Star City High School - Rocket Yearbook (Star City, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

building OFFICE At the desk of Mrs. W. M. Shumate, school secretary Culler mm From the SUPERINTENDENT SUPT. C. R. TEETER The ROCKET was recently selected by the Taylor Publishing Company as one of the top fifty among yearbooks published by 1100 different schools throughout the South. Many of us are unaware of the difficulties that have to be met by the ROCKET staff and sponsor, but all of us are proud of the annual. Our sincere thanks to all concerned for a job well done. JO ANN WATSON BOBBY JOHNSON Senior High English Industrial Arts Eighth Grade Science Junior High Classes WILLIAM COOK Diversified Occupations Junior High Classes BETTY DAVIS Home Economics RUBY VICK RUBY FISH Library Mathematics English Eighth English Journalism L. O. RAMSEY Counselor Vocational Civics Junior High Football GEORGIA SWAN Girls' Physical Education H I G H S C H O O L F A C U L T Y WILLIAM COX EVELYN WADE Commercial Department Junior High English OTIS DAVIS W. A. FISH Football Mathematics Social Science Social Science Biology LEONA MITCHELL WILLIAM SHUMATE Music Agriculture FRED BELLOTT REOLA LAWSON Band Study Hall Supervisor THE ELEMENTARY FACULTY CLYDE CULBERTSON Fifth Grade MELBA NEWTON First Grade MAMIE MILLER First Grade OUIDA GREEN Third Grade FRAN HARRELL Fifth Grade MARNELL ROBINSON Third Grade NEVA TEETER Fourth Grade NORMA BENSON Sixth Grade ELLEN SWAIM Second Grade GRACE VICK ROBERTSON Second Grade MERLE SPRING Music MYRNA SUE WILLIAMS Third Grade VELMA TARVER Fourth Grade VELMA HOLTZCLAW Sixth Grade MABEL OLLAR Second Grade EUGENIA CULBERTSON First Grade DOROTHY NELL JONES Principal EUNEVA PIERCY Assistant Principal LIDA LESLIE Fifth Grade MAY 18, 1951 THE SENIOR OFFICERS ENJOY A CHAT AT NOON I Mr. L. O. Ramsey Sponsor Miss Ruby Fish Sponsor Thomas McRae President of senior class; football, baseball, track, and basketball. 3 years; Commercial Club report- er; boys’ quartet; choir; junior and senior play casts; National Honor Society. Billy Waters Vice-president of senior class; National Honor Society; football and basketball, 2 years; fire marshall; Student Council; choir; Commercial Club. Carolea Scott Secretary of senior class; ROCKET Beauty Court, 1948, 1950; FHA reporter; trio; choir; monitor; Commercial Club; Jr. Red Cross Council; Nation- al Honor Society. Faye Johnson Wynn Quill Scroll; National Honor Society vice-prcsi- ident; Student Council treasurer; treasurer of senior class; basketball, 3 years; Football Queen, 1950; All-Girls president. 1949- 51; FHA; Com- mercial Club; cheerleader, 4 years; STAR editor- in-chief; vice-president of Jr. Red Cross Council. •-Y Jenny Lynn Thomasson Secretary of Student Council; cheerleader. 4 years; basketball, 3 years; Football Maid of Honor, 1950; Maid, 1949; Quill ft Scroll; president of National Honor Society; president of Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil; reporter of senior class; Commercial Club; FHA; ROCKET Court of Beauty, 1950. Jimmy Nobles {unior and senior play casts; football. 3 years; Commercial Club. Homer Crutchfield Quill g( Scroll, secretary of National Honor So- ciety; president of Student Council; president of Future Teachers; Commercial Club; Hallowe’en Kinfj; basketball, 2 years; track. 3 years; boys' quartet; choir; ROCKET makeup-editor; band of- ficer; senior play cast. Carolyn Lovett Commercial Club; FHA; Quill A Scroll; Pep Club; STAR business manager; Campus Beauty, 1949-’50; ROCKET Court of Beauty, 1947, 1948; vice-president of Student Council; cheerleader, 2 years; choir, ensemble, junior play cast; Miss Star City, 1950; Football Maid, 1950. A mm . ■ Thomas OBriant Football manager; basketball; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll; transfer from Darling. Mississippi. Diana Fish President of FHA; Commercial Club; choir; en- semble; Pep Club; student basketball manager; secretary of Jr. Red Cross Council; Halloween Queen. 1950. Mary Frances Butler FHA. Raymond Rodgers Commercial Club. Ann Whitehead Cheerleader, 3 years; basketball. 3 years; FHA; choir; Commercial Club; Football Queen, 1949; junior and senior play casts. J. L. Lindsey Football, 3 years; Commercial Club; junior and senior play casts. Harry Lynn McGee FFA, 4 years; football, 2 years. Mary Alice Hoyt FHA; Pep Club; Commercial Club; basketball, 3 years. Wilda Witty Transfer from Texas; FHA; basketball Joe Raymond Price Commercial Club; reporter of Student Council; senior play cast; deputy fire marshall; flag at- tendant. 4 years. Johnnie Bell Russworm Commercial Club; senior play. Joe T. Wynn Vice-president of All-Boys; co-captain for 1930 Homecoming; football, 3 years; junior and senior play casts. Brelin Chambliss Football, 2 years; all-district fullback, 1930; track 3 years. Bernice Weatherford Choir; Ensemble; Commercial Club; FHA; senior play cast; monitor; National Honor Society. Jerry Townsend FFA, 4 years. Margie Sparks Commercial Club; choir; FHA; Future Trades- men. Martha Nell Carr FHA; reporter of All-Girls; choir. Elmer Byerly Football and basketball, 3 years; president of FFA, 2 years; parliamentarian of Bollweevil Fed- eration; choir; reporter of All-Boys; baseball, 2 years. Harlon Peacock National Honor Society; secretary of FFA. Shirley Grumbles Campus Beauty. 1949; Commercial Club; FFA; senior play cast. . irV: Jeanette Long Choir; FHA; Commercial Club. Kenneth Wilkerson Transfer from Cave City, Arkansas; choir; band. James Cole FFA, 4 years. Katie Ann Me Falls FHA; Commercial Club; choir; Pep Club; basket- ball, 3 years; Football Maid, 1949 and 1930; mon- itor. Ray Harvey Foster Choir; Commercial Club; Future Tradesmen. Sue Erwin Campus Beauty, 1948; Commercial Club; treas- urer of All-Girls; Football Maid, 1948 and 1950; junior and senior play casts. Janet Parnell Cheerleader, 3 years; secretary-treasurer of FHA; National Honor Society; Commercial Club; choir; junior and senior play casts. Billy Edmonds Football, 3 years; track; vice-president of FFA; choir; Commercial Club. Maxine Ross Monitor; vice-president of Commercial Club; FHA; secretary of Jr. Red Cross Council; choir; basketball. Shelby Burr FFA. Eileen McGhee Graduated in summer, 1950; Quill Scroll. Carroll Mosley Football, 3 years; basketball and track, 2 years; STAR sports editor; ROCKET subscriptions man- ager; president of All-Boys; president of Com- mercial Club; choir; captain of 1950 Football Homecoming; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll. Elton Yarbrough FFA, football. George Byerly Choir; custodian of gym; audio-visual assistant. JUNIOR MISTER YE OLDE JUNIOR SPIRIT SERIT A AND J. B. OPERATING THE JOURNALISM STAND Mrs. Jim Watson Mr. Craig Benson Sponsor Sponsor Virginia Brockman Anneta Raley Secretary-T reasurer Reporter Charles Green Billie Jo Ollar President Vice-president Buddy Frizzell Myrtle Ann McClain J. E. Brown Billie Jean Johnson Leon Calloway Betty X Serita Carroll J. B. Gillespie Mary King Billy Wayne Robertson Wilma Jean McCoy Lavoy C Joanne Harris Roland Conner Frances Throncbcrry Ruskin Teeter Deweese Jesse Hall Sally Ann Wynn Hershell Lee Sue Pounders Sonny Powell Calloway Betty Willborn A. V. Rogers Gladys Williams Troy Majors Lida Louise Foster m McCoy Lavoy Glover Marzee Owen Dalton Zachary Lavillc Zachary Laron Harris Rex Harrison. Jr. Azalea Whitten Gladys Erwin Robert Chambliss Frances Oakley Ann Campbell Gibb Martin Dorothy Erwin William Roberson Maureen Ratterree ' 1 Barbrc SOPHS Oakley Otterrec I WANT A STAR! CLASS OFFICERS Glenda Jacks, president; Donna Goggans, secretary-treasurer; Jane Newton, vice-president; Sally Shumakc, reporter. Mrs. Otis Davis, sponsor Mr. Otis Davis, sponsor Glenda Jacks, president Donna Goggans, sec’y-treas. Charles Paschal! LaRea Tucker Barbara Robinson Jimmy Best Betty Jean Waters Treavor Hoover Bobby McBryde Marnell Price J. W. Rodgers Mildred Womack Pearlic Harper Bobby Morgan Frances King Buddy Steed Leon Wynn Joy Tucker Bonnie Jean Peacock Billy Wray Lindsey James Yarbrough Earl Von Wimberly Odell Webb Earlcnc Robertson Ila Mac Fullbright Richard Hawkins Kathryn Throne-berry Paul Raymond Edmonds J. D. Neely Iris Blascngamc O. C. Cook Sallie Shumakc Jack Curt right Lois Zachary Frances Shockley Leon Tucker Jane Newton James Carroll Glenn Glover Vcrnell Dewcese Ray Loyd Matthews Betty Jean Dorsey Shirley Copeland Wilbur Glover Vernell Pharr Roycc Phillips Bobby McEntire Ollie Jean Bennett Leon Moore Marilyn Drake Billie Culpepper Carl H. Tarver Betty Watts Louise Case A A fi Raymond Green, Shirley Burns BEST PHYSIQUE and FIGURE Veta Mac Sparks, Joe Toney Cheshier WITTIEST Hugh Spires, Joanne Thomas FRIENDLIEST I Raymond Green, Loycc Brunson BEST ATHLETES Earl Wayne Vick, Carolyn Powell BEST ACTOR and ACTRESS Martha Trotter, Donald Sullivan PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME i i ® hhhhmni mm Powell Is'DING 3urns GURE THE JUNIOR HIGH JOURNAL GREAT EXPECTATIONS FOR A GOOD LIFE MAY, 1951 llivan NDSOME NINTH GRADE Mr. Bobby Johnson, sponsor Miss Georgia Swan, sponsor Albert Newton, president Maurice Jacks, vice-president Joanne Thomas, secretary Vernon Webb, treasurer Martha Trotter, reporter Mildred Wynn John Cole Audrey Ann Glover Earl Wayne Vick Carolyn Powell Raymond Green Betty Webb Vernon McFalls Martha Baugh Dewain Price Harr)1 Lynn Baugh James Spring Shirley Burns Joe Toney Cheshier Joyce Brunson Gerald Majors Loyce Brunson Donald Sullivan Pauline Linzy J. W. Manning Frances Burns Charles Ray Edmonds NINTH GRADE Kenneth Edwards Mary Jo Linneman Bobby Mitchell Veta Mae Sparks Everette Cole Hurley Cook Myrtle Kellum Harvey Phillips Betty King Frances Erwin Dorothy Chambliss Raymond Harrison Betty Jean Pharr James Williamson Louise Boyd Edward Hoover Mary Sue Winningham Jerry James Shirley White Bobby Louis McGriff Lavcrnc Hale Billy Yarbrough Ruby White Dorothy Sue Nix Marilyn Jo Scott EIGHTH GRADE Betty Jo Culbertson, sponsor Jo Ann Clary, vice-president Linda Nell Horne, secretary-treasurer Iva Spring, reporter Aubrey Lee Carroll Nedra Dodds Orville Lee Ross Nclda Gray Brockman Joe Teeter Ann Green Merrill Ollar Billie Ruth Harris Homer Gillespie Bonnie Brown Owen Dodds Shirley Tarver Winfred Logue Juanita Burns Raymond Nobles Marilyn Sue Hoyt Gail Mac Campbell Shirley Harris Doris Newton Betty Sue Neely Kenneth Mucklcroy EI ( Shirley Ann Carter Hazel McFalls G. R. Haslcy Verncll Drake Annie Jo McGee Jcanc Fish Bernice Rodgers Millard Burns Benny Donaldson Leon Newman Betty Lue Hillyard Larry Johnson Gerald Wynn Shirley Burr David Hoover DE ■easurer EIGHTH GRADE Alfred Morrison Joyce Copeland Larry Robertson Lucille Case Dewain Donaldson Juanita Carrington Orville Lee Ross Linda Lou Robertson Loyd Blasengame Bonnie Rce Wimberly Leonard Gates Lillian Cordell Winfred Carter Lillian Robertson Billy Cogbill Robbie Mae McEntire Donald Drake Ola Jean Rogers Travis Calhoun Charlctte Tackett Bobby Culpepper Billie Margaret Edwards Christcnc Maincs Margie Persons Venita Cook Betty Ann Johnson Betty J. McFalls Mac Pate Marlene Drake Sidney Owen Erma Pearl Quattlcbaum June Kerr Carolyn Kelley Guylcnc Bolen Bcty Ruth Robinson Helen Hawkins Jean Carolyn Newton Edward Peterson loyce Hutcheson Jeanette Earnest fl 0, r 1 -4 i ill Top row: Mr. Bobby Johnson ami Mr. Howard Cox, sponsors; Larry Jacks, president; Patsy Clary, vice-president; Sue Blunt, secretary; Eloisc White, Lou Cnghill, Jr., Barbara Nichols, F.lvin G ok, Joann Erwin. Second row: Doyle Cook, Dorothy Lee Morgan, Robert Lynn, Elean Cogbill, Don Lee, Martha White, Arthur MeGriff. Zora Lee Ludlam. Billy Charles MeGriff. Catherine Earnest. a % mma Top row: Robert Reap, Doris Groves, James Baugh. Lila Sue Hoyt. Albert Socia, Joann Bennett, Leon Weeks.. Helen Reaves. Carl Socia, Jclean Tucker. Second row: Doris Rogers, Leon Donaldson. Betty Ray Mcroncy, Hollis Wilkinson, Martha Manning, Joe Prysock, Ellen Rose Ollar. Max Culpepper, Hattie Katherine Chambliss, Bobby Oakley. SEVENTH GRADE Top row: Russell Weatherford, Marceil Yarbrough. Bobby McGhee, Marilyn Kelley, James Trotter. Anna Lee Bramlctt. Ellis Fullbright, Linda Rose Webb. Van Hoyt, Elizabeth Kellum. Second row: Sue Green. Kelly Edwards. Joyce Boyd, David Ray. Shirley Carrington, Haywood Gray, Maudie Peacock, Walter Whitten, Doyle Jarrell, Bernard Mayers. Third row: Willard Moore. J. H. Hall. Enoch Hutcheson, William Owen, Billy Ray Brunson. Jimmy MeGchee. J. B. Cole, David Drake. Raymond Rodgers. SIXTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE Carroll Mosley — Jenny Thomasson BEST ALL AROUND Joanne Harris and Carroll Mosley FRIENDLIEST WHO’S WHO W 1950-’51 Sue Erwi Homer Crutchfield and Diana Fish MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Lovett and Thomas McRae PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME Raymond Rodgers and Jenny Lynn Thomasson WITTIEST Faye Johnson and Brelin Chambliss BEST FIGURE and PHYSIQUE Sue Erwin and Thomas O'Briant BEST ACTRESS and ACTOR Faye Johnson and Thomas McRae Homer Crutchfield and Carolyn Lovett BEST ATHLETES MOST MAGNETIC PERSONALITIES iss Betty Jo Wilborn. Jenny Thomasson and Thomas McRae E BIGGEST WOLVES and FLIRT FAVORITE COUPLE HALLOWE’EN ROYALTY HIGH SCHOOL ROYALTY: King Homer Crutchfield and Queen Diana Fish D’1 i • JUI I f ■' ■ 31 f • • i $ [ '1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROYALTY King Scott Lovett and Queen Marilyn Sue Weatherford i ' wowIkM'' l ij igiMJ iiflW11 ■ H O M E C 0 M 1 N G Carroll Mosley (Captain), Carolyn Lovett, Billy Waters, Sue Erwin, Jimmy Nobles. Sally Ann Wynn. Elmer Bycrly, Billie Jo Ollar, Billy Edmonds, Billie Jean Johnson, Brclin Chambliss. STEADIES h h r ► O S’3 rxsHOO Sue Erwin 7? O CKET zE eao(M Wilda Witty 7? 0 GKO.TEBmuMj Mildred Prysock BROCKET Carolyn Lovett -R 0 CKET zBeoAoL] SEPTEMBER, 1950 SADIE HAWKINS DAY NEW UNIFORMS TAKE FIRST TRIP Sherry Wade, Karen Gardner, Betty Jo Cul bertson, Laron Harris. IXED CHOIR Myrtle Ann McClain, Joanne Harris, Virginia Brockman, Serita Carroll, Bill Blakely, Billie Jo Ol- lar, Carolyn Lovett, Thomas OBriant, Faye Johnson, Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Carroll Mosley, Ho- mer Crutchfield. t NATIONAL At the left: Joanne Harris. Serita Carroll, Judy Spring. Myrtle Ann McClain, Harlon Peacock, Tho- mas McRae, Carroll Mosley. At center (2 year members): Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Homer Crutchfield, Faye Johnson. At right: Janet Parnell, Bernice Weatherford, Carolyn Lovett, Thomas O Briant, Carolea Scott, Joe Raymond Price, Billy Waters. SOCIETY HONOR STUDENT COUNCIL Sr j L JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL A Faye Johnson EJilor-InChief Vol. XI _j) Wagazine for C-oaclei. PLj.r . Official anJ 3, uni No. 10 DRESSING ROOM SENIOR BOYS STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL Mosley Lindsey Calloway Best Deweese Green Tarver Matthews m Wimberly Hall McRae Nobles Waters Blakely McBryde Wynn JUNIOR SENIOR SCOREBOARD Opponent We They Hamburg 12 0 Bauxite O 7 Monticcllo 13 40 Warren 7 18 Drew Central 43 6 Crossctt 0 26 McGehcc 6 34 Gould 34 6 Eudora 7 Whitehall 6 6 Watson Chapel ... 7 19 Dumas 6 7 i tthcws Lynn 'Brewster Edmonds Cole Trotter Carroll Muckleroy McGriff Hall Culpepper Sullivan Boyette Newton C. Phillips Cheshier Cook Bramlett Ross BULLDOG GRADUATES CARROLL MOSLEY JIMMY NOBLES 3-Ycar Letterman 2-Ycar Letterman Tackle Guard BILLY EDMONDS 2-Year Letterman Center ELMER BYERLY 3-Ycar Letterman Tackle J. L. LINDSEY 2-Ycar Letterman Guard m i STARTING LINEUP JOE T. WYNN 2-Year Letterman End ELTON YARBROUGH 1-Year Letterman Tackle THOMAS McRAE 2-Year Letterman Halfback BRELIN CHAMBLISS 2-Ycar Letterman All-District Fullback BILLY WATERS 1-Ycar, Transfer Quarterback SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Faye Johnson, Judy Spring, Ann Whitehead, Billie Jean Johnson, Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Janet Parnell. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS WYNN etterman Ncdra Dobbs, Martha Trotter, Margaret Ann Smith, Bonnie Brown, Carolyn Powell, Shirley Burns. SENIOR BASKETBALL Front row: Carroll Mosley, Sonny Powell, Thomas McRae, J. E. Brown, Billy Wayne Robertson, Roland Conner. Back row: Thomas OBriant, Leon Calloway, Richard Hawkins, Billy Waters, Homer Crutchfield, Charles Green. Ill SI Front row: Billie Jean Johnson, Bennie Barbre, Ann Whitehead, Eloise Ross, Wilda Witty, Katie Ann McFalls, Maxine Ross, Myrtle Ann McClain. Back row: Carolyn Lovett, Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Faye Johnson Wynn, Sally Ann Wynn, Anneta Raley, Mary Alice Hoyt, Billie Jo Ollar, Ann Campbell, Bernice Weatherford, Diana Fish. Homer SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL Roland Conner Carroll Mosley Sonny Powell Thomas McRae J. E. Brown Billy Wayne Robertson Leon Calloway Treavor Hoover Miss Georgia Swan Ann Whitehead Jenny Thomasson Billie Johnson Bennie Barbre P. E. Director Forward Guard Guard Forward Faye Johnson Katie Ann McFails Maxine Ross Wilda Witty Eloise Ross Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Myrtle Ann McClain Guard Bernice Weatherford Forward Ann Campbell Forward Sally Ann Wynn Guard Anncta Raley Guard iarbrc ard Ross rd Raley rd JUNIOR BASKF.TRATT Fronl: Joanne Thomas, Betty J. McFalls, Martha Baugh, Loycc Brunson, Shirley Harris, Shirley Burns. Back: Shirley White, Maurice Jacks. Betty Ann Johnson, Bonnie Brown, Billie Edwards, Bonnie Wimberly. Front: Charles Ray Edmonds. Owen Dodds, Donald Sullivan, Vernon “Doe Webb, James William- son. William Hall. Back: Charles Cole, Harold Bramlctt, Voy Weatherford, Grady Crews, Raymond Green, John Cole, Joe Toney Cheshicr. Have fun! Figure it out yourself. Bonnie Brown snapped this (these) at Grady. Bubble gum, no doubt. Snapped at Glendale. 3 Joe (No. 22) made it for once. But Warren won this Where's the ball? The juniors lose a close one to one. Grady. 1951 EDITION one to Circulation Over 200 AT THE COUNTY FAIR Pictures on this page, courtesy of Dr. B. M. Gardner The Glendale High School Float The Circle Drive:Inn Second Prize Winner—Star City Elementary School Grady High School Entry MISS STAR CITY—Star City High s Entry Gould High School Entry Grady Elementary School Float Gould Elementary School Float CVW.I There Goes The Bell Hula Hula Girls Sixth Grade Stand -r King Candidates Before Coronation Janet Pleads With Mrs. Adair Shirley Gets Her Man Jr. Joe Louis This Younger Generation DIANA FI: OUR LUNCHROOM STAFF OUR COACHES LET US HELP SERVICE BoAnfc, of STAR CITY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ESTABLISHED 1886 Company HOLESALE Pine Bluff.Arkansas A Telephone Protects Your Home In Emergencies Star City Dumas DEPENDABLE SERVICE CALHOUN PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD Grocery Star City, Ark. Phone 8 FOR SMOOTH DRIVING SCOTT'S Star City 'uhnividi GIFT VARIETY STORE Quality Goods At Moderate Prices Star City, Ark. McBRYDE AMBULANCE RALPH ROBINSON DISTRIBUTOR OF STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Star City, Ark. Phone O Mortuary Pine Bluff, Ark. 218 W. Barraque robertson's Watch Repair Service Hyde Park Watches Delta Pearls Ronson Lighters Star City, Ark. Compliments c i_ RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE Star City, Arkansas Day Phone 44, 181, 182 Night Phone 5 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of Star City High School NATIONAL 7£aaA of Ctmmhce, Pine Bluff, Ark. MEMBER F.D.I.C. Compliments of WARD BODY WORRS INC Manufacturers of School and Commercial Bus Bodies On Highway 65 Conway, Ark. Phone 1180 G.D. SMITH MERC.CQ STAR CITY Try Our Fountain First! CROW For Fine Clothes DRUG Good Foods MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE with Star City, Arkansas APPLIANCES AND YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS from TED NICHOLS CO. Your Frigidaire Dealer Phone 195 Star City, Arkansas We Service Everything We Sell 2,u Uitcf Tfteafo Staple Fancy Groceries Flour—Feed Phone 73 We Deliver CASH GROCERY CO. Star City, Arkansas Count The EXTRA Values And You'll Choose CHEVROLET! HUNDLEY CHEVROLET CO PHONE 37 STAR CITY, ARKANSAS yOJilck MUSIC COMPANY Largest Conn Dealer In Arkansas And Mississippi For Over Twenty Years We Handle All First Line Instruments 105 West Gaines St. Monticello, Ark. Phone 580 213 Washington Ave. Greenville, Miss. Phone 4-991 fiudt tyoacC 5W CAFE SERVICE—COURTESY—GOOD FOOD Is Our Motto 205 Main Street, Pine Bluff, Ark. NICHOLS VARIETY STORE Star City, Ark. Phone 125 201-11 East Barraque Pine Bluff, Arkansas Phone 146 Phone 3200 BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Lumber of All Kinds SHERWIN WILLIAMS STERLING PAINTS Star City, Arkansas PHONE 90 STAR CITY TRACTOR CO. REYER RATCLIFF NICHOLS JEWELERS BUILDING SUPPLY A Complete Watch, Clock and Jewelry Service WATCHES — CLOCKS DIAMONDS Roofing—Sheet Rock Sash Doors—Wallpaper Devoe Paint PHONE 4550 STAR CITY 308 Pine Street ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS '51 FORD YOU CAN PAY MORE . . . BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER! When You Buy For the Future . . . BUY FORD! THE ONE FINE CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD! With A Choice Of Engines V-8 Or 6 MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Phone No. 58 STAR CITY, ARKANSAS LINCOLN COUNTY P 6M Groceries Feed Seed Fertilizer Bulk Garden Seed STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Pine Bluff, Arkansas 116-118 East 15th Pine Bluff, Ark. When You Think of Flowers, Think of Your P.T.A. And Order Through FLORAL COMPANY PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 316 West 6th Phone 7676 ARKANSAS FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Eighth and Main Streets LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS A Premium Won't Break You A Loss May Rates $1.25 per $100 coverage C. K. SMITH, Agent Setter 'Valuer PETER’S SHOES At West Side of Square FINE DAIRY FOOD Must Pass It's Final Test Before It Can Wear The Terryland Trade Mark At the new Terryland laboratory, the most improved tests are carefully made, with scientific exactness on all Terryland fine dairy foods, just before shipment to stores or to consumers. It Pays To Deal With HARDWARE CO. Serving You for 45 Years STORE OF 10,000 ITEMS 4th and State Streets Pine Bluff, Arkansas TtycyA zt 7H.ea.t4 Also DRYGOODS. GROCERIES, FEED PHONE 35 Star City When in need of car tires, truck tires or tractor tires you will always do better by calling on . . . % : Tl RE CMC?RUBBER CO. ARKANSAS' GREATEST TIRE SERVICE 1415 E. 17th Phone 300 ALSO VULCANIZING RECAPPING ____ FOR ' 1951 _________ RICE NASH Pine Bluff, Arkansas 322 Main Street PINE BLUFF, ARK. tom wxi «mo«TT Of to «XA-COW co mtr f COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Of Southeast Arkansas Pine Bluff Monticello Refreshment Headquarters TOM HUSTON PEANUT CO. Your Health BUSIN The Best That Can Be Had TODAY Still Better TOMORROW Steed's REXALL Drug Since 1919 Star City, Arkansas Compliments of REAP CRAWFORD PINE BLUFF, ARK. Eskimo Freeze Something New Something Different Star City, Ark. Compliments of OAK FLOORING CO., INC. STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Helping Build Lincoln County h DRAKE'S SERVICE STATION With a Line of Groceries STAR CITY, ARKANSAS You can be sure . . . if it's WESTINGHOUSE Roail r-Oven M ' ST E E D AND LYLE Wol f Healer Star City, Arkansas Mi Home Freezer Tank Cleaner CriMIl Range Mobiloire Try Our Famous SANITONE Cleaning • More Dirt Removed! • Perspiration and Odor Removed! • Colors Revived to Original Brightness! Call now tor our better Sanitone Dry Cleaning Service and see how much brighter . . . fresher . . . and cleaner your clothes will be! and don't forget YOUNG'S DOES THE BEST LAUNDRY IN TOWN Pine Bluff Phone 1235 'ithprrnri, LAUNDRYamd CLEANERS I —Z7--------5 'J jL!sas Jy-tiu ruL That's right, Mr. Teeter I Pnj-aJUL f- c'4 M c Co. 3. q oa(Aa f On ruw x , ci aa. c yrt yir iA) That's just what we saidJ We simply could not have put out this ROCKET if you hadn't been behind us all the way! And you can just write this down; we'll remember your part in this '51 ROCKET—especially those ad-selling trips to Pine Bluff. 7? . 3ulA f (Signed) OH tfdCXET 1951 ROCKET Staff Hundreds of thousands of students throughout the notion will treosurc their Yearbooks for mony ycors to come Thousonds of teachers ond school administra- tors welcome their - h i C€ Annuals as o necessary port of their Parent and Public relations progrom. We arc proud to have had a port in preserving the memories, troditions and achievements of the schools of Americo Mbduy Oompay r - — ui ,