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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL ... in our hearts you’ll hold a place always — Star City High • • • :W'' A3 ' . ••• r- •• ■■■ ' • . ■ .a • 'v • -i . .. here’s fo you Alma Mater true. HOME EC COTTAGE ELEMENTARY AGRICULTURE BUILDING STAFF HEADS Frances Johnson and Buddy Smith ......................... Co-Business Managers Geraldine Dorsey and Bobbie Sue McFalls............... Co-Circulation Managers Sue Clary and Rita Jones ....................................... Senior Editors Karen Gardner and Roma Lou Ryall.............................Activities Editors Jackie Gammill and Bill Roberts ..............................Snapshots Editors Patsy Green and Katie Lyle....................................... Class Editors Ann Green and Ronnie Powell .................................... Sports Editors Billy Gayle Haygood (not pictured) ................................ Art Editor May the '57 ROCKET bring you reminiscent joy in the future.— THE STAFF CONTENTS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SCHOOL LIFE ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ADS AND SNAPS DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ELEMENTARY PERSONALITIES DEDICATION To DR. ARTHUR H. HOTTEL Because you have shared our problems and joys, have been there in our victories and defeats Because you have given so freely of your time to teach Because you have been a guiding light in help- ing us set ideals for a world of the future, a world that will need much understanding To you, the Minister and the Man— We respectfully and gratefully dedicate this the 1957 ROCKET. ADMINISTRATION SCH(Jft BOARD—Mr. Tom Cogbill, Mr. B. F. McGraw. Mr. Fred MeBryde, President; Mr. Dayton Fish, Secretary. Not pictured: Mr. Hale Morrison. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CHARLENE BLUEROCK Music B.S.E., Arkansas A M College LOUIS O. BLUEROCK Office—Typing B.A., Arkansas A M College M.A., University of Arkansas GENE C. FINLEY English B.A., Harding College RUBY FISH Math—Latin B.S.. Arkansas A M College DR. A. H. HOTTEL Bible TOMMIE HUNTHROP Physical Education B.S.E., Arkansas A M AILEEN MeGRIFF Commercial B.S.E., Arkansas A M JAMES H. FORD Science B.S., Arkansas A M College EARL FULMER Math B.S., Arkansas Tech W. E. GREEN Science B.S.E., University of Arkansas M.Ed., University of Arkansas FRANCES HIGGINS Social Science B.A., Arkansas A M College HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY LUTHER C. OWEN Math B.S., Arkansas A M College L. O. RAMSEY Guidance Counselor B.A., Henderson State Teachers M. A., University of Arkansas ELIZABETH RYBURN Home Economics B.S., Ouachita College ILAWEESE SHANNON English B.S., Northwestern University JAMES H. SHEPARD Agriculture B.S.A., M.S., University of Arkansas OLETA SHEPARD English—Speech B.S., Arkansas A M College DIX STALLINGS Band B.A., Arkansas Tech GEORGIA SWAN Social Science B.S., Arkansas Tech HAROLD TIDWELL Coach—P.E. B.A., Alabama State RUBY VICK English—Librarian A. B., Ouchita M.A., University of Arkansas JOANN WATSON English B. A., Arkansas College ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY JAMES V. BROWN Principal B.S.E., Arkansas A M College M.A., Peabody College ETHEL T. BELTZ Sixth B.S., Arkansas A M College JOAN GORE Third B.A., Ouchita College M.Ed., University of Arkansas OUIDA GREEN Third B.S.E., A.S.T.C. GLADYS HIBBLEN First B.S.E., Arkansas A M VELMA HOLTZCLAW Sixth B.S.E., Arkansas A M College JAMES MATTHEWS Fourth B.S.E., A.S.T.C. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY BESSIE MOORE Second B.S.E., Arkansas A M College MELBA NEWTON First B.S.E., A.S.T.C. MABLE OLLAR Second B.S.E., Arkansas A M College IRMA RHODES Fifth B.A., Arkansas A M College MARNELLE ROBINSON Third B.S.E., Arkansas A M College HANNAH SCOTT First B.S.E., Arkansas A M College JOHNNIE SHIFFLETT Music B.M., St. Louis Institute of Music VELMA SPENCER Fifth B.S.E., Arkansas A M College ELLEN SWAIM (Resigned) Second B.S.E., A.S.T.C. VELMA TARVER Fourth B.S.E., A.S.T.C. NEVA TEETER Fourth B.S.E., Arkansas A M my SHOTS SENIORS SUE CLARY, Vice President JOE LAMB, Reporter FRANCES JOHNSON, Secretary-lreasurer RONNIE POWELL, President JACKIE RAY BEST If life be worth living, it is worth enjoying.” KENNETH BROCKMAN Always willing to lend a helping hand.” OTHNILE BROCKMAN “Courtesy opens many doors. DONALD BROWN “A friend to one and all.” MILTON BURR ‘Tis midnight, but small thought of sleep. PAULINE CALHOUN She is the same, wherever you meet her.” TREAVOR CALHOUN Not too sober, not too gay; A really fine person in every way.” NAOMI BURNS CHAMBLISS Don't tell me about men—I'm married to one of them.” ROLAND CHAMBLISS Silence is one great art of conversation. SUE CAROL CLARY A perfect athlete, but a better friend. LEO COLE Things will happen anyway, why worry? All things come to those who wait, why hurry?” MAXINE CURTIS “Knowledge is power. JOYCE ANN CRAIG 'A pleasing manner—a winning way.’ BETTY LEE FERGUSON An ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. CHRIS FERGUSON, JR. Ever loyal, ever true; To the task he has to do. GERALDINE DORSEY A jolly personality is her outstanding gift. BARBARA ERWIN What her head thinks, her tongue speaks. HAZEL ERWIN “Her smile is punctuated by two deep dimples.” HERSHEL FERGUSON Success is sure to be, for one as loyal as he. MELBA FERGUSON Her sweet charm is reflected in her smile.” C. K. SONNY FISH Quiet at times, noisy at times, but always a jolly good fellow.” BILLY FREE Don't worry about it. JACQUELIN GAMMILL Ability and ambition such as few possess.' KAREN JUNE GARDNER Personality towers over everything. LENORA GLOVER A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, a charm of friendship all the while. DAVIS LYNN GOINS Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it.” LOUISE GRACIE A heart full of sunshine A face full of smiles. PATSY JO GREEN Always good naturcd and gay. With something friendly to say. SHIRLEY ANN GREEN Loved by all in general and one in par- ticular. GRACIE FAY HAMILTON She is nice, she is fine. No fault can we find.” BILLY GAYLE HAYGOOD The best lives are those which arc set toward high ideals. BOBBY JOE HILL He's strictly O. K.’ his friends all say.” DOROTHY HOLLOWAY Sweet is the word for you.” RICHARD HILLYARD A good nature signifies a good heart.” WAYNE JAMES His quiet humor makes him a friend to all.” FRANCES JOHNSON I have no secret for success hut hard work.” NELLIE MARIE JONES Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones. JOE LAMB To reach your goal this advice is sound: If you can't go over or under, go around.” VELMA LAMB What she wishes to do or say, is always most discreet and gay. ROBERT E. LEE If it be a gentleman and a scholar you seek, then you have found him. C. B. LEONARD Gentlemen prefer blonds.' MAX LINDSEY A style all his own.” JOHNNIE LINNEMAN An all-round fellow, liked all-round. HOLLAND LINZY There is no substitute for sincere earnestness. KATIE JEAN LYLE Sweet and loveable, never blue; To her friends she's always true.” JIMMY MACK Never an idle moment when Jimmy's around. DALE ALLEN MAJORS My heart is whole, my fancy free; Run along, little girls, don't bother me.” ... DAVID McENTIRE My style and my sentiments are my own. purely original. BOBBIE SUE McFALLS A happy disposition is a joy to everyone.' JO ANN McFALLS Cupid caught her in his snare.” LENA McGRIFF She is quiet, composed, and sweet. SHIRLEY JEAN McGRIFF A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” LYNN MOORE One girl in a thousand, with a thousand and one ideas. JIMMY O'NEAL The aim is perfection, patience the road.' HELEN OWEN A soft answer turncth away wrath. REBECCA OWEN A mighty spirit fills that small frame.” WILLIAM OWEN What will be, will be, so why worry.” MARY JO PENNINGTON Her heart is like the sea. Open, brave, and free. NELLIE RUTH PETERSON Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness. RONNIE POWELL Life’s a jest and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. ROBERT WILLIAM ROBERTS An outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace.” DAVID ROBERTS In his quiet way he manages to get around.” BILLY GERALD ROSS A Long-fellow, but not a poet.” ROMA LOU RYALL Intelligence is the key to success. DEAN SHOCKLEY Say, did you hear about that man . . .? G. D. SMITH, III Versatile, intellectual, all-round.” LAMAR ROBERTSON The first element toward success is the de- termination to succeed. SHIRLENE ROBERTSON Sincere, earnest, and thoughtful of others.” LAVERL ROBINSON Honest and sincere in every task he docth.' BILLY RATTERREE Keep cool and you command everybody.' MARVIN SWAITHES “Handsome and tall, he's liked by all. BARBARA PEARL WHITE Those who are silent arc the ones who really have the most to talk about.” GWENDOLA WHITE She gets a kick out of living. HARRY WHITE Wit is the pepper of conversation, and the salt of life. CATHY WILLIAMS Her humor is entirely original.' EMMA LOUISE WILLIAMSON The nicest things are often done up in small packages.” JOE MAX WINNINGHAM There's nothing so satisfying as freedom.” OUTSTANDING SENIOR G. D. BUDDY” SMITH Vice president of Student Body, National Honor Society, Band, Choir, Boys Quartet, Co-Business Manager of ROCKET, Star Staff, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers, Commercial Club, Jun- ior-Senior Plays, Football, and Basketball. OUTSTANDING SENIOR CANDIDATES Robert E. Lee. Rita Jones. Frances Johnson. Jackie Gammill, David Roberts. Marvin Swaithes. G. D. Buddy' Smith, and Joe Lamb (not pictured). These seniors were all nominated by one or more high school teachers. JUNIORS Bill Schrocder, President Rommie Carroll Cheshier, Vice President Rose Clary, Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Tucker, Secretary-Treasurer Abbie Jo Rupe, Reporter Lloyd Anders Barbara Ashmore Rhelda Jane Bennett Loy Brewster Linda Brockman Cornelia Bush Barbara Boyd Roy Carrington Geneva Sue Cash Era Dean Chambliss Lela Ann Conner Patsy Jo Conner Quenton Culliford Vada Davidson Richard Donaldson Nettie Drake Doris Earnest Mar)' Edmonds Robert Floyd Jimmie Nell Fullbright Brenda Green Dollic Mac Hall Curtis Harper Shirley Harper Benny Huckaby Sybil Hunter Carolyn Jacks Paul Jarrell C. P. Jordan R. L. Lee wkf' ;iv It Katie Jean Logue Ethel Mae Ludlam Harold Lunsford John Lewis MeGehee Lavon MeGriff Rendall McGhee Ray Donald Mayers Aaron Meeks 1 Leonard Morgan Martha Morgan Marion Sue Morrison Martha Lane Nix Penny Nobles Maxine Owen Pauline Owen Ann Person Dale Pharr Bobby Joe Phillips Maurice Pickens Barbara Ratterrce Johnny Reeves Lela Louise Roberts Johnnie Scott Barbara Socia Esther Socia Betty Stamps Ronnie Sullivan Vera Mae Sutcr Jim Teeter Betty Joyce Traylor Janice Tucker Jeanette Waters Linda Watts Jerry White Evelyn Whitten Winnie Fay Yarbrough SOPHOMORES a Ga aet preH en Gteen Preside� ' Sue 5� c rvTr«s rer Ou' ,d c s hRipor' yxty Eloisc Browning James Harold Burns Arnell Calhoun Charlene Chambliss Carolyn Clary Mary Linda Craig Paul Curtis Dale Conner Jesse Dancer David Earnest Charlene Fullbright Gloria Glover Mary Sue Johnson Tom Lamb Loretta Lindsey Frances Linneman Scott Lovett Patsy Mack Barbara Kay Martin Kenneth McF.ntire Ronald McEntirc Jerry McGchee Jimmy Moore Mollie Morrison Carolyn Raley Jerry Ratterrce Mary Ann Rice Harold Robinson Joann Seif res Joann Swaithes Mar)’ Jo Traylor Jesse Tucker Roger Tucker Jerry Waters Lou Ann Webb Sue White Beverly Leonard crowned Miss Future Lincoln County at annual county fair. Dr. Ralph Phelps, President of Ouachita College, delivers inspirational address to student body. F H.A. girl touches t second plac toVi 0 0° oV 0 llO I� dd finishing [booth that won 'at county fair. of allegiance Theme. -Sai committee fOT w« Lincoln f ar de floar selected Spencer The court, of Princess Grace could not be more beautiful than the ‘56 Homecoming Royalty. Young and of at lhc , the Con« carnival Cheerleaders count pennies as football boys are auc- tioned in fund raising drive for new band uniforms. The band had a hard time signing Elvis Presley Cheshier to play in their Halloween Night Club. American juniors had nngs came ir 'ot to be schedule. thinkful for Classroom activities were a part of the fourth grade American Education Week assembly presented by Mrs. C. R. Teeter s class. M the Choir Concert. r- Gene ,r tor at 3 session T ' h' Bc ' Crock, Cr homemaker AWarti (r m SuPcrintcndcnt Class Hamburger Supper. I he Home Economic ei ______,__ . some U5 f Gi s took the Co tv TroP £ for the STS� ...................................— senior boys team. The Nj St3r a popped ‘r°Phy• yours Juniors make A proud Coach Honor Society entertained with a Coca-Cola for new members. Counselor L. O. Ramsey, busy checking his schedule. for ou.. are hard at work on their different pro jeets in shop. ' (r- o A display of projects by Mr. V. E. Green s seventh grade science class. unior A time for ni; Graduation Banquet .Senior ,ndcrfu Jun‘°r icUs his Shod ' The last day before vacation . . . with report cards yet to come! JUNIOR HIGH NINTH GRADE Ray Wynn, President Johnny Gardner, Vice President Barbara Burr, Secretary Linda Sue Atkinson Charlie Baugh Mary Catherine Bennett Elizabeth Blasengame Lester Browning Elizabeth Burns Lewis Butler Carolyn Chambliss Carroll Chambliss Margie Chambliss Patricia Davidson Earnest Deweesc J. W. Dial Marilyn Donaldson Jerry Drake Mackie Edmonds Otis Farley Benny Glover Gerald Glover Wilbur Glover Lynn Gober Ruth Greenham Earncstine Harper Edward Harness Janell Harrison Glenda Heflin Clarice Henley Tony Hoyt Barbara Hunter NINTH GRADE Shirley Hunter Bonnie Nell Johnson Franklin Johnson Joyce Kendrick Marguarite King Patsy Knoblock Larry Lambert Thomas Lanthrip James Lee Mary Lcphiew Wayne Lephiew Joan Loveless Billy Ludlam James McCool Billy McGee Charlcie McGehee Linda McWhorter Thomas Newton Teddy Nichols Mack Osborn Darrell Owen Jerry Petty Rose Pharr Jerry Rainer Johnny Roberts Harr)' Shannon Patsy Socia Martha Stover Johnnie Mac Thomasson Rose Thornton Margie Weeks Juanice White Gene Yarbrough EIGHTi Mickey Lyle, President Jerry Newton, Vice President Carolyn Adair, Secretary Margaret Myrick, Reporter Bernice Barnes Tommy Bates Ben Bolen Bonnie Bolen Judy Brewster Mildred Brewster Vera Brewster Doris Browming William Budemer Vernon Burns Eddy Burr Lloyd Burr Linda Calhoun Carol Carrington Colcn Carr Helen Chambliss L. V. Chambliss Betty Conner Waylon Conner Revadell Cook Dale Crutchfield Margaret Donaldson Roy Lee Donaldson Mickey Drake Oleta Drake Onita Drake Lila Free Dian Frizzell Donna Frizzell Billy Joe Gates Shirley Hall Ray Daniel Harness Louise Harper Winnie Mae Harper Mary Henley Johnny Hillyard GRADE William Hottel Joyce Hunter James Jarrell Virene Johnson Betty Jean Lee Dorothy Linneman Leon Logue Steve Lovett Carolyn McCool William McEntire James McFalls Esial Moore Kenneth Moore Doris Ann Morgan Martha Morrison Peggy Newman James Owen Nolen Owen Lamar Pharr Patricia Phillips Billy Postcl Vivian Rawls Doris Reeves Dorothy Reeves Betty Jo Rogers rv a “ -N John D. Robinson Sue Schroedcr Tommyc Smith Tommy Teeter Frances Traylor c jn , -- 0 . Glenna Sue Tucker Cynthia Vick James Watts Roger Weast Johnny White -a Y 79 - A ip ” to Martha White Cullis Whitten Joyce Whitten Bonnie Womack c Yarbrough L i f J • % T1 A - SEVENTH GRADE Raymond Chambliss. President Joe Frizzell. Vice President Vickey Craig, Secretary Gary Atkinson -S VN- Joyce Austin Martha Baggett Sanimie Bennett Leon Boyd Charles Burton Charles Ray Butler Tommie Butler Ordis Browning Jerry Carrington Lcla Mae Case Tom Cogbill James Cook Shirley Cook Peggy Conner Betty Curtis Billy Davidson Fern Deweese Roger Earnest Joyce Edwards Benny Farley Jimmy Farley Joan Frizzell Gary Fullbright Judy Fullbright Frances Glover Larry Goggans Jackie Grecnham Sammy Harrison Glenda Haygood Victoria Hemphill Jr Helen Holloway James Lindsey Kenneth Loveless Raymond Lowery Elizabeth Lyle Anita McGriff Gaynell McKibbens Donald McWhorter Alvern Mack Marilyn Martin Johnny Meeks Raymond Morgan Margaret Myrick Del Neal Helen Newman SEVENTH GRADE a am t 1 r w r i ; — V, : A a 0 a n r _ „ r t A V “ s ' L 1� • O' ’ .r' i X ✓ Paul Newman Bill Parker Bob Parker Leonard Peterson Jerry Phillips Carolyn Prysock Thomas Rice Larry Dean Ross Bennie Socia Wayne Suter Malvin Roy Tucker Mary Neil Waters Marilyn Weatherford Rudy Webb Betty Weeks Mary Lee Wells Michael West Wanda Williams Louis Williamson Dwight Winningham IN THE LUNCHROOM 1. Our supervisor—Mrs. I.ucillc Kelley. 2. Waiting to get those trays filled. 3. Busy at an every day job. 4. Bringing in the lunch count. 5. Clean up time! 6. This shredder makes fine salad. 7. Those good hot rolls . . . 8. People can't say we don't dine well. 9. A big mixer for a big job! 10. Taking a coffee break! 11. It takes big pots to food a hungry crowd. 12. Just good stew . . . SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE ' Ji f '’W v • ►♦ H • • f- p w jra ' a SECOND GRADE f?. C� 4-r� — . filA Lf sJbSfc. u V. oaM f •■' — ' J£ ‘•«s 9 + ‘,fiick 'n iy V ► ; M f S .Iti v fi :lr ft . A- 4 £ a V £? 4:fck -f 2L______• � - T ___ - FIRST GRADE Children in Mrs. Teeter's fourth grade add finishing touches on Christmas decorations. Mrs. Beltz supervises a study period in her sixth grade class. Christmas time in Mrs. Spencer's fifth grade class is a busy time. Mr. Green presents Testaments on behalf of the Gideons to sixth grade students. The camera attracts the students during a study period in Miss Rhodes' fifth grade. Mrs. Green's third grade class admires a job well done. Especially posed for the Christmas season in Mrs. Ollar's sec- ond grade. Mr. Matthews' fourth grade students sing A Song of Thanksgiving. ' Lunch Time. Mrs. Spencer's fifth grade enjoys their public school music class. Gary and Mrs. Barket entertain the Melody Club at their annual Christmas party. Mr. James Matthews supervises elementary recreational activities. Everyone enjoys recess time. Mrs. Tarver takes care of the rush at the elementary store. - UNDER THE BIG TOP - Scenes from the 1956 Elementary Spring Festival— Circus Frolic.” The clowns had ’em rolling in the aisles.” The Hobo Band entertains. Daring Lady Fair ... the tightrope walker. Our ring master was one of the best. Giddi-i-up. horsey!!” The Tumblers performed with pro- fessional skill. The Strong Men and the Wild Man were big attractions at the circus. PERSONALITIES HsyJ donut ; rocket beauty Judge in selecting Rocket Beauty and Maid was.Bob Evans. Helena, Arkansas, director of Miss Arkansas and Miss America Pageants. rocket beaut) maid BEAUTY COURT SENIOR WHO’S WHO Most Likely To Succeed JACKIE GAMMILL BILLY ROSS OTHNILE BROCKMAN KAREN GARDNER Neatest G. D. SMITH FRANCES JOHNSON Best All Round CLAUDETTE SMITH BILLY GAYLE HAYGOOD Most Talented JOANN SWATH E RS G. D. SMITH Friend lie si GWENDOLA WHITE HARRY WHITE Best Athlete Best Sense of Humor Biggest Cut Up CAROLYN TUCKER DEAN SHOCKLEY JUNIOR HIGH WHO’S WHO JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON JACKIE GREENHAM Wittiest TOMMYE SMITH JOHNNY GARDNER Cutest Neatest PEGGY CONNER WILLIAM HOTTEL Most Outstanding Citizen JERRY RAINER MARGIE WEEKS Best Athlete TOMMYE SMITH WILLIAM HOTTEL Most Talented SENIOR HOMECOMING QUEEN SUE CLARY HOMECOMING COURT—Left to right: Othnile Brockman. Claudette Smith, Marvin Swaithes, Melba Ferguson, Sonny Fish. Penny Nobles, Leo Cole. Barbara Martin. Jackie Best. Louise Gracie, Harry White, Sue Clary. David Roberts, Frances Johnson, Billy Ross, Rita Jones, Dean Shockley, Karen Gardner, G. D. Smith, Joan Swaithes, Marion Morrison. Not pictured: Dale Majors. Crown Bearer, Cliff Petty, and Flower Girl. Jill Atkinson. JUNIOR HOMECOMING HOMECOMING COURT—Left to right: James Lee, Janell Harrison, Wilbur Glover, Doris Ann Morgan, Gerald Glover, Tommye Smith. Jerry Rainer, Johnnie Mac Thomasson, Johnny Gardner, Rose Thornton, Ted Nichols, Sue Schroeder, Ray Wynn, Carolyn Adair, Larry Lambert. Martha White. Crown Bearer, Ricky MeGraw, and Flower Girl, Betty Shepard. ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS -TWO-YEAR MEMBERS— Pres deni Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Billy Ross Rita Jones Sue Clary Mrs. Jim Watson Other members: Maxine Curtis, Geraldine Dorsey, Jackie Gammill. Karen Gardner. Patsy Jo Green. Shirley Ann Green, Frances John- son. Lamar Robertson. Gwendola White, and Joe Lamb. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New members initiated this year—SENIORS: Hershel Ferguson, Robert E. Lee, G. D. Smith. JUNIORS: Rose Clary. Carolyn Jacks. Lavon McGriff, Aaron Meeks. Ann Person. Abbie Jo Rupc, Johnnie Scott. Jim Teeter, Carolyn Tucker. Janice Tucker. Jeanette Waters, and Linda Watts. COMMERCIAL CLUB Students who maintain a B average in commercial subjects are eligible for membership. Officers: Frances Johnson, president; Sue Clary, vice president; Ann Green, secretary-treasurer; Roma Lou Ryall, reporter. Miss Ailccn McGriff, sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: Karen Gardner, president; Bobbie Sue McFalls, vice president; Frances Johnson, secre- tary-treasurer; Billy Gayle Haygood, reporter. Mr. Gene Finley, sponsor. THE ROCKET STAFF ROCKET STAFF MEMBERS: Bobbie McFalls, Ryall, Ann Green, J. McFalls, B. Ferguson. Jackie Gammill, Lyle, Robertson, Dorsey, Roberts, Johnson. Jones, Haygood, Clary, Brockman. Smith. H. Ferguson. Junior workers: Morrison, Tucker, Jacks. Schroeder, Teeter. Not pictured: Patsy Green, Karen Gardner. Ronnie Powell, C. Ferguson, and Mr. Louis Blucrock, sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 n Seated: Rita Jones, Jackie Gammill, Tommyc Smith, Johnnie Mac Thomasson, Barbara Martin. Standing: Charles Burton, Jesse Dancer, Hcrshell Ferguson. Joe Lamb, President; G. D. Smith, Vice President; Ann Person. Mr. L. O. Ramsey, sponsor. STAFF: Leo Cole, Joyce Craig. Betty Ferguson, Chris Ferguson (Ad Manager), Lenora Glover, Louise Grade, Patsy Green and Joe Lamb (Sports Editors), Billy Haygood. Frances Johnson, Bobbie Me Falls, Joan McFalls, Helen Owen, Rebecca Owen, Nellie Ruth Peterson, Bill Roberts, Roma Lou Ryall (Concession Stand Manager), Dean Shockley, G. D. Smith, Gwendola White, and Emma Williamson. Mrs. Ruby Vick, sponsor. These are the people who gave us those wonderful issues this year! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS F.H.A. OFFICERS: Lynn Moore, president: Rita Jones, first vice president; Patsy Jo Green, second vice president; Betty Stamps, third vice president; Ann Green, secretary; Pat Conner, reporter; Emma Williamson, historian; Naomi Burns and Katie Lyle, song leaders; Karen Gardner, treas- urer. not pictured. Miss Elizabeth Ryburn, sponsor. FUTURE FARMERS F.F.A. officers hold plaque received from National F.F.A. for being top chapter in Ar- kansas. Jackie Best, president; Treavor Calhoun, vice president; Dale Conner, secretary; Kenneth Brockman, Treasurer; Curtis Harper, junior advisor; Aaron Meeks, reporter; Max Lindsey, sentinel. Mr. James Shepard, instructor, not pictured. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS—Gwen dola White, president; Patsy Green, vice president; Karen Gardner, secretary; Billy Haygood, reporter. Mrs. James Shepard, sponsor. SAFE DRIVERS CLUB SAFE DRIVERS CLUB—Harry White, President; Bill Schrocdcr, Vice President; Jackie Gammill, Secretary-Treasurer; G. D. Smith. Reporter; Board Members: Swaithes. Ferguson, Lamb, K. Gard- ner, Mack. G. White, Powell, McFalls, Tucker; Mr. James Ford, sponsor. SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS—Johnnie Scott, president; Marie Newton, vice president; Mary Ann Rice, secretary- treasurer; Carolyn Raley, Ethel Mae Ludlam, Mary Sue Johnson, Nettie Drake. Era Dean Chambliss, Carolyn Clary, Patsy Mack. Mrs. Ruby Vick, sponsor, not pictured. SCHOOL BUS SECRETARIES - HALL MONITORS BUS SECRETARIES AND HALI. MONITORS—Calhoun. Robertson. Ashmore. White, Burns, Browning. Jacks, Morrison, G. White, Harrison, Linneman, Craig. Ratterrcc, Owen, Earnest, Stamps. Waters, James, Johnson, Roberts, Tucker, Scott, Pickens. Bush. Mary Johnson. B. Rob- erts, Ferguson. Martin, Swaithcs, Wayne James, and Drake. JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Steve Lovett, president; Mickey Lyle, vice president; Winnie Mac Harper, secretary- treasurer; Martha Morrison, Jackie Greenham, Johnny Hillyard. Margaret Myrick. Betty Jo Rodgers, James McFalls, Tommy Teeter, and Jerry Newton. Mrs. Ruby Vick, sponsor, not pictured. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Sue Clary, president; Carolyn Tucker, vice president; Frances Johnson, secretary-treasurer; Miss Georgia Swan, sponsor. The club had 67 members who attended all football games. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Front, left to right: Carolyn Jacks, Sue Clary, Rita Jones. Carolyn Tucker, Frances Johnson. Back: Claudette Smith, Martha Morgan, Joann Swaithes. Left to right: Carolyn Jacks, Rita Jones, Sue Clary, Claudette Smith. Martha Morgan, Joann Swaithes, Carolyn Tucker, Frances Johnson. SERVICE CLUB, a new club composed of lunchroom workers. Officers: Winnie Mac Harper, president; Margaret Myrick, vice president; Eloise Browning, secretary; Elizabeth Lyle, reporter. Mrs. Lucille Kelley, sponsor. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS TOMMYE SMITH GLENDA HAYGOOD ELIZABETH LYLE MARTHA WHITE ROSE THORNTON JOHNNIE THOMASSON SERVICE CLUB G.A.A President GWENDOLA WHITE Vice President SUE CLARY Secretary-T reasurer EMMA WILLIAMSON Reporter BOBBIE SUE Me FALLS Sponsor MRS. TOMMIE HUNTHROP ALL GIRLS OFFICERS ALL GIRLS OFFICERS—Senior High: Gammill. president; Tucker, vice president; Jones, secretary. Junior High: Atkinson, president; T. Smith, vice president; Thomas son, secretary; Weeks, treasurer; Myrick, program chairman. MIXED CHORUS First row: P. Mack. P. Davidson. Green, Johnson. Scifres. Pickens. Martin. Person. Mrs. Louis Bluerock, director. Second row: Bennett. Knoblock. McWhorter, Newton, Clary, P. Owen, C. Jacks. Nobles, V. Davidson. Third row: Scott, Rupe, M. Johnson. Tucker, Harper. S. Jacks. Peterson, Fullbright. Fourth row: Ferguson. Cheshier, Cole, J. Mack, McGehee. Fifth row: Robinson. Smith, Burr, Teeter. Sixth row: Roberts. Haygood. Ross. Brown. Brockman. SENIOR GIRLS QUARTET: Abbie Jo Rujxr. Carolyn Tucker. Carolyn Jacks. Rose Clary. SENIOR BOYS QUARTET Rommic Carroll Cheshier Hcrshel Ferguson Bill Roberts G. D. Smith SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS Girls—Peterson, reporter; Per- son. vice president; Tucker, president; Clary. librarian; Green, secretary. Boys — Rob- erts. secretary; Smith, presi- dent; Cole, librarian; Fergu- son. vice president. The senior boys' choir present their numbers of winter wonder- land at the choir Christmas Concert. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR The junior high girls' glee club had 30 members; the boys' glee club had 15 members. Both groups were accompanied by Dian FrizzcU. MELODY CLUB The Melody Club is composed of elementary students who study private piano. Officers were: Pam Nobles, president; Jan McFalls. vice president; Charlotte Halbert, secretary-treasurer; program chairmen, Bobby Gardner and Sharon Hopkins; teacher-sponsors. Miss Johnnie Shifflett and Mrs. Louis Blucrock. The Club held monthly meetings. SHARPS AND FLATS CLUB The Sharps and Flats Club is the high school group of students studying private piano. Officers were: Katie Lyle, president; Carolyn Adair, vice president; Sue Schrocder. secretary-treasurer; Karen Gardner and Doris Ann Morgan, program chairmen; Miss Johnnie Shifflett and Mrs. Louis Bluerock, teacher-sponsors. Sporting new uniforms in marching formation. ON THE FIELD, IN THE AUDITORIUM - JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON BETTY FERGUSON JOHNNY GRAY SCOTT . . . New uniforms arrived in time for the annual Christmas Concert. MR. DIX STALLINGS Band Director The SCHS band had a full year of programs and activi- ties. Halftime shows presented at football games opened the year. The highlight of the year was the drive for new band uniforms. With the cooperation of the entire town and community over $2000 was raised, the climax of the drive coming at the Halloween Carnival. The first appearance of the band in their new uniforms was at the annual Christ- mas Concert. The Region 5 Junior Band Clinic in January- brought many students to our campus. At the Senior Clinic February 1-2, Bill Roberts, C. B. Leonard, and Jackie Gammill were selected as All-State Candidates. Concert appearances included Hazen. Piggott, Crossett. Dumas, and DeWitt. Hot Springs was the scene of the State Festival. The annual Spring Concert saw the end of a wonderful year. OUR BAND WAS TOPS BILLY GAYLE HAYGOOD Drum Major BAND MOTHERS OFFICERS—Left to right: Mrs. Fred Thornton. President; Mrs. C. B. Leonard. Vice President; Mrs. Ed Gammill. Secretary-Treasurer. ALL STATE CANDIDATES—C. B. Leonard. Jackie Gammill. and Bill Roberts. BEGINNING BAND—Thirty students enrolled in the Beginners Band ■ SPORTS THE 1956 BULLDOGS First row, bottom to top, left to right: McEntirc. Tucker, Gardner, Roberts. Goins, Shockley. Fish. Lee, Morgan. Moore. Second row: Best, Burr, Mack, Winningham. H. White. Brockman. Third row: Coach Tidwell, Farley, Ross. Blasengame. Majors, Swaithes, Cole. Sullivan, Jordan. J. White. R. L. Lee. Brewster. Coach Brown. Fourth row: Leonard. Nix, Smith. Lovett, McGehee. and Culliford. SENIOR SCOREBOARD Star City 34 Gould 6 Star City 19 Lake Village 13 Star City 0 Monticello 13 Star City 19 Fordycc 20 Star City 12 Watson Chapel 0 Star City 13 Warren 7 Star City 19 McGehee 13 Star City 32 Hamburg 13 Star City 7 Dcrmott 6 St r City 2 Eudora 0 Star City 25 Whitehall 8 Star City 0 Dumas 20 jould Rebuffed At Star City Too Much Second Quarter tar City 34 to 6 For Whitehal1- 25 8 iHarvest Wins For SIVJI VIIJ, w-T tvs w Gaiett State Newt Service Star°cX' S P fT he Star City Blllldo8s defeated the White- Star City, 19-13 Star t. t . bept. b. xne - u Bu,ld hcre toniRht 25.8 : ' • ity Bulldogs stayed on the at-i In thp fjrst quartcri Star City Lake Village. Sept. 14. - 1------------k„.vc „IM1 uc. acjc ]” a productive first quarter recovered a fumble on the White- visiting Star City Bulldogs scored feated the Warren Lumberjacks, nd then contained the Gou d,ha|, 45.yard |lnc and workcd ■ 19 points in the second period 13 to 7, here tonight. •anthers the rest of the way in doWn to the i5-yard line. Sonny and held on to dpal the I ake Vil- Warren scored first in the sec- osting a 34-6 victory tonight. Fish carricd for lhp touchdown lage Beavers a 19-13 defeat be- Star City Downs Warren in Thriller Gmiette Stair New S rTlc« Warren. Oct. 12. — In a thrill- ing fourth period the Star City The Bulldogs scored twice and de- Fish carried for the touchdown. I !a8e A fumble by Harry White. Star Jcrrv White passed to G. D. Hore ity’s left halfback, was turned Smith for the extra point, nto the first six-pointer. G. D. Sonny FIs of 1.500 Smith picked up the bobble - «Hoped 12 yards to the cm' immy Mack circled end even yards out for a T David Roberts burst into th rom 55 yards away for a J Julldog six-pointer in the leriod. Roberts, the Star City tack, smacked into the open i n the second period and ca 9 yards for the fourth TD. « tucker dived across the rom five vards out for the tar City Wins n Second Halt STAR CITY - Using its fe. une passing attack as more ol treat than a weapon. Star Ci illed to a pair of last-half tou' wns in defeating the scraf atson Chapel Wildcats. 12-0, he st night. The Bulldogs of Coach Ha v dwell gained 200 yards on 1 ound and only 25 in the air. i le of the two pass completic- t up one score. A recovered fui led to the other. The first half was scoreless, b rely so. Star City had the ba BH the Chapel one when the sec 91 id period ended. In the third. Guard Dale Major defensive spark all night for ulldogs. covered a Chapel fu� jSj on the Wildcat 30. FullbaiB a capacity crowd here tonight � d the scoring passed to Har- e 15-yard line, •potted David and hit him iberts carry- --- Coachc Tidwell and Brown .nd . capacity crowd ond quarter when Wayne Adcock went over from nine yards out. The play climaxed a 60-yard drive. The extra point was made by Marvin O’Neal. With throe minutes left in the game Star City Quarterback Jer- ry White passed to End G. D. Smith for a score. The play cov- r their sec- ered 25 yards. With just 50 sec- version was onds left the Bulldogs sent Jerry .inning out. j the Beaver Ward's Conversion •ds and the I first mark- when Fer- into the Provides 20-19 Fordyce Triumph Giittu State New Service Star City. Sept. 28. — Fordycc defeated Star City here tonight, 120 to 19. In the first quarter Fordyce 1 returned the opening kickoff 70 yards. Kenny Lacewell ran for the I ;hot the Bui touchdown. '-0 lead. Th After a 60-yard drive Star City’s [ ipening kicl David Roberts scored from the f j to the El flv®-yard line. wVsTnlh Monticello Uses ii a vhitc Abbott7s Runs To .ood tiling . smith '«'Whip Star City, 13-0 until the things uj r the tal , ver fron ZL o aiS( Gaiett State New Service Monticello. Sept. 22.—Monticello defeated Star City here last night. 13-0, with speedy Halfback Earl Abbott grinding out 143 yards of his team’s 235 in rushing. The game was the first to be mk t,lc Stai played at Monticello’s new sta- ___| nes flK int. ' gers cov . . � c Leads Roberts Scores tor Bulldogs star city, 32 to 13 n Close One Over Rams, 7-6 STAR CITY iSpl.) — A touch- down and an extra point by David Roberts enabled the Star City Bulldogs to v edge by the D nnott Rams. 7-6. in a rain- oaked game here last nighfc Sonny Fish's first-quarter pass nterceplion on the Star City 40 set up the Roberts score. The Bulldogs moved from there to the two. and Roberts smashed over for the points. Roberts then plunged for the extra point which eventually proved to be the margin of victory. The two teams threw defen- sive punches at one another un- til the fourth quarter, when the Rams finally got moving. Starting on their own 30. Der- mott moved 70 yards for a touchdown. Andy Herrin ram- ming over from 10 yards away on an off-tackle slant. Herrin attempted to kick the extra point which would have tied the game, but the boot was wide, and the game ended mo- ments later. THE STATISTICS Dcrmott S. City First down 11 15 Yard rushing .. 152 23.1 Yards passing .... 44 Total yardage 277 Passes attempted . 5 5 Passes completed 2 2 Passes intercepted 1 No. of punt 2 Punting average 27 41 K Fumbles recovered 2 Yard penalized 10 15 Star City. Oct. 27.—Jerry White led the Star City Bulldogs to a 32- 13 victory over the Hamburg Lions here last night. It was Star City's homecoming game. Jerry White accounted for one of two touchdowns in the first quarter by going over from the one-yard line. He passed to Harry White for the second one for 30 yards. J. White ran the extra point. In the second period M. White went over from the nine-yard line. G. D. Smith kicked the extra point. The half-time score was 20 to 0 In favor of Star City. J. White scored from the one- yard line In the third period. Hamburg scored twice in the last quarter, both times when Rush went over from the two- yard line. Watkins kicked one of the extra points. Star City also scored when Sonny Fisk went over from two yards out. Star City Tops McGehee, 19-13 Gazette State New Service McGehee. Oct. 19.—The visiting Star City Bull Dogs defeated the McGehee Owls, here tonight, 19- 13. The Owls started things In the first quarter, by sending Mike McDermott around right end for 10 yards to score. Gary Enslinger kicked the extra point. Roberts, of the Bull-Dogs, ran 74 yards through the middle to tie the score. 7-7, after Harry | White scored the extra point. Harry White scored again when he went 50 yards to pull Star City in the lead. The Owls, not to be outdone. : sent McDermott 28 yards into the j Bull-Dog End zone, to tie the game again. 13-13. With a minute left. J. White | passed to Roberts for the final touchdown, and to win the game for Star City. SENIOR BULLDOGS BILLY ROSS Center All-District HARRY WHITE Halfback All-District DALE MAJORS Guard All-District DAVID ROBERTS Fullback All-District SENIOR BULLDOGS BUDDY SMITH End LEO COLE Tackle All-District SENIOR BULLDOGS JIMMY MACK Halfback DAVIS GOINS Guard SENIOR BULLDOGS SONNY FISH Halfback JOE MAX WINNINGHAM Halfback THE 1956 PUPS First row, bottom to top, left to right: Loguc, Lyle. McFalls, Lindsey, Lanthrip, Owen, G. Yar- brough. Second row: Nichols. G. Glover. Lee. Pharr. Gardner, Rainer, Lambert, Robinson. Wynn. Third row: Moore, Tucker, Goggans, Atkinson, Butler. R. Yarbrough, McEntire, Whitten. W. Glover. Fourth row: Farley, Baugh. Bill Parker, Hoyt, Shannon, Hillyard, E. Burr, L. Burr. White. Fifth row: Cogbill, Lowery, Cook. Bob Parker, Suter, Ross, Williamson, Lcphicw, Newton, Lovett. JUNIOR SCOREBOARD .... 0 Dumas 20 Star City.... 14 Monticcllo 0 Star City.... 0 Hamburg 19 Star City.... 13 Watson Chapel 7 Star City... 13 Warren 36 Star City. .. 20 Gould 7 Star City.... 14 Whitehall 6 OFF-SIDE PLAYS 1. Watch the same boys, not the birdie . . . 2. . . . vot happened? 3. . . . and the rains came! 4. The team gets ready to warm up. 5. A team that won't be beat, can't be beat. 6. Trying for a first down the hard way. 7. Whose got the ball? 8. No cigar, Coach ?? ? 9- The band waits for half-time . . . SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAMS First row: Margie Johnson, Martha Morgan, Sue Clary. Ann Green. Shirlcnc Robertson. Frances, Johnson. Second row: Winnie Yarbrough, Emma Williamson, Mary James, Loretta Lindsey. Ann Person, Arnell Calhoun. Lela Conner. Third row: Mary Craig, Lou Webb. Gwendola White. Lcnora Glover, Patsy Green. Carolyn Jacks, Bobbie Sue McFalls, Joyce Craig. DISTRICT 8A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS—RECORD 15-3 First row: Jesse Tucker, Rendcll McGehec. Second row: Billy Free. Joe Winningham. G. D Smith, Randall Parrish. James Hackney. David McEntirc, Jimmy. Moore. Third row: Dale Majors, Marvin Swaithes, C. P. Jordan. Billy Rattcrrcc. Jerry White. Wayne Blasengamc. LENORA GLOVER. Guard; JOYCE CRAIG. Guard; BOBBIE McFALLS. Forward; ANN GREEN. Guard; EMMA WILLIAMSON, Forward. PATSY GREEN FRANCES JOHNSON Forward Guard SENIOR GIRLS SHIRLENE ROBERTSON Forward GWEN DO LA WHITE Forward SUE CLARY Guard SENIOR BOYS DAVID McENTIRE Forward G. D. SMITH Guard JOE WINNINGHAM Guard BILLY FREE Forward COACH JIM FORD MARVIN SWAITHES Center DALE MAJORS Forward BILLY RATTERREE Center JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAMS First row: Margaret Myrick. Lila Free. Tommye Smith. Judy Brewster. Winnie Harper. Betty Weeks. Second row: Helen Newman. Glenda Haygood. Charlcie McGehee, Janell Harrison. Juanice White. Third row: Martha White. Doris Ann Morgan. Carolyn Chambliss. Mrs. Hunthrop. Coach. Margie Weeks. Carolyn Adair. Earncstinc Harper. First row: Cullis Whitten, Johnny White. Tommy Teeter. Steve Lovett. Vernon Burns. Johnny Roberts, Harry Shannon. Second row: Coach Brown. Jerry Rainer. Esial Moore, Gerald Glover. Jerry Drake. Johnny Gardner. Ray Wynn. John Robinson. Mickey Drake, manager. Fans pack the gym as the Bulldogs battle for top spot in District 8A. Senior girls battle Drew Central. . . . where's the ball? Juniors dash for ball . . . interference forms between players and official! Well, somebody did something . . . G. D. Smith (11) scores as the Bulldogs defeat Whitehall. The journalism basketball conces- sion stand . . . Roma Lou Ryall, manager, all smiles . . . and don’t we spot some training basketball players around ? ? ? Three against one . . . what happened to the other two players and the ball ? First Grade Children Enjoy OK Milk 0. K. ICE CREAM AND CANDY CO. 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ARKANSAS CAPITAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY Pine Bluff 1 19 Main St. PINE BLUFF BEAUTY COLLEGE DUTCHES DRIVE INN Star City Arkansas PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Monticello Arkansas Time Out for a Refreshing Pepsi-Cola! W. E. MOSS MERCANTILE CO. Star City Arkansas QUALITY GROCERIES Yes, a Telephone Is Worth More Than It Costs! LINCOLN-DESHA TELEPHONE CO. INC. See Us for Quality Products CLARY SERVICE STATION Star City Arkansas BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Star City, Ark. Phone 90 IS YOUR MONEY GOING... OR GROWING? Does money just seem to slip through your fing- ers? Open a savings account—with a convenient amount—make deposits regularly and watch your savings GROW instead of GO. You'll be amazed to see how fast the figures in your passbook in- crease when you save regularly out of income. Your savings here are insured to $10,000 by Fed- eral Deposit Insurance Corporation. IONAL COMMERCE PINE BLUFF The Friendly Bank w FIRE MARSHAL, Billy Ross, and Assistants, Joe Lamb and G. D. 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