Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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ANNA BUFORD whose kind and loving guid ance , faithful help, and friendship have followed us through our six y ears of high school life, helping to make them happy and successful as she has helped to maize so many years for countless other SHS students, we, the senior Class of 1947 gratefully dedicate this annual. 2 ulaerinfenclenf I. O. Klfl.l.Y TRlHl,fTI:' TO EIR. KIfl.l,Y IHURING my IHRIzIf Ylk.-XRS or Mn. K1 l,l,Y'S illl7L'I'lllEClldCllCX', Springdale High SL-lwul has changed for thc hcttcr in nmnx' VV.lfY. Hr has plannc-d and dircctca thc l'C'flI1ISlllIlL: of YVHHS llllll Llfgks, thi' CUI111jlCtlUll nf Ll hfnlh llrCSSll1g lloonl, Juli such exterior impmvclncntx ns ll new roof for thc main huilding :Ind rnctnl lmrhing guards. Tl1l'fl' 11415 IUCCH ll nl.lrkCKl UXCIVCLISC ill Llftflldllufc Cflfh of KIICSC vcllrg llllx scvcrnl new courses hnvc horn guided to thc cnrricnhnn. Bccnnsc of his cfhcicnt ndnministmrion .md his PCFSYYILII intcrcst in auch student thc annual stuff is pleased to pm' him nhis trihntc. 3 3400! Ea HOWARD EWALT 1. L. STAFFORD HARVARD HARP A. P. WILSON x M, ., -1 if gain. if-iif ALONZO WHITE Cmlodiuzz 'lr 4 nn- gs. I ' if MARTHA IANKI ORD ,Yrnrmrv MR VAN7ANT ,. aa fs. I I Q K , ' 51 rv HGV' NIR N088 HR I UNC l l IIACH Arlvfrlfr Dnnrm .Halh 'Y MRS lil 'I ORD Max! rr NI IINKIHIKLII 49 MRS, FOLER AIRS lil I XIUNN I'Al'l INI7 SPI NCI R x,.f,f,,W SMC, l,,,g1..f, pw- -vr P I -q:,,f MR. URIFFITH MR XIAHIIS Hmwy ,IW MRS. I'I-TFRSON I Wg lim, iff, 1 an ask 'ff -M-H I I' I R . Rlqlywlyp M155 JONITS MISS XII I WN ,V-,,,,1,,,, mf,.f MW 5 AIM :mmm i 123 S UYI R 1 wwf. Q . Ag IAX I Ie. - . Q 1 Im 3,74 I r N ff' rs S445 G ku. ,gg 113, 9124! ' 5-,Inn MRS HIIINIIRN Vrvmnnrwfl , I The Senior' Gloss 'Q' GENE THOMPSON CHARLES ELMER Pre,vidc'r12 Vice-l're.tider1t Not so many years ago, in fact it has been twelve, Some frightened children went to school with books in which to delve. That first school day, though long ago, remains in memoryg For even today that frightened child may now a senior he. The first, the second, and the third year grades went very fast Until the fourth, the fifth, and sixth had soon already passed. Though grown-ups of the grade school- my, how the time did Hyf They soon again were frightened youth that entered junior high. The seventh grade was easy: the eighth was not so hard. Bur, oh the joy when Hrst they got a real freshmanis card! Now seated with the sophomores, their minds began to grow, Until when juniors they realized they had one year to go. One year later finds them seniors, seniors of today Who chose the colors, silver and blneg their flower the Pink rose gay. Though soon to get diplomas, their learning is not done. This motto into life they take, l'Find :1 W.1y or lylalfce One. M VERA IEANE CUMMINCSS BARBARA JEAN BIRD Secretary Treasurer 6 b,i,g K B x- 4 Q 'Q' 'of A13 9558 N t K . RUB Y MAINE MA RGARET WO BBE XN MNH THOMAS NXARTQA ww Name BOBBY COBB SUB YBPXNCES REV A IUNE AME S M exml DEAN Hoswws sovvuxsvr- NMOS M Wwe! BELL C-vxixvw 3 B Bi K -. '! X BNXC EW B85 BAPQCXNB BBOXN Movcaxs D VIR GIN1 A ROB ON PAD 1 2-fr B HAR OLD SIGMON R AY RITTER CXAELL aeeo saw NM vi xo md IAME S GR AHA M 9533 YXLE? N svmwosw ow seven ULXQEX YYRYDOXKPS OOLORES YNNKS 3 wmwe, wmooxex ' N xx M MRA XCECXQ xaose YN A OPNXS Y PNRENE MCC KENNETH B ANKS M 5 14 1' 31,19 :Q 2 lm. GR IMSI My . , Q, W -a,s'21 RX XXX R I ik 'Km ,H N I.-X 1 H, ks 'SN VN px X SAX Lu LXxx'xvr4s NX Nl NX X IXXXX' Am- SX X XFRX 55X XM XXKXRXX xxx X XMRVN 1 XXLXVX ix, XXXXXQ NXQXLXXAXX ACQUYLXNX. CMG? XLUXN C06 fx xi QS. C gxxxnv X ml! 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YN XX-,XXX D NJ x5 u X 5 Um UNL X,.L ups I2 uhliv XACX SVYAx4k,s ' 'Yu-A RYXOX X X5 ACRES ww ,M , X, ,xwfwl it ulfvlu' 17.1119 I ,Xnzw 1 fl .lc 1 rr .l A 0 I 1-IN Ani vi, liz-fry if ' 8839? lun, f' llrffyz 1 111 .U .1 Ilmm V Coy 'hlanlrr jhe .Snior rono ogy REVA IUNE AMES Happy go lucky. Ent. '43Q Home Ec, Club '43-'46g Basketball 45' 47- HARRY ARTRIPE My strength is as the strength of ten hecause my heart is pure. Ent. '43g F.F.A. '43-'46g NHS '44-'46g Foot- ball '45-'47g S Club '45-'47g Hon. Mem. Pep. Club '45-'47g Student Council '46-'47. JOE CARROLL BACKUS Gaily hedight, a gallant knight. Ent. '43g F.F.A. '43-'47g Peppers Club ,43-,47Q' Hon. Mem. '45-'47g Football '45-'47g Basket- ball '45-'47Q S Club '45-'47g Junior Play ,461 Ir. High Basketball '43-'44g Ir. Rotarian '46Q Ir. Kiwanis '47: Senior Play '47. KENNETH BANKS Manners make the Manf, Ent. '46g Glee Club '46-'47g Operetta '47. PAULINE BERNER Blue were her eyes as the fazry flax. Ent. l43Q Librarian '45-'47g NHS '44-'46, BARBARA IEAN BIRD Such a face as lives in dreams. Ent. ,431 NHS '43-'44: Glee Club '43-'46g Operetta '43-'46g Reporter Freshman Class '43- '44: Sec. Sophomore Class '44-'45g Peppers Club '44-'47g Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Reporter '44-'46g Band '44-'45g Bulldog Staff '45-'47g Ir. Class Council '45-,462 Ir. Rep. annual '45-'46g Ir. Play '46g Librarian '46-'47g Football maid '46Q Ed.-in-Chief Annual '46-,47Q Treas. Sr. Class '46-'47q Senior Play '47. IOHN BOWLIN I don't know anything hut I rould tell plenty. Ent. ,435 Glce Club '44-'47g Operetra '44-'47g NHS '44-'45g Ir. Play l46Q Clicerleazler '46-'47g Ir. Rotarian '46Q Senior Play '47. MAXINE BROWN Quiet as falling snow. Ent, '43: Home Ec. Club '44-'46. BOBBIE SUE BRYANT A friend is the gift of Gad. Ent. ,43Q Home Ec. Club '43-'46g Glec Club '43-'46g Operetta '44-'46: NHS '46-'47s Pep- pers Club '46-'47. LYNN CARSON She doeth little lzindnesses which most leave undone or despise. Ent. ,442 Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Glee Club 144-,45Q Operetta ,452 Librarian '46-'47g Girls State '46g Senior Play Y47. MONTE RAE CHAUDOIN And 1 never thought of thinking for myself at all. Ent. '43Q Majorette '43-,452 '46-'47g Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Operetta '45-'46g Librarian '46- '47Q Bulldog Stal? ,46-'47Q Copy Editor and Typist Annual '46-'47g NHS '46-'47g Senior Play '47. RUTH ANN CLEMONS Easy come, easy go. Ent. ,44Q Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Peppers Club '44-'47g NHS '45-'47p Student Council, '45-'46g Basketball '45-'47g Co-Captain ,471 Librarian ,QS-'47. IACQUELINE COGER lack of all trades, master of none. Ent. '43Q Home Ec. Club '44-'46g NHS '44- ,47Q President '45-'46g Librarian '46-'47g Pep- pers Club '46-'47. FRANCES SUE COLE Laugh thy girlish laughter. Ent. ,431 Student Council '43-'45g Football Maicl ,43Q Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Majorette '44-'45g Librarian '45-'46g Bulldog Staff '45- ,471 Football Maid '46g Operetta '46g Sec. Ir. Class '45-'46g Ir. Play ,46Q Class Council '46-'47g NHS '46-'47g Business Manager An- nual '46-'47g Basketball Mgr. '46-'47g Senior Play '46-'47g Cheerleader '46-'47. TOMMY COLEMAN Virtue is its own reward. Ent, l46Q F.F.A. '46-'47, RUDY COSTA No time to turn at heautybv glarzref' Ent. ,441 F.F.A. '45-'47g Football '46-'47g S Club ,46-,472 Hon. Mem. Peppers Club '46- 47- jlte Senior Chrono ogy BETTY CRAIN loy gave clouds the light of stars. Ent, V431 Home Ec. Club '44-'45g Olcc Club i43-i471 Operetta '44-'47g Sextct '46-47. IEANE CUMMINGS Ah, but she owns the song of joy, Ent. '43g NHS '43-'46g Home Ec. Club '43- '45: Sec.-Treas. '43-'45: Peppers Club '44-'47g Glcc Club '43-,479 Operetta '44-,475 Quartet '45:l46Q Football Maul ,451 Trio '46-,472 Foot- ball Queen l46Q Sect. Sr. Class ,46-Y47. PAUL DAVIS Heroes are made, not born. Ent. l43Q Ir. High Track ,432 Pres. 9C '43-'44: EEA. '43-'47g Ir. High Basketball '44Q Foot, ball '44-'47g Hon. Mention All-Conf. l44l Second Team All-Conf. ,451 Hon. Mention All-State l45Q All Conf. l46Q AllfDist. '461 Co-Capt. Football '46g Basketball '45-'47g All- Tourn. A.S.T.C, '47g All-Tourn. Springdale Inv. Tourn. l47Q CofCapt. Basketball 464,471 All-Dist. l47Q Track '45-'47g S Club '44-'47: Hon. Mem. Peppers Club '44-l47Q Class Coun- cil '46-47. ROSE EVA DAVIS She holds her little thoughts xn sight-- Ent. ,435 Home Ec. Club '43-'46g Glee Club ,43-,441 Peppers Club '44-i472 Librarian l44fl4l'J. ANNABEL DELOZIER Sweet as the roses in May. Ent. l43Q Home Ec, Club V45-,461 Glee Club '43-'46-'471 Orfffffa '47- CHARLES ELMER lf at frst you don't succeed, try, try agaffl. Ent. ,43Q Ir. High Track ,441 F.I:.A.'l45-,472 Football '46-'47g Hon. Mem. Peppers Club '46-'47g S Club '46-'47g Boys State '469 Ir. Play '46g Vice Pres. Sr. Class '46-'47: Sr. High Track '46-'47g Sr. Play I47. . DOLORES ENNIS Was it a vision or a waking dream? Ent. l43Q Home Ec. Club Y43-'46Q Glet- Club '43-,441 ,471 Opt-rctta '47. BILL ESTEP V First in the hearts of everyone. Ent. l46Q Senior Play Y47. LUELLA ESTEP Let a smile be your umbrella. Ent. '46, MARY FERN GODLEY She walks m beauty, like the mghtf' Ent. l46Q Cleo Club '46-'47g Operetta '47. IAMES GRAHAM ln my merry Oldsmobile. Ent. ,452 F.F.A. '45-'47. MARY BELLE GRAHAM Honesty is the best policy. Ent. '45g Home Ec. '45-'47. IOE GRIMSLEY A little nonsense now and thru IJ relished by the best of men. Ent. '43g FEA. Y43-l47Q Pres. '45-'46g State Farmer Stiulent Advisor 464,473 NHS '44-'46g Stuclent Council ,45-,461 Peppers Club '46-'47, ROY GRIMSLEY Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wrse. Ent. l43Q F.F.A. '43-'47': Reporter '44345g Sec. '45-'46g Prcsitlcut '46-'47g NHS '44-'47: Trcas. '46-'47g Prcsiclent Ir. Class '45-'46g Senior Play l47. RAYMOND HATCHETT All the world loves Il lover. Ent. V432 Student Council '43-'44: F.F.A. '43- 44g Ir. High Track ,441 Football '44-'47g Track ,45-,472 Glce Club '45g Operctta '45L S Club '44f'47: Hon, Muni. Peppers Club 44' 47- jhe .Shnior Chrono ogy BEBE DALE HOLT Haw dn I love thee? Let me count the ways. Ent. ,442 Home Ec. Club '44-'46g NHS '45. ,475 Peppers Club '46-I47. IACK HOLT Better late than never. Ent. ,431 Glue Club '43-'44g Opcretta ,441 Ir. High Basketball '44g Peppers Club '43-,471 Cheerleader '46-'47, BILLY DEAN HOSKINS My pockets nothing hold. Ent. V433 Glct- Club '43-'44Q Operetta '44: Foot- ball '46g Ir. Basketball '42-V431 Boys State '46Q S Club '46-'47g Ir. Rotarian I46Q Baud '43-'44: lr. Class Council '46-'47g Vice-Pres. '46-'47g Bulldog Stall '45-,461 Assoc. Sports Ed. ,452 Asst. Editor Annual '46-'47g Pep Club '43-'47: Student Helper '44-'45: Hou. Mcnibcr of Pep Club '46-'47: Ir. Track '42-'43. BARBARA KECK Poor excuse is hetter than none. Ent. '431 Home Ec. Club '43-,442 NHS '44- '45g Basketball '44-'47g Peppers Club '44-'47g Librarian '44-'47. IAMES KING 1 was one-and-twenty. Ent. ,461 Cleo Club '46-'47. BETTY IO LANE fl Gal in Callco. Ent. '43s Home Ec. Club '46-'47. PATRICIA LEAK 'ffl frtend in need is ll friend indeed. Eur. '43: Home Ec. Club '43-V461 Ir. Play '46. IUANITA LEDBETTER Cold hands and warm heart. Ent. ,431 President 9A '43-'44g Football Maid '431 Home Ec. Club '43-Y46Q Sec. and Treas. '45-,461 Football INIaid '44g Peppers Club ,444 47- KENNETH LESLIE I dream of Ieanie with the light brown hair. Ent. V445 F.F.A. '44-'45g Football '45-'47g Second team All-Conf. ,452 Hon. Mention District ,462 Basketball '46-,475 S Club ,45- ,471 President '46-'47g Hon. Mem. Peppers Club '45-,47Q Class Council '46-'47g Ir. Ro- tarian '46, FAY LILLARD After the storm comes the calm. Ent. '43s F.F.A. '43-'46. JOE LLEWELLYN VVho steals my purse steals trash, Ent. '43: F.F.A. '43-'44. LEON LUKER Never alone. Ent. '43. MAXINE MADDIEX Beauty is hut slein deep. Ent. 1431 Glee Club '43-'45g Sec.-Treas. 9B '43- l44Q Football Maid ,431 Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Operetta ,431 NHS IQ4-,45. RUBY MAINE Her eyes were deeper than the depth of waters stilled at even, Eflf- ,432 Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Majorettc f43-'45g '45-'47g Librarian '45-'47: Class Coun- cil '46-'47: Ex. Editor Bulldog '46-'47g Football lvlaitl I46. FAYRENE MCCOY Anfon speaks louder than words. Ent. '44: Home Ec. Club '44-'46g NHS '45, 465 Ir. Play '46g Peppers Club '46-'47, SARA MITCHELL Leave well enough alone. Ent. V431 NHS '44-'47g Home Ec. Club '45- ,46Q Librarian '46-'47: Basketball '46-'47, DONALD MORRIS All things mme to him who waits. Ent. '43, jAe.S2niorC rono ogg FREDORA MULKEY Calm ax a Jummer breeze. Ent, '43g Home Ec. Club '45-,462 Glec Club '43-'44g Opererta '44. IANICE MYERS Nothing all my love a1.1ail.f. Ent. '46. MARTHA NEALE Full moon and empty arms. Ent. '43g Home Ec, Club '44-l46Q Glcc Club Y43-,453 Opcrctta '43g Football Maid 244345, GEORGIA MAE NEWTON Nature I loved, and next to Nature, Art. Ent. l43Q Glce Club '43-,472 'Librarian '43: Home Ec. Club '44-'47g Opt-rctta '44-'47g Trio '45-,471 Football Maitl ,452 Peppers Club '45- '47Q Pres. '46-'47g Ir. Play '46g Girls' Basketball Manager '46-'47, IACKIE O'DELL 1 know what I know if I could only stay awake to tell it. Ent. '4IQ Football '4x-'43: Vice-Pres. Sopli. Class '42-'433 Ir. High Basketball '4l1 Mgr. l43Q All-Dist. Ir, High Track '42. Re-Ent. '46: Football Y46Q All-Dist. '46g All- Conf. l46Q Hon. Mention All-State '46g Hon. Men. All-Conf. '42g All-Conf. ,431 Hon. Mem. Peppers Club '41-l47Q 5 Club '41-'47g Vice-Pres. '46-'47. LEROY PAGE scorned all sentimental truly. Ent. '46g Glee Club '46g Opcretta ,47Q Ac- companist '46-'47. DON RASMUSSEN So gallantly you come. Ent. ,45Q Glee Club '45-'46. BEVERLY REED E1.1eryth1ng'.r going my way. Ent. '44g Glee Club '44-'45g l46-l47Q Home Ec. Club '44-'47: Opcretta '45-'47. RAY RITTER Deep in the Heart of Texaxf' Ent, '44g Boys' State l46Q Peppers Club '46- '47: NHS '46-'47g Bulldog Staff '46-'47g Sports Ed. Annual '46-'47. VIRGINIA ROBBINS Thy soul wa.: like a star and dwelt apart. Ent. '43: Home Ec. Club '44',46Q Librarian 43- DOROTHY ROBERTS You must have been a beautiful baby. Ent. '46, MAX SHARP , Love 'em, and leaue 'em. Ent. '4ig F.F.A. '41-'44g Re-Ent. '46. BOB SHERMAN A youth to Fortune and to Fame un- known. Ent. ,432 F.F.A. '44-'46. HAROLD SIGMON -Who tries to please euerybodyf' Em- ,435 PFA- '43-'44Q '45-'46 DONNA FAYE SMITH Swinging on a .vtarfl Ent. ,43Q Glee Club '45-'47g Operetta '45-'47: Home Ec. Club '43-'46g NHS '44-'47g Prob. Mem. '43-,44Q Girls' State '46. . IOHN HUGH SMITH Constant dripping wear: the hardest .vtone away. Ent. ,431 F.F.A. '45-'47g Football '45-'47. JACK SPRINGSTON Sitting on tap of tbe world. Ent. '43g F.F.A. '44-'47g Football '46-,471 Hun. Mem. Peppers Club '46-'47g Basketball '46-'47g All-Tourn. A.S.T.C. ,47Q All-Tourn. Springdale Inv. Tourn. '47. I jdeinior C rono ogy KATHLEEN SPRINGSTON In a quaint caravan tbere's a lady they call the gypsy. Ent. l43Q Home Ec. Club '45-'46g Peppers Club '46-'47g Basketball '45-l47. IIM BOB STEVENSON Ent. '43g F.F.A. '43-'46g Student Council ,44Q Class Council '43. FAY MARIE STAFFORD The wonder was not yet quite gone from that still look of bers. Ent. ,43Q Pres. 9B '43-'44g Ir. NHS '43-l441 Pres, Sopli. Class. '44-,451 Majorettc x44-,451 PEO award ,451 Ir. Class Council '45-I46Q Vice,Pres. Ir. Class '45-I46Q Basketball '44-'463 Peppers Club '43-'47g Sec. '44-,452 St-cfTreas. '45-'46g Home Ec. Club '44-'46q Opcretta ,43- ,47Q Sr. NHS '44-i475 Bond Maid '44-,461 Football Maid '45: Cheerleader '45g-'47g Iuniur Play '46g Girls' State ,462 Bulldog Staff ,45- ,47Q Editor '46-'47g Student Council '45-'47g President '46-,473 Senior Play I47. BEVERLY ANN TANSEY The lady of my delight. Ent. l43Q Home Ec. Club Y44-'46Q Drum Majorette '43-'45g '46-'47g Student Council 144-l45Q Bulldog Stall l46-V472 Art Ed. Animal Staff ,46-l47Q Peppers Club '46-l47. HELEN TETERS Thats my gal. Ent. '43Q Home Ec. Club '43-l46Q Basketball '44 47- BOBBY THOMAS lV1ll1 II heart for any fate. Ent. ,431 Ir. Basketball '43-'44g Ir. Track '44g Football '45-'473 Capt. '46g All-Dist, '46g All' Conf. '46Q All-Tourn. A, S. T. C. '471 All- Dist. l47Q Class Council '46-'47g Ir. Kiwanian '46g S. Club '45-'47g Sr. Track '46-'47g Hon. Nlem. Peppers Club '45-'47. GENE THOMPSON Neal as a pin. Ent. ,431 FFA '43-l4OQ NHS Prob, lvlem. '43- '44Q NHS '45-'46g jr. Kiwanian '46g Pres. Sr. Class '46-,471 Treas. Freshman Class '43-'44 FRANCES UMHOLTZ Great liquid eyes of blue. Ent. '43g Home Ec. Club l45-l46. DONNA VANZANT 'AA still tongue makes n wise head. Ent. V431 Band '43-l44Q NHS '44-'47Q Home Ec. Club l44-l4OQ Iunior Play '45-'46g Librarian '45-'47g Peppers Club '46-'47g Football Mairl '463 Sec. Student Council '46-I47. RALPH WEATHERS fl good smut in more ways than one. Ent. '43: FFA '43-,473 FFA Reporter '45-'46g Hon. Nlem. Peppers Club '46-'47g Football l46 47- SOPHANNA WILSON Sweet and lovely. Ent. ,461 Glee Club '46-'47g Opcrctta ,46-I47. MARGARET VVOBBE An idle brain is the devifs workshop. Ent. '43g Treas. Sopli. Class '44-'45g Peppers Club '44-'47g NHS '45-l46Q Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Basketball '46-'47g Girls' State '46 CAROL LEE WRIGHT 'istlenee is golden. Ent. '45Q Glue Club '45-'47g Peppers Club '46- V471 Home Ec. Club '46-V471 Operetta '45-'47q Ir. Play ,461 Bulldog Staff '46-'47: Feature Ed. Annual '46-'47. A HELEN WRIGHT 'ilietter to be seen than beard. Ent. ,431 Home Ec. Club '44-'46g Operctta s F, 6 45 4 - LEON ZULPO My lludrlyf' Ent. 1432 FFA '44-'47Q Trcas. FFA '46-'47. 4 Cfw ec , ,mu .Y rolo y , ,M '43-' Q56 'f: i'n 1 f 1 x kfgllyf It nal 1 as 'Q' , lmllgfg Excerpts from the diaries of ,47 classmen: Billy Hoskins, Oct. 8, 1986 - Took the I9 grand-kids on a Ioe Llewellyn, February 16, 1975 -- Ivlaxine and I were re- picnic today. Wow, what a time almost a second' childhood married for tl1e tl1ird time today and ate our wedding dinner at the White House with Gene Thompson and Charles Elmer. newly elected president and vice-president of the United States. Fayrene McCoy, May 1, 1965 - Guest artist 011 my Baby Snooks program today was The Brainfl who i11 our high school days before his brilliance won him world renown, was known as Leroy Page. Tomorrow I will Have the internationally known comedian, Iohn Hugh Smith. Kathleen Springston, Feb. 1, 1970 - Helen Teters, Frances UIIIIIOICZ and I opened the first of what we hope will be a chain of hospitals. AAs the head doctor in this one we have secured the services of Dr. Fay Marie Stafford. Virginia Huiinaster, Iuly 2, 1958 - I can feel now that my .Beauty Shop is a grand success. I had long felt a justifiable pride in keeping those raven locks of uAmericals Sweetheartfl lVIartha Neale, such a shining mid-night black and Sara Mit- chell's Hollywood complexion clear of those interesting little freckles she used to wear to school, but it is the flocks of men who come to have their toe nails manicured, that finally put me dehnitely on easy street. lack O'Dell, Sept. 2, 1949 -- My first day as Springdale coacl1. With my brawn and brain work of my assistant, Ray Ritter, I feel tl1at my success is so assured that I need not envy even Bobby Thomas, who is to be Notre Dame captain for the third consecutive year. . Rose Eva Davis, Nov. 6, 1949 - Iust received another shipment of plastic cars. Kenneth Leslie, Ian. 1, 1957 -- Ouchl my IIICOIUC tax, I must start contributing to the Methodist Churth. Clad I don't own 30 oil wells like Don Rassmussen and Fay Lillard. Virginia Robbins, Feb. 7, 1980 -- As head of the Home Eco- IIOITIICS Department at the University, I visited Springdale this week and found several of my old classmates there. Betty Io Icane was nearly driven wild by her 38 little kindergartners. but Ilatricia Leak was having the time of l1er life directing tl1e Iunior play, The Angell Brats. In tl1e lllIlCll room I found Sophanna Wilson serving menus prepared LIIKI distributed by the best dietician ii1 America, Georgia Newton. Helen Wright was running the new atomic power dishwasher while Carol Lee Wright continued to Whizz around, for me. Still I can see why their nurse, Fredora Miilkey, has grey hair. lack Holt, Iuly 1, 1948 - Got a good job at Welch's as taster of jams and marmalade. Tl1i11k of getting paid for eatingl Mary Belle Graham, Aug. 18, 1959 - Today I reopened McQuee11's as Cvrahanfs Grub Grinder. Tomorrow Bob Sl1er- mand and Max Sharp will open a hot-dog stand IICXI door, Donald Morris has just bought all three of the filling stations on the corner. Ruby Maine, Iune 1, 1955 - Received my third divorce today. If my ITCXI marriage is not happier, I shall ask for a place as instructor in the Tansey-Chaudoin School of Dancing and Twirling. Perhaps I would have been happier as an old 111aid like the two in the Iibrar , Donna Vanzant and lvlargaret Wobbe. When you tire nga book you can close it without :1 trip to Reno. Ianice Myers, Aug. xo, 1961 - Took the prize today as best skater in Carnyls rink, only yesterday I lost a prize in dancing, offered by tl1e Reed and Godley Dancing School, to Iames King. Raymond Hatchett, Iune 11, 1951 - Returned fro111 another Park-Avalon tour - am thinking of marrying and going into business for myself. I must advise with Roy's assistant Bebe Dale I-Iolt. Bill Lewis Glenn, Iune zo, 1965 - lust bought out Iohn Brown University, decided to spend my life in college without taking Lllly more English. lack Springston, Ian. 7, 1967 -- Harold Sigmon and I took over the Concord and Shiloh theatres witl1 all the fixtures including Donna Faye Smith, a very efficient girl if sl1e doesn't run down. Kenneth Banks, May io, 1966 -- Ralph Weathers and I just bought Ollt the Dodge-Plymouth Motor Company. Oh, boyl A new car every day-now Dolores Ifnnis can get that new bus for her Elm Springs route, Lynn Carson, Feb. 6, 1952 - Bobbie Sue and I worked all last night designing gowns for Annabelle's trousseaug 'if the young men of Springdale could see Maxine Brown in tI1e1n we would surely lose our priceless IIIOCICI, Annabelle is taking a very special beauty course at tl1e hands of Reva Iune in Emily's Beauty Shop. Poor Reva Iune l1as to support l1er hus- bandis family l1ow. Hope Annabelle has better luck. Vera leanne Cummings, Dec. 25, 1960-Received the uFamouc Hardwarel' as a Christmas gift. ' Paul Davis, Ian. 1, 1990 - Resolved to have no more burr heads. - Sue Cole, Oct. 17, 1966 - I am forced to admit that l am definitely the hillbilly type and can never hope to become a city slickerf' I shall rent my town house to Iacqueline and Ruth Ann, as they need a roomy place for all those kiddies, too bad that neither of them could hold her man. Betty Crain, Nov., 14, 1950 African tour with Xavier Cu1fat's slick chicks to End that - Returned from my South 5 poor Barbara Bird had gone stark raving mad. After her experience in high school she should have known better than to edit the University Year Book. Harry Artripe, Iune 25, 195o -- Finished the spring plowing today, am now free to return to Hollywood and Star in my Ioe Carroll Backus, Dec. 25, 1980 - Celebrated my fiftieth birthday with a big blowout at Heinie's Steak House, tipped the waitress, Pauline Berner, twenty-five cents. Ordered special wine from Rudy Costa's Tontitown winery-best in America. Leon Zulpo, Ian. 11, 1966 - lust returned from a jet-rocket trip around the Universe. Found Bill Estep farming on Mars, where the carpenters union headed by Roy and Ioe Crimsley, had just completed building a white city which centered around a barber shop owned by Iames Graham and Bill Holmes. Luella Estep, Dec. zo, 1971 - Dorothy Roberts and l are worried for fear lohn Bowlin, whom we have hired as Santa Claus this year, will find out that we are rolling in the dollars because of his great kid-appeal and will strike for higher pay. Barbara Keck, Nov. 6, 1951 - Things are happening fast this week. First, Tommy Coleman was elected governor of the state, then Iuanita Ledbetter, winner of a nation-wide beauty new picture Kilroy Wlas Here. contest, received a beautiful blue Chevrolet and now l - I am elected captain of the All-American-Red-Heads basketball team. Oh, boy! -R -R X 2l'50l'la l L06 X . 'r' 'o Q Professional Better Riualy Name Known as Seen Most Charge Fans Admire Higher Ambition H. Artripe Harry ln his car Shyness Agreeableness F. B. I. Agent R. Ames June ln brown Pinching Calmness Beauty Operator I. C. Backus Ioe Flirting Mischievousness Shoulders Pilot K. Banks Kenneth On campus None Friendliness Chauffeur P. Berner Pauline On the bus Simplicity Good nature Interior Decorator B. Bird Barb A With Kenneth Heartbreaker Friendlincss Housewife I. Bowlin Iolmny Acting silly Gift of Gab Brains Husband M. Brown Maxie Downtown Soft voice Hair Iournalist B. Bryant Bobbie Smiling Reading Piano playing Telephone Operator L. Carson Kit With a boy Flirting Handwriting Cartoonist M. R. Chaudoin Chad Everywhere Forgetfulness Hair Graduate in ,47 R. A. Clemons Clem Blushing Losing things Dancing Trapeze artist I. Coger Jackie Acting silly Silliness Sincerity Button Collector F. S. Cole Suzie With Bobby Temper Pep? Chief cook and bottle washer T. Coleman Tommy Nowhere Bashful Smile Baker R. Costa Rudolph Around Timidity Statute Lawyer B. Crain Betty Singing Red Hair Voice Ballet Dancer I. Cummings Queenie In halls? Combinations Complexion Dietician P. Davis Hero With Coach Bragging Red Hair Orator R. E. Davis Rosie ln her jalopy Sleepiness Friendliness Housewife A. Delozier Ann Working bookkeeping Aloofnegg Prettiness Model C. Elmer Dickie Eating Arguing Happiness Detective 20 !- Professional Name D. Ennis B. Estep L. Estep B. Glenn M. F. Godley l. Graham M. B. Graham I. Grimsley R . Grimsley R. I-Iatchett B. Holmes B. D. Holt I. Holt B. Hoskins V. Huflmaster B. Keck I. King B. Lane P. Leak I. Ledbetter K. Leslie F. Lillard I. Llewellyn' M. Maddiex R. Ivlaine F. McCoy S. Mitchell D. Morris F. Mulkey I. Myers M. Neale G. Newton I. O'Dell L. Page D. Rassmusstn B. Reed R. Ritter V. Robbins D. Roberts M. Sharp B. Sherman H. Sigmon D. F. Smith I. H. Smith I. Springston K. Springston F. M. Stafford B. A. Tausey H. Teters B. Thomas G. Thompson F. Umholtz D. Vanzant C. L. Wright H. Wright M. Wobbe . R. Weathers S. Wilson I.. Zulpo Better Known as Dolores Bill Luella Bill Mary Fern Iames Mary Belle loc Roy Leroy Bill Bebe Holt Neuter Virginia Red Iimmy Io Pat Spuny Nita I-ordyce Fay Ioe Mac Rube Coy Betty Don Doddie Shorty Blondie George Lard Pagie Boy Don Beth Tex Ginny Dot Max Bob Siggie Smitty Iohn lack Kathie Stinky Tan Tater lunior Gene Meany - Door Nob Minnie Pearl Helen Buggy Dippie Sophanna Zuppie Seen Most On the bus Downtown Walking At Applegates Shorthand Room In a car In a car In Agri. Building Driving to school Gabbing Mortorcycling Disturbing peace Anywhere Everywhere In typing room Acting silly At IVIcQueen s In the Cafe Giggling In Blue Chevvy W'ith the boys In Agri With the gang In Bus. IVIath With the girls With the kiddies Waiting With H. Sigmon With Betty Io Anywhere At Owl Inn Eating peanuts In trouble With a book Wearing boots Studying Reading At Church Here and There With Esther Pestering people Around At Theater Turning red Clowning Basketball practice In typing room Hurrying Basketball practice Guess? On street corner Laughing Studying Here and There Acting silly Saying Hi Saying Hi Nlemorizing poetry In Red Pickup Rivals Charge Temper Hasn't any Poor excuses Unfriendliness Pensiveness Quietness Reserve Slowness Smartness Secretiveness Voice Her walk Tardiness Catches butterflies Aloofness Bragging Arguing Reserve Soft Voice Being pinned None Timidness Out of town dates Blushing Flirting Truthfulncss Teasing Out of town date Quietness Quietness Going Steady Inquisitiveness Stag Parties Size 13,5 Quietness Aloofncss Silly Itleas Walk Shortness Languidness Arguing Quictness Staring Shyness Loudness Frankness Borrowing Nervousness Bragging Blushing Shyness Ivlischievousntss Quietness She giggles Teasing Gift of Gab Hitting People None Reserve 21 Fans Admin Smile Good looks Smile 1 Looks Complexion Adaptability Sweetness Good Nature Grades Handsomeness Diminutiveness Liveliness Height Curly hair Neatness Basketball ability Dancing Calmness Iolliness Clothes Disposition Wavey Hair Calmness Smile Self-Confidence Dimples Pretty Smile Sinccrity Pleasantness Pleasantness Complexion Generosity Boggie Intelligence Looks Intelligence Helpfulness Kindness Friendliness Smile Height Agreeableness Clothes Freckles Sense of Humor Hair Personality Friendliness Eyes Personality Agreeableness Grin Personality Willingness Friendliness High Spirit Truthfulness Smile Friendliness Higher Ambition Watkins Saleswoman Radio Announcer Air Hostess Ventriloquist Secretary Dog Catcher Millionaireis Wife G-Man Boxer Miller Fuller Brush Salesman Opera Singer lack-of-All-Trades Sailor Typist Wave Preacher Beauty Operator Perfume Clerk Designer President Artist Carpenter Poet Poet Laureate Designer Dress Designer Tire Salesman Seamstress Nurse Dancing Teacher Chemist Body and Fender M1111 Concert Pianist Baseball Player Geologist Court Reporter Feature Editor Housewife Butcher Business Man Stock Buyer Movie Actress Governor Street Cleaner Governess Cartoonist Dancing Instructor Nurse Crooner Millionaire Dog Trainer Chauflieur Radio Comedian Kindergarten Teacher Singer Ditchdigger Miss America Miner 1 'xl'lll X N XINRY RI L KI Ii .. ,,.,.. 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Third Row: Elizabeth Watts, Mattie Forga, Nancy Steele, Billy Allen, Delores Redding, Marilyn Glenn, Patsy Iagger, Dean' Watson, Rex Murphy, Mary Stal-ford. Fourth Row: Rosa Lee Parsons, Maxine Leak, Leon Allen, Bernard Brick, Lee Sarratt, lim Kimbrough, Malcolm Campbell, Eugene Baldwin. Fifth Row: Virginia Collins, Gladyes Cooper, Mrs. Lingelbach, Scott Test, Mike Hensley, Charles Boyer, Ierry Mathis, Robert Little. Sixth Row: Miss Iones, Kenneth Letsch, Iesse Wilson, Earl Frederick, Iames Whelchel, Rodger Andrew. 2U2l'ltA Qu 0 I ,ii BUDDY BONNER DORIS IANI5 IACKSON IOAN RICIS NORMA IIQAN I.ICHI.Y'fIiR Presnlerzl Iam' l'n-.wif-nz Sr'i'rz'mry Tff-Ufffff i FIRST ROW: Ioe Bob Iolinion, Doris Iaclcson, I.0i1ctta Sinitli, Nena Brogclon, Davirl Ludwig, Bobby I'erryman, Iimniy Frazier, Bobbie Brooks, Benny Allen, Tlielnia I-Iuilson, SECOND ROVV: R. I-Iilburn, Charles Pennington, Bobby Phillips, Danny Wiirsoii, Bonnie Iiink, Ioyce Austin. THIRD ROW: Dean Fanning, Bnclcly Bonner, Keitb Ifsene, I,ain'a Voorlieese, Bonnie Barncorrl, Pearl Bnrgess, Norma Liclilyter, Ieanerte VVrigIit. FUURYIHH ROVV: Loyd King, Dorothy Rogers, Carolyn Canip ell, Virginia Lee, Doluw Iinltz, Loretta Anglin, Ioan Rice, I5IIi'I'I'I RQNV: Ray Harrelson, Raynionrl Laylie, oy Turner, Bobby Tripp, Helen Lyons, Ivlary Rose Viney, Ivlrx. Bnforrl. SIXTI-I RONV: B. Wriglit, Ricliarrl Weber, Ioe I.avn1an, lack Tbigpen, Iinimy Tbonias, Illiillip Steele, Dale I:orrI, Eugene Cocliran. 31 elfefltll Qu Q X UMW, m.I,,Am. f ,,H,m DXYYLR iimim' izoiuczaiw MARcsARr'r msciufiz 1r,,.m1 nl VH',p,inilwi1 Si mfinrv uml fmmivivr Iffpwin Rrpnm-r HRST Rnbxxlj licrty lVl.ittliL-wx, MLll'g.ll'k'f lil-glam-1', Peggy ljciulcrgixilt, Niim Wfigcs. lininiy Cypcrt, Billy ilnovvcrx, liinniy Roiigcix, Billy Vxfitwii. liniiny Rrilweits, Wlumlcll ljmcvcixigc. SECOND RUXV: Pansy lhlwi-. Nnnm l'liillips, Nincy liilwr, iXl.Il'l0l'lL' Z.iul1cry, Batty Luwix, liixincci Vv'cQr. THIRD ROXN: Patsy Ci'owLlL-i', Inu Vern ligigluix, Icgiiiiicttc liixluii, Peggy Dwycr, ligiyc Hcllycr, fXlil4li'ccl 50111, litlici' HL-llycr. LL-onn ll.ll'l'Cl90ll. IULYRTH ROVVQ liriiu- l-l.lll, Nl7YI11.ll1 Aiulrcws, Kciinctli lloc, Dfiyli- lirnzicr, lmncs Ralston, l.1n1cs l'.1rQlL-y, Bolulay lynfli, Roy Turner, Robert l.uNlgistcr, l-l.1rol4lSinitl1. I-'IIf'l'H IQCDW: IJUI11llLlcT.ll'fL'l', lnnics Uxicr, lingciic lingo, llirl Diclwoii, Dmnc KL-gli, lilnini' Collins, lNlisS Nielson. 32 egzulenf Counci LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Parsons, Bobby Thomas, Clyde Mzminm, Harry Arrripc, Donna Vnnznnt fSec.j, Billv Dean Hoskins fviee-llresiclentj, Mr. Vnnznnt fsponsorj, Franliie Redding, Loretta Letsch C-l-I'C1lS.D, Carol Simons, Leona Luker, Fay lVl1n'ie Stafford fllrcsiclcntj. egiuclenf He 492,06 5'-U5 h FIRST ROW: Gene Phillips, Iaekie Luker, Bobby lvforris, Eddie Curry, Kenneth Lane. SECOND ROW lohnny Ellenhurger, Iumes Wentz, Dean WLIESOII, Kenneth Letch, lack Anglin. 33 - Ql'l.i0l'- Wray ffnnrlf- unnnr qnrfofu FIRST RUXV, left to right: I.eona Iailcer, Frances Iones, lNfIonte Rae Clianrloin, Patsy Talrlo, Iiraiices Sue Cole, Iaetlneline Coger. Carol Clark, Ifwtliei' Iolin, Bebe Dale Holt, Cai-ol Lee Simons, SECOND ROXXU Anna Lon Iiarley, NIartlia il-lionipson, I.anrea fVIyers, Ivfyrtlc I.ayne, Fay IXILIYIL' Starfnnl, Rntli Ann Clemons. Pansy Stanips, Bolmlrie Sue llryant, Lawrence Artripe. THIRD RCXV: Gaile XI.n'ex, Norina Pmeasley, Lena Yoiinginan, I.aW'amla Iiielclx, Sara lNIitcl1ell, Beverly' Reed, IXIa1'y lane XVatlains, Donna Sinxtli. YOUR-I-I-I RUXV: Ray Ritter, Conlon Bonner, Bob Patton, Donalal lm-ull, Donna Vanzant, Xlrw. I-lellsrern CSPonworD . unior Wafionafeyonor ociefg FIRST RCJW: Iimmy Kimlwrougli, Ivlary Lookingluill, Betty Io Elmer, Frances Ann Ford, Kay Ritter, Gweenece Hannali, lane Austin, Wiliiigi XVines,.NIary Lou Rogers, Carl Hannali. SECOND RQWZ lime Bean, lVIary Eleanor Stafford, Nancy lo Steele, Aclell' Schroeder, Shirley Keitli, Cliarlsie Lockliart, Billie lean Lea, lvlrs, -I-oler fSponsorD. THIRD RCW: Cliarles Boyer, Gene Layman, Bolblmy lvlorris, Iaclcie Lnlcer. 1 34 x,QxQg j as -, ig.--We, it vu-sr gs - , ya,mM ..W.f t. A s.ra'f 5'Be E 3751 ab er, 'ef 3 1... 2'-3' ggi digg Ln: W YV! QSSO' Ed' rnnerigi :ii -'Nl lfiHf'i5'i, ici 32 ,485 3 ff ini isiig lei -V-li 'pmgt E PHE '45 f? Ig Q f f im ' 93, ,fs ', gg 3 2 3' . T39 f ME A' pc hg 5' SWSQ f S . ,:Qe,,. be gi ight Q fa BQ Q s?g,,,'5f 25 ,. CS-..lf1.:' fEX.ixani .hs SAS' as 5 2X.nt:'BEF' ltigaf gg? Qi? ,.Xl,fJfiQr. 153' 145, 5.-' ......., QDYWUY' rin 05 is 213 TW . Fofocfnveers Va i iChip-Chuck 583316 hi Ishnas Szifill ieBy the Chilmmntt X2 .AM be- Uaje aHQ0gh on Eyaf 0956 ez, ' 53 A , .Qi s 1, M, , f' 55055 8 Xvxuti-5 e s Aa it nrlrw TW ' If.....,l..-.L tn PII?q354 . Aa 5e1.1xi56?.ae1'2L5 ii iimxlvv Vik C0 X90 X3 r K CPS HIII 4 4 ' . - s e u og CUOI1 ,,, f 1 ' ,mpc fpeffgct A , - eff - 1 , ' ss -w at Student? Engng f? UFHHQDQA 0 y summon STAFF i f-,masters H V CC01'0fq j'Z,Dy,,, , - A . Q X Editors, my Marie seafront JN .sw :ao 51:1 sages UL The 1 'fi ami-rsE1iiior Kigigrlgiiii SOI' img-i cxemiii ffm' r, '4 C 1 ' DO . , ' - K 5 gs 0 K0 I 2 As. gsports Ed, ,.., Sammy Byars JB . of fini: Ugg . . e A . Exchange Editor, Ruby Maine cs, f ,,,B,, m egg, oy , A Feature Editor ,,.A. nlielexig ob ,absence . Sponsor .,., ., iss ve 0 9 -as ,Q , X R Wgxxo Reporters: aueene Leaowkieff- lb, 516 1 673- imgfmlggxfem m Mage- ,Nm as ty Lou Schroeder, Ray i er. - 33 9 ,Sew E .r, re ww, XB 'Missa if 35 Q ' , sro K , 1 .,, Q' ' , lf, at 'rvzfkinaxg 5 Ann Tansey, Ntonte Rae Chau- 's2lbe'n'.,,b06-,753 DQQ g pea Mijn D0 YOUR 'eh mea doin. Ruby Marne.Fgr?!d11rrglSU6 e 1' may Q80 pygmy mn-H St V ,aegih an BEST we 9 Van Cole. Barbara Jean i . 0113 J, eb, F160 ZEST , Heringlfwg 131525.21 aulfggwa? ggglsgsnilitgxgary Becker an . you to lim? . Q , ' onx 1, 44' '----------4 . s 1 ' sq ' As-----Y---, be - Jgm k 232.430 S319 . 4i'9,f'Q17-88118, 8 Q To edit the Bulldog Section every two weeks, covering all the school news an getting assignmen s in e ore ea ines, 0 improve ie sc ioastic qua itv d t li f d dl t rl l l l of the Paper and at the same time increase reader interest have been the objectives of the Bulldog Staff this year. Every member of the stall, from the class reporter to the sponsor, worked and worked efhciently to help in all ways, whether great or small, to see that every article, news story, :ind editorial was in readiness for the paper. The Bulldog Section would have been a probability instead of a certainty if it had not been for every one of the 18 members of the staff. Ac no better place and at no better time could those who worked with the staff sponsor, Miss Pauline Overholt, desire to mention her name us the wheel in the machine that kept uthe Press runningu than in the annual of which they, together with her, make up the Bulldog Staff. 35 , we enior pfay . A 3,1 v I I 3 ld - 5 E . Q R .K L uaww' . LVL, - L,A..,..a,, , i 3 K i R 5 l , 2 lf fi 1 i l Y !'Fs rf 0 u 9 M0 ff 1: I 5 li 'i 'T :c': p':l?: H 0 ' -'.:if4' . s 'll1.1iQ a.: 4 1 1 lwlvlg: lg' C1131-lic HOPP5, Lal-yy'5 ward , ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, lxionte Rae Chaucloin N Z0,.3N 'qi Uncle Aleek Twiggs, In charge of Charlics Y,,,,,,,,Y,, Roy G1'imSlUy Ili.: 'I Noi'a Malone, Cook at the Elliott home W H ...Y Y . 1-yI1l1 CHYSUU x '.'ll A Mrs. Fann Farnham, Lzirr ls aunt b marriage ,,,, Fay Mai'ie Stafford .--. iq' g Y 4 Y Y , . 'iq -'lg Officer Tim McGrill, Nora's sweetheart ,,,Y V YYV, YYYYVY - ,fB1ll FSICP I Q I. Mfg, Caroline Sm :he-Kerse , Vivian's mothers. ,,,,, H H B31'b1ll'Ll Bird f:'I ' v s iity L Xa S Cl . ivian myt ie- ersey, nrry S ancee ,ttttt,VVVtYVVVVV,VVVVVV V Y W UK' 00 ,Y ' ,, 'f':l'.W Mortimer Smyrhe-Kcrsey, Vivian's brother ,,,,....,,,,,,. loc Carroll Backus :: Ill! Tptl I-Iarrlt-y, His olrlttime college pal ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, C hnrles Elmer xyzxzfxxv' I. II: Larry Elliott, A young business man ,,,,,,..,.. ,,,,,,t,,t,,,,,,,,,,, I Ohh B0Wlill Qtr l ::s:L,' ys Dm-cwr vVY,v,Y,Y.,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Mrs. Veda Clemens 'S Q Q sn -.flu Die 9, '40s 'Jo 5, '20 'Qs 5 ss 5 5 'il-lere Comes Charlie, a three-act farce comedy, was presented April 25 by a cast of seniors. directed by Mrs. Veda Clemons. Interest centered around Charlie Hopps an Arkansas hillbilly. Ar the death of her father, she was thrust upon l'appa Larry, a young business man who was totally unprepared for this addition to his household. Unknown to anyone else Uncle Aleck Twiggs produced a large sum of money which he used to send Charlie to boarding school. After a period of eleven months Charlie and Uncle Aleck returned and Larry recognized his love for her. The way in which Larry unscramblcd the confusing circumstances in which he found himself, kept the audience in an uproar right up to the last curtain. Mrs. Clemons has directed either the Junior or Senior play each year since she has been in Spring- dale, and both play cast and audience have found that her directing insures a successful play. 36 unior may y I ,df EDM Tom Spark ,,.,,,,,... ,,,,Y., I immy Wilson Wally Allen ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,, ,,,,,, H a rry Gladish Mom Avcrill ..........,. ,.,,,.,. B arbara Graham Lark Marie Sumner ,....,,,, Frankie Redding Calvin McCay,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,..., G lenn Parsons Mrs. Blossom McCay ......,. ,,,,,,,, A lice Lea Austin Leona Luker Smudge ..,,,,,................., Dick Smith ..,.... Roger Gail ,,,,,.... Harry Booth ,,....,,. Mona Spark ..,,,,... Eileen Dwyer Kitten Blake ,,,,,,..,,,,..,.. ,,,, ..,,...,,,,,Doyle Iohnson ,,,.,,.,,.Van Earl Dickson Lawrence Simonds ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.l.aiirea Myers The plot of the play revolves around the fact that the peace of Monfs famili boarders is threatened by the problem young Wally Allen is facing-giving up the girl he loves to his best pal, Roger, who has sacrified an arm for him. This situation brings unhappiness to two other people: Wally's fiancee, who does not love him as she pretendedg and lvlona, the ugly-duckling-swan, who is secretly in love with Wally. With her aid, Wally, pretending that he has suddenly fallen in love with Moria, goes away, leaving Lark free to marry Roger. Wally's self-sacrifice brings happiness to allg the climax being that Wally realizes he loves Moiia and asks her to be his wifeg she finally accepts joyously. 37 enior gde Fmt! Row: Patty Sharp, Georgia Newton. lanice Eilig, Wanda lulian, Carol Lee Wriglit, Peggy Edwards, Louise Dixon, Virginia Wright, Loretta Letsch. Set-una' Roux' Alma Curry, Ieanne Cummings, Lucy Heagler, Rosa Lee Austin, Christine Edwards, Patsy lvlyers, hflartha Ioe Wolfe. Deloris Gibson, Dovie Reed. Third Raw: Donna Smith. Virginia Hulliuaster. lNlarilyn King, Mary Becker, Carol Simons, Marietta Silces, Barham Wright, Vivian Vxfebh, Mabel Wealand. Betty Kelly, Barbara Greer, Dorothy Straight, Mary lane Watkins. Faurtb Row: Enid Hall, Mary Fern Goclley, Viola Osborn. Annabelle Delozier, Gayle Mays, Beverly Recd, Betty Lou Fultz, Iuanita Perry, Betty Crain. Fifth Row: Skipper Iernigan, lohn Bowlin, Leroy Page, Iames King, Miss Melsoii, Qdirectorj lack Adams, Donald Lovell, limmy Wilson, Iohn Sinionds. unior gde Fur: Row: Louetta Smith, Margaret Becker, Iuauita Vw'right, Norma Llchlyter, Paulint Murry, Niln Tolbert, Mary Lou Loolungbill. Wilma Vifines, Patsy Crowder, Doris Iackson, Bobbie Brooks. Second' Row: Peggy Pendergraft. Nina Brogdon, Mary Webb, Betty EllI'IL'l'. Patsy lagger, Marilyn Glenn, Kay Baller, Gnssie Mayes, Third Row: Betty Matthews, Laura Vorlieese. Delores Redding, Rita Graham, Lou Vern Backus, Betty Louis, Mary Louise Fritts. Ann Cox, Fourth Row: Mary Watts, Billie Allen, Mary Stagord, Nancy Steele, Helen Lyons. Loretta Anglin, Pansy Baker, Ioan Rice. Fifth Row: limmy Thomas, Iimmy Kimbrough, lack Thigpen, Raymond Lane, Philip Steele, David Ludwig, Bolxhv Perryman, Ioe Layman, Sixth Row: Kieth Fscne, Dannv Watson, Eugene Page. Bohliy Lynch. Billy Watson. IIHHTIY Cypert, Miss Melson. 38 CM Opefeffa I.Ifl3T TO RIGHT: Bobby Fritrs, ci.ll'0l 1.00 XN'riglxt, Gwrgia NHL- Ncwrnn :Xlnm Cillrry, l'mcvc1'ly Io Recd, fvlnrilyn King, Iinmmy Wvilsnn. SIECOND RUXV: Clyde fXI11in, Nlzlry Ianc Wnxtkilmx, Lorctm Lctsulm, Slsimw IL'l'Ilig.lll. fNI.u'1lyn Nfillcr, Inlmn Sinmndi. IVHIRD RUXV: Kenna-rlx llmrmlu, Glcn jones, lim King, Donald Ipwll, 10111 Bnwlin, Kliw Nlabcl IXIQISOI1 fDirc'Ct0rD. 11.6 . l ra l'lCl-l'l5 l,lfF'I- TO RIGHT, sitting: Nfontc Rue fjlllllldflill, Rntlx Ann Clcnmnx. Aliq- Ansrin, Fnyrcnc NTcCoy, Incqnulinc Cogcr, Lynn Cnrwn. STANDING: Donna Vnnzunt, Sam Miccllcll, Mrs. Clemons, Ruby Maine Barbara Bird, Esther Iolm. 39 Homecom H3941 a I2 -an is S .Q N. 'V L , .qkgff g Q if '- F X NNE 84193 'www K RUBY M ARA BI RD Y ...pf Qioov , 1- W 004, I 53 ' A ef? 1- - ,. PM 1 QU' t a, if 4147 - in Szi ' 'Q' K x iv' .-:'-: , W ,A 1 V , 'vi K Y shy? .gfgg k N. M X X Vkkk,5 F i 1 f1 X Y LOU SCVWX ' 'STHER ff I- ByfY'Y IOHN 8 C: QWX S.igx'6f wp l1lL5ENE NN . QBO14, . My Q 3 W A? DOVIE REED f , Cv X SQXM Lqlvlc Y Qbd w 6 6 NW' ' 5 ff O5 Lg I WJ mf 9' 1? 4 'fx A' J ,641 'weak 4 1 KT Kenneth Aaron, Iinnny Aimerito, Doyle Anileryon, Charles Arthurs, Howaril Arthurs, Lawrence Artripe, Gaylord Canm- Bobby Cloer, Tommy Coleman, Rutly Costa, lftltlie Curry, Gene Downum, Billy Dene Ellen, Alfrecl Evans, David Gay, VV.ircl Goheen, Bobby Graham, Roy Grimsley, Dick Herren. Denton Howe-ll,'Donalcl Iohnson, Donald Iulian, Bobbv Keuilritlc, lohn Kever, lames Layne, BHly Lott, Ralph ivlayes, Billy lVlcl.aughlin, Dewev Mills, Bob Mitcllell, Iunior lvlitehell, Ianies W. Miilliiis, Neil Vaugh, W. Netherton, Milford Oxfortl, Donaltl Page, Bob Parclue, Glenn Parsons Iuuior Payne. Billy Perry, lack Perry. Wfarren Ret-il, Donalfl Revnolcls, Richarcl Roberts, lll'lll'l1V Rogers, Arthur Lee Seals: I. C, Seals, Keith Scott, Kenneth Scott, Robert Sigman, lohn Hugh Smith, lack Springston. lot: Strivers, Billy Tisclale, Ray Vanseoy, Allen Vaugh, Doyle Vaugh, Virgil Verucchi, Ioe Wealziiiil, Leonarcl Walileu, Atlren VV.1tts, Dovle XV:-bb, George XVL-bb, Robert Yvhittle, Leon Zulpo, loe Carroll Backus, Iobn Simonils. 1 The new school year got oil to a rlying start with 27 new members aclileml to the chapter as Green- hancls. Together with 59 ol the Chapter Farmer clegree anil one State l5armer, loc Grimsley, this brings the total membership up to 67. Through a cliversilietl activity progrgiiii the chapter raisetl approximately 53,5170 to be used for new buildings and equipment. The new equipment piireliaseil inclutle a hancl saw, wootl lathe, hammers, saws, etc. Fluorescent lights have been nclelccl to the classroom. A new zooo capacity brootler house has been completerl. A major improvement to be completed within the next year is an enlargement of the shop. A tlairy herml improvement program is now in progress with a Iersey bull alreatly acquirecl. There are about 25 members in the Iersey division and several more in the Guernsey division which will get untler- way in the near future. This is not merely confined to Agri. boys but is open to any outsitlers who are interested. 5119-s A Father-:incl-Son, lvlother-anal-Daughtcr banquet took place on lvlarch 7. . rg' 42 Ollie gc gm I FIRST ROW: lane Austin, Gweenece Hannah, Nlary lngrum, Lena Horn. Fnyd Hall, YVanda Iulian, Adella Schroeder, Billie lean Dixon, Delores Gibson, Louise Dixon, Betty Ruth Kelly, Doris Ann Haves, Mars' Lou Rogers. SECOND ROW: Betts' lane Netherton, Wanita Lott, Betty Rhea l,CllllCl'glL.ll,f, Lucy Heagler, Elaine Duncan, lvlyrtle Layne., Lillie Miie Baldwin, Peggy Edwards, Sue lvlaine, Rosa Lee Austin, Shirlev Keith, Charlsie Lockhart. THIRD ROWZ lVlai'ie England, Carolvn Wlobbe. Gayle lklays, Lavairve Lott, lionnie Wilson, Pansv Stamps, Barbara Wright, Carol Simons, Christine Edwards, Virginia Wriglit, Betty Fields, FUURTH ROW: Loretta Letsch, lvlarie Burgess, Ella Nora Kisner, Gladys Weber, l,aWanda Fields, Ixhrjorie Kisner, Lena Lott, Thelma Zachery, Laura lyerrxw man, Mabel Wealand, lvlvrtle Clark. A yp,f4u.g FIRST ROW: lvlary lane Watkins, Dovie Recd, Nlildred Trimble, Loda Mae Holder, Esther Iohn, Marian lwlvers, Aileen LeBow, Betty Lou Schroeder, Pauline George. SECOND ROW: Geneva Harmon, Frances Dee Ioncs, Barbara Gramling, Barbara Greer, Doris Sarratt, Vivian Webb, Nlaxine Hall. THIRD ROW: Ianice Ellig, Skipper lernigan, Patsy Taldo, Frances Tessaro, Helen Decker, Trumanda Stamps, Edythe Sarratt, Virginia Vaughn, Betty Ruth Godley, Mrs. Petersen. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Fields, Bonnie Aaron, Nlartha Thompson, Vaughn Hutchinson, Nobia lean Iasper, Frances Nloneyhun. FIFTH ROW: Lucille Pemberton, Geraldine Snavely, lvlarjorie Snavely, lane Holmes, Beverly Reed, Norma Beasley, Betty Escue. ll !! il Cfaaa .Mafory Dear Diary, 1935 -Today it hnally ha ened we enrolled in school We Bobby Thomas, Iilleilen Teters, Iohn Bowlin, Ruby Maine, Kenneth Leslie, Paul Davis, and Beverly Reed enrolled in Washington School, and we, Billy Dean Hoskins, Donna Fay Smith, Margaret Wobbe, Bobbie Sue Bryant, Ioe Carroll Backus, Frances Sue Cole, Maxine Maddiex, Barbara Bird, Fay Marie Stafford, Ianice Myers, and Martha Neale, enrolled at Central School, with Miss Ola Thompson as our teacher. What fun going to school for us all except Iohn B. who cried the first day. 1938-There wasn't much that ha ened to us between the 1940 first and the third grade but ifiiially in the fourth grade we have just had our Hrst big chance-of course, the Operetta! Both Washington and Central participated in this Operetta. lack and the Magic Bean Stalk has proved to be a big success. -This year we are the rulers of our lower classmates, but it is also our last year to play each other in baseball and football as separate schools and to have our music festivals together. Guess we won't have any recesses in the morning and afternoon but just at noon. We won't get to play bear and other games anymore. Oh, well, we'll get to go to the big building anyway. Some of our new friends that we've added since the Ist grade are Monte Rae C., Bebe Dale H., Charles fDickiej E. in the 2nd, Reva Iune Ames in the 3rd, Patricia L. and Donald M. in the 4th, Harold S. and Sophanna W. in the 5th, Beverly Ann T., Maxine B., and lack H. this year. We must say goodbye to dear old Central and Washington. 1941-Here we are in Ir. High School at last. Now that we're getting acquainted we who came from Central are End- ing out that the kids from Washington are o.k. and vice-versa. Maybe we shouldn't have had all those fights. Today Joe Carroll B. was initiated in the Peppers Club while Frances Sue and Martha lean were repre- sentatives from the 7th grade as football maids. More friends are added this year, Bob S., Ieanne C., Helen W., and Raymond H. 1942-Today Bucky Crouch was elected president of 8A and Gene Mitchell 8B. leanne C. and Fay Marie S. were elected football maids. Iuanita L. and Georgia Mae were the new students during this year. l9431NOW we are in Senior High School and are still divided into two sections. 9A chose Iuanita L. as president, while 9B chose Fay Marie S. as president. 9C chose Paul Davis, and Mrs. Buford, Mr. Carter, and Mrs. Smith served as sponsors. Coming from several sur- rounding communities and various other places to attend Springdale High School are Dolores E., Annabel D., Betty C., Pauline B., Rose Eva D., Ioe G., Roy G., Jacqueline C., Fay L., Virginia H., Betty Io L., Harry A., Sara M., Virginia R., Donna Vanzant, Ray R., Iohn Hugh S., lack S., Kathleen S., Ralph W., Frances U., Gene T., and Ioe L. Several of the boys went out for various sports activi- ties this year. Billy Dean, Ioe Carroll, lack H., Paul D., and Bobby T. were among the Hstarsll on the Iunior Hi. Basketball team. Fay Marie, and Billy Dean were initiated into the Peppers Club. Sue C. and Raymond H. were elected to serve on the Student Council. Sue C., Maxine M., and Iuanita L. were football maids this year. Much to our surprise Margaret W., Iohn B., Barbara B., Ieanne C., and Fay Marie S. have become members of the Iunior Hi Chapter of the NHS. 1944-We are in the loth grade now. Several new members have been added to the class. They are Lynn C., Rudy C., Fayrene M., Leon Z., and Ruth Ann C. Our class has finally been combined and we elected Fay Marie as president, Don Tyson as Vice-President, Barbara Bird-Sec., and Margaret Wobbe-Treas. Stu- dent council members have Beverly Ann T. and Frances Sue C. The new members of the NHS were Gene T., Donna S., Barbara K., Pauline B., Iacqueline C., Ioe G., Sara M., Donna V., and Roy G. New Peppers Club members are Margaret W., Barbara K., Ieanne C., and Barbara B. This year a band has been formed with Donna V., Barbara B. and Donald M. from the iorh grade. We are very proud to have all the majorcttes from our class. Beverly Ann T. is Drum Majorette and Monte Rae C., Ruby M., Fay Marie S., and Frances Sue C. are serving as majorettes. Iuanita L., and Martha N. are attendants at the Football Queenls Royal Court. Q This year in the sports Held Paul D. and Raymond H. are on the football squad and Paul is a member of the Senior High basketball team. Barbara K., Helen T. and Fay Marie S., have made the girls' basketball team three good players. 1945-To head our Iunior year we elected Roy Grimsley as president, Fay Marie, vice-president, Frances Sue, Sec., and Billy Dean, Treasurer. Mary Fern G., Don R., Beverly lo Reed, Carol Lee Wright, Iames Graham, and Mary Belle Graham have been added to our roll. Serving on the student council are Fay Marie, Ruth Ann, and Ioe G. Iacqueline C. has been elected president of the NHS with new Ir. members being Bebe Dale H., Fayrene M., Bobbie Sue B., and Ruth Ann C. Georgia N. and Ieanne C. are prominent members A idfory of the Glee Club singing in the trio and quartet re- spectively. The Bulldog Section is fortunate in having Billy Dean, Fay Mairie, Sue C., Barbara B., and Iohn B. on the staff. Serving as maids are Ieanne C., Georgia N., Fay hflarie S., and Mrirtlia N. Our candidate for bond queen is Fay Miirie S. who is also a cheerleader. i The Angell Brats, our Iunior Play was a success with Don T., john B., Sue C., Barbara B., Bob B., loc Carroll, Fay Marie, Fayrene, Carol Lee, Bob B., Patricia L., Donna V., Dickie E., Georgia N., as cast members. Prepared a successful banquet for the departing Senior class. I946TAt last the eventful year is upon us, yes, we are seniors at last, the last year we will be together. This year with Mrs. Clemons as sponsor we elected llres. Gene Thompson, V. Pres. Charles Elmer, Secre- tary, leanne Cummings, Treas., Barbara Bird. Several new students have been added to our class, They include Ianies King, Iackie O'Dell, lvlax Sharp and Bill Estep: four veterans who have returned to complete their education after serving in the armed forces. The others are Dorothy Roberts, Leroy Page. Louella Estep, Tommy Coleman, Kenneth Banks, and Ianice Niyers. Iackie O., Bobbi' T., Rudy C., Raymond l-l., l-larry A., Billy Dean H., Ralph NV. lack S., Kenneth L.. loe Carroll B,, Charles E., and llaul D. helped make S this a most exciting year on the gridiron. CM On the basketball court we saw Paul D., loe Carroll B., Kenneth L., Bobby T., and lack Springston teaming together to speed the Bulldogs on to victory, Bobby T. and Paul D. were Co-captains. The Senior class was aptly represented on the girls' basketball team by Kathleen S., Ruth Ann C.. Helen T.. Sara lvl., and Barbara Keck, Bebe Dale H. and ixlllfgllffl Wolnbe. Ruth Ann C. served as Co-captain. This year ieanne C. reigned as Football Queen with Ruby lvlaine, Donna Vanzant, lirances Sue Cole, and Barbara Bird as her attendants from the Senior class. Early in the fall we chose our class rings which we did not receive until Ianuaryfbut how proud we are of themll This year our class chose as their colors, blue and silver, class llower, the rose, and motto, Find a wav or make one. Our caps and gowns will be blue this year. Fay lvlarie S., hflonte Rae, Ruby Nl., Beverly T.. Ray R., Sue C., Barbara B., Billy Dean H., Carol Lee XV., and Iohn B. are members of the Bulldog Stall. liar' lvlarie S. is editor of the Bulldog. E Beverly T., Nionte Rae. Billy Dean ll., Barbara B. Qbditorfin-ehielb, Ray R., Carol Lee, and l'r.inees Sue are elected to serve on the Annual Stall. New ll1CIIlllCI'S llllllllttfkl to tlllf iI'0Ill till' Slillllll' class are Ruby M., Monte Rae, liranees Sue C., Beverh Reed, and Ras Ritter. H Cheerleaders are Sue C.. l'ay hlarie S., lack II., and Iohn B. Thus we end our high sthool career and we sax humbly, Iwiondh, and a little sadly, goodbye, Dear gilfllllll liii' FIRST ROXV: Beisel, Nlain. Backus. Bonner, Baird, Heagfi-i SECOND ROXV: Thomas, Elnier, Cladish. Artripe fSec.fTreas.j, Hoskins. THIRD ROXV: Coach Voss, Leslie Qllresidentj. U'Dell QVicefl7res.j. Viieatliers, Haichett. 45 CAM W We, the Springdale High School Class of 1947, having struggled forward thus far in our school life, some planning to continue but many ending it here, do declare this our last will and testament: We, Reva june Ames and Luella Estep, leave our sense of humor and our sunny dispositions to Shirley Keith and Ward Campbell. We, the following do bequeath and devise these several and separate possessions, abilities, and accomplishments .is follows: Roy Grimsley and Leroy Page to Glenn Parsons, our ubrainn, Paul Davis to Coach Voss, two doien football sweaters, jack Springston to Harry Gladish, my cool disposi- tion, joe Llewellyn to Van Earl Dickson, my ability to get around with Fayetteville girls, Tomniy Coleman to Sammy Byars, my attendance record, Carol Lee Wright and Billy Glenn to Loretta Letsch and Rex Smith respectively, our nicknames, Minnie Pearl and Hjerku fsoda jerk, of coursej, Kenneth Leslie to the dear old town, my name of i'Fordyce , Rudy Costa and Bob Sherman, our slender, supple height to Bobby Brown and Gordon Bonner, Billy Dean Hoskins and Monte Rae Chaudoin to john Will Craig and anyone else wishing to be exempt, our ability to get along with the teachers: Mary Belle Graham, john Bowlin, and Helen Wright to Kas' jean Ritter, Gene Holt. and janice Ellig, our soft and melodious voices: Fredora Mulkey. Virginia Huffmaster, Betty jo Lane, Maxine Brown, and-ah jacqueline Coger, - yes, and Margaret Wobbc leave our quiet dispositions. our sedate bear- ing, and our stately carriage to Ann Cox, Carolyn Wobbe, Mary Eleanor Stafford, Wanda julian, Eileen Dwyer, and Mary Becker respectively, Raymond Hatchett to Cleavie, nn' ability to act the part of a girl, jackie O'Dell to james Little, my most prized posses sion - my cowboy boots, Ruby Maine and juanita Led- bctter to Betty Lou Schroeder and Helen Decker, our ability to go with older boys, Patricia Leak to Rosa Lee Austin, my tee-hee giggles, Ralph Weathers to Harol Ray Beisel, my day dreams, Beverly Ann Tansey to Mary Elizabeth Watts. my position of drum majorette, Bebe Dale Holt to Marian Myers, my brown eyes to go with her blonde hair: Frances Sue Cole, that uCole to any hot-headed junior, Harri' Artripe to Glen jones. my love of going steadyn: 46 Pauline Berner, Virginia Robbins, and Annabelle Delozier, our quiet dignity to the seventh and eighth grades, Mary Fern Godley and-Dolores Ennis, our ability to pass three commercial subjects in one semester, to Vaughn Hutchinson, Kenneth Banks, joe Grimsley, james Graham, and Leon Zulpo, our good fortune in having cars to drive to school to anyone Bnancially able to support them, Barbara Keck, Helen Teters, and Ruth Ann Clemons, our basketball abilities to Marilyn King, Dovie Reed, and Esther john, Fay Lilliard, john Hugh Smith, and Ray Ritter happily give back to Miss Overholt our burning love of poetry, Dorothy Roberts and janice Myers pass our stately height on to Mary jane Watkins and Laurea Myers, Fay Marie Stafford Csorrow- fullyj my chewing gum to jimmy Curry, Max Sharp, my discharge button to a certain junior girl, Harold Sigmon and Gene Thompson, separately, our wolfish ways and our bashfulness around the girls, to Bobby Morris and B. O'Dell, Donald Morris and james King to Clyde Maine and Marilyn Miller, our love of reading and our genius at identifying authors, Fayrene McCoy to Frances Ann Ford, my ability to act the part of a little girl, Martha jean Neale to Betty Ruth Kelly, my ability to catch and hold my man, Donna Faye Smith, my job at the theatre to some Frank Sinatra fan, Rose Eva Davis, my 'iwayn with the boys to Nancy Steele, Georgia Newton, my chubby cheeks to anyone who wants them QI doiftj, Frances Umholtz to Geneva Harmon, my genius at pestering people, Bobbie Sue Bryant to Nina Brogdon, myilove of music, Maxine Maddiex to Wilma Ruth Moron. my love of the navy, Beverly jo Recd and jeanne Cummings, our glasses to anyone who is dumb enough to study that hard, Bill Holmes to Charles Greenway, my deep voice, Bobby Thomas, my right to hold hands in Social Customs to 'iGrannie Baird: Lynn Carson, my position as belle of the senior class to jane Holmes, Barbara Bird, my experiments in going with two boys at one time to anyone who can carry it off, Donna Vanzant and jack Holt, our perfect attendance records to the earliest and latest risers in town, Billy Estep and Don Rassmussen. our speech-making abilities to Ward Campbell and joe Brogdon, joe Carroll Backus and Kathleen Springston to jimmy Thomas and Alice Lee Austin, our black curls, Betty Crain and Sara Mitchell, our red ones to any poor suckers who dye theirs. elala era First ww: jimmy Roberts, Glenn Parsons, Lou Vern Backus, Doris Ann Hayes, Norma jean Lichlyter, Mary Lou Lookingbill, Louetta Smith, Kay Bcller, Danny Watson. Second Row: Esther john, Bobbie Sue Bryant, Aileene LeBow, janice Ellig, Carolyn Wobbe, Wanda julian, Carol Lee Wright, Frances Ann Ford, joanna Robinson, Dovie Reed. Third Row: Patty Sharp, Alice Austin, Betty Schroeder, Margaret Wobbe, Georgia Mae Newton, jaequeline Coger, Bebe Dale Holt, Frances Sue Cole, Fayrene McCoy, Loretta Letsch. Fourth Row: Mary Eleanor Stafford, Loda Mae Holder, jcanne Cummings, Ruth Ann Clemons, Fay Marie Stafford, Frankie Redding, Carol Clark. Fifzh Row: Nancy jo Steele, Kathleen Springston, Donna Vanzant, Barbara Bird, Miss jones. Sixth Row: Ray Ritter, jimmy Kimbrough. Kenneth Lctsch, Bob Patton, Donald Lovell. President: Georgia Newton Vice-President: Alice Austin Sec.-Treas.: Loda Mae Holder The school year 1946-1947 marks one of the high eight years of the Peppers Club. The spirit of cooperation displayed by its 60 members has probably never been equalled nor will it be easily surpassed in future years. There were three main objectives that the Peppers Club carried out during the year. These were to put on a good Homecoming, give the footballteam a banquet, and share in the work of the basketball tournament concession. Homecoming, an event of November 1, was a success due to the careful planning and work of the members. Probably one of the best Peppers Club-Football Banquets ever given, was held December 13, 1946 at the Dodson Memorial building with Rev. Paul Galloway as guest speaker. During the annual invitation tournament the members did their part in the concessions. Tribute should be paid here to the sponsor, Miss Shirley jones, under whose able guidance the Peppers Club can truly mark the past year as one of its banner years. 47 , 1 1 f' I , vm tra' 6' 'fe fi . X f H ? .44 lk 134' A x M X in R -xgw 'hwy V17 avi -vi .Im 1' mi zzyff me lm 'Uv lan-Q 1 N Q., ,Agn-an 48 fy... ' . Ei it 1,1 Q., N I Q 'z ' i WV- X',,,4,.,. nf in 1,1.:'1'.'H' . A ll! '23 5' FRANCES SUE COLE FFORD MARILYN MILLER W I fv K Xp X DOVIE REED . F I joofgaf .N , fi , R ii sw 5 U ,f fl ' J , Q ' ll',l lu f if g ' ' i xg , , 1 Z 7 A -ww, I, 1 X Q, .ff 4 f, -r X N- Q FIRST ROXV, sitting lr-tc to right: Tlionias, Cmra, Hurclierc, Artripe, Hcagler, Beiscl, Hoskins, XVCL1KllCI'S. SECOND ROXV, kneeling left to right: B, Smirli, Innes, Reecl, Davis, H. Glaclislx, Springsron, l,eQlie, Nlaine, THIRD ROVV, srimrliilg left to riglmrz Xvest, li. Gladislm, Coaell Earl Voss, liaclans, Xvallier, lilnier, Brown, llrogrlon, Slllitll, GI'CCIlXV1ll', R. Sliver, Pliillipe, Bairzl. 1 I. Srivcr, lenllnerton. Springdale , Springdale , Springclale Springdale , Springdale ,, Springdale , , S rinfnlale P Q an - 4 J J Springdale , . Springdale ,,,, Springdale SCOREBOARD 6 Silnani Sprin I4 Harrison , , , 44 l'lnntsvillc ,, 0 Van Buren , G Dierks I3 Alina , , , 48 Rogers , , , , cm Fayetteville , '6 Ioplin , , 19 Fnymcvillr- 50 V51 9 71 :1x jooflaf eaffermen FIRST ROW, lcft to right: Bclsrl, Smith, Hcnglur, Sl,7l'iI1g5Ull1. SECOND ROW: Recd, Costa. Bllfkllk Glmlixlx. THIRD ROW' Hutchctt, Yvcnlllcrs, Mxlilm, LCSIIC, Davis. FOURTH RQVV: El!ll4.'l', Arrripc, Hoskins, TIIUIIIHS, U'DcIl. 51 gooffaf The Springdale Bulldogs fielded for the third consecutive year one of the greatest gridiron teams ever to pass through the portals of SHS. Despite the lack of material, with only four returning lettermen and the services of one former G.l. the Springdale eleven won five games, lost four, and tied one. They scored 156 points to the opponents' 104. Placing third in the conference, Springdale placed Co-Captain Paul Davis, Left End, Iack O,Dell, Left Tackle, and Bobby Thomas, Quarterback on the All-Conference team and Kenneth Leslie, Center, received Honorable mention. The same three, Davis, O'Dell, and Thomas placed honors on All-State team. Ar the Peppers Club-Football Banquet, Coach Earl Voss announced that 18 mem- bers of the squad had earned varsity letters. The opening game of the season was a see-saw battle with Siloam Springs Panthers. Although the loss of Left Tackle OiDell, due to a car accident, handicapped the Bulldogs, the score was tied up 6-6 as the final gun sounded. Later in the season the Bulldogs suffered a 26-o defeat at the hands of the Fayetteville Bulldogs. The Bulldogs celebrated their Homecoming by a 48 to o defeat from the Rogers Mountaineers. The hardest fought game of the season was with the Ioplin, Mo., Eagles. The score had been tied up 6 to 6 for three quarters and the Bulldogs had staved off a touchdown threat by holding the Eagles for four downs within the eight yard line when a Bulldog punt was partially blocked and went out on the three yard line. The Bulldog line held for two downs and on the third down the Eagles rolled over to win the game I3 to 7. The Bulldogs came back in the last game of the season to revenge the earlier defeat by the Fayetteville eleven, winning the Turkey Day tilt I9-I3. galietgaf The 1946-47 basketball season was not the best of seasons, but was exceptionally good for the Bulldogs. Throughout this season they participated in five tournaments as follows: The Springdale Invitation Tournament in which the Bulldogs lost to Gentry in the semi-finals but placed Springston and Davis on the all-tournament team. The Holiday Tournament which was held at Rogers where the boys were eliminated by Huntsville in the quarter-Hnals. The Bulldogs were selected to play in the A.S.T.C. Tournament which was held at Conway. Davis, Springston, and Thomas were placed on the all-tournament team. The Springdale boys brought home first place honors. At the District Tournament the Bulldogs gave outstanding performances but were eliminated in the finals by the strong Van Buren Pointers. Thomas and Davis were placed on the all-tournament team. After recovering from an epidemic of infiuenza the Springdale ten were invited to the State Tourna- ment held in Little Rock but were eliminated in the first round by Pine Bluff. Co-Captains for the Springdale Basketeers this year were Bobby Thomas and Paul Davis. The Springdale High School is fortunate to have held so competent a coach as Earl Voss for three years, with hopes for more to follow. 52 Z?aaLefLL-if I W. Ik Iii. ' E1 II 22 24 T, NIIUIIUI Slvrllwxton, Bnckux, Cin Cf.1Vl. Unix, Clvffllpt. -Illumwumx IIN III I IO RIC HI, smniing: I'nII1m'r. I,L-wlic, Hcaglc-11 Iiuul. I5.1mI. IE Sr 53 gaakefgaf l.l1l'T TO RlCiH'l', sitting: T1'r1'rs. C11-Cf:1pl..l11l111, l-lull, R1-ul, XYul1lmL-, King. l.l FT TO RIGHT. rt.1111li11gg: l.L'lNlll. Tl'lllll7lk'. Nliuliull, Ciuguli ClL'l1l1II15. Sivrixigxluri lkmslay, Co-Ciupl. Cla-111m111s. A Vliln- Sp1'ir1g1l.1lc girls Ii11isl14-ci tlwir 1946-47 l1.lslicrlu41ll scq1w11 NVlEll .1 winning pc1'cc11t.1gu of I iu plnycnl .1 mtnl ol I4 glllllkli, winning nina, lcming four, Llllil tying unc. bl-lllllllgllllllf rliu sc11so11 may Uiflll Oli POll1f9 illlil llllll ZSI 9C0l'Cll 1l.glllI1Yf fllClll. Tl1C VVL'l'k' VL'l'y lllfliy lll lllllf IN! OHL W L scrimisly llllff, 11ml tlicrc' w.1s wry little if :my illness During tlic scnson tlic girlx, lccl lui' CfJACiLll7IAlll1N Rutli Ixllll cilL'lllOIlS :uul lixtln-r lf1l111, ant L uw Hilll'Illlll1Cl1f9iflll' sllflllqilllll' lllX'lf1lfl0l1 bl-.0lll'll.lll1Cllf Llllll flll' ljlNfl'lkf ,l4Ulll'll.lIllL'llI, wl1i1'l1 VVJY llklkl If Clk 1 tllis ycnr. Tlic girls zulvniiccrl to tlic qL1a11'tc1'-fi11.1ls ul tl1c SPl'lIlgLlLllC UJlll'll.lI1lL'I1l by cl!-l1.1ti11g ling X lfetlicr lol111, Springclnlc guard was plncccl on tlic :ill-to11rnq1111c11t girli' fC.lIN .1111l tl1c 11ll-1 isu 1 T tc-11111. Slic was also votffil tl1c prettiest girl player i11 tl1u f0lIl'Il11ll1Cl1f, .1111l Doviu Raul, Sp1'i115n 1 11111111 won sccoml place in thc beauty contest. Sinlllgillllk' , 5i11i11g1l.1li' ,, Si1ri11g1l.1lL' SPl'lI1gAl.llL' Sliflllgllkllk' Splvlllgfllllc 5pri11g1l.1li' Sfvriiigllnlc Sl7l'lllgll1ll1i , SP1 ingclalc ,, Spruxgclnlc ,,,,, Spflllgllillt' Springmlnlu, ,,,, , SPI'll1g4llllC,, , , ,WW24 THE SCOREBOARD 34 Wait Fork 37 Lincoln ,WW41 Elkins ,,,,,,,ZI Decatur ,, Alma Y, 34 26 Huntsville ,,,,,,,28 Bentonville 27 Rogers ,,,,,,,24 Elkins , ,,,,,,,26 Rogers ,WW19 Gentry 41 Elkins ,,,,,,, , 21 Decatur ,,,, ,, 54 Van Buren ,,,,, ,,.. Il 18 27 117 16 23 24 30 5 39 '4 22 28 26 gzalfefgaf Clgffermen fx X7 HI FI 'N SPRINJC SIONJ MII DRI 17 IRIX BLI SARA NIlTCHl'l,l, Co XC H MRS X I DA CLLIXIONS Rl 'TH ANN CLEMONS I unior Z?a4Lefda! qu l lRST ROXV: Billy Howard Nlclxiughlin, Bohlry Head, Roger Andrews, Sammy Rogers. lionimy Beth. SECOND ROVV: Richard Tucker, Donald Bowlin, Robert Sigmon, Doyle Hensley. The Iunior High liullpups also had a victorious season. They won I0 games and lost 5 lor a winning percentage of 66.7. The Bullpups were strong with interchangeable reserves. The rival Bullpups of Fayetteville furnished the annual heartbrealcers for the loeal Pups in two very' exciting games. Fayetteville won over the Springdale Pups 21 to zo for one game and 25 to 26 for the last game. The Springdale Bullpups entered the district tournament held at Gentry and came home with second place honors, when the Huntsville Eagles defeated the Springdale Bnllpups in the final game of the District Tournament. Springdale placed Donald i'Duckie liowlin and Billy Howard lvlclaiughlin on the all-district team. The scores of the District Tournament are as follows: Springdale ,, , ,,,,,, 30 Prairie Grove ,,,,, ,,,,, , , 6 Springdale., . ,,,,,,,, 20 Decatur ,,,,,,,,, 17 Springdale ....... , M28 Bentonville . , 21 Springdale ........ ,.,,,,,,, x 9 Huntsville ,..., ,,,,., 2 o 56 N0 W 7 5 'GL XIDK N kfff,. X ' . s 1,', :2 W W 4 Vg' il W 'MMI V09 Qdf wY W My X 4 fKMxQx 57 sat fr!! A M, q 4 W., fzswf ' Sasffsg 5-W Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. I an. jan. jan. jan. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May 4 6 zo 30 1 IO 23 31 1 II 22 27 28 2 5 10 18 zo 6 1 1 I3 I7 24 31 5 I2 I4 zz 29 1 I4 22 30 1 4 6 22 9 I4 16 18 23 24 28 rata SENIOR DEBUT. Lunchroorn opens. Old acquaintance remembered-class Seniors meet Beowulf-sympathize with Grendel. First football game-tie. Wha'dya expect? Gladish shaved. Tacks and branding irons. F.F.A. initiates. l-leigh-ho! The fair. es interfere only slightly lack Holt made it-inside the door when the bell rang. Halloween Carnival-Fay Marie, queen. Homecoming-assembly-game-''As You Like It, Premiere- Charley's Aunt movied to student body. Freshies have party. Home Ecs demonstrate in assembly-Fashion Show. Heigh-ho! Thanksgiving--two days. jack Holt runs Daniel Booncnvmovie. First Basketball Game-Capitol Hill-Whaldya think? P.T.A.-sponsored Box Supper-fun. Christmas assembly-Music Department stars. I-leigh-ho! Christmas-'two weeks. Best two weeks of school ended. Slid to school on icycles. Sammy Byars starts second of six weeks detention. Good old exams. Good old grade cards. Iames King shows suspicious amount of interest in Bec I-leigh-ho! Tournament-four days. Beverly Ann Tansey gets in back work in typing. Valentines-- Oh, bleeding hearts -Flutter, flutter. Washington's Birthday-Saturday of course. I-leigh-ho! 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