Rogers High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rogers, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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For co-operation, attitude, and citizenship the present student body should be commended, and we are making the dedication of the 1955 G'Mountaineer to the Rogers High School student body. SUPERINTENDENT B. L. KIRKSEY The Rogers High School has, for a number of years, been a member of the North Central Association of Secon- dary Schools and Colleges. The students feel that Mr. Kirksey has been responsible for this achievement. This progressive administrator has given them a well-rounded and expanding program, giving distinction to their school. MRS. J. WAYNE FORD Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Ford's efficiency has made her an indispensable part of the Rogers High School personnel. Joe Fay Moore, Principal As principal of the high school, Mr. Moore is interested in all our problems, our 3 sports, our classes, our progressg in fact every phase of our interests. He is our friend. f wmfy fa-ff' .z A ' Rosemary Bryan p Secretary to Principal We like her friendliness and willing- ness to help us when we go to her for information. This comment from one stu- dent seems to be the opinion of all. This is Mrs. Bryan's first year with us. Board of Directors J. O. Rand ........................,........................... President O. B. Porter ................................ ....... S ecretary Elmo Scott N. L. Hailey Maurice Deason MRS. BLANCHE HUBBARD Geography A popular teacher in junior high is Mrs. Hubbard. She knows that seeing is believ- ingf' therefore her pupils enjoy many films. She also teaches world geography in high school and is sponsor of the seventh grade class. MRS. KATHERINE SIMKINS Mathematics Teaching boys and girls to be accurate is one of the many satisfying experiences of a math teacher. Mrs. Simkins has won the respect of het pupils because of her thorough knowledge of her subject and of her ability to reach ir. wr' . I Q S Z-iv-is XXX GEORGE FENTEM Science, Band, Chorus Under the leadership of Mt. Fcntem the Rogers High School band has become an outstanding organization in the Ozark re- gion. Mr. Fentem teaches chemistry and is instructor of a chorus of fifty high school boys and girls. M ic. STEVENSON S l .Home Economics o y if Q atrractive housewife. is. checking and l .the work of her pupils. In her 1, epartxnent the girls learn ro plan their T and to make their own clothes. MRS. EMILY PARKER Geometry, Algebra Here is an enthusiastic math teacher who thoroughly enjoys her work. As one pupil expressed it,'f She teaches angles, not angels. YQ! el MRS. LON PRICE y Art, Science Another busy teacher is Mrs. Price. She and her pupils co-operate with orher depart-f ments by making posters and decorations yo for programs and parties. Mrs. Price spon- sors rhe Blue Demon Pep Squad. p p o MRS. LOIS DUTY English, Geography If variety is the spice of life Mrs. Duty's work should be spicy, Besides teach- ing English and Geography she supervises study hall and is co-s sorfof the junior class. ' jiri Being senior class sponsor Mrs. Butt was measuring this girls head size for her cap when the staff photographer asked her Mal' MAE L. YOUNG Business Education, FBLA Sponsor Mrs. Youngs pupils are agreed that it pays off to take her business education courses. On graduation scores of her pupils have stepped into good positions. RUTH CLAWSON Librarian Hours spent in the library are vastly important. Here our' study resources are enlarged. Miss Clawson has made possible a collection of books to fit our needs. CHARLOTTE BREWER Science In her well-equipped laboratory Mrs. Brewers pupils make interesting experi- ments. They see science in action thus real- izing the importance of science in our present day culture. is ALBERT W. BEVERS Arithmetic, Psychology A friendly teacher is Mr. Bevers. His interest in the individual student will in- fluence the future of many a Rogers High School boy and girl. MRS. CLAUDE WILLIAMS Physical Education In Mrs. 'Williams' department the girls, aside from their regular physical exercises, engage in intramural games. They like this as it gives all an equal chance to participate in competitivve sports. Mrs. 'Williams is sponsor of the GAA and co-sponsor of the junior class. Y ,W wa LEITH WORTHINGTON s English, Speech, journalism h In addition to reanhing her pupils co speak and wrice their own language correct- ly, Mrs. Worthington helps them ro interpret and appreciate literature, She sponsors the publication of the high school paper. f , , , , ,bl-'zz-s1:.,.,..:s4. .,,s .zzsmzzw 1,-1 'L W, -V.sums,zz.sg-mg.emf1mwrwvw'mmf -wwwfasf Q' .2 'Ii .9 ' . ,V ., ' ?!': , S 6 ' nh A 7 is M, ...N . W ix k lv MRS. LEE MBASBLES h s Science , ss h s , s Being S sm! slovsr C-fs Mrs. Measeles stakes sympacheticsffiinmessr in their pr0blmmswShwLws h s keeps hefsgqqm bright wish s. A .K , V.,. .,., A U L A :QM , Si P.M,. W sw, , , E - ' a3'YY'54'g2 , I k A ..,. - -,gf ' .fp , ,, 'hiikiff'fi fE:fz'ff4 , E 3313? :v.,1sg1:,zmzi-1Qjmggx tg-2-.11--VQQ.,,.rs,wLL:A A - img w , h 'LEE s s sssh sss s f s I -' A I. A Q1 - s. . ,M8rhemat3Cs? h sy sss' 1. s s h f - h s sshhhss f fssa 4 s s sgfhsdmmmwgshssmd Wh hf splfww m W'VA Fmn 5,2585 is EL Wssssfsf if , EW 1 H-'S ig. 512115 mkf, P Afifglgfg,gf.3f,i,.,yf.f K. A- I f i W A ' Vw X fm g pm- 1 -LSE? , -5YLiff2glxa1fIa.1mu? .395 2 1 Y- s.., , ..,, ,:.,s: Y 5,,,.,,1,,if,,,,,?,WM , -h M g f W . 2 is 11.1 1 ,i 2 1 BILLY SEABOLT Mathematics, Coach At the close of a busy season Mr. Seabolt inspects the junior high boy's foot- ball equipment before having it scored. He so coaches junior high basketball. MW EARNESTINE A. McLEOD Home Economics, FFA Sponsor, Lunch Room. The cottage was redecorarecl this year, the work being done by the homemaking classes under the supervision of Mrs. McLeod. FLORENCE EDITH ROBINSON English, Spanish Buenos Dias is the greeting from Miss Robinsons pupils as they file into room 211. Miss Robinson is sponsor of the E1 Circulo Espanol Club, V. E. BABER l l Physical Education, Coach . R. E. QBOBJ MATTHEWS s History, Coach S S Although the Mountaineer football squad was picked for a low-scoring team, they finished the season with a record to be proud of. Under the coaching of these two men they are on their way to becoming a eat team Here the coaches are discussin Sf f . 8 a play which helped to beat Springdale. MR. KIRTSY STILL Science, History, Mathematics Mr. Still's duties are many. He teaches history, math, and science and supervises two study halls. Mr. Still came to Rogers this year from Missouri. He is a graduate of Southwest State College in Springfield. 't:'.'Z f. '.ff.I chaff cg L -Mic: L. G. ANDREWS Social Sciences, Director of Lyceum Among Mr. Andrews' hobbies are stamp collecting and raising flowers. In the light of the past he leads his pupils to appreciate the happenings of the present. y p A l f Reatshisigrfe History A L 1 E E espl i A MARYssUEy1tEAoANo L riis , o p I-Iistoryffjpivicse e lp - These two popular teachers team upto make their classrooms happy places. Lynn sponsors the ninth grade. Mary Sue and Betty Lynn are eo-sponsorsof the Future Teachers of America. A y L y A E. C. WALKER Vocational Agriculture, Shop A very busy man, Mr. Walker helps his boys to become acquainted with up-to-date methods and practices in agriculture and shop work. He sponsors their FFA organi- zation. MRS. E. C. WALKER English A dynamic teacher in the English depart- ment, Mrs. Walker faced the candid camera with her husband ,in Hot Springs where they attended the state teachers' meeting in November. DELLA MOSS BEELER English, Yearbook sponsor MATTIE LEE BEELER English, Yearbook sponsor The yearbook staff photographer took this unposed shot of the sponsors while out on a picture-taking spree, Sars wwf' wists Szeniars seniors seniors seniors ENI LA' OF I E S . 552531 QEHZQSQRSQBSOFSS SSYEGE Rsemors SE Bobby Wyatt .......................... President Lynne Harris ........................ Sec'y Treas. 22922?s:1rQmYixfQz3BrJaC 5399'itsrs eexibispfeieni eminent Qeniszrfs Qeniors sf Q .1fm,rQ tenuate kffsiw 2:'Ef'iQs'?E SZSYHGYS I mlm? Q91 1: , semi :ff 13 Lu? S 35 'fx 223532 1 mit 961 1 if tt - i 255135332 S 563356 ' A ff 1ffa?fiGs'g2 5???'?2fEi'rS SEEN ga Q Qflqiga Q52 w--ff' ttf-5 +115 V I N tire, ,xx . ,tw A Q' fr: +i'49iJ'f' ' 7 er 1 if X at 5 Q 7 1 - gel of ri? wg gg? few-K John Adams june Allen WN 95 H10 These senior: are exchanging cardf. This i a tradition al R. H. S. Freddie Baggett Charlotte Baldridge Jrvift, Janette Ball Ronnie Banks hd' e it . ,. Pb 'Citi Dorothy Barton Sue Beck Joy Bennett I . Wi' Connie Best Ginger Bishop Betty Blackburn A Rodden Bray Jimmie Britt Leonora Brower , t Baxbari e Barbara t Kenneth Bush Dorn Clardy time Q 'Y ,, r 2 X, james Clardy Don Clark Narcia Clough I-larry and Billy Dan .ftuciying in library. Catherine Cochrane Billy Cole Kathryn Creech if QP Elaine Daugherty 2 i t, Joyce Daugherty 11, Mary Kathryn Davis x 3 f sy! v P W-5 2 ggi Edna Dawdy Clinton Deason jack Deason Herman Dunham james Ray Duty Peggy Elkins h Y ,.:- D al, ' X - , M eye x .,,. 1 ll ily e f x M' El: if 1, 4 we I6 if i M -1 ig giyfxllbv' 122' Harold Finn Davld Fmn Freddy Fogle lyffi ' . if il! Bobbie Ford and Alice Lindsey admire Alicels sunflower: picture Bobbie Ford Harvey Fort Bob Franklin '-95' me -1- ., -' :- . -' ,f., , bi.: V95 Virginia Gobble Berte Harris Colleen Harris Lynne Harris Nina Henman Ronald Henry Gloria Herr Billy High: l l Biny Don yudyi Jmeg, 11 eyjorcrlgirx ll B-'?'FY e 1 ' ju'- Quecn Dot! ufarbing dislaef at Rogen' Pharmacy Martha Luffman Lois Lyon joan Mcfjormaughey Annabelle McDougal Carolyn McElroy jim McGovern Thomas Mallet: Thomas Mathias l JQ Agm Maxwell l HCM May- l i , f . Katherine i ,Means 1: . . .,.k. . K , l.., ,,., ,. ..,f.A,L,,,., - A 1724 iw 4' V. 4 ' -1,-i sa' 'x .. ,.-1i1f:bg'g.kwffg 2 l'- M Q-S -ig, - flrf . 52 4, Q 1l,Qr1 1?i1, if. , ll f K -4. f ,nf IVR 19 jim Moore Dorothy Nida Nancy Nida Sara Pickett jim Pitts Ralph Pointer lane, Ruth and Dorothy on Old Stump Clyde Price Doyle Rakes Billie Rae Reed Ray Roller Cozie Russell Ray Ryan Royal Ryan Virginia Ryan Marilyn Sammons Berry Hope Slinkard Thomas Snider Robert Sweeten ..,. xiii 'i If' Q , r xx 1 jerry Thomas Henry Tilford ii! ' ra N Q :iifsb irri .,., A.A- ..,...: 1 diff! . arg . r I ,Mx W io 1:2 '- il.. .I 'USS ,ga .Af , W Ki ,fp a4 'M 1-qv' 1-Q4-...fr james Turrennne FBLA girly practicing for program to be prwented on initiation mglat Marie Turney Norman Wagoner Dale Wambsgans .M , 7, wi, f,,,.,, ,VVS- 'QW 15351 ,. 3 X 2 2 ..,,., ,ale 1 . :WV M09 Raymond Ward Barbara Webb Dale Webster Joyce Wells Virginia West Martha Wesrphal Bertie Wight Donald Williams Patty Williams Joyce Wilson Robert Wright Bobby Wyarr 3 X .WJ ,gacfw awww JUNIOR cLAss QFIQICERS Clayton Eversole...l ..................... ...... Treasurer Rex Easter-ling ................... ........... P resident Wanda D,ownum,.:?,., ...... L.,..4.,,,,,Vic:fP,ce5,ident Sharon' Neill ...A .r.i. .... 9 l .......' . i..Q jllnl0I'S 1 ,zu .Secretartjf 5 'JF jerry Case Jimmy Chastain Owen Clardy Peggy Clardy Max Clark Irene Collins Eldon Combs Richard Conaway Ora Don Cowan Dale Daniel Mark Davidson Charlotte Denton Betty Divin Wanda Downum Susan Dubbell John Duty Dorothy Allen Wayne Allmendinger ,Iimrnie Atkins Susan Bair Harriet Baker Peggy Baker Janice Beaulieu Larry Beck Don Brick Marie Brick Raymond Brust Richard Bungart Carole Callahan Leon Campbell Rex Carson Maxie Gundlach Larry Hanner Anne Harman Barbara Harris Darwyn Haskell Marilyn Hathaway Donald Hendrickson Barbara Herron Harriet Howland Roy Hummel Billie Hyden Charles Inghram Douglas jackson Lucy May Jacobs Carl Kell Rex Easterling Sarah Lynn Ebersole Tommy Elder james Evans Clayton Eversole Lamona Farrar Ernest Farris Delmar Ferrell Joyce Fielding Bobby Fine Shirlene Finn Sue Fraser Doris Garrett Donald Garrison Ralph Gibson Carol Mabry Loye Dawn Mabry Patricia Mabry Dorothy Maloney Lorraine Melvin Betty Miller Eva Ann Miller john Moneyhun Dickie Moore James D. Moore Harley Moser Joyce Mullins Charles Musgrove Billy Myers Billy Neil Sharon Neil Merry jane Kilman Billy King jerry Kitterman Ella Marie Knight Mary Sue Landers Ruth Latham Letta June Lawson jerry Lee Arnold Lehman Laurie Kay Lester Carroll Leu Ida Ruth Lovett Bobby McCartney Adelle McClain Marty McMahan Buddy Skelton Alvis Smith Carol Ann Smith Charles Spoonhour Barbara Taylor jerry Taylor james Thomas Carolyn Vance Gayle Vick Mary Frances West Billy Wayne Williams Billy Wayne Williams Jean Ann Winchester Genevieve Wiseman Buddy Wright Nancy Pace Wayne Pace James Parker Beatty Peterson Herbert Pickel Dale Pickering Shirley Pittillo Dottie Reddick Edwin Ritter Janet Roney Johnnie Roughton Danny Sampler Hal Sarratt Martha Shaw Raymond Shermer sopnomores scpnomures ssymmmws wgwmfmfwg saphfsmeffes sftfgiiffwsgg . ,,,. 5 1 savhfwf' S 11217 9 sap sophom sophomorea : S9Ph6?1QO!'z sophomeres as saphomores sophomoses sup KSQ5 Qs fT55415Em'sfQ595?5fXIf?5Z:Y+ 3 N 35 2.5 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS eweammggkeyeifef.. . . . ... , . 4....4,..pfeSfM1 Nora Edwards .......... ..,......... S ecrerary jqhn Smith ........ 7 .......... Vice President - f H , H . K .fx X f iff 52, 3, A f .1325 1 Ie. 32 e Wwe Y,.H : scphomores sapi 'sophomsfes sophomf. bii,5,:ffsV1-fix z.. Sophumores Sepiwmmn Q?Yi??Ef35UifWfii? 'V ee sophomores swhommess f efeee e eee 9 sophamores sophommee: smgziess sophomores sophomores SU?if2G!2'?Q5Qi2 ef sopifaomofes snphomeefes ssphsmem gff3g3?Zf5?f?Q?ff,fi sophomares sophamefes Qsghamssffaffz fsfffwzssfffefzifffess ?iGfg?3352E'??ifEf? azaggsigwsefsisfs ngfffesf Jim Clayton Bonnie Cobun jesse Combs Mary Ann Coonfield joell Cooper Mayme Cox Carol Barro Evelyn Ackley Betty Allen Doris Ash J. M. Baker Leroy Baker Alvin Ball fl W. E. Bender Edward Bennett Curtis Bequette Danny Biggs Donald Bridges Christine Burrell Jo Ann Callison Sarah Carter Donna Cary Sue Chase Dell Christy Dean Clark Kay Calvin Robert Carter Sandra Adams Gary Allen Owen Anderson Guy Blevins Nancy Bloomfield Charley Brewer Charles Brown Joan Brown Becky jo Dart Shirlene DeWirr Frankie Edgmon Margie Edmondson Nora Edwards Ruby Edwards Don Elkins Nona Fine Val Ford Sharon F itzgerald Billy Fleeman Adelbert Florer Rosemary Fones john Wayne Ford Carolyn Foster Beulah Gabbard Lynn Galyen Richard Glenn Flora Mae Gobble Hurley Godwin Roger Greenlee Linda Hathaway Kay Henman johnny Jacobs Earl Jones james Jordan Martha Keck Mac Hardy Melvin Creech Wanda Creech Donna Cunningham Rodney Curnutt Leroy Daniel Darrell Demmelmaier Carolyn Finn Janice Lane Buford Larra Roy Leach Ruth Leach jackie Locklin jackie McCartney Teddy McConnaughey Delores McCoy Andy McCurdy Edward Patchell Sharon Patron Loretta Pa ne Floyd Pohle Clarence Precure Stanley Price Dorothy Raurh Steve Roberts Betsy Robinson Y Marilyn Petty jo Ann Pitts Wayne Mackey Kenneth Meonske Alyce Mullins Malcolm Murray Buddy Nichols Doris Nichols Billy Nida Leo Nutt Leon Nutr Barbara Kelly Barbara Kennan David King john Kistler Billy Kneopfle Jimmy McWhorter Katie Wells Doris Wight Jeanne Wilson Rose Marie Wilson ohnn Winchester J . Y . Lois Zeigler Rosa Stover Donald Roller David Ross David Rowlan Florence Ryan Ruth Sarratr Mary Sharp Jay Simpson Sandra Simpson Bob Sizemore jackie Smith john Smith Rosie Soard Marietta Summers Paula Thompson Pat Swift Shirley Thomas Harold Townzen J. R. Vance Lucy Vanhook Pat Vick Norma Walker Adabelle Walters Archie Ward jack Wassman june Watkins Loclema Welch Billy Walsh FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS jackie Hill ..................,........... President Sherry West ........... ............... S ecretary Jimmy Kays .................... Vice-President Harold Amos Willard Anderson Bobby Arthur Jeanne Atkins Betty Bair Bobby Baker Loueva Baker Louise Baker Monty Barnett Roland Bass Beth Bell joe Bishop jimmy Boydstun Joyca Boydstun Darrell Boyer Ellen Branscum Betsy. Bronson Rhad Brooks Reta Mae Brown Jerry Brust Edward Abrahamson jimmy Adams Donald Allen Ann Deason Darwin Deason Ronald Deason Charles Decker Virginia Drymon David Dubbell James A. Duty Patsy Edgar Norma Edwards Ray Epps Marilyn Fielding Patricia Fine Mary Ruth Ford Nelson Foster Betty Garrett David Givers Betty Gobble Janice Graham Virginia Grigg Paul Hammons Melvin Harp john Harris Troy Henman Tommie Herron jack Hill Burt Burnett Donna Burton Jimmy Carter Kay Chase Cleta Clardy Roland Clardy Wanda Clark Susan Clinger Dixie Cole Joan Colville Gracie Cotton David Creech Mae Beth Creech Jimmie David Shirley David David Lee Norma Leflett Dennis Lepp Max Lough Ceceli Luelf Mac Luffman Anita McDougal Carolyn McFall Johnny McGarrah Larry McGovern Martha Mathias Paul Mather jimmy Miller jerry Moore Carolyn Morris jeff Moser Irene Murphy Dennis Musteen George Neal David N ida Wayne Nida Henleyetta Parker Bobby Pickett jerry Olclridge Charles Oxford Gary Holly Linda Houpt Bobby Hummell Sheila jackson Harold Jacobs Nanette Jacobs Barbara johnson james Johnson Earl Kappler jimmy Kays jerry Kelly Bonnie Kittcrman Darlene Koch june Leach Sybil Leasure Harold Snoderly Donna Srillwell Delores Stover Charlotte Sweeten Marie Thompson Stanley Thompson jerry Turney Melba Townzen john Trout Phyllis Tucker Jimmy Undernehr Ruby Undernehr Byran Vandover Lee Vanhook Gene Wages Mary Irene Waters Linda Webb Sherry West Larry Whitaker Frankie Wilkerson Rolene Williams Edward Williamson Janice Winchester Bob Wood Jimmy Yockey ,loyce Popnoe Winston Prophet Raymond Raith Gary Reynolds Wayne Richey Claudine Ripe Mary jo Rogers Doris Roller Betty Rominger June Rowlan jerry Royster Cora Russell Randy Shepherd Sandra Silver jimmy Smith EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Bonnie Hardy .....,............ Vice-President Sammy Withrow ...................... Secretary Bobby Matthews ....... ...... P resident Sv lvia Adams Larry Adcock Bonnie Andruss Carolyn Ashley Betty Austin Annis Baker Charles Beaver Claude Beebe Scarlett Biggs Virgil Blakeley Gwynetha Bland Marilyn Blood Barbara Boatman Sandra Boldman Jacqueline Boss Nickey Bourg Raymond Boyd Billy Allmendinger Mary Anderson Etta Edmonson Carolyn Edwards Mary Ervine Betty Evans Johnny Fine Glenda Floyd Betty Fogle Betty Gabbard Eddie Galyean Charles Gibson jimmy Gibson Rel Gray Linda Green Leonard Grubbs Bonnie Hardy Joyce Harris J. Frank Harrison William Harrison Robert Hart Patsy Head Sheila Higgins Jane Himes Alice Horn Kathleen Huber jimmy Hummel Charles Brandon Cleveland Branscum Ronald Bray Norma Brewer Jimmy Bridges Stella Bridges Eddie Britr Marilyn Brown Ronald Brust Wayne Carson Phillip Carter Eddie Cato jerry Cavaneau Carolyn Chalfant Suzann Clark Judy Coffman Larry Cogdill Avyonne Cox Uyvonne Cox june Curnutt Theda DeGraff Brenda Demmelmaier Nancy Dennis Pebble Dodd Vernon Dorris s ,W me Billy Millet Lorene Miller Chan Moore Maurinda Moore Mary Ann Nail Lena jo Neely Allen Nelson Brian Nelson Alice Nida Gaylen Nida Sidney Nutt Janice Pearl Glenn Pickel Betty Price Linda Price Marilyn Price Wiley Prophet John Regain Motlema Reynolils Robert Riclout Helen Ritchey Marjorie Roark Lynn Roberts Virginia Roberts Doyle Robinson vor' ,l I, , D nna kiyaieid errevlynne Jacobs -l 'Glenda J eson Charles xghnson , Fredplie Jordan Janice Keck Robert Kelly Ruth Ann Kemp Geneva Kirk john Knox Myrtle Ann Knight Stephen Kooker Beth Ann Lair Clara Lane jo Lassiter Melvin Latta john Creech Sandra Love Nick McCord Roger Mabry Billy Marlow Bobby Matthews Vontreba Meese Norman Meonskc Myrna Mesnarcl Jo Ann Turner David Van Way Darrell Wagoner Cloidette Walker Edwin Walker Doris Walsh Donald Wambsgans Martha Warner Sammy Wassman Helen Webster Delores Weiser Jack West Wallace West Verel Westover Mary Ann White Shirlene Whorron Marquita Williams Warren Williams Billy Williamson Douglas Wilson Jane Wilson Judy Winchester Sammy Withrow John Wood Sylvia Yockey Jimmie Roe Ellen Rogers Linda Roney Mary Jane Rowlett Johnny Rumley Lew Sanders Paul Sargent Walter Schrader Nora Secrest Jo Ann Short Carolyn Smith Don Smith Janice Smith Jimmy Smith Maeleen Smith Margie Smith Warren Smith Leslie Somerville Juanita Spence George Stair Odis Stimett Valerie Talbutt Freddie Thomas Marcella Thompson Sharon Trotter SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS janice Bender ...............,.......... President Joan Bender .................... Vice President Jennie Lou Wilson ..... ............. S ecretary Betsy Allen Robert Allen Ruth Alverson Bob Amos Mary Amos Barbara Anderson Donald Baker J. D. Baker Ben Bassham David Bell Ora Bell Janice Bender joan Bender Harve Blakeley Neal Bloomfield Larry Bly Wanda Boatman Donald Bond Gary Bowman Judy Boyd Lester Brace Linda Fay Bray Renard Bray Nancy Brooks Allen Ackley Roy Adams johnny Agnew Patsy Aldridge Neva Evans Terry Elkins Loretta Ennis Ruby Ervine Henry Floyd Lloyd Foster Joyce Freeman John Gardner Jimmy Garrett Loretta Graves Leon Haines Janet Hammers Berry Harris Judy Harris Bob Hartgrave Olera Harp J. -B, Head Maynard Helmcamp Barbara Henman Earl Lee Henman Donald Herron Vesrle Herron Armilda Hight Charles High: Patricia Himes Carolyn Brown John Buckelew LeVaughn Burrell Marlene Callison Berry Lou Cathey Patsy Sue Carhey Clark Clyburn J. D. Colley Joe Collins Mary Frances Conner Srephani Connolly Danny Cooksey David Coonfield Clark Coppenger Ira Lee Cowan Helen Croft Judy Creech Clyde Cummings Preston Davis Robert Davis Dale Deason Doris Divin Jerol Dean Douthit Clifford Drymon Ruth Ann Dunaway '5'Y Lonnie McCollough Almeta McGarrah Melvin McGarrah Bruce McGovern Lvnn McWhorter Phyllis Mabry Reta Mankin Margaret Marlow John Martfeld Dorothy Martin Ina Jo Meese Janice Miller Lynn Mitchell Bobbye Moore joe Moore Willie Morris Ralph Munday Carol Musselman Beverl Nelson Y Lena Rose Nel Cynthia Nuttle Ruth Oxford Terry Pace jerry Patterson Jimmy Patton Gary Houpt Earl Howard Floyd johnson Forrest johnson Jimmie johnson Kathryn johnson Virginia Jordan Eldon Jump Patricia jump Betty Kappler George Keck Sharon Keck Patsy Keeling Mary Ann Kelley Jo Ann Kemp David Kennan Shirley Kennan Paula Kreiling Judy Larimer Stephen Lee Marilyn Lockhart Ronnel Lee Looney Cecil Lynch Kenneth McCasland Susie McConnaughey David Stiegler Donald Stratton Doris Summers Dorothy Summers Fred Summers Howard Townsend Phyllis Townzen Benny Turrentine Ray Undernehr Peter Van Way Paul Waldrep Lester Weaver I Charles Webb John Weber Patricia Whitehead Mary Whittle Lela May Wight Leah jean Wilkerson jerry Wilmouth David Wilson Jennie Lou Wilson Stewart Wilson Carol Lou Wood Mary Pearl Wood Kathryn Yockey Anna Perry Loretta Perry jackie Phillips Jimmy Pointer Leon Pollock Becky Reddick Martha Reed Leverne Reynolds Coralea Rife Frances Rodgers Shirley Rodgers Stephen Roughton Dorothy Rusher Lawrence Ryan Evert Smith Nancy Smith Ralph Smith Rosetta Smith Karen Snider Robert Spencer Freddie Spirgen Kathrine Spirgen Janice Stacy Glenda Sue Stacy Christene Steelman Off THROUGH U-Q SEASONS 3 E PT ... R 'll' .I ll ll lla- .- ' ' FALL OCT School opens for classes Football season begins . lllll- 1130? flafXnSf5vf3il22meC0m1ng queen Supt: B: L. Kirksey addresses Future Teachers ' RHS host to District Student Council R Seventeen boys receive Future Farmer Degrees Quarterback Club Banquet ' john Adams wins Lion O11 contest prize llllgf. lofi,-,g in in 'ln mess: ll-I---' states h u lgflggh x U l dpi 'H WINTER I j H gaskptbilhjeason begins ers acu ty istmas party . Future Teachers print bulletin 225521:Zssdsgzifnifoxegzmsssi nigh.. BFA smorgasbord Y . . . . W. I Band Members attend District Clinic Martha Luffman elected basketball queen gb Q -3 Higgs' 1 'll ' .l..:. SPRING . Baseball and Track season opens GAA play day Betty Blackburn wins oratorical contest Yearbooks distributed Senior Play Junior-Senior Banquet S . P. . emor icnic Commencement Exercises Transportation ififf' ' , . Qui lgjil ., 755 Q' V 1 5 A4521 553.3312 Qigfgtlfhlhifr-1161.1 ...ML 75' . . V'-fviiwka' V f Ti 17132315 if bu: Jupervixor, Uwight Cohan, and driverf, pore in front of their buyer. '1'here are twenty-two hares. Twenty-one of theye are in operation daily. One is held in rexerve for emergency. The average nzimhr of children tramported daily hy thexe hitfes if approximately 1100. Ahout 160,000 mile: if covered in a rchool year. Many of the hoyf and girlx fnrnifh their own meanx of tram- . portalion, Some ride hicyclex, rome drive can, Jome come in .rouped-up vehicle! and .rome walk. Rfx, Autographs 1 .V lu kr V . Q.: w fy x Yu xQN!J KZAM yviiwf Zo? 1 .- . f Ik vf'JC, I QW- fffifqf L W- I . :XY xv 9 . 1 -Q! ff: Mez Zfkf rr,-w'.,'L 1 ,J f r lv f ai W1 ' w - 4 04:21 JL A ' f VI ' A ,uh . Q li-A.:-4 .-.-' R A jo if ,ijjjsxl , 'V' plfiwv ,..1. -vpfl Y ,, r U if-In K RVN y Kflf' ,X 4 - V. if 1 K fwfr' ff!! .1 .1 V J i Jfaflk. wmv' 1 V 'V' ' F-X .f gum.. ' xx ' if Yr 6 I ff2 !4,fff-ff f ' , ' X V ,fM,,L. 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Qgfll-Q ..,,k LJ3Zf5Z?2?if'fqfR fr? f fy ...wifi . QAV.. . ,,,. ,. M . ' . . - - . . . . . A .. N .- 0 Jimmy Kayy, :on of Lt. Col. Lee G. Kayx, read! a letter from the mayor and school master of Todae-ri, Korea, thanking the pupils of Iimrny'J clan who Jen! gifts of Jcbool supplies. In the Classes Jackie Hill, Jefretary, and David Dubbell, prefi- denl, clifcuu planf for the work of llye Better English Club. Cleta Clardy dirplayx Jcroll written in Korean left, and translated in English, right. In the Classes Raymond Boyd and Jane Wilfon exhibiting talent in penrnnnxhip. Eighth grade. Janette Ball giving her interpretation of Long- felloufx The Rainy Day, Carl Kell make: an unufually good report on the life and work of John Muir to an. appreciative clan, In the Classes Linda Webb finishes her jumper made in sewing class. Mrs. Hubbard shows pict phy classes. Norma Edwards puts finishing touches on the door in the cottage. Sue Fraser, Wanda Downum, and Ruth Sarratt painting walls in the Homemaking Cottage. her world geogra- Seventla grade geography clan fee picture: of South and Central Amerzca. Mrf. Price Jupervifef work of Jeventh grade .rcience clan. Susan Blair, Betsy Robinson, and Nancy Laney hard at work on decorazionx for zlne football ban- quet. In the Classes Ninth grade boys clean Jhoes Io be Jtored at the end of the football Jeamn. In the Classes Patsy Head, Sammy Withrow, and Robert Kelly fill out their eighth grade enrollment cardf. Sophomore Englixh pupil! write book reportx. ,Hui Checking barometer in General Scrence Clan. Jeannie Wilxon and June Watkinf. In the Classes The boys play badminton and Jlouffleboard in girly' gym while jbe girl: My the more Jtrenouf game on the gridiron. In the Classes I Adahelle Wallerf reciting from memory I Am Leiter Weaver know! all Ihe anfzwerf. fince he An American. makex wixe we of hiy Jtzzdy time. Randy Shepherd make! an oral hook report Jen- enth period. joan Maxwell explains volleyball rule: to Sherry High School girl: play volleyball in inlramural Wert and Henleyetla Parker. gamer, In the Classes Eighth Grade Girlx in Califtbenicf Danny Sampier and Azlabelle Walter! look at dif- play of ceramic: in art department. Stove Javery in foreground made by Herbert Pickel. john Gardner making 4 floor talk on Bolivia to bif inzerefted clfmmatex. Faculty Cbriftmaf party in the High School Cafeteria. bristma Virginia Ryan and Letta Lawyon examine Chfixt- mar cards which the typing clan designed in type. u .X fi , 3? .S Y ...mm . .QM-2 , NR 4 m -fs fff ,L Ze, Gy Off: K v-dw wk 13,5 xii, .i S534 - , . Q ' , Aizixiiiifim' .,- .5 Sus-W W- ,.., W, . . ,,,,,.,.. w i . 2, 4 f . Wi, . .W me F25 Wg, 351255 A , ' K kgs eg? , .SJ ffl X ., , A4 K fl 1 fifawf Q, Sy I fa Y X I B gg AI, 1 W W 4 L5 1 f s z ,y K X . wo E-1 - 9 5 , A+, ,..,. ..., ,... I A I. 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Queen Dott and her maid! on Home-Corning anem- bly Barbara Kelly and Kay Calvin af they appeared in Dragon Net. Betty Keck in A Ghoft In The Library. Mary Size Lander! and Lorraine Melvin, efcorty in home-coming anenzbly. Mn. Duty on duty at tbe concenion Jtand at a ba:- ketball game. Mrf. Duty, Mrf. Butt, and Mn. Hubbard examine new book: in library on opening day. - 'W Mr. Still pauief to read on .ftudentk bulletin board, one of a Jeriex of placardf on What Doef Your Em- ployer Expect? What Have You While tbe Springdale Bulldogs invade Mountaineer territory, Mr. Moore read! about the Red'.r Invaxion. Mn. Williarnf keeping xcoref. -D-fwg joan A'ICC07l7ZdllgbEy bangf ,,M07l71fl6 mobile on ceiling in fzaily ball. .l 4? Tlve Blue Demon: text lbeir lung power prior to bome-com- ing game. Eager beazzlrf' azvaitiog Ibe bell Jummoning tbem to clan. Many zreigbly qzzeftiom bare been xezllecl by tbefe frefbmen 41171117161 flae eafeteria table, A par! of Ibe frefbman clan az lbeir fini meeting. This olrl uloeb baf qziifbened tbe pace of many a bigb fcbool bog aml girl fearing Ibe laffcly bell. . ' S mt 0 - I wwe ow' M t 'Pls ' Paula Tciloginiigdiror Wi y . kay , SMH Nina Henman, aniftant editor and activitiei. filing picturef. Ioyce Wellx, artist and co-editor preparing calendar. HOP VY ml? Bet ,QMU W cltor arranges IW 1 1 nd Claw e COPY' Yearboo We, the staff and' sponsors of tf 1955 Mountaineer, want to thai the business men and women Rogers for placing advertising our book. To the teachers al pupils we want to express 0 TH Betty Hope Slinka Billy Neil Nina Henman Don Clark SPONSORS! Mattie L. Bee. stiff De Ned ZZifff'erref4 Jpo preciarion for your co-operation, ie patience you have shown, in sing for pictures and for let- ng us come into your classrooms, 11 nor be forgotten. 'AFF iyce Wells elmar Ferrell Lula Thompson mes A. Duty :lla M. Beeler :A Wmgm 7201! flj . 7724724 ewlo gef 4 ' and Hd Hd 412-'ver ' pert' Z . zf, zfzfzg 4 H135 fizmzager 121 , . ffzbulalefiiidzfi Copy C9ZplL ' Don Clark and fumef Andrew Duty, ploatogruphen, difcufriug mutual prob Zemf. Student Council OFFICERS john Adams l Student Body president Presldent ................................ John Adams Vice President ........ ......,... B ill Kistler Secretary .............. ......... I-I arvey Fort Sponsor ........ ........ 1 oe Fay Moore Row 1. jerry Patterson, Ann Deason, Nancy Smith, Val Ford. Row 2. Katherine Means, Marty McMahan, Barbara Kennan. Row 3, Wayne Mackey, Harvey Fort, Bill Kistler, john Adams, Burt Burnett. Press Club he uunietinemf Published Monthly by the Journalism Departmeni of the Rogers High School STAFF . ' Co-Editors: Billy Jackson, Harvey Fort. Business Manager: Peggy Elkins. Circulation Manager: Barbara Brust. Advertising Manager: Robert Wright. Distribution Manager: Betty Blackburn. Exchange Editor: Dott Clardy. Sports Editors: Mark Davidson, Robert Wright. Reporters: Ronnie Banks, Betty Blackburn, Jimmie Joe Britt, Leonora Brower, Barbara Brust, Barbara Bryan, Dott Clardy, Don Clark, Narcia Clough, Edna Mae Dawdy, Sarah Ebersole, Peggy Elkins, Joyce Gentry, Ralph Gibson, Lynne Harris, Bill Kistler, Ida Ruth Lovette, Helen May, Russell May, Jo An McConnaughey, Ray Roller, Johnnie Roughton, Bob Sweeten, Marie Turney, Dale Wambsgans, Barbara Webb. Reporterr prepare copy for print. First row: Robert Wright, Ad- vertising Manager, Sports Editor: Edna Dawdy: Helen May: Marcia Clough, News Brief Editor: Lea- nora Brower: Barbara Bryan: jo An McConnaughey, Junior High Editor. Second row: Johnnie Roughton: Bill Kistler: Ralph Gibson: Russell May: Sarah Eb- ersole: Mark Davidson, Sports Editor: Ray Roller: Dale Wambs- gans: Ronnie Banks. Mountaineer Iourrzaliilx .rtudy latert irsue. Seated: Billy jackson and Harvey Fort, Co-editors. Standing: Bob Sweeten, Exchange Editor: Betty Blackburn, Distribution Manager: Marie Turney, Departmental Edi- tor: Lynne Harris, Personality Editor: Barbara Webb, Who's Who Editor: Dort Clardy, Hu- mor Editor, Exchange Manager: Peggy Elkins, Business Manager, Fashion Editor: Barbara Brust, Gossip Editor, Circulation Man- ager. The journalism Department, under the direction of Mrs. W. F. Worthington, pub- lished nine issues oi the Mountaineer in the year 1954-55. An attempt was made to have each student's name in the paper at least once. Library Club Row 1. Owen Clardy Betty Keck, Frances West, Charlotte Balclridge, Dorotha Barton, Peggy Clardy, Martha Westphal. Row 2. Mac Luffman, Barbara Kennan, Sharon Fitzgerald Bobbie Smith Ford, Sharon Patton, Nona Fine, Catherine Cochrane. Row 3. Harley Moser, Norman Wagoner, Harvey Fort, Thomas Mathias, Clinton Deason. Z7472J- RZQ6 C' Jooef 15413072 zff JE!! 9-fe za, pkpzb 1? fecoyzd Catherine Cochrane ir using the filer in the library to locate pupilr who owe finer on over-due bookf. Spanish Club OFFICERS Charlotte Baldridge ...... President Thomas Mathias..Vice-President Betty Blackburn ............ Secretary Florence E. Robinson .... Sponsor Row 1. Harvey Fort, Claudine Rife, Susan Clinger, Bonnie Kitterman, june Rowlan, Marie Thompson, Dorothy Rauth, Charlotte Baldridge. Row 2. Billy Jackson, Reta Mae Brown, Carolyn Foster, Joyce Daugherty, Sarah Ebersole, Betty Garrett, Marie Brick. Row 3. Thomas Mathias, Charles Inghram, Jim McGovern, Narcia Clough, Dorothy Barton, Betty Blackburn, Edna Dawdy. Row 4. Jerry Lee, Jackie Locklin, Nelson Foster, Clinton Deason, Joell Cooper, Harley Moser, Jim McWhorter. Aurocrfwvns of hrs ba enoritcis enorzs ings 2 777am4M VM. My 4' gay gif ,WW BBW M WWW., .2 Mfg' MMM K WW iifwar, WW if Owen Anderson Bobby Arthur Roland Bass Larry Back Curtis Bequette Darrel Boyer jimmy Carter Rex Carson jerry Cavaneau Jimmy Clayton jack Deason Darwin Deason Charles Decker Rex Easterling OFFICERS Bobby Wyatt .................... President Freddy Baggett ,....... Vice-President Bill Kistler ......... .......... S ecretary Sponsored by ROSTER OF MEMBERS Tommy Elder Delmar Ferrell Bobby Fine Val Ford Harvey Fort Roger Greenlee Earl Kappler Billy King Bill Kistler john Kistler Ted McConnaughey Andy McCurdy Chan Moore Jerry Oldridge joe Fay Moore, Sponsor R Club Tommy Oldridge Ralph Pointer Steve Roberts john Rumley Alvis Smith jackie Smith Stanley Thompson Gayle Vick Dale Webster Wallace West Larry Whitaker Billy Wayne Williams Bob Wood Bobby Wyatt Key Club i Row l. Rex Fasterling, Jack Deason, Robert Wright, Bobby Wyatt, Freddy Baggett, Claytl Barron, john Kistler, Dale Webster. Row 2. jimmy Clayton, Wayne Mackey, Buddy Skeltc Harley Moser, Delmar Ferrell, Ralph Gibson, Charles Spoonhour. Row 3. Thomas Mathias, Bi Don jackson, john Adams, Norman Wagoner, Dale Wambsgans, Ted McConnaughey. ROGERS TRUCK Sr IMPLEMENT CO. p p pp M 6 Future Teachers V w Row 1. Barbara Kelly, Ginger Bishop, Peggy Elkins, Cozie Mae Russell, jean Winchester, Narcia Clough, Harriet Howland, Lois Lyon, Carole Callaghan, Patricia Swift. Row 2. Elaine Daugherty, Susan Dubbell, Marilyn Hathaway, Martha Shaw, Charlotte Baldridge, Betty Hope Slinkard, Dorothy Barton, Rosemary Fones Jeannie Wilson, june Wat- kins. Row 5 Nancy Laney, Sarah Carter, Martha Luffman Nora Edwards, Dell Christ Linda Hath N P . , y, away. ancy ace, Marty McMahan, Barbara Bryan, Dorothy Rauth. Row 4. Kay Calvin, Buford Latta, Leo Nutt, Douglas jackson, john Smith, Harvey Fort, Barbara Webb, Bette Harris, Sara Pickett. ACTIVITIES The Rogers Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has forty-eight members on its roll this year. At a meeting held early in the year the purposes l of the organization were explained. B. L. Kirksey, Superintendent, was guest speaker at one of the meetings. Mr. Kirksey explained many of the duties and responsibilities of a teacher and the advantages and disadvantages of being a teacher. An assembly program was presented by the mem- bers during American Education Week. A party for the members and their guests was held Novem- ber 27. The organization entered a team in the G. A. A. Volleyball Tournament. The FTA Bulletin, a paper telling of the activities of the organization, was published for the first time this year. Officers this year are: Marilyn Hathaway, Presi- dent, Charlotte Baldridge, Vice-president, Barbara Bryan, Secretary, Harvey Fort, Treasurer, Sue Pickett, Reporter, Jean Ann Winchester, Historian, Laurie Lester, Parliamentariang Bette Harris, Song Leader. OFFICERS Barbara Bryan ......................... .............. Se cretary Charlotte Baldridge ........ ..... V ice-President Marilyn Hathaway ........ .............. P resident Row I. Edna Dawdy, Charlotte Baldridge, Patty Williams, Betty Blackburn, Gloria Herr, Mary Kathryn Davis, Barbara Bryan, Katherine Means. Row 2. Danny Sampier, Jerry Kitterman, Betty Hope Slinkard, Nina Henman, Virginia Ryan, Joyce Fielding, Lucy Mae Jacobs, Owen Clardy. Row 3. Mae L. Young, sponsor, Martha Westphal, Jim McGovern, Virginia Gobble, Letta June Lawson, Dorothy Barton, Shirley Davis. Row 4. Carolyn McElroy, Leon Campbell, Cozie Mae Russell, Martha Shaw, Irene Collins, Carol Smith, Anne Harmon. OFFICERS President, Edna Dawdy, Ist Vice-President, Charlotte Baldridge, 2nd Vice President, Pat Williams, Secretary, Betty Blackburn, Treasurer, Gloria Herr, Reporter, Mary K. Davis, Historian, Barbara Bryan, Chaplain, Katherine Means. Future Business Leaders of America April 15, 1954 Installation Dinner-Lula Marie Rod- man Speaker. V May 1, 1954 Thirteen members attend State Con- vention. Betty Hope Slinkard elected State Treasurer. Oct. 30, 1954 Officers attend district convention at Siloam Springs. Nov. 19, 1954 Formal installation, Mrs. Nora Lingle- back, speaker. Mrs. Josephine Reed, installing officer. Dec. 12, 1954 Christmas party at Immanuel Baptist Church. Jan. 14, 1955 Second semester officers elected. April 29-30, 1955 Several members attended the State Convention at Little Rock. rtallation. Mn. Josephine Reed inrtallr offi- cer: for 1955-56 in the dining room of Hotel Arkanratr. Mn. Mae L. Young, sponsor of FBLA, prerentr gfwel to Edna Mae Dawdy, prerident, in formal in- ..,. gf. .3 ,au Ha in Z ' , 4 sg 5 .A -V - ' rv Q5 I ix I u YF ' Qu f. xii, Q I, I il: My W X M I Ny. K a' Q v S I V Amr 'ss ff Qi? rj! in I I -,,, fd 1- Q- Q , f , Sag f I W 1' ' 'iff fg'ff'f v N- 'I N -Na 4 :il fe? 1? -4 7 W 'W'-S , wx- i Q ,api-N3 W 3 f +1 N V ,H L ws Wv --N ff V vi M, Q, ' T Y -e kkzi 1 ' ' -my Q 'W' ,K rf' 5, ! 'y , ' X a -im. - ' .' ' ' ' ' ,I ' 5 . . , J 1 .--AN Gqy N . X. W mm A . L f ' ' ' ' N 3 ' M2 ww A ' A ' 'A': ' 3 f.? 'S 2 f'.X 1, . B :.. V, , , an il. 1? fl 3 3 8' G A Future Homemakers Row l. Barbara Brust, Nancy Bloomfield, Rose Marie Williams, Peggy Elkins, Dell Christy, Peggy Clardy, Betty Miller, Dona Cary, Dorothy Rauth, Shirley Rauth, Shirley Thomas, Sandra Adams, Martha Westphal. Row 2. Sandra Simpson, Jeanne Bender, Marilyn Hathaway, Lois Lyon, Harriett Howland, Barbara Kennan, Janice Lane, Sharon Patton, Beth Bell, Bonnie Kitterman, Lucy Jacobs. Row 3. Shirlene DeWitt, Linda Hathaway, Pat Vick, Nancy Pace, Patty Williams, Dorothy Barton, Nina Henman, Sue Fraser, Wanda Downum, Joyca Boydstun, Martha Mathias. Row 4. Joan Pitts, Rosemary Fones, Donna Cunningham, Carolyn Finn, Joan Colville, Marie Thompson, Ruby Edwards, Ruth Sarratt, Sue Chase, Carol Barron, Linda Webb. Row 5. Becky Jo Dart, Carol Mabry, Doris Ann Garrett, Loye Dawn Mabry, Mary Frances West, Christine Burrell, Katie Wells, Delores McCoy, Irene Waters, Marie Brick, Betty Bair. ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR FHA BEAU Roy Hmmm September-Benton County Fair. Johnny Jacobs, Val Ford, Roy Hummel, James Moore, James Parker, Bill Cole, Curtis Bequette, and Harold Townzen all exhibited livestock and poultry, accumulating enough points to win the trophy awarded by the Siloam Chamber of Commerce. Roy Hummel was named student advisor for the Ozark FFA Federation. October-Johnny Jacobs shows the grand champion ram and reserve champ- ion ewe at the State Livestock Show in Little Rock, and Roy Hummel shows the second place pen of broilers. Trophy won at county fair was presented at the Annual-Awards Ban- quet held in Bentonville. First and second period classes plan seeding of Russell May farm. November-Assembly presented by FFA and FHA. At this assembly the tro- phy, won at the county fair, was presented to Supt. of Schools, B. L. Kirksey. At the Federation meeting in Siloam Springs Chapter farmer degrees were awarded to Jerry Case, Johnny Jacobs, Val Ford, Curtis Bequette, Johnnie Wincheste1', Jim Moore, Buddy Wright, Don Roller, Harold Townzen, Tom Elder, Billy Knoephle, Gary Allen and Malcolm Murray. December-Agriculture classes tour Kraft plant at Bentonville. Forty members of the chapter made a trip to Aurora and Springfield Missouri during the Christmas holidays. They were guests of the local Arkansas Farmers Association on this trip. They toured the M. F. A. Feed Mills at Aurora and Springfield and were guests of the M.F.A. Milling Company for lunch. Forty-two members heard a discussion of farm credit by Gene Harris of the American National Bank. January-Susan Dubbell elected Chapter Sweetheart. Roy Hummel attends recognition banquet at Little Rock and is announced as district poultry'award winner. Roy Hummel and Susan Dubbell reign at annual banquet at Youth Center. February-Members prepare for federation contests in parliamentary, public Sponsored By speaking, and talent. Future Farmers i ... 4 Al. 5 L nn A - Row 1 Donald Bridges, Billy Fleeman, Alvis Smith, Ralph Pointer, Butch Beck, Toby McDougal, Troy Henman, Donald Garrison Buddy Wright, Larry Hanner, Dean Clark, Larry McGovern, Hurley Godwin, j. R. Vance. Row 2 Charles Oxford, Lee Vanhook, Paul Mather, Monty Barnett, Donald Allen, Wayne Allmendinger, jerry Case, Hal Sarratt johnny jacobs, Lynn Galyean, Don Elkins, jerry Moore, Bill Green. Adams, Edward Williamson, johnny Winchester, jack Wassman, Billy Hight, james Turrentine. Row 4. Earl Kappler, johnny McGarrah, Tommy Elder, jim Pitts, Harold Snoderly, David Ross, Curtis Bequette, Ted McConnaughey Beatty Peterson, Gary Allen, Mac Hardy, Norman Wagoner, Billy Walsh. Row 5. Harold Amos, Malcolm Murray, Roland Clardy, Stanley Tompson, jimmy Carter, Darwin Deason, jerry Oldridge, jeff Moser Max Clark, Clyde Price, james Clardy, Buddy Nichols. Row 6. Bobby Baker, Harold Townsen, jim McGovern, john Moneyhun, Tommy Oldridge, Rex Easterling, Bobby Fine, Rodden Bray james D. Moore, jim Yockey. March-Talent and Sweetheart contest in Springdale. Parliamentary and Pub- lic speaking contest at Rogers. FA SWEETHEART, Susan Dubbell April-District judging contest at Arkansas Tech., Russellville. Father and Son banquet. May-State judging contests at University of Arkansas. May 28-Members attended Benton County Dairy Show. May 31-Leadership Training Conference at Conway attended by Donna Lou Hardy and Susan Dubbell. Donna received District FHA scholarship to Arkansas Tech. Susan was elected delegate to attend the Southern Regional Convention at Dayton Beach, Florida. Sept.-Susan Dubbell attended the State Executive Council Meeting at Little Rock. October 19-Five members and the sponsor, Mrs. Ernestine McLeod, attend- ed the Federation planning meeting at Fayetteville. October 26-Thirty-nine members attended the Federation Meeting at Spring- dale. The group was accompanied by the sponsors, Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Stevenson, and the Chapter Mothers, Mrs. W. B. Kennan and Mrs. R. A. Dubbell December 5-4-Mrs. McLeod and Susan Dubbell attended a planning meet- ing at Russellville. january 29-FHA Smorgasborg. Roy Hummel and Susan Dubbell crowned Beau and Sweetheart. April 15-16-Twenty-five members attended District FFA-FHA meet at Russellville. April 14-Mother-Daughter Banquet. Sponsored By FAMILY SHOE STORE, Row 3. james Parker, jim Moore, Edward Bennett, Billy King, Delmer Ferrell, Ralph Gibson, j. M. Baker, jimmy Atkins, jimmy 1 v Girls' Athletic Association Row 1. Dott Clardy, Presidentg Nancy Bloomfield, Vice-President, Sue Beck, Secretary-Treasurer, Leonora Brower, Cozie Russell, Jean Winchester, Narcia Clough, Harriet Howland, Susan Bair, Dell Christy, jo Ann Callison, june Watkins, Carolyn McElroy, Peggy Elkins, Mrs. Williams, Sponsor. Row 2. Susan Dubell, Lynne Harris, Barbara Kennan, Marilyn Hathaway, Charlotte Baldridge, Betty Hope Slinkard, Dorothy Barton, Donna Cunningham, Linda Hathaway, Carolyn Finn, Rosemary Fones, Mary Frances West, Eva Ann Miller, Sarah Ebersole, Lucy Jacobs. Row 3. Adabelle Walters, Paula Thompson, Martha Shaw, Mary Alice Lindsey, Betty Keck, Sandra Simpson, Nancy Nida, Sue Fraser, Dorothy Nida, Wanda Downum, Anne Harman, Rose Marie Williams. Row 4. Nina Henman, Nancy Laney, joan McConnaughey, Jeannie Wilson, Pat Vick, Lois Lyon, joan Brown, Pat Swift. The G. A. A. badminton tournament was played in doubler this year. Sam Pickett and I0 An Mc- Connaughey won over Charlotte Baldridge and Martha Shaw in the finals. Sara and jo An won the first two gamer 11-7 and 11-9. Sponsored By ROGERS TRUCK 81 IMPLEMENT CO. -Pzasvwf - . : New 2 Nz Vfktiifffk fee,mwM N. .1 1-3.45 Vg. 1193 QM? Q Q l The G. A. A. Volleyball tournament wa: made up of eight different clubf and four team.: made up of girl: in the P. E. clanex. The G. A. A, team won the tournament over the Blue Demon: in the final: by a Jcore of 45-20. The G.A.A. tennix tournament wax won by Sara Student teacher! who auixt Mrf. WilliamJ.' Peggy Pickett. Sara won 6 of 10 gamex to take the Jet. Elkinx, Barbara Bruft, Sara Pickett, Ioan Maxwell, Judy Winchexter was runner-up. Charlotte Baldridge. ins X X W w Gif Row 1. Martha Luffman, Judy James, Sharon Neil, Elaine Daugherty, Susan Dubbell, Betsey Robinson, Dell Christy. Row Z. Betty Keck, Lorraine Melvin, Martha Keck, Sarah Carter, Betsy Bronson, Sheila Jackson, Sharon Fitzgerald, Janice Lane, Nanette Jacobs, Mrs. Lon Price, sponsor. Row 3. Marie Thompson, Carolyn Morris, Loueva Baker, Betty Bair, Rose Williams. Nona Fine, Donna Cary, Susan Bair. Row 4. Charlotte Baldridge, Shirley Pittillo, Leonora Brower, Sharon Patton, Barbara Kennan, Linda Hatha- way, Frances West, Pat Vick. Row 5. Martha Shaw, Mary Alice Lindsey, Harriet Howland, Narcia Clough, Betty Divin, Jean Ann Win- chester, Irene Collins. Row 6. Nancy Nida, Sandra Simpson, Lynne Harris, Jeannie Bender, Carolyn Finn. Harriet Baker. Row 7. Dorothy Barton, Jo Ann Callison, Dorothy Nida, Marilyn Hathaway, Donna Cunningham, Carol Smith, Shirlene Finn, Rosemary Fones. Row 1. Susie McConnaughey, Shir- ley Kennan, Glenda Floyd, Valerie Talbutt, Glenda Jameson, Bonnie Hardy. Row 2. Brenda Demmelmaier, Ne- va Edens, Karen Snider, Lea Jean Wilkerson, Joyce Freeman, Jo Ann Kemp, Mary Ann Kelly. Row 3. Joan Bender, Dorothy, Summers, Doris Summers, Patsy Head, Marquita Williams, Linda Sue Price. Row 4. Ruth Ann Kemp, Janice Bender, Judy Larimer, Bobbie Moore, Sandra Love, Jo Lassiter, Mary Jane Rowlett, Mrs. Steven- son, sponsor. Spnnsorvrl By MQNEIL CH HY H1 ll.l9lT 4lhuf .IO BELL BARRON 194-4 Homecoming Queen Homecoming DOTT CLARDY 1954- Homecoming Queen Sponsored By DRESS SHOP Homecoming Picture I. Queen and Maid: in Parade, Picture 2. Ninth Grade Float, Picture 3. Eighth Grade Float. Picture 4. junior Float. Picture 5. FBLA Float. Picture 6. Co-Captain jack Dearon Crown: Queen Dott Picture 7. Queen Dott fhake: hand: with team member: Picture 8. Dale Weh:ter, Co-Captain e:cort: queen to throne in a::emhly. Senior Hig i . if if . j Jodi I Dlx Row 1. Managers: David Givers, Harvey Fort Alvis Smith. A junior who at the guard slot is a hard blocker and fine tackler. Ralph Pointer. A senior who is a very rugged guard and is a hard tackler. Freddy Baggett. An outstanding senior who at the center slot made the all-district offensive team. Freddy is a very hard blocking center. Dale Webster. Co-captain who is a hard charging tackle and made tackle berth on the all-district defensive team. Jack Deason. This senior was co-captain and at the tackle slot made the all-district defensive team. Jack was awarded the most valuable player trophy and will be greatly missed next year. Bobby Wyatt. A senior who had a great possibility but was out most of the year due to a leg injury. Gayle Vick. 170 pound junior who at the fullback position is a very hard runner that never lets up. Row 2. jackie Smith. A sophomore who lettered his first year in senior high ball. jackie is a very hard runner, and a lot will be expected of him the next two years. Ralph Gibson. 165 pound tailback who led the team in touch- downs and yards gained, is a quick-thinking ball carrier and made all-district linebacker on defense. Delmar Ferrell. A 130 pound junior who is a hard runner on offense but his standout was pass defense with a determina- tion that won't quit. Owen Anderson. A lanky sophomore end who didn't see much action this year but is expected to do much for the team in 55. Billy King. A small but rugged guard who has much de- termination. jerry Lee. jerry is a junior with a lot of fight. Although he didn't see much action this year a lot will be expected of him at end position next year. Bobby Fine. Bob is a junior with a lot of fight. He is a fine defensive end and showed a lot of improvement this year. Row 3. Alvin Ball. A hard tackling defensive end who is a senior and will be missed next year. Bob Sizemore. This sophomore is a very rugged ball player and hard tackler. Billy Nida. Bill is an end that has a good block and is a hard tackler. He is only a sophomore. Ray Epps. Only a freshman but is a very hard tackler that doesn't give up. Billy Knoepfle. A sophomore with a lot of determination. He will see more action next year. Butch Beck. Did all the punting and is a smart signal caller at quarterback. He is a hard runner. Row 4. Tommy Oldridge. This junior is a rugged guard who never gave up. He also did the kicking off. john Kistler. One of the lighter sophomore halfbacks who will see a lot of action in 55. Roger Greenlee. A fine sophomore lineman with a lot of fight. His standout was on defensive with a very hard tackle. johnny Winchester. A sophomore who is a fine center, a tough tackler, and a very hard ball player. Max Clark. A junior end who didn't see much action in Sli but is expected to do a lot of ball playing in 55. Tommy Elder. A 210 pound junior who plays tackle his first year out. Tom is a rugged tackler and was awarded the most-improved player trophy. Row 5. Coach Baber. Val Ford. The lightest boy on the team who makes up for it with a lot of spirit and fight. jimmy Clayton. A sophomore with a lot of spirit and is ex- pected to see plenty of action next year. Mark Davidson. A junior who did a lot of signal calling and is a fine all-round ball player. Rex Easterling. A junior who is a sparkling line-backer and a hard running ball carrier. Teddy McConnaughey. A sophomore who didn't see much action this year but will do a lot to keep the spirit of the team up next year. Steve Roberts. This sparkling sophomore end saw a lot of action this year and will be a threat for the next two years. Coach Matthews. ootball Team The fighting Mountaineers of 1954 started the new season with an unimpres- sive 6-0 victory over the Bentonville Tigers. Rogers played a great defensive game, but their offense refused to roll, and they tallied only once when Gibson passed to end Alvin Ball in the end zone after the first few minutes of the third quarter. The Mountaineers ran their victories to 2 straight when they met and defeated the Monett Cubs on their home field Sept. 17. The Mounties played a much more impres- sive game and threatened many times, but failed to score until the third period when Gibson passed to Douglas Jackson for the T. D. mah, ' RALPH GIBSON All-District JACK DEASON DALE WEBSTER All-District-Lineman of the week All-District-Lineman of the week ALVIN BALL REX EASTERLING Lineman of the week Lineman of the week The Mountaineers broke their winning streak and went down to defeat before the might of the Van Buren Pointers in their first District 1AA contest. The Pointers, air supremacy was too great, and the Mounties tallied only twice in a 13-52 defeat. Touchdowns were made when Rogers started a long drive and Gibson went over from the one. McConnaughey made a flashy 40 yard run in the fourth quarter. The Fayetteville game was a duplicate of the Van Buren gameg the Bulldogs, heavier and more experienced, led by tailback Stone, defeated the Mountaineers in a hard fought game 31-0. In the Huntsville game the team had very low morale, and the Mounties were over-thrown 26-0. The Mountaineers were plagued by fumbles all evening, most of them coming at crucial times when they were near the goal line. Homecoming saw the Mountaineers go down to defeat again. The Subiaco Trojans, who finished second in the district, were too much for the Mounties in a 33-6 defeat. The game was full of long runs on the part of the Trojans, and Rogers scored only once when Gibson passed to Smith in the first quarter. The spirited Rogers team played one of their finest games in winning their third victory of the year 19-6 from Harrison. The Mounties commanded from the very first with Gibson passing to Davidson for a TD in the second quarter. A 40 yard touchdown pass from Gibson to Ferrell was called back just before the half. Gibson scored in the third period and Easterling in the fourth. The Mountaineers played their best game of the year against the favored Springdale Bulldogs and defeated them 12-7 at Springdale in a District IAA contest. The Mountaineers played their most spirited game, which they had to fight for to the very end. The longest and most exciting run of the year came in the first quarter when Gayle Vick raced 61 yards down the side-lines. Springdale held a one point lead until the last two minutes, when Smith took a screenpass and raced 50 yards to the two where Gibson went over with the winning TD. Rogers defeated the Siloam Springs Panthers in a close aerial attack 27-19. Rogers started the game with a bang scoring two T.D.s in the first quarter. Vick went over followed by a pass from Gibson to Davidson, but they slowed down and Siloam scored twice in the second quarter. Rogers again scored twice in the third period on two long passes from Gibson to Stevie Roberts. t The season ended with a victory over the Sequoyah Indians 19-0 on the Rogers home field. The whole team saw action against the Indians. Gibson scored twice in the first half and jackie Smith who played a sparkling game, scored in the second half. Coachef and Co-Capminr. Defenre Formation. WW Managerr, Harvey Fort and David Giver: warning toufelr. In the game with Tahlequah. Schedule Sept. 10-Rogers Sept. 17-Rogers Sept. 24-Rogers Oct. 1-Rogers Oct. 8-Rogers Oct. 15-Rogers Oct. 22-Rogers Oct. 29-Rogers 7 Nov. 5-Rogers 27 Siloam Sp. 19 Nov. 12-Rogers 19 Tahlequah Indian School of Game 6 Bentonville O 6 Monett 0 13 VanBuren 32 0 Fayetteville 31 0 Huntsville 26 6 Subiaco 33 19 Harrison 6 12 Springdale Sponsored By Dovglar jackxon near the end zone in the game with Bentonville. APPLEGATES DRUG 81 FREDA - MARIE SHOP al :MS S14f??Ef5m, + E Q L? as ,A M B4 'zu B4 15 an gg 85 79 :ga ,gd V 2. L n-if Q is ww, 4 , M, 'S Wharw wg QQ ,-, .iifqui T23-Q' Y Q. Q5 9. ,ez V -W, k Yii QF- I WM z 'cf A M ' 'X A w few ,-My - sk ya , , 53352 ,. L K fn NSE .- ,. my 1 .,,. 5 . nw, Q ff- ga ,Aww ww? Row 1. Clayton Eversole, jackie Smith, Roger Greenlee, Ted McConnaughey. Row 2. Coach Baber, Bobby Wyatt, Mark Davidson, Billy Wayne Wlilliams, Bill Kistler, Alvis Smith, Harvey Fort, Manager. MARTHA LUFFMAN Basketball Queen Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers A and B Team Action Picture: Senior High Basketball ll II A Team Schedule of Game 38 .............................. Pea Ridge 63 ....... ............. D ecatur 45 ....... .............. B entonville 59 ....... ........ S iloarn Springs 58 ........ ................ G ravette 35 ....... ............... G entry 51 ........ ......... V an Buren 42 ....... ....... B entonville 58 ....... ......... H untsville 42 ....... ......... S pringdale 73 ....... ........ H arrison 39 ....... ........ G entry 57 ....... ................. A lma 3 5 ....... ,....... F ayetteville 76 ....... ....... B entonville 39 ....... ....... V an Buren 41 .......... ......... H untsville 48 .......... ............ G raverte 5 7 ....... ......... S pringdale 39 61 46 60 46 36 60 56 59 60 55 3 36 42 27 3 32 46 53 Sponsored By ROGERS LAND COMPANY Senior High Basketball enior High B Team Row 1. Arnold Harris, Johnny Winchester Jackie Smith, Billy King, Andy McCurdy. Row 2. Roger Greenlee, Buddy Skelton Owen Anderson, john Duty, Charles Brown Coach Matthews. Junior High Basketball Games Rogers 40 ............ ,. ......,............ Pea Ridge 12 Rogers 26 ....... ................ G arfield 22 Rogers 19 ....... .................. G ravette 29 Rogers 48 .......... ........ S iloam Springs 13 Rogers 33 .......,.. .......,...,... G ravette 34 Rogers 33 ....... .....,. F ayetteville 39 Rogers 34 ....... ............ G entry 27 Rogers 45 ...... ........ B entonville 20 Rogers 38 ....... .......... H untsville 31 Rogers 41 .......... .......... S pringdale 55 Rogers 39 ......... ......... H arrison 33 Rogers 33 ....... ......... Ge ntry 29 Rogers 47 ...... ....... S ulphur 22 ifiw.-r ii B TEAM SCHEDULE OF GAMES Rogers 24 ........ ,.....,........ P ea Ridge Rogers 28 ......,. .........,...... D ecatur Rogers 31. Siloam Springs Rogers 43 ......., ............... G ravette Rogers 36. ........ Van Buren Rogers 34 ........ ........ B entonville Rogers 19 ....... ......... S pringdale Rogers 50 ........ Harrison Rogers 37 ....... .... ......................... Al m a Row 1. jack Hill, jimmy Carter, Darwin Deason, Darrell Boyer, Bobby Matthews. Row 2. Coach Seabolt, David Givers, Ronald Deason, Mac Luffman, john Harris, Gene Wages, Bob Wood, Manager. Junior High Junior High Action Pictures 1 l wg I Boxing Team Row 1. Val Ford, Arthur Wesr, Larry Whitaker. Row 2, Winston Prophet, Wiley Prophet, j. R. Vance, Wallace West, Jerry Moore, Bobby Hummel, Coach Seabolt. Row 3. Harold Amos, jimmy Britt, jackie Knox, james Thomas, jim Moore. Firrt Place Diytrict Winnerr Arthur Wert eighty pound divirion. Larry Whitaker one hundred-five pound dizfirion, Val Ford ninety-five pound divirion. Larry Whitaker and Val Ford in action. l 3 FARMER S CO OP Owned by the Farmers of This Commumty Phone 463 311 W Walnllt SINE FR SEWING CENTER 412 West Walnut 218 West WalnL1r Rogers Arkansas Rogers Arkansas Queen Dott and her attendants buy from our advertisers ' J DR. C. 0. PIERCE Rogers THE LEADER VARIETY STORE 110 West Walnut Arkansas MYERS MOTOR SUPPLY 214 South Second Phone 68 Wbolerale Only OUR BEST WISHES G0 WITH EACH OF YOU NEWT HAILEY YOUR FORD DEALER STROUD S The Home Good M errhandlse and DRY CLEANING Men s Clothmg and F urnzshmgs We can bear the Trojans but we cant bear Rogers for a place to buy . of MODEL LAUNDRY B R E W E R ' 5 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BUELL S DAVIS PAINT STORE WALLPAPER GIFTS HOUSEWARE ROGERS PHONE 905 f ODFREY S CLEANERS Phone 726 FOOD CENTER PHONE 492 Right On the Corner Your Home of Better Grocerzee A MOUNTAINEER BOOSTER 102 W Walnut Street f ' ' Aux. Right On the Price 1 Q Q OKLAHOMA TIRE 81 SUPPLY YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUES NICHOL'S JEWELRY N ortbweft Arkamaf' Fineft jewelry Store Phone 588 211 W. Walnut Shop Rogers fxrst then go to the DROP IN DYKE LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS PLANS AND ESTIMATES ROGERS RADIO and ELECTRIC COMPANY Furmture Electrzc Wmng Radzo Re ngeratzon Rogers Arkansas GG 99 . RILJSIPIT QOAXIZIDJEYP CQ IPIIISPF IPIEIJIIIZIXIJ SUPPLY CO SAVINGS AND LOAN PHONE 509 ASSOCIATION ROGERS ARKANSAS ROGERS COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY add zest to the hour BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY ROGERS ARKANSAS PHONE 123 Mr-DONALD S AT ROGERS DECKFR MOTOR COMPANY B U I C K Sales Servlce When Better Aulomobzlef Are Buzlt Buzck Wall Buzld Them Phone 860 w J 4 . 7 N L' A I. 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