Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

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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

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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.

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!- 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