en - cum-nf Sufi English vSS'9 ' 9 Prepdfln ' Zics 611155 KUUWI V45 'W E 9lish class sit Will' eyes . I-'muh n .I in 'his fI'eS . Scrlplure is , I the The P P's distraction Wlue dosed go preventhe nimercomjf being read 'We' l cl ses Donal M teen our Phot09 Pher' po While Mr- Us ' Dufy dh lss Picture, James Ray V .. for 0 cc' williams . 'his picture. . ae pvP f S s mgmh eff' Shirley Thomas and W ' eaitman Williams, pupils of the ninth grade, seriously contemplate the stack of books which they will have to master in the next three years in order to racluate. The Wing Scouts composed of RHS girls presented fhis Duke inhaler Anesthetir Mask to the Rogers Memorial Hos. pital. The girls are lwana Musteen, Mer ' Ferrenberg, Sur P' - ry Kilman, Pat a iclrett. Janice Skelton under mask. 611155 Ko om Avlivifics E tudenl - 1 from 5 1 reference muienu looks 0 f Ford checks on Charles 5P'onhau Buster may Fer9 5on' igbruriun- some n display- new books 0 In rgh school. is These boys and girls think they have arrived. These pictures were snapped as the freshm to enroll in ' ' an class gathered their first year ' h' af Av... 23 xx- 2' This picture shows the second-year typing class ad dressing envelopes for Mr. L. E. Perry, who had charge of the March ei Dimes campaign. This is one of the many services rendered the townspeople by this de partment. 611155 Kvvm Activities Q NH ,. Beny Evans qphers are h the 'these Iwo you1hfuln::f03L learning geo9mP Y and Katrina Hams' - f I w0Y- nl und me'-'mngu 1 so pe!! The Seventh grade class presents fhe Podunk Rural School assembly. 'Wlwr David Dubbell shows position For right-handed wriiing, Donna Burien for left Student Gvuucil ya OFFICERS President . ....... ................. ...... J ohnny Clayton Vice-President ....... .......,...... J ack Deason Secretary ........... ..... D onna Lou Hordy Sponsor ........... . .... Joe Fay Moore During the school year 1953-1954 the student council met twice each month. The council sponsored the following proiects: Scripture reading each morning over the inter-communication system, o good-will assembly program at Springdale, an Honor's Day, a talent contest, and a project for helping the needy of the community. Johnny Clayton, president of the council, presided at assembly programs during the year. COUNCIL MEMBERS Raw I-Johnny Clayton, Jack Deason, Donna Hardy, Katherine Means, Pat Vick, Sharon Neil. Row 2-Paul Sargent, Jo Ann Turner, Don Elkins, Wayne Pace, Rolene Williams. Row 3-Franklin Baker, Joe Fay Moore, sponsor, Clayton Barrron, John Kistler, Eddie Galyean, Dennis Musteen Spomnrecf By BETTY-ANN THE PINK COURT lfmrlu L Qi, UR Marolyne Carson, editor and typlst, copies class rolls IH prepara- tion for distribution of :lass pictures while Glenna Thompson and Frankie Silver arrange the picture packages in alphabetical order. The sponsors and three members 0 staff attended o yearbook clinic in Worth, Texas, on November 6al which was arranged by USECO, lishers of this annual. This p 1b omlo 0 of V wo CU' gal? 9 x-We vo llseosioll 9 K sol' he' ' 05 gi- gk we icture YW Emil? e on the campus of T.C.U. where clinic was held. Thornton Jacobs e this picture of Glenna Thompson, lyne Carson, Della Beeler and Mattie r. Don Clark, assistant photographer, in order. Harvey Fort, advertising ma lay-out. 13 -f D ' CI on edirwldy' Mori, , WWI' On Mccihnis the du Und Hurry Joyce w ' 9115, puts camera nager, studies was 61110 The gllilnuniaxneer ' g gi Published Monthly by the Journalism Department of the Rogers High School , , Q STAFF 'Sow Co-Editors: Leanne Ebersole, Donna Hardy, Business Manager: Janice Skelton. Clrculatlpn Managers: Mary Sue Green, Iwana Lou Musteen. Advertising Managers: Buddy Bloomfield, Walter Davidson. Exchange Editor: Glenna Thompson. Reporters: John Adams, Buddy Bloomfield, Walter Davidson, Leanne Ebel-sole, Harvey? Fort, Mary Sue Green, Donna Lou Hardy, Billy Jackson, Janet ames, Nancie McDonald, Nancy Monte, Iwana Lou Musteen, Janice Skelton, Nanci Thomas, Glenna Thompson, Gilbert Webb, Warren Woodrome. Buddy Bloomfield, Walter Davidson, sports editors, Leanne Ebersole, Donna Hardy, Co- editors preparing lay-outs. 0 U W B -x 2 Gilbert Webb, John Adams, Nancie McDon- ald, Mary Sue Green, Nancio Thomas, Iwana Lou Musteen checking back issues of The Mountaineer. if ,, 75Q94'ff5i' ,, giigfjf, i' 'fbi it a. w 'e 'Xi X 1 Billy Don Jackson, Janet James, Nancy Moore, Janice Skelton, Glenna Thompson, Harvey Fort proofreading galleys. Spomorecl By H. A. CARY FURNITURE STORE ' library 67116 Rose lee Gabbard, Sharon Patton, Mary Alice lindsey, Charlotte Baldridge, Barbara Bryan, and Marie Grubbs, student librarians, are being instructed in the preparation of new books to go on the shelves. Miss Ruth Clawson, librarian, is giving the demon- stration. dinger, Clinton Deason, and helpers, are familiarizing themselves with the dif- ferent sets of reference books. Ted Givers, Jo Ann Clark Copelin, Kathleen Allmen- Joyce Wilson, student Barbara Brust, Harriet Howland, and Robert Wright working in the magazine branch of the library. Members not pictured: Annette Ragsdale, Frances Williamson, Doris Garrett, Wayne Smith, Buddy Bloom- field, Jerry Ferguson, Narcia Clough, Wanda White- head, and Buster Ford. Sflllll 1 nrcvf But' ROGERS TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY . X Z17QL:fyf ll-5255.-l!9g!lFi1'P9 T!l5. '- ll' , - - Pug gfiifl fsswz 67 QQ A I 1:ff:1'22f:,.':g: LT f Q 6 OFFICERS President ........,. .,...........,...,,.... J anlce Skelton Vice-President ..,.. ..., M ary Sue Green SGCFGTGYY ....... .,..,.. S ara Pickett Treasurer .... .,..... H arvey Fort November 13 ..... .................. F .T.A. Assembly November 8-'I4 .... ..... A merican Education Week January ll ...... ....................... F .T.A. Dinner February 2 ....... ...... R eception for Faculty March 13-14 ...... .... .... F . T.A. State Convention March 16 ....... ................... E lection of Officers April .......... Formal Installation of Officers April ..... .... .............,............ T r ip to U. of A. T' xl Laurie Kay Lester, Bette McCurdy, Sara Picket, Floys Dawdy, Jo Ann Slinkarcl, Marilyn Hathaway, Janice Skelton, Mary Sue Reagan, sponsor. Cozy Mae Russell, Janie Herndon, Barbara Bryan, Charlotte Baldridge, Nancy Moore. Delbert Spring- er, not pictured. Z ily- 5, my K -115 -' , ,ug ,M 4-.....,L+ 7 .T4.?1- V ?' l 7 A 1, Ziff? f IRFTE ' i5'51,,x' f, 'Y iff. ,ski ,u 1 ff J ' 5 , X , . ,v W A f i A 11, , f N. I na L V XM sm 5 A fin key 61116 Row gen, Row Row l: Bobby Wyatt, Vice-President, Jack Deason, President, Bill Kistler, Secy.-Treasurer, Mr. L. E. Perry, Sponsor, Freddie Bag Clayton Eversole, Ted Givers. 2: Buddy Bloomfield, John Clayton, Clayton Barron, larry Graham, Buddy Skelton. 3: Robert Wright, Jimmy Smith, John Gregory, John Adams, Billy Don Jackson. Although the KEY CLUB is not a school organization, it centers around the school. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is a service club, serving for the good of the school. lf is an honor to belong to This organiziafion. Vaullz Hauler The Teen Town Council ofthe Masonic Youth Center was organized in the fall of 1952 for the purpose of providing more recreation for students of Rogers High School. The council is made up of seven members chosen to represent all Teen Town Members. The council then elects its own of- ficers. Officers for T953-54 were elected ot a meeting held the first week in September. Jack Deason was chosen president, Robert Wright, vice-president, Janie Herndon, secretary, lwana Lou Musteen, reporter, Bobby Wyatt, sergeant-at-arms, and Virginia West, Charlotte Kendrick, and Thomas Sni- der members at large. The council has weekly meetings on Thursday night to plan for coming activities. All drop-ins this year have been sponsored by the council, and special parties, iean iumps, sackhops, and 'for- mal dances have been held throughout the year. Th deal in promoting activities for the students. e council with its advisors, Doris Larimore, Alta Wyatt, and Bill Brown has done a great 'QS' A Virginia Sue West, member-at-large, Iwana Lou Musteen, re- DNP-in U' Teen-Town 090' U football 90m0- porterp Charlotte Kendrick, member-at-large, Jack Deason, President, Robert Wright, vice-president, Mary Jane Herndon secretary, Bobby Wyatt, Sgt.-at-arms, Thomas Snider, member- at-large. 1 cb i . 11, , .3 l Junior High Teen-Town party. Jon Sager is crowned FHA Beau at the Youth Center by Helen Boyd of Siloam Springs. Helen is FHA Federation President. Standing Left to Right: Rose lee Gabbard, Martha Westphol, .loAnn Slinkard, Sylvia Pearl, Edna Dawdy, Ruth Green, Shirlene Broyles, Mrs. Webb, Janice Skelton, Barbara Bryan, Margaret Ann Harmon, Floys Dawdy. Mrs. Webb telling the girls the rules of the Linda lee Cosmetic contest they were going to enter. She was also showing them the prizes. .L-. Standing: Billie Rae Reed, Vida Johnst Gloria Herr, Betty Blackburn, Betty Ha Slinkard, Edna Dawdy, Coxie Mae Russ Barbara Fine, Fay Kirk, Floys Daw: Margaret Ann Harmon, Martha Westph Virginia Gobble, Nina Henman. Seated: Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Ellen Woods, Mrs. Mae Young. Standing: Janice Skelton, Ruth Green, Anabelle McDougal, Bar- bara Bryan, Shirlene Broyles, Rose lee Gabbard. The installation of officers. rf 15 ieated: Mrs. Mae Young, Sponsor, Janice ikelton, Shirlene Broyles, Sylvia Pearl, Barbara Bryan, Annabelle McDougal, Rose .ee Gabbard. . li lf. 24. 61116 Motto: Better Business Workers for a Better Business World Faculty Sponsor: Mae L. Yeung, Business Teacher Business Organization Sponsor: Business and Professional Women's Club. The Future Business Leaders of America is a comparatively new club in R.H.S. The commercial students organized a club known as the B.E.C. in 1951. ln 1952 the club was active and carried on much work as stenographic services for the faculty at examination times. The B.E.C. affiliated with the National Future Business Leaders of 'America and received their local charter No. 836 on April 21, 1953. The formal installation of officers was held at Lake Atalanta under the sponsorship of Rogers Business and Professional Women's Club on April 24, 1953. At that time there were only six active F.B.L.A. Clubs in Arkansas. Today there are fourteen active clubs and the Rogers Chapter is taking an active part in helping to organize a state F.B.l.A. Membership in this club is open to any student with one or more semesters of credit in business subiects. At present there are twenty-six active members. Formal installation for the fall semester officers was held in the Home Econamic's cottage on December 10, 1953. Janice Skelton, president, Ruth Green, first vice- president, Annabelle McDougal, second vice-president, Shirlene Broyles, secretary, Sylvia Pearl, treasurer: Barbara Bryan and Ann Harmon, reporters: were in- stalled by Mrs. Ellen Wood. The membership has three degrees toward which to work. The first degree is that of assistant, the second is that of supervisor, the third and highest is that of leader. Leaders have the gold seal on the membership card and wear the pin and may, if voted worthy of special consideration, be permitted to wear the gold emblem key. There are four types of F.B.L.A. membership- active, associate and collegiate. Money-making projects, proceeds of which were used to send delegates to the state convention, include clerical and stenographic work for the faculty, address- ing, stuffing, stamping 10,000 envelopes for the Polio Fund campaign, bake sales, rummage sales, two cos- metic demonstrations and a Linda Lee cosmetic sale contest. In the contest Ruth Green won first prize. Standing: Rose Lee Gabbard, Peggy Elkins, Mr. L. E. Perry, Sylvia Pearl. Seated: Janice Skelton, Shirlene Broyles, Martha Westphal addressing envelopes for the polio drive. Sponmred By FARMER'S PRODUCE 81 MARKET I --:s -- Spanish glllb wv Nv ,,,,,,,1 f -ff- Mimi. ' Sealed: Charlotte Baldridge, Evelyn Ackle B H Bl kb y, e y ac urn, Nurcia Clough, Dori Clardy, Billy Roe Reed, Standing: Elaine Haupf, Delbert Springer, Glenna Thompson, Thomas Mathias, Edna Dawdy, Sarah Ebersole, David Finn, Jerry Lee, Floys Dawdy. Miss Florence Robinson, Sponsor Miss Robinson receives gif? from 1he club at Chrisfmas party given in her home. -.NNN :rfb ll lhe HUry ci :dv 'ec - ev F . and Doll timers- pm bv 'hir' is bein . ny Bwckburn 'U me mem sponsor given his . B . ' I . '- . lisinmion pledg Spommfed By ss R05 ' SMITH'S PAINT STORE '50n. 'on 4 ' 'fir Z fl ,4. l6'eau Z . Sweetheart 43 we wr 'W 'CIT JON SAGER JOYCE WILSON F.H.A. Beau F.F.A. Sweetheart INSTALLATION OF FHA OFFICERS Peggy Elkins ....,. 3rd Vice-President Dorothy Barton Leanne Ebersole Joyce Wilson .....,..,..,.... President Isf Vice-President . ...., ..,.... S ecretary SUSAN DUBBELL State F.H.A. President Nancy Moore .,....,,..,....... Historian Charlotte Baldrldge 2nd Vice-President Tommy Oldridge, Jim Pitts, Raymond Ward, and James Parker receive their Future Former Degrees. Zzfure ffvmemakers Row l: Nancy Moore, Annette Ragsdale, Leanne Ebersole, Joyce Wilson, Glenna Thompson, Dorothy Barton, Peggy Elkinl, Charlotte Baldridge, Mary Alice Lindsey, Annabelle McDougal, Carolyn Shaddox, Betty Miller. Row 2: Mrs. Ernestine McLeod, Ann Harmon, Mary Lou David, Frances Williamson, Carol Barron, Harriet Howland, Carole Callaghan, Donna Hardy, Rose Marie Williams, Carolyn Mc Elroy, Christine Burrell, Virginia Gobble. Row 3: Lida Ellis, Eva Ann Miller, Frances West, Narcia Clough, Katie Wells, lwana Musteen, Aurita Strong, Sylvia Pearl, Nina Henman, Dell Christy, Marie Brick. Row 4: Marilyn Petty, Barbara Harris, Euletta Buhrkuhl, Janice Lane, Sharon Patton, Lorraine Melvin, Donna Cary, Doris Gar- rett, Ada Pearl Wiley, Pat Swift, Kay Calvin. Row 5: Phyllis Bassham, Alyce Mullins, Rosa Stover, Marilyn Sa mmons, Carol Mabry, Irene Collins, Jeannine Doescher, Sandra Simpson, Barbara Kelly, June Watkins, Connie Best. Row 6: Delores McCoy, Barbara Kennan, Doris Nichols, Ruby Edwards, Patricia Mabry, Sue Landers, Ginger Bishop, Jeanne Bender, Susan Dubbell, Marilyn Hathaway, Pat Ferrenberg, Barbara Brust, Martha Westphol. Row 7: Genevieve Wiseman, Billie Hyden, Martha Shaw, Nancy Pace, Janice Skelton, Lucy Jacobs, Loye Down Mabry, Frankie Silver, Jo Ann Callison, Margie Boyer, Sue Chase, Sarah Ebersole, .loan McConnaughey. The F.H.A. year opened with the election of officers. They were installed in an impressive candlelighting ceremony held November 3rd in the home economics cottage. From November 10th to 13th pledges were seen carrying baby dolls and addressing the senior members as Mother. This is only one example of what the pledges had to do during mock initiation. But their reward came when they were made senior members of the club at the formal initia- tion held November llth. To add money to the fund, the members made and sold mum corsages for the homecoming assembly, parade, and football games October 23rd. Boxes of Christmas cards were sold by the members and bake sales were held throughout the year. November 'l9th, seventy-nine members, two sponsors, and two chapter mothers, Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Mrs. Ivan Mabry attended the District I Federation meeting held in the Student Union Ballroom of the University of Arkansas. The Christmas party was held in the home economics cottage December 17th. Each member brought a gift of clothing, food, or a toy to be given to a needy family. After the Christmas party carols were sung, refreshments were served. The- Masonic Youth Center January 9th was the setting for the annual Smorgasbord and Dance held iointly by the F.H.A. and F.F.A. chapters in honor of Sweetheart, Joyce 'Wilson, and Beau, Jon Sager. After the buffet style dinner, prepared and served by F.H.A. members, dancing and games were enioyed. The highlight of the evening was the corona- tion of the royal couple by the Federation presidents of the two organizations from Siloam Springs. Some members attended the district meeting held at Arkan- sas Tech in Russellville and the state meeting in Little Rock. Some will also attend the summer F.H.A. camp which will be held at Camp Couchdale in Hot Springs. It is hoped that the girls attending these meetings will come back next year and help make the Rogers F.H.A. chapter even better than it is this year. Spomored By WATSON'S GOODYEAR SALES 81 SERVICE ?11f1m' garmcrs Several members of the F.F.A. chapter exhibited live stock at the Benton County Fair in September, On October 8 Joyce Wilson was elected F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. Eighteen members of the Rogers Chapter attended a convention held in Kan- sas City on October T3-l5. The highlight of the convention was a speech by President Eisenhower. Tommy Oldridge, James Parker, Jim Pitts, Gerald White, Raymond Ward, and Roy Hummel were awarded Chapter Farm- er Degrees by the Ozark Federation of F.F.A. Chapters at Decatur on February 4. This degree is awarded to second and third year agriculture students on the basis of their supervised 'farming program. Robert Schneider made a report of the Kansas City Convention at a meeting of the high school P.T.A. on November 'l6. -- . x, R. ' x .fi ix Row 1: Floyd Pohle, David Rowlan, Malcolm Murray, Danny Biggs, James Terrentine, Tommy Oldridge, Rex Easterling, Delmar Ferrell, Ralph Gibson, C, H. Patton, Billy King, James Clardy, Johnny Winchester, Leo Evans, Donald Roller. Row 2: Roy Hummell, John Moneyhun, Max Clark, Ralph Pointer, Jim McGovern, Alvis Smith, Douglas Jackson, Gayle Vick, Larry Beck, Don Brick, Russell May, Jimmy Britt. Row 3: Eldon Combs, Jerry Thomas, Robert Schneider, John Creech, Billy Cole, Jerry Case, Tommy Elder, Gary Allen, Eddie Ford, Jackie Knox, Clyde Price, Bob Franklin, James Parker. Row 4: Loma Burrell, Rodden Bray, Dean Clark, Ronald Henry, Larry Graham, Charles Sherry, Ellis Norris, Vanie Barnes, James Duty, Jim Pitts, Martin Bird, Bobby Fine, Edwin Ritter. Row 5: Kenneth Mitchell, Don Edgmon, Charles Merritt, Gerald White, Bill Carter, Buddy Wright, Donald Ross, Johnny Towns- ley, Jan Sager, Loyd Lyon, Curtis Bequette, Jackie McCartney. Row 6: Tommy McDougal, Franklin Baker, Leroy Schneider, Raymond Ward, Jerald Schneider, Ted Givers, Billy Wayne Will- iams, Norman Wagoner, Elmon Parks, Clarence Precure, Don Jefferson, Jay Simpson, Donald Bridges, Bill Kneopfle. Slim 11.1 areal B-1 FAMILY SHOE STORE l05 West Walnut f risi w C High Selma! Hand Row l: .ludy Ferrenberg, June Watkins, Bette McCurdy, lwona lou Musteen, Nancie McDonald, Barbara Robinson, Kay Cal- vin, Jeanne Wilson, Ginger Dean. Row 2: Laurie Kay Lester, Moxie Gundlach, Sara Pickett, Ann Harmon, Ronnie Banks, Charles Musgrove, Dale Wambsgans, Mary Jane Kilman, Pal' Mabry, Barbara Kelly, Janice Skelton. Row 3: Raymond Brust, Loren Clough, Pat Ferrenberg, Janice Beaulieu, Barbara Bryon, Stanley Price, Leo Nutt, Adelle Mc- Clain. Row 4: Dole Pickering, Jimmy Chastain, Robert Sweeten, Edward Patchell, Bobby Wyatt, Ted McConnaughey, Michael Lowry, Buford latta, Jimmy Evans, Richard Glenn. . Kev Row y. Walking' Ev ' Bllfgrd L June ang, M. BHC L - Banks' te. Ro , 'fhqel L ' eo Nun - mve. Ranma rie KoY les kelly 2' Ted Mc ow y. I Richard GI les Musg w'ls0 f UN 9, Ji co UU h e f Jim ' Charm Jeanne I muy Changi: eY. Edward P lme Cav ' Sf70II.lYlf'C1l BJ ' Robert 5 'fhelI, D I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Weeren, o e Pic. S. Ehrfrus Row 1: Laurie Lester, Sara Pickett, Bette McCurdy, De Lois Evans, Janet James, Barbara Robinson, Judy James, Janie Herndon. Row 2: Terry Spence, Carl Kell, John Adams, Wayne Pace, Dale Daniel, Susan Dubbell, Annabelle McDougal, Dorothy Allen. Row 3: James Adams, Clinton Deason, Johnny Roughton, Billy Williams, Freddie Fogle, Jimmie Evans, Mr. George Fentem, jumkfr Hand Row 'l: Pat Duncan, Ronald Brust, Sydney Nutt, Max Phil- pott, Rolene Williams. Row 2: Allen Nelson, Johnny McKee, David Lee, Raymond Routh, Dow: Smith. Row 3: Melvin Lattd, John Leach, Cloidette Walker. director. -1 I x qt , ' ' F U EAW c xg L' 1 I J rig' , Q L J I Lklnwiz W Pl L 4 A6 - 'ul i L ni. V' LQ 1 l Q JVL, Avv0. il? if ' J' 'U-I' - 'J' l H Q Q'z7':fl A 2 if - ,NM V H -1 5 I b Spofzmrezf By HYATT SINCLAIR SERVICE Girls ' Athletic Associafiau Final contenders of the badminton tournament sponsored by the G.A.A. .loan McConnaughey, right was winner over Sara Pickett, left. The volleyball game between Rogers and Jane, Missouri. Norma Jane King returning a volley. Dorothy Nida and Lynne Harris playing a game of doubles in badminton. The Girls Athletic Association was organized in October, 1953, by the 1952-53 basketball lettermen. Winners of the G.A.A. volleyball tournament were the Fancy Pants. Left to right, front row: Donna Hardy, Mary Alice Lindsey, Charlotte Baldridge, Aurita Strong. left to right, back row: Joan McConnaughey, Barbara Schulteiann, Norma Jane King, Dorothy Nida. Had the photographer snapped a second later you would have seen Charlotte Baldridge make a beautiful service to her Gravette opponent. .Y jv 11 11.1 ll rcrf By ROGERS TIRE SERVICE N X X xx f, M F1 'ff ' ,f' i-X r .Ulf K? 00 uwx fflf f I 1 4J5 'A 1 ' 'X J , JJ ,iff 55 .'- 1 I' jg' 'f K +3 3' 'Z g i - if-73 1' l 941- ff AC. 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'efx1'fg3v. i..,x. LQ Q If NHT-Uirnml, W1 . , Q 5 .L af? 'A ' S3151 y, is I- ff ,L S if -.... fir'-'fffi? i7A -' I ., , . .-. . 1-y W 7 -. Half f7ffQ1f1.fA bf'-'gi 1'?Q?'m:f'L3 gfif .,zff9gff. -. 1'-...,fff::2 1 2-fzf gw ,al Kinda' 199' 'X aphid? gg, Karl' kiwi? -11' 1 ,Nf We WOU4t Lei The Gofnfxns Oul Y' m if HEEJW. 'N R. 157116 Bomber Row l: Belsy Bronson, Sherry Wesl, Sarah Carter, Rosemary Fones, Henleyella Parker, Sheila Jackson. Row 7: Mrs. M. L. Slevenson, sponsor, Mary Ann While, Brenda Demmelmaier, Sylvia Adams, Mary Jane Rawlell, Judy Ferrenberg, Helen Richey, Sue Cochrane, Carolyn Chal- fanl. Row 34 Jerri Lynne Jacobs, Lynne Roberls, Valerie Tallaul, Glenda Jameson, Sandra Love, Belly Sue Price. Row 4: Knlhleen Huberl, San- dra Adams, linda Green, Cloi- delle Walker, Marcella Thomp- son. Row 5: Jo Ann Turner, Glenda Floyd, Sue Clark, Jo Lassiter, Sheila Kay Tucker, Marjorie Roark. Xyfrfrfrfrrrrl lin FREDA-MARIE SHOP eff 157116 Dcmwzs new 1. Donna Hardy, Elaine Dougherly, Susan Dublaell, Sho- ron Neil, Nancy Thomas, Janie Herndon. Row 1: Marlha Luffman, Marie Williams, Dell Chrisly, Mary lou David, Janice lane, Har- riel Howland, Sharon Finger- old, Pal Vick, Carolyn Finn, Harriel Baker, Janelle Ball, Mrs. lon Price. Row 3: Mary Wesl, lorraine Melvin, Aurila Slrong, Sue Fraser, Susan Bair, Belsy Roll- inson, leonore Brower, De Lois Evans, Glenna Thompson, la- mona Farrar. Row 4: Doll Clardy, Narcia Clough, Eva Miller, Kalherine Creech, Marlha Keck, Sandra Simpson, Sylvia Pearl, Frankie Silver, Annelle Ragsdale, Nan- cy Moore, Joyce Mullins. Row 5: Charlolle Baldridge, Margaret Paschal, Billie Reed, Wanda Downum, Lois Lyon, Linda Halhaway, Lynne Harris, Judy James, Marry McMahon. Row 6: Marlha Shaw, Mary Alice Lindsey, Sharon Fallon, Barbara Kennan, Jeanne Ben- der, Shirlene Broyles, Nancy Nida, Danna Cunningham. Row 7: Joyce Wilson, Marilyn Sarnmons, Sue Beck, Paula Thompson, Shirlene Firm, Jo Ann Maxwell, Emily Parker, Belly Nida, Marilyn Harris, Marilyn Halhoway. Ulrecrleadcrs Janie Herndon, Elaine Daugh- erly, Susan Dubbell, Sharon Neil, Nancie Thomas, Donna Hardy. NAMES AND COMMENTS Row 'la Jerry Ferguson, a rugged 190 pound boy, is a gentleman. He made all-state and all-district two consecutive years. Why shouldn't he be a coach's dream? Franklin Boker, a senior, four-year letterman, is a fine bay who can play any position with the determination of o champion. Buster Ford, converted from guard to back. With the desire and the determination, this boy was a good consistent ballplayer and gentleman. C. H. Patton, plagued by injuries almost all season, managed to letter in his senior year. Buddy Bloomfield, a great all-around athlete, is the best T ball handler in the state, Being all-state back two years in succession, Buddy made a great defensive halfback and safety man. Co-Captain Billy' love, a great competitor and a valuable team player, had the desire to win. Billy gained a sure position on the all- district team. Co-Captain Walter Davidson, pound for pound, is the greatest foot- ball player in the state. Being on all-district and an all-state man, he is a great competitor and a wonderful field general. Johnny Clayton, made up his mind after the Van Buren game. From then on he was a terror both offensive and defensive as well as de- fensive halfback. Row Z: Chester Christy, a fast, rugged boy who found himself in his senior year, became a dependable end. Jimmy Smith, made so much progress the coaching staff was able to put him in Davidson's position, leaving Davidson free to ploy back field. Jon Sager, a fast, dependable guard, is a specialist in opening holes in the center of enemy lines. Tommy McDougal, a senior, can play any position. This Irishman won't be outdone. L. V. Brewer, is a consistent ball player. His flashes of aggressiveness have gained for him several starting assignments. Donnie Jefferson, tried and fought hard, but could not overcome in- iuries which forced him to give up football at mid-season. Stanley Williams, McDougol's understudy, mode great progress during the season. lack of experience prevented Stanley from becoming a regular. Row 3: Dale Webster, a completely revolutionized ball player, con- tinued to make progress. Look out for Dale in '54. Freddie Baggett, illness and iniuries plagued Freddy almost all the season, but look out in '54, Ralph Pointer, a transfer from Colorado, accepted the challenge in faster company in football and became a defensive standout, Jack Deason, an all-stater at guard his first year, is a great competitor, a fine-spirited gentleman, is rugged and has the desire to continue. Gilbert Webb, a transfer from Houston, Texas, made great progress at defensive end. Larry Beck, is a fast sophomore who has several talents as a ball player. His desire in '54 should be greater. He was Fergusan's under- study, Jerry Lee, another sophomore who didn't play much, with experience will go far. Look out for Jerry. Row 4: Bobby Fine, a sophomore, has the heart and determination. Look out for this boy in '54 and '55. Mark Davidson, a sophomore who made up his mind to apply his assets as an athlete, lettered as a sophomore and has the potentialities to become a great allearound athlete. Rex Easterling, iust o sophomore with keen desire to ploy, gained much experience and can be a vital factor in keeping the Mountaineer spirit alive. Alvis Smith, another one of those fast sophomores, is rugged, deter- mined, and has the spirit and desire. Jerry Case, a sophomore, is a fine prospect. This is his first year out. Gayle Vick, the hard luck boy of '53, because of iniuries was prevented from seeing much action, but look out in '54, Gayle is a rugged player. Max Clark, a sophomore who made strides at end, has the desire and determination. Row 5: Delmar Ferrell, another stick of dynamite and only a sopho- more, is another fellow who should be watched. Delmar has the desire and is a great competitor. He watched Love operate in his position the past season. Tommy Oldridge, is another of those fine sophomore boys who has determination and spirit. Bill Kistler, a desiring sophomore who, with experience, will be a vital part of upholding that Mountaineer's fighting tradition, Ralph Gibson, who is an understudy to Buddy Bloomfield, has ice water in his veins. Book out for Ralph in the next two years. Douglas Jackson, another sophomore who has shown flashes of great possibilities, gained much experience as an understudy, Coaches: R. E. Matthews, C. J. Johnson. 1 4 s W gi n ug umrmzry af the Smsnn The Rogers' Mountaineers started the i953 season in grand style by defeating a fine Bentonville teom 30-0 in 90 degree temperature. In the first encounter on the road, the Mounties secured sweet revenge on the Monett Cubs Ill - 6. This was the only team to defeat the Mounties in regular season play in l952. Terrific blocking paved the way for several lang runs by the entire backfield. Sept. 25 carried the Blue and White to Von Buren, a con- sistent power in District I. In the game the Mounties used an aerial game to subdue the stubborn painters 42 - I4. The second District I game with Fayetteville's Bullaogs proved very successful as the Blue and White again come through with a victory l9-6. With two down and two games yet to go in the District for the championship the Maunties prepared to meet the undefeated Huntsville Eagles, The Mounties again hit the air lanes with Love throwing to ends, Christy, Davidson, and Clayton, and the Eagles were disposed of with an easy 37'0. The next barrier to the District championship was the Subi- aco Traians who were as yet undefeated in district play. Again the Mounties were not to be denied, and they came home with a H-7 victory, Next came Homecoming with the always troublesome Har- rison Goblins. Playing inspired ball before a large Homecoming crowd, the Maunties came out on top with a score of 41-14. Oct. 30 was the showdown for the District championship with the Springdale Bulldogs, who had only been tied by Van Buren and had defeated Fort Smith, a power in the Big 7. This game was played on Dad's Night before o record crowd. The spirited and fighting Blue and White completely dominated the game after the first play from scrimmage and came out on top by a 40-0 score. The Mountaineers had won their second consecutive District I championship. -F, COACHES AND CO-CAPTAINS Coach Johnson, Walter Davidson, Billy Love, Coach Matthews ,iw . ,,,. , A or ' 'r' '- SENIORS OF THE SQUAD Row I: Franklin Baker, Johnny Clayton, Jerry Ferguson, Billy love, Buddy Bloomfield Buster Ford, Jimmy Smith. Row 2: Donnie Jefferson, Stanley Williams, Walter Davidson, C H Patton, Tommy Mc Dougal, Jon Sager, L. V. Brewer, Chester Christy. Sponsored By APPLEGATE'S DRUG STORE Y tw 519 , If if 25 MG..-x 5 R . ,W .V X 49 Pdf si ? fzgx' P mmm '.L ' s, J Seniar High Basketball Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Couch C. J. Johnson 6.7 Row I: Buddy Bloomfield, Alvis Smith, Robert Schneider, Bobby Wyatt, Ted Givers. Row 2: Billy Myers, Wayne Smith, Billy Wayne Williams, Chester Christy, Mark Davidson. SCHEDULE OF GAMES ........Deccitur ........Decc1tur ........Gentry ........Grovet1e ........Fort Smith ........Fort Smith ........Bentonville ........Von Buren 52 Rogers 74 Rogers 58 Rogers 54 Rogers 53 Rogers 6'l Rogers 38 Rogers 66 Rogers Spmzmrcrf By 68 58 47 49 56 48 75 52 ...... ...... ROGERS LAND COMPANY ......Gentry ......HuntsviIle Springdale ......Gentry ......Almo .Fayetteville .......Bentonville Siloam Springs 60 56 57 36 60 50 48 53 5 SCHEDULE OF GAMES Rogers 23 Decatur I7 Rogers 42 A We Garfield 29 X Tj Rogers 45 K Gravette 20 Rogers 23 Siloam Springs 27 Rogers 37 Gravette 28 Rogers 23 Bentonville 25 Rogers 42 Gentry 20 Rogers 28 Huntsville 24 Rogers 27 Springdale 38 Rogers 43 Gentry I8 Rogers 35 Alma 20 21. , 'lr . ...ai .-ws! if 39 X e 3 E 2 32 t JUNIOR BOY'S BASKETBALL Row I: Jackie locklin, Johnny Kistler, Andy McCurdy, Wayne Mackey, Curtis Bequette, Stanley Price Row 2: Johnny Winchester, Steve Roberts, Jackie Smith, leon Nutt, Owen Anderson, James Blay lock, Teddy McConnaughey. BOXING TEAM I Jim Moore Moc Andrews John Wayne Ford, Row : , , Arthur West, Wally West, Val Ford, Charles Sherry. Row 2: Stanley Williams, Jimmy McWhorter, Buddy Wright, Malcolm Murray, Douglas Jackson, Donald Clark. Row 3: Billy King, Johnny Kistler, James Stroman, Jimmy Britt, leon Campbell. Row 4: Coach Seabo t, onny y Jackie Knox, Richard Sterling, I R Henr , Johnny Roughton, Ja, If neqson Rex Ecmerli 9 K yy M TXNXX X S vi- ff ' ff S 2, X X ,X ' ff f W f V F' -1f 'i ' S e Y i - f e ' F : sm S F 3 X 8 , i i AW y fi? SQ ee ifzffe f Lei'-' e S 'Y' 'iff-f eff a n kg ig g.Yjili3:gt 'Y Z2 4 'N' 7 f f X K Wl yw 4, Af XS ' Fx mv 'Fm fhyf XM X ' 5' ,Gif f ' 6 'ix N 7' W4 ff 'SSS X , Kiki Xlxlisief- 1' gi- V-' f Ffefx '1 M 121222: 2? Qgfixf' Q , T1 -Qfi e S 71 if ' S fiv e: 62 Q y Qfggfqiyi F ps: fa 'L agi if K4 T A 14, ,.-'-f'ir-::wE - ' ' V ,,-17-1 , , ,.c1?' , YE ,- lpn i.: A ' fr' . Zn 'xr gr' of i i,.g..g.- ' -' -4.1- 1 ' 211: ..- .f - I X 1uM6R J fy 994' N Qs' , 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . Q X - 7 in 0 ' .lu 'I Dotf Clcrdy ...................................... 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Row 3: Charley Brewer, Donald Bridges, Mary Bridges, Billie Brisco, Joan Brown, Euletta Buhrkuhl, Christine Burrell, Jo Ann Callison, Kay Calvin, Robert Carter. Row 4: Sarah Carter, Donna Cary, Sue Chase, Dell Christy, Jimmy Clayton, Bonnie Cobun, Lynne Collette, Jesse Combs, Mary Ann Coonfield, Joell Cooper. Row 5: Mayme Cox, Wanda Creech, Donna Cunningham, Rod- ney Curnutt, Leroy Daniel, Darrell Demmelmaier, George Dun: ham, Frankie Edgmon, Margie Edmondson, Nora Edwards. Row 6: Ruby Edwards, Don Elkins, Lilly Elliott, Lynetta Epley, Nona Fine, Carolyn Finn, Sharon Fitzgerald, Billy Fleeman, Adel- bert Florer, Rosemary Fones. Row 7: John Ford, Val Ford, Beulah Gabbard, Doris Ann Garrett, Richard Glenn, Flora Gobble, Hurley Godwin, Roger Greenlee, Dean Hampsten, Larry Hanner. B iillili , A A V . ' 'f 2 f 'fl ss, r ' 2 f ' e J -' 4. l I, il ir- . iis, .M C ' .B 'Vu . 7 . . , . ..,, my EV., V.. V ZE: 1 xqy, .V . V X, B IK B . fe-s '- I Z el ,J rlitrr . gg 5 . 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Row 6: Sandra Simpson, Bob Sizemore, Jackie Smith, Jimmy Smith, John Smith, Rosie Soard, Sue Spencer, Cleotus Stacy, Thelma Stacy, Rosie Stover. Row 7: Marietta Summers, Pat Swift, Shirley Thomas, Paula Thompson, Johnny Townsley, Harold Townzen, Lucy Vanhook, Pat Vick, Norma Walker, Billy Walsh. Row 8: Adabelle Walters, Jack Wassman, Mary Waters, June Watkins, Lodema Welch, Katie Wells, Rose Marie Williams, Weaitman Williams, Jeanne Wilson, Johnny Winchester. . , 6 g l JY . I V -fl 1-Wk .. f 5 8 ylzfh Grade Larry Whitaker Lynda Webb ........ Henleyetta Parker .. Richard Williams Dennis Musteen .... Row l: Jimmy Adams, Bonnie Andruss, Jeanne Atkins, Betty Bair, Bobby Baker, Loueva Baker, louise Baker, Roland Boss, Claude Beebe, Beth Bell. Row 2: Joe Bishop, Virgil Blakely, Jimmy Boydstun, Joyce Baydstun, Darrell Boyer, Ellen Branxcum, Ronald Bray, Norma Brewer, Betsy Bronson, Rhad Brooks. Row 3: Mary Jane Brown, Reta Mae Brown, Jerry Brust, Barbara Bullard, DeWayne Burrell, Donna Burton, James Carlisle, Jerry Carlisle, Jimmy Carter, Jacqueline Chase, Roland Clardy, Cleta Clardy, Wanda Clark, Susan Clinger, Dixie Cole, Joar Grarie Cotton, David Creerh, Mae Beth Creech, Jimmy David. Row 4: Colville, President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Council Member Council Member Row 5: Shirley Davis, Ann Deason, Darwin Deasan, Ronald Deason, Charles Pebble Dodd, Eddie Driver, David Dubbell, Pat Duncan, James Duty. Raw 6: Patsy Edgar, Norma.Edwards, Roy Epps, Marilyn Fielding, Donald Ford, Ford, Georganne Fountain, Betty Gabbard, Wendell Garner, Betty Garrett. Row 7: David Givers, Betty Gobble, Junior Gobble, Janice Graham, Virginia Myrna Hammers, Paul Hammons, Melvin Harp, John Harris, Joyce Harris, Row 8: Marylene Harris, Robert Hart, Sue Henry, Troy Henman, Tommie Herron, H'll ' G ' n , James Hanson, ary Holly, Linda Houpt, Bobby Hummel, Decker, Ronald Grieg. 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Shirley nsrrrnrdrsn, Wayne Richey, Claudine nate, Jimmy rm, new or Mary Jo Rogerr, oorar Roller, aerry nnrnrnger, June nowlnn, Jerry rzoyrir-r, Carl Russell, Betty Scudder, Robert Sewers, Randy Shepherd, Judy Sherry Row 7: Sandra Silver, Donald Spenzer, Oclis Stinnet, Delores Stover, Betty Stringer, Charles Summey, Charlotte Sweeter-1, Sylvia Terry, Freddy Thomas, Marie Thompson. new sr Stanley rhorrrprnn, John Trout, Phyllar Tuclrer, Jerry Turn-ry, Jimmy Undernehr Ruby Undernehr, Byron Vandaver, Gene Wages, Billy Watson, Linda Webb. Row 9, Jack West, Sherry West, Verel Westover, larry Whitaker, Ralene Williams, Edward Williamson, Janice Winchester, Rosalind Withrow, Bob Wood, Jimmy Yotlley Seventh Grade Paul Sargent ....... Bobby Motihews .. Lindo Green ,........ Eddie Galyean Jack Johnson Raw l: Sylvia Adams, Allen Acliley, Ldrry Adcocli, Johnny Agnew, Billy Allmendinger, Mac Andrew, Berry Ausiin, Annis Baker, Qiarles Beaver, Monte Bell. Row 2: Scarlet Biggs, Velma Birchfield, Horvelalokely, Jerry Blaylock, Marilyn Blood, Barbara Boafrnan, Sondra Boldman, Jacqueline'Boss, Gory Bowman, Raymond Boyd. Row Brill, Row Judy Row 3: Charles Brandon, Cleveland Branscum, Jimmie Bridges, Siella Bridges, Eddie Ronald Brust, Raberia Buhrkuhl, Wayne Carson, Phillip Carter. Jerry Cavaneau, Carolyn Chalfonf, Suzann Clark, Sue Cochran, Cogdill, Kenneth Collins, Ira Lee Cowan, Avyonne Cox. Charles Criles, Helen Crofi, June Curnull, Thedu DeGroff, Brenda Marilyn Brown, 4: Eddie Cala, Coffman, larry 5: Uvyonne Cox, Presideni Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer Council Member .. ............... Sponsor Demmelrnaier, Nancy Dennis, Kay Doescher, Vernon Dorris, Evra Lou Edmondson. 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Row 2 John Martfeld, John Martin, Rex Morvin, Bobby Matthews, Annette Meri-in, Myrna Mesnard, Billy Miller, lorene Miller, Chan Moore, Willie Morris. Row 3: Carroll Morrison, Everetfe Morrison, Betty Murray, Carol Musselman, Charles Myler, Mary Ann Nail, David bl-lsarl, Alice Nidu, Gnylelv Nida, Sidney Nutt Row 4: Jirnmy Patton, Janice Pearl, Glenn Piclmel, Helen Plott, Betty Sue Price, Linda Price, Marilyn Sue Price, Preston Pritchard, Wiley Proplier, John Regan Row 51 Modena Reynolds, Robert Rioloor, Helen Ritchey, Marjorie Roark, Lynn Roberts, Virginia Roberts, Doyle Robinson, Ellen Rogers, Mary nowlelr, linda Roney. Row 6- Johnny Runiley, Paul Sargent, Walter Schrader, Carolyn Smith, Janice Smith, Jimmy Smith, Maeleen Smith, Warren Smith, Leslie Somerville, Juanita Spence, Row 7: Robert Spence, George Sloir, Donold Slroman, Valerie Tolbult, Marcella Thompson, Melba Tawnlen, Sharon Trotter, Shelo Kay Tucker, Ja Ann Turner, David von Way. Row 8. Peter von Way, Darrell Wagoner, Cloidette Walker, sorleno Walker, Edwin Walker, Dorice Walsh, Donnie wornbigons, Martha Warner, Sammy wosirnon, Raymond Watson. Row 9: Margie Weaver, Helen Webster, Delores Weiser, Wallace West, Mary Ann wnire, Patty Whitehead, snirlene wnorron, Larry willionie, Marquitu Williams, Warren Williams, Row 10. Billy Williamson, Jerry Lee Wilmoth, Douglas Wilson, Jane Wilson, Loretta Wilson, Judy Winchester, Sammy Wrlhrow, John Wood, syleio voeuey. Cb Q! 010451 '4' QQ Q Q' lfiyooh, 404' I 4b5oqe'-YI AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ROGERS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Tl t, Too, Seeks Qu VV' I . . ' 1 1 . A . XT P, N b X , X -ig -Pf 1 V ' xc, 'SJ 3 Mfg' ff '-,ax X 4 FJ YJ ew JJ' 'P X. 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With the Q 53 Q X6 Q passing of years this annual will become a priceless treasure-train to whisk you back X L X' along memory lane to reioin your old friends . - and re-visit familiar places. 4 . 9 .sl - 4 il QQXT3 if Ning N Q19 'S' As we at USECO turn these pages, we see the -'t America of tomorrow, the farmers, the lawyers, the doctors, and the many trades and professions so ably represented within these pages. We are hon- ored to have played a part in recording this pictorial history of your 1954 school days . . . , , Hand THAT'sAFAcT! .Toi A jf lj fi L- W? Q Slim N to E PM 054 if lg 'WW 'P il it - so s 1335 UL, it- -M -I f ii E UNIVERSITY SUPPLY and EQUIPMENT CO. 6001 East Rosedale Fon Worth, Texas ' H- 1- 1-Iggy -4plVH:5'1'-11 -- - ical 'ra 11- ' Hu new-A -lm-na'-'K V My ple, AL! A- . . '!2'ffi VFNH :.'?,. l If .3 gfffmiz fivfifgwt 74A'2fIIafzgl I-W pa. . 3 Fwwfywww pw WW W V N gy E Qcfdrwtx R,-,cf f J 7M AfQf,fy44 f3,. 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