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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

The flight of the ’54 ROCKET is scheduled to take you to all points of interest in the universe of school. We hope this extended trip through classes, clubs, sports, and person- alities will be pleasant and profitable. Last call for Flight 1953- 54! This yearbook is published by students of Star City High School, Star City. Arkansas. The ROCKET portrays in a wonderful way many of the activities of our student body. The activity program is based on sound principles of education. We learn best by doing. Interests and abilities arc discovered that may lead to a career. To use the ROCKET as an example, the staff receives valuable training in art, sales- manship, advertising, photography, journalism, business management, scheduling, and public relations. They know the value of teamwork and what it is to meet a deadline and a debt. They also know, the joy of a job well done and the thrill of creative work. We salute the staff and sponsor for the excellent work they have done in pro- ducing the 1954 ROCKET. _ JL. For the first time, we of the ROCKET staff wish to dedicate the 1954 edition of The ROCKET to the one person who deserves it most. A person who through endless effort and untiring patience, has guided us in making this edition of The ROCKET possible. To a wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Woodrow Vick. Our very’ sincere thanks. JUAB Stf IB HB With the gym as the background MOST LIKELY CANDIDATES for the BABE RUTH Award: Vernon McFalls, Vernon Webb, Joe Toney Cheshicr, Donald Sullivan, Loyce Brunson, Shirley White, Maurice Jacks, and Shirley Burns. With the cottage as the background outstanding seniors who have taken home eco- nomics: Dorothy Sue Nix, Maurice Jacks, Ira Jean Burns, Mildred Wynn, Shirley White, Martha Trotter, Martha Baugh, and Joanne Thomas. With the high school as the background MOST LIKELY CANDIDATES for the BALFOUR Award: Ira Jean Burns, Carolyn Powell, Maurice Jacks, Dorothy Sue Nix, Martha Trotter, Martha Baugh, Joanne Thomas, and James Spring. � s:U III ISS building as the background three With the agriculturei bu Id Cheshire. ..ninr bovs: Vernon McFalls, LEON WEEKS ,Bulletin Boy SECRETARY ORVILLE LEE ROSS Flag Monitor LOUIS BLUEROCK Raymond Green, Owen Dodds. Vernon McFalls Student Council Fire Marshals Counselor L. O. Ramsey distributes aptitude tests to an eleventh grade section THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Carolyn and Marilyn Kelley Vocal Duet First-Place Winners in the Juniors’ Talent Shou Charlene Atkinson. Fred Bcllott. C. R. Teeter. B. B. Brooks A dark horse” entry in the same talent contest. THEY MAKE THE WHEELS GO 'ROUND BUS DRIVERS—Messrs. Carrington. Townsend, Brooks, Green. Edwards. Bellott, Adams, Ramsey. Caldwell, Vick, Rodgers, and Davidson. Betty Baugh, second grader, turns in the lunch count. Mesdames Feeny. Clary. Tucker, and Chcshicr IN THE LUNCHROOM Clockwise: Mesdames Weeks, Clary, Feeny, Tucker, Cheshier. MRS. LUCILLE KELLEY Supervisor First and Second Grades eat. SENIOR HIGH Students who made all A's” the first semester—Seated: Martha Trotter, Caro- lyn Powell, Martha Baugh. Standing: Ira Jean Burns, Barbara Nichols, Marilyn Kelley, Patsy Clary, Betty Nobles, Lynda Home, Doyle Cook. JUNIOR HIGH Students who made all A s” the first semester—Seated: Jesse Dancer, Barbara Kay Martin, Abbic Jo Rupe, Aaron Meeks, Linda Watts. Standing: Jimmie Nell Fullbright, Caro- lyn Jacks, Maxine Curtis, Sue Green. Pauline Owen, Era Dean Chambliss, Lavon McGriff. Speech Class Feel the Vowels Roll Out TEACHERS OF THE YEAR W. A. FISH ILAWEESE SHANNON The ROCKET Staff of 1954 salutes you Mr. Fish and Mrs. Shannon! Mr. Fish, we do appreciate a teacher who always has time to teach. We know you thought you hadn't time for this foolish picture-making, though. Thanks for obliging. Mrs. Shannon, your vibrant personality speaks for itself—and we are not saying you talk a lot. Mr. Fish couldn't have kept from smiling for you and for us in the picture above. Your charm and enthusiasm, your wonderful skill in speech art, your sympathetic understanding of the other person arc honestly appreciated by your student public. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CRAIG BENSON Principal Coach Mathematics GEORGIA SWAN Coach Physical Education L. O. RAMSEY Asst. Superintendent Counselor Voc. Civics ANNETTE JACOBS Typing Bookkeeping JIMMY BROWN Coach Physical Education SIBYL BROWN Mathematics LOUIS BLUEROCK School Secretary Typing, Journalism JOANN WATSON English, Shorthand, Science W. A. FISH Mathematics, Government RUBY FISH Mathematics, English B. B. BROOKS Agriculture RUBY VICK Librarian English FRED BELLOTT Band Social Science BETTY BRADFORD Home Economics EDWIN JACKSON Social Science (Succeeded Mr. Dunkle at Mid-Term) EVELYN WADE English ROBERT DUNKLE Social Science, Bookkeeping ILAWEESE SHANNON Speech, English DEENER WARDLOW Social Science, Science ED GREEN Science A Senior Stunt c Ac SENIOR OFFICERS Mr. Blucrock Teaches Ditto-ing SENIORS IN THE James Spring makes an announcement Carolyn Powell arranges bulletin board for American History. Billy Jones. President; Joe Toney Cheshicr, Vice President; Carolyn Powell. Secretary- Treasurer; Shirley Burns, Reporter. Most Valuable Seniorsf JAMES SPRING CAROLYN POWELL OTHER NOMINATIONS: Ira Jean Bums, Mary Jo Linneman, James Williamson, Martha Baugh, Vernon McFalts. Candidates were nominated by the senior high faculty and supervisors. Billy Ray Jones Preside� Junior and Senior Play Casts; Football 52, 53; FTA 54; Who's Who 53, 54; Science Club 53, 54; Football Manager 52. Carolyn Powell Secretary-T reasurer ROCKET Editor-in Chicf 54; STAR Business Manager 54; Band 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Commercial Reporter 54; Junior Class Secre- tary; NHS 53. 54; Choir 50, 51, 52; Ensemble 52; Junior Cheer- leader 51; Football Maid 51; Pep 50. 51, 52, 53, 54; Who’s Who 51, 54; Junior Play Cast; Spanish Club Parliamentarian 53; Hall Monitor 53; Hallowe'en Royalty 52; FTA 54. Ira Jean Burns Beauty Maid 52, 53, Beauty Court 54; Girls’ State 53; FFA Sweet- heart 54; All-Girls' President 54; ROCKET Associate Editor 54; STAR Assistant Circulation Manager 54; Basketball Cheerleader 53; Junior and Senior Play Casts; NHS 53, 54; Basketball 52; Hallowe’en Maid of Honor 52; Choir 52, 53; Ensemble 52, 53; Hall Monitor 54; FHA 52, 53, 54, Song Leader 54; Commercial 53, 54; Pep 52, 53, 54; FTA 54. Earl Wayne Vick NHS 53, 54; Band 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Junior Play Cast; Who’s Who 52, 53, 54; Choir 52, 54; Quartet 54. Maurice Jacks Student Council 49, 50, 52; Football Maid 50, 53; Basketball 52, 53. Manager 54; Cheerleader 52, 53; Who’s Who 49, 50, 51, 52, 54; FTA 53, 54, President 54; NHS 53, 54; FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Commercial 53, Vice President 54: Senior Play Cast; All-Girls' Reporter 53, Treasurer 54; ROCKET Circulation Manager 54; STAR Feature Editor 54; Hall Monitor 54; Bus Secretary 51; Office Assistant 53; Choir 49, 50, 51; Girls’ State 53- Donald Sullivan Football 50, 51, 52, 53; Basketball 51, 52, 53; All-Boys' Treasurer 54; FFA 52, 53, 54. Mildred Wynn Commercial 53, 54; FHA 51, 52, 53, 54, Parliamentarian 53, 54; Choir 51, 52, 53, 54; Trio 52, 53, 54; Ensemble 53, 54; Bus Secretary 52 53, 54; Hall Monitor 53, 54; Football Maid 51, 53; Senior Play Cast; ROCKET Class Editor 54; Who’s Who 54. Carl Brow-n FFA 50, 51, 52, 53; Mid-Term Graduate. Joe Toney Cheshier Vice President FFA 53, Treasurer 54, Dairy Team 53, 54, Dairy Products Team 53, 54, Parliamentary Team 54; Choir 49, 52, 53, 54; Student Council 52; FTA 54; Basketball 50, 51, 52, 53. 54; Football 50, 51, 52, Captain 53; Senior Play Cast; Who's Who 51. Shirley Burns Reporter Cheerleader 50, 51. 52. 53; Pep 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Student Coun- cil 51; All-Girls' Reporter 54; ROCKET Beauty 54, Beauty Court 53; STAR Staff 54; ROCKET Sports Editor 54; FTA Vice Presi- dent 54; Who’s Who 51, 53; FHA 51, 52. 53; Football Maid 51, 53. Maid of Honor 54;. Basketball 51. 53. 54; Halloween Queen 53, Maid 51; Choir 50; FTA 54; Science Club 54. Kenneth Edwards FFA 51, 52, 53, 54. Betty Jo Burr FHA 51, 52, 53; Bus Secretary 54; STAR Assistant Sports Edi- tor 54. Bobby Mitchell FFA 50. 51, 52, 53. Martha Ann Baugh NHS 53, 54, President 54; Student Council 54; Choir 49, 50, 53, 54; Ensemble 54; Trio 54; FTA 53, 54, Secretary 54; Commercial 53, 54, President 54; Basketball 49, 50, 51; Football Maid 54; FHA 53, 54; Bus Secretary 52, 53, 54; Junior and Senior Play Casts; STAR Editorial Board 54; ROCKET Business Staff 54; Commencement Usher 53. Gerald Majors FFA 51, 52, 53, 54, Forestry Team 53, Shop Team 54. Shirley White FHA 51, 52, 53, 54, First Vice President 53; Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54; FTA 53, 54; Commercial 54; Junior and Senior Play Casts; ROCKET Court of Beauty 53. 54; Pep 51, 52, 54; Hall Monitor 53; Choir 54. James Spring NHS 53, 54; Junior Red Cross Council 50, 51; Student Body Vice President 54; Student Council 50, 54; Football 49, 50, 51, 52, 53; Basketball 51, 52, 53; Junior and Senior Play Casts; Choir 53, 54; Who’s Who 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; FTA 54; Commercial 54; Science Club 54; Band 50, 51, 52, 53; Ensemble 54; ROCKET Business Manager 54; Junior Class Reporter. Martha Trotter Cheerleader 51; Junior Football Queen 51; Who’s Who 51; FHA 51, 52, 53, 54, Delegate to FHA Camp 52, First Vice President 54; Federation Officer 52; Hallowe’en Maid 52; Pep 51, 52, 53, 54; Choir 51, 52, 53, 54; Ensemble 52, 53, 54; Trio 54; Senior Choir President 54; Junior and Senior Play Casts; NHS 53, 54, Secretary 54; FTA 54; Commercial 54; ROCKET Ad Copy Writer 54, Art Editor 53. Harold Bramlett Football 49, 50, 51, 52, 53; Basketball 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Senior Play Cast; FFA 51; Junior Class Vice President; Commercial 54; Choir 54; FTA 54; Who’s Who 54. Voy Weatherford FFA 51, 52, 53, 54; Football 48, 49. 50, 51, 52, 53; Basketball 51; Track 50; Who’s Who 54. Elmyra Weeks Junior Play Usher. Buddy Cogbill Band 53, 54. Margaret Ann Smith Cole Student Director of the Junior Play; Cheerleader 31; Football Maid of Honor 51. Maid 53; FHA 51. 52, 53, 54; NHS 53, 54; Commercial 53, 54; FTA 54; Choir 53, 54; Ensemble 53, 54; Spanish Club Secretary 53; Mid-Term Graduate. Everette Cole Choir 53, 34; Quartet 54; Who’s Who 52, 53; FFA 51; Band 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Ensemble 54. Dewain Price Choir 49, 50; FTA 53, 34; Science Club 53, 54. Betty Irene King Spanish Club Vice President 53; Commercial 54; Junior and Sen- ior Play Casts; Choir 53, 54; Hall Monitor 53; Pep 53, 54. Billy Yarbrough Football 49, 50, 51, 52, 53; FTA 54; Choir 54; Science Club 54; Basketball Manager 54. Loyce Lareah Brunson Basketball 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; Who’s Who 31, 52, 53, 54; Bus Secretary 54; Choir 49, 50, 51; ROCKET Class Editor 54. James Blake Williamson FFA 51, 52, 53, 54, President 54, Treasurer 53, Sentinel 32; Football 54; Basketball 53, 34; Junior and Senior Play-Casts; Choir 54; NHA 54. Dorothy Sue Nix STAR Editorial Board 34; NHS 33, 54; Commercial 54; FlA 53, 54; FHA 52, 53, 54; Student Director of the Senior Play; Hall Monitor 53; Bus Secretary 52; Choir 49, 50, 51. Joanne Thomas Basketball 51, 54; Who's Who 51; Freshman and Sophomore Sec- retary; Student Council 53, 54; Junior Red Cross Council 52; FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Commercial 53, 54, Secretary 54; FTA Treasurer 54; Football Maid 51,' 54; Hall Monitor 53; Bus Secretary 32, 53; All-Girls’ Secretary 54; STAR Editorial Board 54; NHS 54. Raymond Green Football 49, 50, 51, 52, 53; Basketball 50, 51, 52; Who’s Who 51; Sophomore Vice President; FFA 52, 53; Junior Class Presi- dent; NHS 53, 54; FTA 54; Student Council 54; STAR News Editor 54; Senior Play Cast. Doris Carrington FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Bus Secretary 52, 53, 54; Senior Play Usher Myrtle Kellum FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; FTA 53; Choir 51, 53, 54; Junior and Senior Play Usher; Pep 51, 52, 53; STAR Makeup Editor 54; 4-H 51, 52; Hall Monitor 53, 54; Commercial 53. Veta Mae Sparks FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Choir 52, 53, 54; Pep 51, 52, 53; STAR Assistant Sports Editor 54. Edwin Burton FFA 53; Transferred to Oregon. Dorothy Jean Chambliss FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Hall Monitor 53, 54; 4-H 51; Choir 51; Junior and Senior Play Usher; Pep 52. Kenneth Weast FFA 52, 53. Ann Winningham Owen FHA 48, 49, 50, 51; Commercial 54; ROCKET Elementary Edi- tor 54; STAR Circulation Manager 54; Choir 50, 51, 54; FTA 54; Senior Play Usher 54. Mary Sue Winningham FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Commercial 54; Choir 54; Junior an d Senior Play Usher; Basketball 54; Bus Secretary 52, 53, 54. Barbara Gracie Betty Jean Pharr Student Librarian 49; Choir 51; 4-H 50, 51, 52, 53, 54; FHA 50, 51, 52; Science Club 53, 54. Raymond Harrison FFA 51, 52, 53. 54, Parliamen- tary Team 54. Audrey Ann Glover FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; Commer- cial 54; Junior and Senior Play Usher; Choir 53, 54. Edward Hoover FFA 51, 52, 53; Science Club 53, 54. Vernon McFalls Student Body and Student Council President; All-Boys' Vice Pres- ident 54; Football 49, 50, 51, 52, Captain 53; Choir 54; Basket- ball 52, 53, 54; FFA 52, 53, 54; FTA 54; Science Club 54; ROCKET Sports Editor 54; Senior Play Cast; Hallowe'en King 53, Court 52; Who's Who 54; FFA Parliamentarian Team 54. Frances Ann Burns FHA 51, 52, 53, 54; FTA 53, 54; Commercial 54; STAR Club News Editor 54; Choir 51, 52, 53; Junior Play Usher. Vernon Webb Football 52, 53; Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54; FFA 52, 53, 54, Vice President 54; Science Club 54. Mary Jo Linneman Choir 49, 50, 51; Student Librarian 51, 52, 53, 54; Bus Secretary 52, 53; Monitor of Girls' Dressing Room 52; NHS 53, 54; Senior Play Cast; Spanish Club Treasurer 53; ROCKET Class Editor and ROCKET Art Editor 54. Louis Jacks NHS 53, 54; FTA 54; Commercial 54; Football 54; Senior Play Cast; FFA 51, 52, 53; Boys' Intramural Manager 54; Choir 54; Pep 52, 53; Flag Monitor 53; STAR Assistant Business Mana- ger 54. Lillie Mae Owen Choir 50, 51; FHA 53, 54; Hall Monitor 52, 53, 54; Bus Sec- retary 53, 54. Jerry James FFA 51. 52, 53. Joyce Brunson McEntire Basketball 49, 50. 51, 52, 53. 54; Choir 49, 50, 51; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Usher; ROCK- ET Class Editor 54. Bobby McGriff FFA 51. 52. 53; Football 53. iH!£s Orville Lee Ross President Aubrey Lee Carroll Vice President Betty Nobles Secretary Betty Ann Johnson Reporter Joe Teeter Lynda Horne Owen Dodds Jo Ann Clary Mac Pate Betty J. McFalls Paul Mallard Billie Edwards Gail Mac Campbell Ann Green Jerry King Iva Spring Merrill Ollar Billie Harris David Bennett Nclda Brockman Shirley Tarver Donald Drake Carolyn Kelley Larry Johnson Helen Hawkins Hazel McFalls Frank Long Doris Newton Travis Calhoun, Lucille Case Jcanc Fish David Hoover Marilyn Sue Hoyt Alton Owen Martha Watts Lillian Robinson Alfred Morrison Annie Jo McGee James Weiner Linda Robertson Charlette Tackett Leon Newman Vonita Cooke Billy Prysock Juanita Burns Myrlc Dean Dodds Sidney Owen Robbie Mac McEntirc Edward Peterson Margie Person Betty Luc Hillyard Vcrncll Drake Shirley Burr Juanita Carrington Opal Culliphcr Mary Chambliss Willcnc Hackney Jean Carolyn Newton Betty Sue Neeley Joyce Jones June Kerr (not pictured) JUNIORS OPERATING STAND ON THE VISITORS' SIDE Not including the play, the Juniors made $265.92 THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Junior stunt at the twirp party Refreshment bar gets a rush TWIRP ROYALTY KING BILLY JONES AND QUEEN MAURICE JACKS SOPH OFFICERS TENTH Pllllt i.i ' -, ■ d°vic president °£S3? JobnB«« KI Secrtwy Lvnda Jo� � Treasurer iUiam ° 'c r en R°sc °ttat W SST MW. «W RusscUW« h'tf0ld Sue Butt q: v Btunson Linda Webb Eloise White Bobby Lee McGehee Patsy Adams Raymond Myrick Guylene Bolen Owen Mavis Raney Max Culpepper Dorothy Morgan Leon Donaldson Anna Lee Bramlctt Wanda Phillips Bernard Mayers Joanne Erwin Don Lee Barbara Nichols Marilyn Kelley Tommy Ray Joanne Bennett J. H. Hall Sue Green £?£ « Enoch ZTng C 'l Socu non jimmy AfcGeJiee j‘ Y Uchs S'J'J'y C, ingt0n TENTH u� vJd D Dorothy P°yic Jai Pryso, Junior Burr Doris Rogers Carlton Phillips Willard Moore — F-IJ iiir® Billy Charles McGriff Bobby Oakley Hattie Chambliss Ellis Fullbright Hollis Wilkinson Leon Weeks Charles Blascngame Rcba Joyce Boyd Elvin Cook Ernest Ingram Luther Weiner Marceil Yarbrough Lou Cogbill Zora Lee Ludlam Charles Wcast HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL BRINGS THE TOWN IN An annual project of the Bandmothers is the Halloween Carnival. Mrs. A. M. Camp- bell succeeded Mrs. Vaughn Wade as president this year. The Bandmothers usually have a food stand at occasions like the fair, REA Day, Old Soldiers’ Reunion, using all proceeds for upkeep of instruments and uniforms of the band. Since REA Day the Bandmothers cleared $752 up until February 12. The Hallowe'en Carnival is the best money-maker, with most of the town joining in. The 1953 Carnival cleared $556. Other Bandmother officers are Mrs. Ed Gammill, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. B. M. Gardner, Vice President. Throwing sock'’ balls at the target JUNIOR HIGH Blondic's nose caught that one! Senior boys arc sponsors—but junior high boys do the wrestling. NINTH GRADE ROOM AT THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL seventh Mary Brooks President Weaver Mayors Vice President Carolyn Raley Secretary-T reasurer Carolyn Clary Reporter Claudette Smith Jesse Dancer Christine Hackney James Burns Hattie Phillips terry Ratterree Lou Ann Webb Ernest Deweese Annie Mae Earnest Buford Gardner Frances Linneman Louis Parrish, J, Lynda Craig Clifford Conner Barbara Kay Ma James Free Sue Jacks Mack Osborne Eloise Brownin Lynn Gober Joan Holloway Carl Prysock Loretta Lindsey Bay Bratton Margie Johnson Jimmy Moore Patricia Harrison Scott Lovett Wanda Cummings Jerry Waters Mary James SEVENTH •� ‘2 y ync Blascn °Uy t3 ” Scifrcs g mc 3FO,d Kobins„n Mary Jo Traylor James E. Nix Patsy Mack Grover Ray Carrington Annie Lois Linzy G. P. Harris Arncll Calhoun Neva Jane Quigley ‘I fi i i Peggy Green Mary Sue Johnson Marie Newton Betty Sue Walker Carolyn Jacks Bill Schroedcr Marion Morrison Janice Tucker Ahhie Jo Rupe Mac Horne Lela Ann Conner Jim Teeter Linda Brockman Leonard Morgan Linda Watts Earl Rogers Martha Morgan Jerry White Rose Clary Ronny Sullivan Carolyn Tucker Rendell McGhee Johnnie Gray Scott Thomas Cullipher Mary Edmonds James Dewcese Rhelda Jane Bennett Gene Earnest EIGHTH GRADE Pauline Hutcheson Huie Cordell Barbara Phillips Harold Lunsford Doris Jean James Billy Hutcheson Maxine Owen Joe Glover Pauline Owen Lavon McGriff Betty Traylor Quenton Culliford Patsy Jo Conner Richard Donaldson Maurice Pickens Vada C. Davidson Herman Myrick Barbara Ruth Soeia Irene Raines Paul Jarrell Era Dean Chambliss Benny Huckaby Cornelia Jane Bush Lloyd Brewster Ina Ruth Dodds Rodger Conner Ann Person Rommie Cheshier Barbara Ratterree Edward McGee Era Dean Chambliss. Vada Davidson, and Marie Newton record books read. • %!• •• A! -5 m £• 7 • ;� EIGHTH EIGHTH OFFICERS John Lewis McGehce, Robert Long, and Curtis Harper lead the boys in books read. Dollie Mae Hall Roy Carrington Winnie Yarbrough Dale Pharr Shirley Harper a (T Brenda Green Curtis Harper Barbara Boyd ' John Lewis McGehce Katie Logut Ray Donald Mayers Johnny Reeves Lela Louise Roberts Richard A. Lee Doris Drake Bobby Joe Phillips Martha Lane Nix Roberta Rowley C. P. Jordan Penny NoblesX Robert Long Jimmie Nell Fullbright Aaron Meeks Veta Farley Esther Socia Nettie Drake Juanita Lowery Jeanette Waters Ethel Ludlam Ronnie Powell President Sue Clary Vice President Patsy Jo Green Reporter Dale Majors Karen Gardner Jackie Gammill C. B. Leonard Katie Jean Lyle Dean Shockley Shirlene Robertson G. D. Smith, III Bobbie Sue McFalls Sonny Fish Lynn Moore Billy Ross NINTH GRADE William Owen Betty Jean Throncbcrry Wayne James Linda Bennett Bill Roberts Robert E. Lee Frances Johnson Roger Carroll Gray Emma Louise Williamson Jimmy Mack Montine Neeley Joe Max Winningham Ivorma Quigley Benny King Joanne McFalls Billy Ratterree Hazel Erwin Jimmy O'Neal Betty Ray Mcroncy Lamar Robertson Grade Faye Hamilton Donald Brown Minnie Lou Cooke Betty Totty Lavcrl Robinson Barbara White Marjorie Waters Cathey Williams NINTH GRADE NINTH OFFICERS NINTH BOYS CLEAN UP THE LUNCHROOM Lavcta Gray Richard Hillyard Mary Louise Muckleroy Chris Ferguson, Jr. Charlene Newman Nellie Ruth Peterson Harry White Shirley McGriff Otis Kcllum Mary Jo Pennington Dorothy Tackett Milton Burr Betty Jean Hill Clcta Fay Phillips Evelyn Ingram NINTH GRADE Barbara Erwin Roland Chambliss Geraldine Dorsey Treavor Calhoun Rebecca Owen David Roberts Maxine Curtis Billy Ray Free Roma Lou Ryall Davis Goins r Jackie Hoover Lena Gladys McGriff Holland Lindsey Sue Green Bobby Lee Hill Lenora Glover Kenneth Brockman Ruth Hill Billy Gale Haygood Helen Owen Clifford Scroggins Pauline Calhoun Johnnie Linneman Beatrice Harrison David McEntire Naomi Burns Leo Cole Gwendola White Robilec Cook Joyce Craig Othniel Brockman Mattie Ruth Postel Max Lindsey ELEMENTARY o o H1XIS THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE ELEMENTARY FACULTY DOROTHY NELL JONES Principal MAMIE MILLER First Grade MELBA NEWTON First Grade HANNAH SCOTT First Grade MABEL OLLAR Second Grade ELLEN SWAIM Second Grade GRACE VICK ROBERTSON Second Grade MARNELL ROBINSON Third Grade OUIDA GREEN Third Grade LIDA LESLIE Third Grade TUNEVA PIERCY Fourth Grade NEVA TEETER Fourth Grade VELMA TARVER Fourth Grade IRMA RHODES Fifth Grade VELMA SPENCER Fifth Grade VELMA HOLTZCLAW Sixth Grade NORMA BENSON Sixth Grade CHARLENE ATKINSON Private and Public School Music Mrs. T. D. Ollar’s second grade displays handiwork on their desks. Home room mothers—Mes- dames Bennett, Hottcl, and Harvey—are ready with Christmas refreshments. y 3 t3tjffo jy JR ' f BB Mflj IMMBO } r hr Wf RZffgagM, Second grade children at scats work independently as Mrs. Ellen Swaim has a small group read SECOND GRADE READING This second grade group is listening to instructions. Mrs. Grace Vick Robertson is preparing them for an independent work period. bc wise ne o OOOO BOOKS THIRD GRADE GROOMS THE CAMPUS Mrs. John D. Robinson. Jr.’s third grade. A THIRD GRADE ASSEMBLY The three third grade teachers sponsor a patriotic assembly for American Education Week. THIRD GRADE CHRISTMAS TREAT Mrs. Fred Nuckols, a home room mother, helps with a Christmas treat for third grade of Miss Lida Leslie. Miss Irma Rhodes- fifth grade presents a special Christmas assembly program. The elementary grades present an assembly for each week, the same assembly presented in the high school audi- torium twice—oin.e for primary grades and once for intermediate. This is Miss Euneva Piercy s fourth grade This is Mrs. C. R. Teeter s fourth grade. CHRISTMASTIME IN THE FOURTH, FIFTH GRADES Fair Queen candidates are entertained at a reception in the home of Mrs. Harry Shannon Most Attractive DONALD SULLIVAN BILLIE EDWARDS Wittiest MILDRED WYNN BILLY JONES WHO'S WHO Best Groomed Best Athletes HAROLD BRAMLETT LYNDA HORNE' EARL WAYNE VICK VOY WEATHERFORD LOYCE BRUNSON The Smiles KELLY EDWARDS PATSY CLARY WHO'S WHO Best Adjusted for Happy Living MAURICE JACKS VERNON McFALLS The Brains CAROLYN POWELL JERRY KING Most Dependable JO ANN CLARY JAMES SPRING Flirts and Wolf HELEN HAWKINS BETTY NOBLES JAMES SPRING Best Groomed JUNIOR HIGH WHO'S WHO Flirt and Wolf SHERRY LEE WADE BILLY GALE HAYGOOD AARON MEEKS G. D. SMITH. Ill CLAUDETTE SMITH The Brains JACKIE GAMMILL AARON MEEKS JUNIOR HIGH Most Dependable MARY BROOKS JIM TEETER Best Athletes JERRY WHITE JACKIE GAMMILL Alost Attractive CLAUDETTE SMITH LAVON McGRIFF The Smiles MARY BROOKS LEO COLE SHIRLEY BURNS 1953-’54 Rocket Beauty LYNN MOORE 1953-54 Rocket Beauty Maid IRA JEAN BURNS BILLIE MARGARET EDWARDS ELEMENTARY HALLOWEEN ROYALTY KING WILLIAM HOTTEL AND QUEEN DONNA FRIZZELL I he COI RT: Roger Hackney. Robbie Ray Atkinson. Jackie Grecnham. Johnny Hillyard. Louis Edwin Brockman. Detra Atkinson. Mike Brown. Sheila Mi Falls. Mary Neal Waters. Glenda Haygood. Ann Matthews. Theresa Hoyt. HIGH SCHOOL HALLOWEEN ROYALTY KING VERNON McFALLS AND QUEEN SHIRLEY BURNS The COURT: Quenton Culliford. Martha Morgan. Dale Conner. Judy Brockman. Merrill Ollar. Von Hopkins. Susanne Felley. Tommie Tarver. Mary Brooks. Buford Gardner. Lynn Moore. Dale Majors. Lela Ann Conner. Lavon McGriff. HOMECOMING Dr. Basil Gibbs crowns the Queen 1953 FOOTBALL QUEEN BILLIE MARGARET EDWARDS MAIDS AND ESCORTS: Mildred Wynn. Bobby MeGriff. Jo Ann Clary. Voy Weatherford. Joanne Thomas. Raymond Green. Lynda Jones. Vernon Webb, Patsy Clary. James Spring. Shelley Benson. Mike Brown. Captain Joe Toney Cheshier, Queen Billie Edwards, Maid of Honor Shirley Bums, Captain Vernon McFalls, Betty J. McFalls, James Williamson. Iva Spring. Harold Bramlett. Martha Baugh. Louis Jacks. Maurice Jacks. Billy Yarbrough, Betty Nobles. Donald Sullivan. Pre-Thanksgiving Pep Meeting—but not quite so well set Cheerleaders were ready for this shot— here. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from the back: Lynda Jones. Sue Burr, Betty J. McFalls. Helen Hawkins. Shirley Burns, Jo Ann Clary. Ef X' Senior play ushers, seated: Dorothy Chambliss, Doris Car- rington. Mary Sue Winningham. Myrtle Kcllum. Behind: Audrey Glover, Joyce Brunson, Loycc Brunson. James Spring makes up Billy Jones; Mrs. Shannon, James Williamson, Joe Toney Cheshier, Harold Bramlett. MAKING UP FOR REST ASSURED Mrs. Shannon cold creams Harold Bramlett while Joe Toney Cheshier and Ray- mond Green give their own treatment. James Spring is grease painting Billy Jones. Senior sponsors Mrs. Jim Bradford and Coach Jimmy Brown survey the almost finished makeup. No rest for tycoon's family this night CAST: Director Mrs. Jim Bradford, James Spring, Maurice White, Martha Trotter, Student Director Dorothy Sue Nix. Jacks, James Williamson, Betty King. Ira Jean Burns, Mar- At rear: Louis Jacks. Vernon McFalls, Raymond Green. Joe tha Baugh. Mildred Wynn, Mary Jo Linneman, Shirley Toney Cheshicr, Billy Jones, Buddy Cogbill, sound effects. QUEEN RITA JONES L. O. Ramsey crowns the queen THE JUNIOR HOMECOMING Jean Lyle, Dean Shockley. Frances Johnson. Davis Goins. Pen- ny Nobles, C. B. Leonard, Sherry Wade. Billy Ross, Roma Lou Ryall, G. D. Smith, III, Linda Lou Bennett. Robert E. Lee, Carolyn Tucker, Leo Cole, Louise Grade, Treavor Cal- houn. MAIDS and ESCORTS: Bobbie McFails. Dale Majors, Brenda Green. Milton Burr. Joann McFails, Jimmie Mack. Roberta Rowley. Clifford Scroggins. Claudette Smith, Sonny Fish, Patsy Green, Donald Brown. Sue Clary, Ronnie Powell, Karen Gard- ner. Joe Max Winningham, Jackie Best. Rita Jones, Shelley Benson, Curtis Ray Fish, Lynn Moore. David Roberts, Katie THE THREE M's Mmm! They arc Martha Trotter, Martha Baugh, and Mildred Wynn, the school trio. ACTIVITIES MRS. W. J. William Hottel and John D. Robinson, III at the piano. SHARPS AND FLATS CLUB A club newly-organized this year. Band, choir, and music students arc eligible. Music groups this year presented a Negro minstrel February 18. Miss Charlene Atkinson is director of the choral groups; Mrs. W. J. Spring, accompanist. MRS. W. J. SPRING WITH LYNDA HORNE Lynda is an advanced piano student. Sharps and Flats Officers: Carolyn Kelley. Mary Brooks. Program Chairmen; Marilyn Kelley. Reporter; Betty Nobles. President; Lynda Horne. Secretary: Lynda Jones. Vice President. VOCAL MUSIC GROUPS FIRST PERIOD BAND CLASS THE BANDMOTHERS' STAND I he Bandmothers operated the food and drink concession on the home side of all home jtamev Sisters. Mrs. C. B. Leonard and Mrs. Robbie Clary, are on duty in this picture. 301 for the years since the Pilgrims started Thanksgiving. BAND COUNCIL: G. D. Smith. III. Corporal; Carolyn Kel- ley. Captain; Carolyn Powell. Staff Sergeant; Jackie Gammill. Staff Sergeant; Marilyn Kelley. Sergeant; Roger Gray. Corporal. Standing: Dean Shockley. Private First Class; Gail Mac Camp- bell. First Lieutenant; Med wick Heflin. Private First Class; Chris Ferguson. Staff Sergeant; I.arry Johnson. Corporal; Earl Wayne Vick. Second Lieutenant; C. B. Leonard. Corporal; Billy Gale Haygood. Private First Class; Sonny Fish. Private First Class. Gail Mac Campbell and Jackie Gammill. Clarinet, and Billy Gale Haygood. Tympany, were selected at the district clinic to tryout for all-state. SENIORS with TWO-YEAR MEMBERSHIP: Seated': Maurice Earl Wayne Vick. Donald Sullivan. James Spring, Carolyn Jacks, Dorothy Sue Nix, Martha Trotter. Ira Jean Burns, Mar- Powell. Advisor JoAnn Watson, Mary Jo Linneman. Louis garet Smith Cole, Martha Baugh. Raymond Green. Standing: Jacks. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS — One-Year James Wil- liamson. Joanne Thomas. JUNIORS: By rows: Owen Dodds. Betty Ann Johnson. Iva Spring; Martha Watts. Shirley Tarver, Carolyn Kelley. Aubrey Lee Carroll. Betty Nobles. Orville Lee Ross. Ann Green; Billie Harris. Travis Calhoun. Jerry King. Lynda Horne. Nelda Brock- man. Mac Pate. The NHS White Christmas for Needy Families THE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Jackie Gammill, Iva Spring. Ellen Rose Ollar, Claudette Smith. Jo Ann Clary. Abbie Jo Rupc. Standing: Owen Dodds, James Spring. William Owen, Vernon McFalls, Raymond Green. Advisor Craig Benson. Joanne Thomas. Billy Ross. Martha Baugh. HALL MONITORS Seated: Charlette Tackett. Myrtle Kellum. Arnell Calhoun. Lillie Mae Owen. Carolyn Raley. Joanne Bennett. Sue Green. Standing: Mildred Wynn. Ira Jean Burns. Maurice Jacks. Dorothy Chambliss. I.inda Robertson. Annie Jo McGee. Betty Throne-berry. Billy Harris. Larry Jacks. Joanne Erwin. Vonita Cooke. Hattie Chambliss. Margie Person. Mary Chambliss. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Clockwise: Marie Newton. Barbara Kay Martin. Richard Hillyard. Bobby Lee Hill. Joe Max Win- ham. Mary Jo Linneman. Vernell Drake, Nettie Drake. BUS SECRETARIES Martha Baugh. Tarry; Mildred Wynn. Pine Hill; Betty Jo Spur; Mary Sue Winningham. Corncrville; Billie Harris. But- Burr. Rclfs Bluff; Lillie Mae Owen. Pigeon Roost and Feeny- ler; Martha Watts. Criglcr; Carolyn Jacks (not pictured), ville; Vonita Cooke. Tyro; Marilyn Sue Hoyt. Meroney and Hickory Grove. Person Bridge; Doris Carrington. Garnett; Loyce Brunson. Cole Jerry Waters. Ray Bratton, James Free. James Nix, Wayne Advisor; (not pictured) Richard Hillyard, First Lieutenant; Blasengame, Privates; Chris Ferguson. Jr., Captain; Ken- Jason Harrison and Charles Harrison, Privates, neth McEntire. Private; Robert Dunkle, First Semester JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS oh front row. PEP CLUB SENIOR CHEERLEADERS ?� second row. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Officers on front row: Maurice Jacks. President; Shirley Bums. Vice President; Martha Baugh. Secretary; Joanne Thomas. Treasurer; Ann Green. Reporter. COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers on front row: Martha Baugh, President; Maurice Jacks. Vice President; Joanne Thomas. Secretary; Carolyn Powell. Reporter; Margaret Ann Smith. Program Chairman; Annette Jacobs. Advisor. OFFICERS: Margaret Ann Smith. Song Leader; Mildred Wynn. Parliamentarian; Hazel McFalls. Reporter; Charlette Tackett. Historian; Martha Watts. Treasurer; Jo Ann Clary. President; Billie Edwards. Secretary; Martha Manning. Third Vice Presi- dent; Martha Baugh. Second Vice President; Martha Trotter. First Vice President; Betty Nobles. Song Leader. o oOr on o oonCV� J. 36 girls dressed in red skirts and white blouses have taken the pledge. A total of 58 girls are enrolled in home economics— 40 in 2 first-year classes and 18 in second year. Active in Future Homemaker activities are many girls who have already- had the 2 full years that are all the school now offers in home economics. A first-year group invites Mrs. Harry Shannon to luncheon. ALL-GIRL OFFICERS All are FHA members: Ira Jean Burns. Joanne Thomas. Jo Ann Clary. Shirley Burns, and Maurice Jacks. The second-year group mm a a arranges a buffet. JL The choir won second place in the Juniors’ Talent Show. All performers are FHA’ers. Mrs. Bradford demonstrates the department's new vacuum cleaner. j FFA OFFICERS: Seated: James Williamson, President; Vernon McFalls. Vice Pres- ident; Alton Owen. Secretary. Standing: John Brewster. Reporter; Joe Toney Cheshier. Treasurer; Charles Summerford, Sentinel; Advisor B. B. Brooks. Cheshier and Vernon McFalls give Jack Greenham's dog rabies vaccine. Joe Toney ALL-BOY OFFICERS Vernon McFalls, Donald Sullivan. Joe Toney Cheshier—all FFAers. James Williamson and Voy Weatherford work on some furniture. 52 boys arc enrolled in agricul- ture. Sweetheart IRA JEAN BURNS Travis Calhoun, projectionist for this film-of-the-month, was trained in agriculture class. THE JOURNALISM CLASS One of the projects of the class to help raise funds for the STAR is the food and drink conces- sion at all home basketball games. The STAR'S editorial board: Carolyn Powell, Business Man- ager. and Editors Martha Baugh, Dorothy Sue Nix, and Joanne Thomas. Mrs. Fletcher Harvey, Photographer, Ira Jean Burns, Associate Editor, and Carolyn Powell. Editor- in-Chief of the 54 ROCKET. SPORTS EDITORS Vernon McFalls Shirley Burns CLASS EDITORS: Clockwise: Mildred Wynn, Billie Harris. Joyce B. Me- Entire, Ann Owen, Mary Jo Linncman—also the Art Editor—and Loycc Brunson. CIRCULATION MANAGER Maurice Jacks The ADVERTISING STAFF: Martha Trotter. Copy Writer; James Spring. Advertising Manager; and Martha Baugh. Secretary. Both Marthas also helped sale ads. CHEMISTRY CLASS EXHIBIT FOR PTA The chemistry class is making bromine gas. Students with the PTA F.xhibit are Joe Max Winning- ham, Sue Green, Shirley Burns, Vernon McFalls. Doyle Cook. Opponent We They Watson Chajxrl . 14 21 Lake Village 7 28 Monticcllo 6 7 Crossett 13 26 Warren 0 McGehee 0 21 Hamburg 7 26 Dermott 0 13 Eudora 42 Whitehall 7 7 Dumas 6 26 PUPS Opponent We They Dumas 12 0 33 Hamburg 23 12 Crossett 6 32 Warren 0 13 Fordyce 20 7 McGehee 14 14 THE SCOREBOARD BULLDOGS COACHES CRAIG BENSON ami JIMMY BROWN Front: Bobby McGriff, Donald Sullivan. James Williamson. Joe Toney Cheshier. Voy Weather- ford. Vernon McFalls, Alton Owen. Back: Harold Bramlctt. Billy Yarbrough. Vernon Webb. Louis Jacks, Raymond Green. Billy Jones, Student Manager David Hoover. Front: Harry White, Davis Goins, Bill Schrocder. Huie Cordell, Jackie Best, David Roberts. Back: Gene Earnest, Leo Cole. G. D. Smith. Ronnie Powell. Billy Ross, Jerry White. Coach Jimmy Brown. Front: Kelly Edwards, Russell Weatherford. Don Lee, Doyle Cook, James Trotter, Charles Sum- merford, J. H. Hall, John Brewster. Back: David Roberts. Alton Owen. Owen Dodds. Aubrey Lee Carroll, Orville Lee Ross. Mac Pate, Joe Teeter. Front: Milton Burr. Jimmy Mack. Joe Max Winningham, Loy Brewster. Rcndell McGhee. Scott Lovett. Buford Gardner. Back: C. B. Leonard. Clifford Scroggins. Rommie Cheshicr. Dean-Shock- ley. Sonny Fish. Student Manager Max Lindsey. Joe Toney s long pass con- Charles Summerford blocks out a McGehee man for Joe Toney, Don Sullivan is coming in for nccts with Owen. No. 22. BULLDOG GRADUATES BILLY YARBROUGH Left Half HAROLD BRAMLETT Left Half BILLY JONES Left Tackle RAYMOND GREEN Left End JAMES WILLIAMSON End LOUIS JACKS Right Tackle BOBBY McGRIFF Right Tackle STARTING LINEUP: Line—Owen Dodds, Vernon Webb. Aubrey Lee Carroll. Donald Sullivan, Vernon McFalls, James Springs, Orville Ross. Backfield—Mac Pate, Joe Toney Cheshier, Voy Weatherford. Russell Weatherford. JOE TONEY CHESHIER Quarterback Captain VERNON McFALLS Left Guard Captain VOY WEATHERFORD Fullback DONALD SULLIVAN Center VERNON WEBB Right Tackle JAMES SPRING Left Tackle Coach Jimmy Brown took this shot during a practice session. THAT WARREN GAME —AGAIN Some are undecided here—but not Penny Nobles (upper right) THIS GAME THE BULLDOGS WON! The weather was warm for the Warren game AS YOU CAN PLAINLY SEE The spectators were really warm for this play STARTING LINEUP: G. D. Smith. Clifford Scroggins. Dale Majors, Bill Schroeder. Davis Goins, Leo Cole, Billy Ross. David Roberts. Jerry White, Ronnie Powell, Harry White. Most of these are 7th graders TOUCH FOOTBALL serious. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Couples—a few threesomes—are spectating at the daily noontime intramural program in the gym. INTRAMURAL SPORTS BOV S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS: Leonard Morgan, Jerry Wayne Ratterree, Enoch Hutcheson, Jerry White. C. B. Leonard. Wayne Blasengame, and Joe Max Winningham. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS: Front: Sue Burr. Marilyn Sue Hoyt. Billie Edwards, Jo Ann Clary. Betty Ann Johnson. Ann Green. Back: Hazel McFalls. Linda Webb. Barbara Nichols, Helen Hawkins. Patsy Clary. Betty J. McFalls. SQL ARE DANCE OCTET: Shirley Carrington, Doris Carrington. Patsy Adams, Montinc Neeley, Minnie Lou Cooke, Jcanc Fish. Cathey Williams, Eloise White. Zora Lee Ludlam helped set the stage for the assembly program. Shirley gets fitted for picture making—front view—by Sue Burr. Clothes pins do the trick. Basketball can be very strenuous for spectators. BASKETBALL Front: Buford Gardner. Rommic Cherhier. Carl Brown. David Robom O K k . C D. Smith. Back: Leo Cole. Jerry White, Dale Majors. Ronnie Powell. C. B. Leonard. Billy Ros.. Max Lindsey, Manager. °1,ar- Jamcs Trottcr Mana cr B,Uy Yawr,°w?h iHar0li n lon David Bennett, Joe Toney Cheshier. Back: Vernon McFalls. Vernon Webb. James Williamson. Owen Dodds. Orville Lee Ross. Mac Pate. VERNON WEBB OWEN DODDS JOE TONEY CHESHIER MAC PATE Warming up—Harold Bramlctt with the ball and the dreamy eyes;-Owen Dodds Watson Chapel got this re-bound it s back up the court for Mac and Owen ready for a re-bound Seems to be a tie ball in the junior game No. 32 must have got that one ACTION SHOTS WITH WATSON CHAPEL STAR CITY GIRLS WON BUT BOTH BOYS’ TEAMS LOST THIS TIME. SENIOR GIRLS Betty, Sue. Shirley dose in on this forward. JUNIOR GIRLS Watching Star City versus Watson Chapel BETTY ANN JOHNSON BETTY J. McFALLS Guard Forward BILLIE EDWARDS Guard LOYCE BRUNSON Forward SHIRLEY BURNS Guard SHIRLEY WHITE Forward JO ANN CLARY Forward LILA SUE HOYT Guard SUE BURR Guard PATSY CLARY Forward wvmMM |'i Billy Jones Ira Jean Lillie Mae Owen th Rebecca 4 Carolyn Powell Dorothy Cham BANK of STAR CITY Safety Courtesy Service Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 322 Main Street Pine Bluff, Arkansas AMERICAN CLOTHING STORE A. MEYER, Proprietor Men's and Young Men's Tailor-Made Clothing Outfitters for Your Entire Family Phone 5658 329 Main Street Pine Bluff IT’S LATE —BUT NOT TOO LATE! Visit Our Friendly Bank NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Pine Bluff, Ark. Member F. D. I. C. Enjoy Terryland's Fine Dairy Foods Terryland's 47+h Year PRODUCTS LITTLE ROCK PINE BLUFF CONNER BROS. SERVICE STATION Cars Washed and Greased Flats Fixed Compliments of STAR CITY PHOTO SHOP MRS. FLETCHER HARVEY STAR CITY ARKANSAS BUILDERS SUPPLY Lumber of All Kinds SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AND STERLING PAINTS Star City, Arkansas Phone 90 Congratulations Seniors Keep Healthy the AMERICAN way By Eating Fresh Fruit Every Day FAILLA'S AMERICAN PRODUCE COMPANY 618 MAIN ST. PINE BLUFF Your Fresh Fruit Specialists Highest Quality Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries Flour — Feed PHONE 73 WE DELIVER CASH GROCERY CO. STAR CITY, ARKANSAS HARRY SHANNON CHEVROLET COMPANY COURTEOUS SERVICE and GOOD FOOD is our Mono HAYGOOD'S HOTEL CAFE Star City, Ark. On Highway 81 P M STAR CITY. ARKANSAS CLARY'S SERVICE STATION Gas Tires Oil DUCK CLARY DINK CLARY Proprietor Distributor Star City, Arkansas STAR CITY TRACTOR COMPANY Highway 81 Star City, Arkansas Congratulations to the SENIORS From a Friend SCHOOL VicV r day of Earl V ayne Quality Groceries EAST SIDE GROCERY Star City, Ark. INSURANCE —LOANS —REAL ESTATE Pine Bluff, Arkansas FRED VINING JEWELER Pine Bluff's Foremost Jewelry Store 213 Main Street LOOMIS FLORAL COMPANY Pine Bluff, Ark. urctA. c mfi.ctanceai COHEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE 205 Main Street Pine Bluff Compliments MATTHEWS HARDWARE COMPANY Store of Over 1000 Items 14th and State Street Pine Bluff CRAWFORD-OWENS FURNITURE CO. More Furniture Save at G. D. SMITH MERC. CO. for Less Money 306 State St. Star City, Arlc. Pine Bluff FINE CLOTHES —GOOD FOODS SERVICE REALTY INSURANCE CO. Insurance, Loans, Rentals Phone 39 Star City, Arkansas MYOU CANT BE SURE —UNLESS YOU INSURE FOX BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. YOUR For The Finest PHILCO TV in Hardware and DEALER Sporting Goods PINE BLUFF, ARK. uiavd BODY WORKS, INCORPORATED CONWAY, ARKANSAS Mon., Wed. and Fri. NOBLES CLEANERS Star City, Arkansas PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS WINCHESTER —AUTO STORE Tire Retreading Marquette Appliances 10th and Main Pine Bluff COMPLIMENTS of CASE CANDY CO. Kelley's Floral Gift Shoppe FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 801 State St. Star City WE DELIVER Pine Bluff Phone 235 P. Q. GARDNER MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS CANDIES Wholesale SCHOOL SUPPLIES POTATO CHIPS — FRITOS — NESTLE'S — Cocoa-Cookie Mix ■ in BEST WISHES aV — Best Wishes — from 'fc ROSENZWEIG'S DEPARTMENT THE SPORT CENTER STORE FRITZ SENYARD W. E. THORPE Corner of 3rd and Main 519 Main St. Pine Bluff PINE BLUFF FOR YOUR TV NEEDS See B. S. HUNDLEY CO. TV SALES —SERVICE Admiral R. C. A. Phone 11-186 ALEX MOSELEY Furniture and Electrical Appliances EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Your Kelvinator Dealer Phone 524 210 West 2nd Ave. Pine Bluff. Ark. 131 Best Wishes From a Friend Compliments of GLOVER MOTORS BEST GROCERY Get the BEST For LESS Trade at BEST Grocery Lincoln and Mercury Phone 27 Star City, Ark. RYALL FELLEY SERVICE STATION Those Good GULF PRODUCTS STAR CITY. ARK. UNION MOTOR CO. We Service All Your Car Needs Phone 594 Monticello HANNA FURNITURE CO., INC. Home of Fine Furnishings 312-14 N. Main MONTICELLO. ARKANSAS ROCKET BEAUTIES CONGRATULATIONS from JOHN A. POPE — Pine Bluff RALEY'S RECORD SHOP Pine Bluff W. I. BRYANT —McGehee JACQULINE SHOP — Monticello ORVILLE MORTIZ — Monticello CONGRATULATIONS from Adrian Brackman Jackie McGriff Victor Felley Jean Tarver Novelle Bond Holman Trotter Hollis F. Bailey Russell McFalls Ether 'Bell Tinsley Robert W. Schroeder Robbie Blakemore Hilda Frizzell Thomas Shoe Shop Scott Service Station Stephens Hardware, Furniture Co. Cogbill Garage McCoy Harper Garage Martin's Barber Shop Brewer's Barber Shop in STAR CITY, ARKANSAS GOOD FOOD WHEN IN PINE BLUFF •V.irv r SHOP Froug's CROW First DRUG CO. PINE BLUFF'S LEADING STAR CITY, ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT STORE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC STAR CITY HARDWARE FURNITURE CO Phone 47 RALPH ROBINSON SON MORTUARY Pine Bluff Arkansas WE AIM TO PLEASE If We Please You PLEASE TELL YOUR FRIENDS If We Displease You PLEASE TELL US TURNBULL'S GIFT and VARIETY STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Diamond Rings and Other Things HENRY E. REYER Jeweler A Complete Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Service ELGIN —HAMILTON —BOREL WATCHES Phone 4550 308 Pine Pine Bluff Compliments REAP-JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Simmons Beautyrest Mattresses Lane Cedar Chests Lee's Carpets and Rugs 705-707 Main St. Pine Bluff Phone 491 BEST WISHES THE LEADER STORE MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. Exchange Your Old Furniture for the New Everything in Your Home 227 PINE PINE BLUFF LINCOLN ABSTRACT COMPANY Star City, Arkansas BAIM'S DEPARTMENT STORE Bairn's 401 Supply Store Pine Bluff HOOD FURNITURE CO. It Must Be Good if from Hood Open 'Til 9 P.M. Every Day S H GREEN STAMPS Delivery to Star City TOM LOVETT Owner MRS. EDWIN NORTON Abstractor Phone 144 '54 Ford the WORTH MORE Car Declares a Dividend WITH GREATEST ENGINE ADVANCE SINCE FORD V-8 And Only FORD in Its Class Provides This Choice of Engines The New II5-H. P. 1-Block Six The New 130-H. P. Y-Block V-8 THIS CHOICE OF SIX ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION COMBINATIONS STAR CITY MOTOR CO., INC. PHONE 58 STAR CITY, ARK. JACK'S JEWELRY and GIFTS Home of Fine Gifts SYRACUSE-HAVILAND CHINA STANGL STAR FLOWER — MAGNOLIA THISTLE —GOLDEN HARVEST POPPY TRAIL—PEACH BLOSSOM COMPLIMENTS WEST BROTHERS Monticello Crystal FOSTORIA — CAMBRIDGE — TIFFIN Complete Line of Costume Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repair Monticello Stop With a Friend at CIRCLE DRIVE-IN COFFEE SANDWICHES PLATE LUNCHES Hamburgers In a Basket Star City Energy Packed SUNBEAM FOR BETTER BREAD BEST WISHES for YOUR FUTURE From the Home of Helping Build the Dairy Industry in Southeast Arkansas Since 1911 O. K. ICE CREAM and CANDY CO. PINE BLUFF 725 MAIN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Star City, Ark. WELCOMES YOU ARTHUR H. HOTTEL, Pastor CARTER INSURANCE AGENCY If Carter Writes It, It's Right MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS According to Late Census Figures, Monticello is a City of 1,242 Homes. As of This Date, CARTER INSURANCE AGENCY Has 1,426 Accounts. There Must Be A Reason COMPLIMENTS of Lincoln Hospital STAR CITY DRAKE'S SERVICE STATION Washing, Greasing and Groceries, too. We'll do anything to please you. STAR CITY Dr. Pepper PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS ESTABLISHED 1887 YOUR MONEY UNION BANK and TRUST COMPANY HENRY MARX Men's Clothing PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS Monticello, Arkansas P.T.A. Officers The above PTA officers all served their second term: Mrs. Craig Benson, secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Fred Thornton, president, Mrs. Ted Adair, 1st vice president, Mrs. F. S. Tucker, 2nd vice president. What we want for our children” was the year's program theme. A budget of $500 was allotted as follows: Elementary Library, $200; High School Library and Lunchroom, $100 each; $25 for a life membership; $20 Senior Coca-Cola; $10 to National Headquarters; miscellaneous, $45. PTA membership for the year totaled 293. Last year's life membership was awarded to Miss Ruby Fish, this year's to Mrs. Woodrow Vick. AFTER YOU SEE YOUR PHYSICIAN Have Your Prescription Filled at the Lincoln Hospital Pharmacy STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Quality Dependability Service Phone 123 for Repairs ROOFING SHEET ROCK WALLPAPER SASH DOORS Cunningham Style Shoppe Come in and Browse Around PINE BLUFF CLARENDON NORTON'S USED CAR LOT We Sell New and Used Cars 511 PINE STREET PINE BLUFF THE JEWELERS AHEAD 108 West Second Pine Bluff JOE GOTTLIEB, Manager gleclrical APPUANCES COMPLETE ELECTRIC Wiring Homes SERVICE R.E.A. Approved You Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse LYLE AUTO and APPLIANCE STORE Star City, Ark. MEYER’S % BREAD CONGRATULATIONS to the '54 SENIORS The from Lincoln County Officials Sheriff Judge Treasurer Clerk Circuit Clerk Assessor TEBO COGBILL G. J. MATTHEWS W. B. TARVER ALVIN DODDS JOHN O'NEEL R. A. GOYEN Monticello Arkansas Tim INSURED Buckner Realty and Insurance Company Phone 1714 611 Chestnut Street PINE BLUFF, ARK. Real Estate Insurance Loans WALLICK MUSIC COMPANY CONN and PAN-AMERICAN BAND INSTRUMENTS Greenville Mississippi Where There's Coke There's Hospitality STEED'S REXALL DRUG The Best That Can Be Had Today Still Better Tomorrow Also Dry Goods, Groceries, Feed Phone 35 W. E. Moss Merc. Co. BUIE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE BURIAL PROTECTION W. C. TINSLEY. Manager Star City, Arkansas STAR CITY II INII f — COMPLIMENTS 1- — — to the — ‘54 SENIORS — from — z James H. — Taliaferro — — D.D.S. — 1212 Main LLL Pine Bluff — b It - V y BEESON'S SERVICENTER Highways 81 and II Phone 212 Star City Gasoline Oil ARKANSAS RAILROAD Ship By Rail STAR CITY SCHOOL BOARD: Supt. C. R. Teeter, Fred McBryde, W. B. Crow, John D. Robin- son, and Dayton Fish. Hale Morrison, Cornerville, is not pictured. Compliments C L RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE Phone 44 Star City, Arkansas A LITHOGRAPHED --- YEARBOOK DALLAS • TEXAS