Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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S. H. E. M. S. Home Economics Journalism Adviser: Future Homernolcers of America ond The Rice Bird Sponsor: Ricehird and Cuill and Scroll MRS. MYRTLE L. TURNER SELIG B. S. E. American History Math 7-2 Glee Club Sponsor: Iunior Class, Girl Reserve MISS VIRGINIA FLETCHER Science Sponsor: Freshmen Class LEON M. WHEELER B. A. Math Study Hall MRS. JIM BRASHER A. B. Physics Advanced Algebra Plane Geometry Trigonometry Sponsor: 7-I MRS. VIRGINIA LEE FLETCHER Social Studies Civics Club MRS. REVILLO WARE HOOPER B. A. Senior English Iunior English Speech Arts Dean of Girls Sponsor: Senior Class, Notion ctl Honor Society, ond Masque and Gavel NORVEL W. KELLY B. A. General Business Direct Related Business Business Training Sponsor: Senior Class, ond Hi-Y MISS IANE BARRIS Biology Chemistry Fionsor: A . 9' M' 3 . MRS. BERTIE VOS Hostory G Heolth Physical Education . Conservation Girls Basketball MRS. GRACE BENNETT L. I. English 7-2 Freshman English Sophomore English Librarian Sponsor: 7-2, Lihrc1ric1n's Club WILLIAM C, BRASHER A. B. M. A. American Problems Physical Education Sponsor Sophomore Class STANLEY MITCHELL B. S. E. Vfwnzans Re-life-d Tzfnrnnq MRS VIVIAN GREEN L Shorf CI Bookkeepmq Typlnq Sponsor Sophomore C ss PAOLO GROSSC I B nd Drrec cr TAUDE CAI A 29-. Enqlsn Lonn Sponsor 8 2 MRS. FRANCES M. GUNNELS B. S. E. Study Hall WWE? MRS DHRISTINE L BERP' Alqebrcx I General Math 81 Moth 7 1 Math Sponsor Freshman Clnss umor Red ross ESTHER BOR UERT Secretory o '1 Sup rm nr '1 IACK ZIEGLL CUSfOd1lIl Grade Teachers in High School Building MRS. ROY PULLIG MRS. lOHN DUCKVIT Sixth Grade Sixfh Garde MRS. PAOLA GROSSO Fifth Grade Lprcture noi lclkerrl Julia Shannon Teachers Fine: row: Mrss Arfrs M:C1ulev, M's. Helen Rhodes, Mrs. Marg zze' M:Collprp S6CCIQj row: Mrs. Leciru Hrzrlcness, Mrs. M.rry Fr :nies Grbszrr, 1115. K.:':r:j.'r s r 1 is Lcuise Gelllfa, MISS Mrrrqr-io' Trice, Mrs. VDlrr.:1 Plololez. 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Student Council, Senior Vice-President, Traffic Officer, Masque and Gavel, Social Committee, Senior Play, DARRELL BARRICKLOW All qreat men are overworked: Ifeel tired myself. 2. Transferred from Pine Bluffy 3. D. C. T. Club, Iunior' Play Stage Manager, Senior Pixy Stage Manager, 4. Irmior Play Manaaer, D. C, T. Club President, Annual Staff, Senior Play Marr- aqer. IAMES NOLAN BENNETT At last I look like a scholarf 4. Transferred front Alrnyra. Library Club, Librarian. PEGGY BLACKMON Sly on the courts- courts on the sly. l. Band, Glee Clul, Band Minstrel, Football Mrid, Spertirl Chorus- 2. E zna, Glee Clul, Plzjvs. Fa., Trio At'tiorrip':rrist, Girl Reserveg 3. Glee Club Actrorripanist, Trio Arriirirr rnist, Natiorrfrl Flon- or Socif-ty, Cheer Leader, Girl Reserve, lunror Play Conimifteeg 4. Glee Clui Af 'orrrpf.:nis', N :fiori- -rl Eiorror Society Seorettrry, Cheer Leraer, Girl Reserve, Student Courarf Rooster Club, Sr:-eir Cztorus, Social Czrnrnitfee. OTIS BOWDEN It Ire doesnt find a way, he makes one. l. Mixed Chorus, Pgzaeant Cllljfffl Group, Monitor: . nual Sales Representative, Paqelni Choral Group, Spanish Club Monitor, 3. National I-lo r ' y, nior Play, Spanish Club: 4. N:- tion rl Honor Society, lvlcrsqae and Gavel, Ouill a Ser Bu s Manager of Ricebird, Ediic: of Annual, Senior Play, Booster Club, Student Foo A u ' ift Committee, l-li-Y. i. i W owl Gllann 19413 BARBARA PUMMILL PEGGY GUNNELL Secretary Treasurer RARBARA l3UlVllvlll,l., Serretrrry Short arrfl Sweet and hard to beat, l, Glee Club, Spf-virrl Chorus, 2. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, 3. Glre Club, Girl Reserve, Annual Maid, Spanish Cluli, 4, Glee Clul, Girl Reserve, Special Chorus, C1 :ss Secretary, Football Maid, Booster Club. PEGGYE GUNNELL, Treasurer A type all her' owrr. l. Basketball, Glee Club, Band Minstrel, Christmas Pagefrnt, Phys. Ed,, 2. Phys, Ed., Girl Re- serve, Glee Club, D. C. T. Club, Sextette, Christmas Pageant, Teen Age Council- 4. Girl Reserve Glee Club, Booster Clulr, Clirss Treasurer, Special Chorus, Football Maid, Gift Committee. ROY BRANDS Light-haired, light-hearted, light-headed. 2. Transferred from Ulm, 3. D, C. T. Club, 4. D, C, T. TGMMY BUEKER Why stzrriy 1-:lien theres something frrrpcrlarrt to do? BUSTER EURROW Oppressed by two evils, classes and work. l. Football, Mixed Chorus, 3, Football, lunior Play, Stage Managerg 4, D. C. T. Club, Stage Manager, Senior Ploy. EULA MAE CASEY Anything tor a quiet titef l, Choral Reading: 2. Choral Reading, Girl Reserve, Home EC, Club: 3. Girl Reserve, 4, D, C, T. Club, Girl Reserve, Booster Club. fi?w A? IACK DEWS Make haste slowly. l. Easter Pageant, Christmos Pageant, Phys. Ed., 2. Football, Christmas Pageant, Latin Club, Boys State Representative, 3. Vice-President ot Class, lunior Play, Basketball, Football, S Club, Christmas Pageant, Spanish Club, Boys Alumni Association, 4. Masque and Gavel, Football, Basketball, Sports Editor ot Annual and Rice Bird, S Club, Student Council B,oys State Alumni Association, Senior Play, Track, Gift Corn- rnittee. BETH EDMISTON Mild looking, but so is dynamite. l, Transferred ironi Bauxite, 2. Glee CRUD, Girl Re- serve, Christmas Pageant, Easter Pageant, 3. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Christmas Pageant, 4. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Booster Club, PAUL EIFLING Quiet and lilceablef 3, Christmas Pageant. MARGARET IEAN ELLIS lt silence is golden, she is poverty stricken, l. Minstrel, Glee Club, Special Chorus, Band, Li- brarian, 2. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Christmas Page- ant, 3. Girl Reserve, lunior Play, Glee Club, 4. Boost- er Club President, Library Club Secre'ary and Report- er, Librarian, Masque and Gavel reporter, Glee Clul:, Girl Reserve, Special Chorus, Social Committee Chair- man, Senior Play, Circulation Manzger ot Ricebira, Quill and Scroll. FRANK ESSEX lust read his record. I. Class President, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Easter Pageant, Band, Manager of Football Team, Christmas Pageant, Phys, Ed., 2. Football, Christmas Pageant, 3. Annual Staff, Band, Basketball, Iunior Play, Class President, S Club, Christmas Pageant, Student Council, Spanish Club, President of Teen-Age oun- cil, National Honor Society, 4. Football, Basketball, National Honor Society, Masque and Gavel, Editor ot Ricebird, Business Manager ot Annual, Club, Presi- dent of Student Body, Senior Play, Hi-Y. , WILL GARRISON Hes seen action. l. Mixed Chorus, Band, Monitor, Christmas Page- ant, Easter Program, 2. Mixed Chorus, Christmas Page- ant, Easter Pageant, Monitor, 3. D. C. T., 4. D. C. T. IAMES GOACHER Silence is golden. I. B. GRIFFIN Oh work, where is thy charm? MICKEY I-IANKS ll it werent for classes, this would be a darn good schoolf 1. Glee Club, Band, Basketball, Christmas Page- ant, Mixed Chorus, Easter Pageant, Librarian, Minstrel, 2. Valentine Maid, Band, Glee Club, Basketball, Girl Reserve, Librarian, Christmas Pageant, Funzapoppin, Monitor, 3. Cheerleader, Monitor, Glee Club, Iunior Play, Class Reporter, Christmas Pageant, Circulation Manager of Rice Bird, Basketball Manager, Red Cross Representative, 4. Glee Club, Special Chorus, Cheer Leader, Class Social Cornmittee, Girl Reserve Vice- President, Quill and Scroll President, Booster Club Sec- retary, Home Ec. Club Section President, Circulation Manager of Annual. President of the Athletic Cluli, Senior Play, Gift Committee. CLAUDE I-IATFIELD Sonny, we ain't lighting midgets. l. Phys. Ed., 2. Phys. Ed, 3. Transferred to Al- rnyra, 4, Transferred irorn Almyra, Phys. Ed. FLORA MAE HENDERSON For Nature made her what she is and never made another. l. Glee Club, 2. Home Nursing, Girl Reserve, Chor- al Reading Group, 3. Choral Reading Group, Girl Re- serve, lunior Play Committee, 4. Booster Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Special Chorus. DORIS HICKS To err is human, to be found out is crimef l. Librarian, 2. Girl Reserve, Librarian, Annual Staff, Class President, 3. Librarian, Girl Reserve, Presi- dent of Home EC. Club Section, Secretary oi Home EC. Club, National Honor Society, Iunior Play Com- mittee, 4. Girl Reserve, Librarian, President oi Home Ec. Club Section, President of Home Ec. Club, Booster Club, President ot National Honor Society, Vice-Presi- dent ot Library Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play Com- mittee. it -2 IACK IONES Done to death by women's slanderous tongues. l. Mixed Chorus, Christmas Pageant, Phys. Ed., 2. Football, 3. Football, D. C. T., 4. Football, D. C. T., Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Senior Maid Escort, Hi-Y. WINONA NOLL VVhich man will go best with this dress?' I. Basketball, 2. Girl Reserve, Monitor, Basketbrll, Funzapoppin', Phys. Ed., Chrismas Pageant, 3. Glee Club, lunior Play, Band, Girl Reserve, Quill and Scroll, Rice Bird statt, Christmas Pageant, 4. Fooiball Queen, Band, Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Quill and Scroll. NCRMA LEE LEKER What's the use of worrying?' l. Glee Club, Clzrisnias Pageant, Q. Glee Clul.: 3. Monitor, 4. D. C. T., Booster Club, Home Eg. Cliilf. LAURA IUNE MILLER He that knoweth more than lil envy, He that knoweth less-I pity. I. Glee Club, Band, Class Reporter, Christmas Pigearit, Phys, Ed., Basketball, Minstrel, 2. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, 3. Glee Club, Phys. Ed., Girl Reserve, Christmas Pageant, I-Iorne Ec. Club, 4. Glee Club, Boost er Club, Masque and Gavel, Girl Reserve, Senior Play Committee. MARILYN MORPI-IEW One toot in Heaven, the other in her mouth. l. Glee Club, Class Secretary, Latin Club, Phys. Ed. Leader, Monitor, 2. Glee Club, Class Secretary, Spanish Club President, Girl Reserve, 4. Glee Club, Booster Club, Girl Reserve, Senior Play. DONNA MCCAULEY A girl who will always be remembered. l. Monitor, 2. Glee Club, Monitor, Phys. Ed., 3. Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, 4, D. C, T. Club. YM X BERCHIE MCCOLLUM Every inch a good fellow, and oh, so many inches' l. Mixed Chorus, 2. Monitor, 3. Basketball, 4. Basketball. BETTY MCCOLLUM H99 and 44flOUfW Pure. I. Librarian, 2. Librarian, 3. Librarian, Girl Re- serve, Iunior Play Committee, Iunior-Senior Banquet Committee, Phys. Ed., 4. Glee Club, Librarian, Booster Club, Library Club, Girl Reserve, D. C. T. EILEEN MCGRAW Too young for love? Uni! Uml. How you do talk. I. Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, 2. Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Girl Reserve, Monitor, 3. Glee Club, Glee Club Accompanist, National Honor Society, Christ- mas Pageant, Girl Reserve, Iunior Play Committee, 4. Glee Club Accompanist, Girl Reserve, National Honor Society Treasurer, Booster Club, Special Chorus. BETTY McPI-IERSON Personality and huinor are her greatest assetsf l. Glee Club, 2. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, 3. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Home Ec. Club, 4. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Booster Club, D. C. T. LEATI-IA MAE NEWTON QENGELKESD Launched from the Stuttgart drydock into the sea ot ruatrimonyf' I. Band, Christmas Pageant, Band Minstrel, Moni- tor, Phys. Ed., Glee Club, Easter Pageant, 2. Band, Girl Reserve, Football Maid, 3. Band, Masque and Gavel, Girl Reserve, Home Ec. Club, Phys. Ed., Christmas Pageant, 4. Band, Cheerleader, Girl Reserve, Booster Club, D. C. T. Club, Senior Play. STERLING ODEN The call of the wild, ow-w-W-w-wew-w. 4. Transferred from Newport, Arkansas. Basketball. 5 t ELL ENE OLlVER Chatter, Chatter as I tlow to 1oin the brirnrning river, tor men may come and men may qo, but I go on forever. l. Glee Club, Christmas Paqeant, Phys. Ed., T. Girl Reserve, 3. lunior Play, Class Treasurer, Student Council, Home EC. Club, D. C. T. Club, Girl Reserve, 4. Glee Club, Booster Club, Masque and Gavel, Girl Reserve, Special Chorus, Senior Play. EARL PAINTER He just TALKED his way into it. 3. Football, 4. Football. Cl-ll.O'E DEANE PALMER 'A town inhabited by people like her Can have no lack ot good Company. l. Mixed Chorus, Special Chorus, Easter Paqeant, 2. Monitor, Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Christmas Page- ant, Librarian, 3. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Christmas Pageant, Librarian, 3. Glee Club, Girl Reserve Treas- urer, l-lome EC. Club, 4. Glee Club, Special Chorus, Girl Reserve, Booster Club. ALTON PATTERSON His mom ted him Vitamin Pills. 4. Vice-President Latin l Club. LARRY PATTERSON lin not dumb, I just dont like to study. l. Phys. Ed., 2. Christmas Pageant, Band, 4. D. C. l. Club. LOIS PATTERSON 'She is the Star Reporter. Circulation Manager for Rice Bird, Pliah School Re- porter, Girl Reserve, Booster Club, Ouill and Scroll, Glee Club. ORVll LE PETERSON lt must be my brother youre talking about.' l. Phys. Ed. Leaaer, 2. Phys. Ed. Leader, Football, 3. Football, S Club, 4. Masque and Gavel, Foot- ball, S Club. EVELYN PETTY 'All this and Gilbert too. l. Glee Club, 2. Basketball, 3. Basketball, 4. Bas- fi ketball, Girl Reserve, S Club, Booster Club, D. C. T. Club. lOE Pl-lELPS 'Nothing bothers rnef 3. Transferred from DeVVi:r l-lion Sdiool. BETTY ROBERTS Why talk when tl1ere's so much to keep quiet about? l. Glee Club, 2. Girl Reserve, Choral Reading Group, 3. Girl Reserve, l-lome Ec. Club, Choral Read- ina Group, 4. Girl Reserve, Home EC. Club, Booster Club. PRTEDA SAMPSCN Lite rs just a bowl ot cherries. 2. Phys. Ed., 3. Glee Club, 4. Glee Q i DOROTHY EDDINS SCHROEDER 'Hcnierriakrna will be her lile workf 2. 'Transferred from Des Arr, Arkansas, Glee Club, Gl'rris'm s Paaeant, 3. Glee Club, Christmas Page' 3. Transferred from Brinkley, Home Ec. Club, 4. t..11t, Home Es. Club, 4. Glee Club, Masque and Gavel. , it ag MARION SEEMAN Saving himself tor Billy. Z. Transferred from Los Angeles, Calif., 3. Band, 4. Band. DOROTHY SEIDENSCHWARZ She thinks a lot but says little. l. Monitor, 2. Home EC. Cluln, 4. Glee Club, Boost- er Club. CHARLES SELIG 'I never think ol the luture, it comes soon enough. 3. Football, Iunior Play Stage Manager, 4. Football, S Club, Senior Play. VIRGINIA LEE SELLERS 'Love is better than a career. I. Glee Club, Special Chorus, Basketball, Christ- mas Pageant, Easter Pageant, Monitor, 2. Transferred to Altamon, Kansas, 3. Transferred from Altamon, Kan- sas, Girl Reserve, 4. Booster Club, Girl Reserve, D. C. T. Secretary. VIRGINIA LEE SETTLE She will make her mark. l. Glee Club, Choral Reading, 2. Girl Reserve, Choral Reading, Monitor, 3. Girl Reserve, Choral Reading, Iunior Play Committee, Librarian, 4. Booster Club, Girl Reserve, D. C. T. Club. CHARLES SKARDA There are two sides to every question, mine and the right one. Hi-Y. MARILE SYNCO Windy. 3. Transferred from Humphrey, Arkansas. B. ,pw PATRICIA SYNCO lt silence makes you smart, shes a genius. 4. Transferred Ircrn Humphrey, Arkansas, MAURICE TUTHILL lust another halt-pint. 4. D. C. T. Club, Masque and Gavel, Football. C. A. WALKER Why keep looking when you've tound what you want? l. Mixed Chorus, Monitor, 2. Monitor, 3. lunior Play, 4. Masque and Gavel, Senior Play. KATHRYN WALLWORTH A live wire is never stepped on. l. Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Easter Pageant, Mixed Chorus, 2. Glee Club Christmas Pageant, East- er Pageant, Girl Reserve, Latin Club, 3. Glee Club, Christmas Pageant, Easter Pageant, Librarian, Teen- Age Council, National Honor Society, Girl Reserve, 4. Glee Club, Student Council, Girl Reserve President, National Honor Society Reporter, Student Council Re- porter, Chairman of Ir. Red Cross, Masque and Gavel, Booster Club, Special Chorus. BETTY WELLS Count no time wasted that is spent lor pleasure. l. Class Treasurer, Christmas Pageant, Easter Pageant, Phys. Ed., Mixed Chorus, Monitor, 3. Glee Club, Iunior Play, Girl Reserve, Christmas Pageant, 4. Glee Club, Booster Club, Girl Reserve, Masque and Gavel, Ouill and Scroll, Senior Play. 45. WW' BILL WILLIAMSGN A pilgrzm followmq the path of least resistance' l, Transferred lroin Lexinqton, Vi., 2. Band, LQ. Quill and Scroll, 'Teen-Age Couniilg 4. D. C. 'I. Ciul-. BETTY WITTMAN A gal with style, good looks, and 'Euckf' l. Class Vice-Pres., Student Council, Annual Srafi, Phys. Ed., Cpl. Monitor, 2. Annual Maid, Teen-Aqe Council, Monitor, Eunzapoppinf 3. National I-lonor Society, Student Council, Vice-Pres., Girl Reserve, Foot- ball Maid, lunior Play Committeey 4. National Honor Society, Vice-Pres., Girl Reserve Secretary, Masque and Gavel, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Football Queen, Miss Stuttqartf' Booster Club. MINNIE LEE WOERNER Easy going, and good matured. l. Glee lulo, Choral Reading, Easter Pageant, Phys. Ed. Cpl, 2. Glee Club, Choral Reading, Easter Pageant, Girl Reserve, 4. D. C. T. Club, Girl Reserve, Booster Club WILLIAM WORTMAN Girls don't worry me. IRENE WOODALL 'Why study when there's a man around. l. Choral Reading, 2. Phys. Ed.: 3. Girl Reserve, Choral Reading, Home Ec. Club, lunior Play Com- rnitteep 4. Girl Reserve, Booster Club, Senior Play. JERRY YOUNG Don't let this happen to you. l. Mixed Chorus, 2. Monitor, 4. D. C. T. Club, Rice Bird Advertising Manager, OLIVE IEAN ZIMMERMAN 'Ouietness Reiqns Supreme. 2. Choral Reading, 3. Choral Reading, 4. D, C. I Club, Booster Club. are Eluninr 0112155 ICHN STUCKEY GAY GlLLETTff lCYCE llO3KlNS President Vice-Presideiit Secretary first row: Helen Inman, Margaret Ann Harper, Peggy Young, Norma Lee Abel, Ioyce Hoskins, Doris Bishop, Fay Word, Carolyn Pullig, Ruth Satchfield, Phylis Bloomfield, lo Ann Foil, Margaret Hovanietz. Second row: Charlie Montgomery, Francis Kirchoft, Verna Bobnett, Evelyn Hahn, lewel Smith, lean XVallworth, Rosemary Wittenauer, Betty Boyd, Margaret McCollum, Sue Gunnell, Hazel Burdett, Sherry Drennen, Ioan Pollard, Peggy Ragland, Pat Patterson, Delores Hahn, Leo Zellner. Third row: Mrs. Selig, Budy Pappan, Gus Bournfield, Maylene Moritz, lames Scrogqins, loy Nash, Betty Seyler, Maxine Hildebrand, Nellie Shinley, launita Bobbin, Charlene Hemme, leannette Burton, Gloria Bueker, Betty Hiatt, luanitcr McKenzie, Margaret Synco, L. I. Helf- ley, Earlene Conrad, Leon Doyle, Clyde Pettit, Mrs, Oberah Bove. Fourth row: Albert Crandall, Clarence Crandall, lirnmie Bishop, Gay Gillett, Artie Seidenschwarz, Donald Young, Bed Hildebrand, Leland Carle. Fifth row: lohn Berryman, Gerald lanes, Alfred Wagner, Charlie Davis, lohn Stuclcey, Arthur Hof? pauier, Cecil Cooper, Billy Blackwell, Walter Strabala, Stud South, Donny Loveless, Louis Hual, Robert Wessels, Bobby Mitchell. Svnphnmnrv Gilman QVFLCRIS REINHFJXR 'N A F K 'f,f'eFrefQs !911I L f 'czvyl P Q' C'.'.': Sify '..'1l:1 'rms 1, i1 ' CW' v' Av x, S , T111 H 1111 Ezrnvf, Lifl '1. f:s'11.' . ... ' Ivf f. 1.2, Fr: Q 3' ,x r., ' xx: 15 I5f'.'.':1': If ' .mv 5 PAK ., f x H..g1'1.4, fi'1x1','. em! T fi:-:ff HPLC.. 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NOLAN ROBNETT ROSELLA BECKEP President VfC'9'-DY9S1d9i7Y Secretary Treasurer sr row: Frederick Selig, Fred Ragland, Tommy Coker, Hilbert Hankwitz, Clyde Berry, Billy Simmons, Ralph Dewey, Edward Young, Billy Moll, Edward Banasky, loe Eddie Hoffpauir, Cliirles Hollwert, Billy Duncan, Emmett Parker, Elmer Simpson, Ray lNebl:, Charles Mcfcllunt. fescrrj row: Ovitta Sue Harris, Fannie Herndon, Elmira Ezell, Iohn Cecil Duncan, Claude Hige gersan, Glenn Ferlke, Lloyd Hamptrwn, Bolzert Hill, Pit Dils, George Stanley, Leland Rrftrnan Ronald Hayes, Tonny Selig, Icnnnie Trice, David Stocks. Tftgrd row: Nancy Gettle, Lencra Gibson, lvltrrilyn Beverly, lerry Blackwell, Rosella Becker, lag' Hansen, Margaret Stanley, Earline Kinder, Betty Bueker, Helen Berry, Dorothy Murphy, Betty Hampton, leannene Marcliant, Marilyn Weidner, Iune Hard, Margaret Kitley, Billy Myers, Marjorie Payer, Betty Black, Bett Burk, Mrs. Berry. . th row: C. F. Sanders, Marry C. lXfI,:r'in, Gladys Slioplierd, Patsy lones, Nadine Vllilcox, Corerte Beelele, Kathryn Greenk, lc Clair Knoll, lo Ann Schroeder, Kathryn l-louse, Patsy Vlfittrnax. line' Tliomrrson, Pat Bailey, Peggy Prier, Mary A. Zeller, Charles Griggs, Harold SYHCC. Harper, Dtiskrr Phelps, lvl':rtn,: l.1tlfVE1ir', Montene Bpiafrkle, Bred: Hildebrand, Margare' Cgizv, Bose ll 'ii-L Synsa, Peggy Syn-'45, C, Mmtn, Billie Endres, lildry Am. Selig, F:z:l: Yfoerriezi Arthur Meins, Patrifia ?Jf'Coiiu... Shirley laek-iz Pr' Ezigke, Hugh Knfl. ,Lynn :fVl'? D B. Drvrs :told Clipirgliill, lYC1:r. ?'ll'Il'5A'. :Ei 0112155 Idrnpherg Back rn the year of forty srx at school Back when men were weak and women ruled Way back when we were all young Way back when Ch1ckeryCh1clc was sung Our story centers on old Marn Street Where frrends and relatrves all go to meet As I slowly walked down the Avenue A parade of my old pals came rnto vrew I went to Coker Hamptons as we used to do Its the same old hrde out for Gunnell Olrver oo Srttzn at the counter srpprn a coke Sat C A Walker strll tellrng Jokes Whrle strollrng down the street Laura and Lrndy I happened to meet But they re not two as they used to be For now theres another and they are three I ran across Betty Wells wrth frgure trne And she strll has her same ole lrne Seems tho the boys wrll never get wrse Gosh' That gtrl really slays the guyslll Remember Peggy Blaclcmon Shes marrred and settled now Some guy named La Nore Essex studres medrcrne Dews studres law Thrs rs not for lack jones He s Krumpen s son rn law Iwrsh I could see that Hammans guy Back rn 46 he flew purty hrgh We should be proud of that boy Hes Uncle Sam s prrde and Joy Buck Rogers now lm told Is a football star brave and bold All Amerrcan yes zndeed That lad really drd succeed' A cute lrttle grrl wrth a personalrty that all the grrls drd envy A good descrrptron I must say of BL.ggsre Ellrs She s strll O K That Barbara Pummrll mrghty but small Is strll handlrng feed rn the same krnda stall She s a crrcus strong woman a trny brt flrghty Be careful I told you shes lrttle but mzghty Marlon Seeman rs strll tryrng to play On a trombone rn fact troes every day He teaches the rnterested grrls and boys ln 10 easy lessons and guarantees Norse Darrell Barrrcklow dapper and neat A confrrmed old bachelor stoll hard to beat Wrth hrs prpe slrppers and easy charr Dorng as well as anyone dare Por Otrs Bowden the future holds everythrng clear He set the theatrrcal world on rts ear He can play whrle he srngs and dance whrle he plays When he croons even the radro sways Wrllramson s now flyrng Two hours by arr That boy set hrs goal and he certaznly got there Hes flyrng to the other srde of the globe rrght away The sooner the betters what I always say Srssy and Mrclcey rn a Broadway chorus Krclcrng therr heels and smrlrng for us Benee Erleen Moose rn a row So you never can tell where rntellect wrll go That Tuthrll fellas drrvrng a taxr two brtsl If the cops call hrm down brother he guts He s the roughest and toughest guy on East Srde As he shouts on the corner Hey want a rrde? Lors Patterson rs rn New York Art School In art I admrt lm a pretty brg fool But wrth Dorrs and Beth as her models thrn You can bet your penny her prctures are trrm Whrle wallcrng down the street Leatha and Buddy I happened to meet But they re not wallcrng hand rn hand Cuase shes manrpulatrng the perambulatrr as best she can Now Ive been prophetrc And a lrttle sympathetrc To frnd that my buddres of days gone by Have turned out O K even better than I , I . Il 1 1 ll Y I 1 I , , , , . . - I I I - I . I , , , . , I I I 1 1 1 ' 1 h I Well, s e s not anymore I . . . . . . f 'gl , . , . - - ' II W I 1 1 . V ' ' ' , , Y I I . , I , w I 1 I Wx FIIITIVITIEE J, bl J' f p ! Lf Q N f n c J Wx Sym I fflf OUWC 7 NHNDNRL H DNDR SDCIET Y X'f VUEHTIUNHL T TDR' QM WX X -MJ Charles Montgomery, Emmett Parker, Harlod Churchill, Harold Stinson, lames Ball, Howard Fflammans, Gay Gilleue, lack Dews, lohnny Hogbin, C. F. Sanders, Sponsor, Donny Loveless, Vice-President, Kathryn Wallworii, D. D. Calvin. Peggy Blackmory Doris Bishop, loan Poli rd lticfk Harnmans, Frank Essex, President Student Coun il Frank Essex was elected President and Donny Loveless elected Vice Presi- dent by popular vote of the student body. The following students were elected by their classes: Seniors, Peggy Blacknion, Howard l-larnrnans, lack Dews, Kathryn Wallworthg luniors, Gay Gillette, Ioan Pollard, Doris Bishop, Charles Montgomery, Sophomores, lane l-lammans and lohn Hagan: Freshmen, Ern- rnett Parker, Harold Churchill. The Student Council sponsored a Bond Sale in Which bonds were sold in the library every period. February 6th, the council sponsored a Marion- ette Show. The council also up ci Last and Found deoarrznenl in the window ot the library. A rnernber ol the council was in charge ot the depairtnicnt each period. The Student Council was instrumental in getting the street South ot the school building made a one-way street during school hours. The council members attended two lnter-City Student Council meetings, one at Wynne and one at Forrest City and he regional meeting at Little Ftoclc. They also published the lnter-City Student Council Bulletin. The faculty adviser is C. F. Sanders. rw 23' ' at XVATXONAL HONOR .S OC IE f Y Q Z f Q 5 L5 Frank Essex, Betty VVittmc1n, Vice-Presidentg Otis Bowden, Eileen McGraw, Tr-fecsurerp Dori Hicks, Presidenty Kathryn Wullworth, Reporterg Peqqy Blocknion, Secretory, Sponsors: C. F. Sanders und Mrs. Revilio Hooper. First row Buster Burrow, Bill Williamson, Timmy Bishop, Sue Gunnell, lack lones, lerry Young, Virginia Settle, Norma Lee Leker, Roy Brands. Second row: Earl Painter, Gerald Iones, Norville Peterson, Maylene Moritz, Verna May Robnett, Betty McPherson, Norman Armstrong, L, l. Hefley, Donald Borchert, Third row Donna McCauley, Margaret Mollerkoff, Eulo Mae Casey, Minnie Lee Woerner, Virginia Sellers, Olive Zimmerman, Evelyn Petty, Frances Kirchoff, Leatha Engelkes, Norvel Kelly. D. E. Trainin Thirty-four lunior and Senior students were enrolled in the D. E. program in Vocational training this year in the Stuttgart High School. The Distributive Education training program as referred to above is where a student in the Iunior or Senior class, sixteen years of age, alternates a half- day on the job and a half-day in school in a learning procedure for particular trade or occupation. The growth of this type of vocational education can no doubt be attributed to the fact that it meets the real employment needs of a particular commun- ity, and aids the school to give better service to business and industry-that was particularly true in Stuttgart. The part-time Distributive Education Training program helps to bring the employer and the school together in an effort to train boys and girls who plan to end their educational career at the completion of high school for entry into productive employment. The school does its part by furnishing technical instruction and the em- ployer does his part by providing the trainee with directed experience under actual working conditions. It is hoped that this department will contribute to the proper coordination of the home, the pupil, and the school for a better vocational future in the lives of our students. Girl Reserve KATHARYN WALLWORTH . . . . President MICKEY HANKS Vice-President BETTY WITTMAN . Secretary ROSEMARY WITTMEAUR Treasurer The Girl Reserve is a junior Y. W. C. A. and was organized at SHS in 1939. An initiation service was held lanuary 31, in the SHS auditorium. New members are: Margaret Ann Shupe, Betty Holbert, Louise Spellmyer, Gloria Stovesand, lane Hammans, Virginia Wells, Betty lo Hemme, Pauline Purnmill, Betty Williams, Lois Wheeler, Pat Patterson, Lois Patterson, Donna Burke, lda Carolyn Prange, Wanda Cook, Doris Faye Bishop, Betty Raye Martin, Donna Wortman, Sarah Phelps, Evelyn Sparks, Billie and Bobbye Wills, Lorraine Thompson, Betty Cotty, Marilyn Shaver, Patsy Seifert, Betty Oschwald, Maxine Hildebrand, and Betty McKenzie. First row: loan Pollard, Phyllis Bloomfield, Margaret Ann McCollum, Hazel Burdett, Kathleen Ken- nedy, Faye E. Word, Mickey Hanks, Eileen McGraw, Winona Knoll, Laura lune Miller, Betty Wittman, Betty McPherson, Sherry Drennen. Second row: Carolyn Pullig, Ruth Satchfield, Betty Boyd, Sue Gunnell, Peggy Lou Young, Peggy Gunnell, Betty Wells, Rosemary Wittenauer, Marilyn Morphew, Margaret lean Ellis, Peggy Blackmon, Kathryn Wallworth, Leatha Mae Newton Englekes, Ellene Oliver. Third row: Mrs. Selig, Betty McCollum, Evelyn Hahn, Betty Brands, lo Ann Foti, Charlene Hemme, Bosaline Grandgeorge, Beth Edminston, Flora Mae Henderson, Chloe Dean Palmer, Betty Roberts, Doris Bishop, Peggy Ragland, Fourth row: Gloria Bueker, Betty Hiatt, Doris Hicks, lean Wallworth, Maylene Moritz, Eula Mae Casey, Virginia Settle. STUTTU RTQSUH UL ....... I Ol? Rosalind Grandgeorge, Charlene I-lemme, Norma Lee Lelcer, Ella Lubekernan, Betty Robert, Donna Workman, Ioyce Laws, Ida Carolyr. Prange, Betty Williams, Betty Holbert, Betty Oshwald, Maxine Hildebrand, Iaunita Robbins, Betty Bueker, Mrs. Ethel Adair, Evelyn Sparks, lym Byers, Betty McKenzie, Ruby Byers, Betty Boyd, Mickey Hanks, Darlene Geisler, Nancy Clary, Margaret Sliupe, lane Hammans, Bobbye Wills, Doris Hicks, Ieannette Burton, Phyllis Bloomfield, Ioan Pollard, Peggy Ragland, Sherry Drennen, Marilyn Shaver, Billye Wills, Pauline Purnmill, Rosemary Witte- nauer, Kathleen Kennedy, Frances Rieve, Margie Young, Earlene Hardaker, Rose Stephens, Gloria Stovesand, Norma Lee Abel, Peggy Young, Lois Wheeler, Patsy Siefert, Louise Spellmeyer, Max, ine Richenback, Pauline Pummill, Ioy Seyller, Rose Marie Synco, Connie Heldebrand, Helen Hines, Aline Ioerns. FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. The program is international in scope: membership extends to every state and possession of the United States. The Stuttgart Chapter with 53 members sponsored by Mrs. Ethel Adair, house economics teacher, is divided into three groups. Officers are: Section l. President, Doris Hicksg Vice-President, Charle Hemmep Secretary, Kathleen Kennedyg Treasurer, Marilyn Shaver. Section,2. President, Mickey Hanks, Vice-Presidentp Nancy Clary, Secretary: Louise Spellmeyer, Treasurery Mar' garet Shupe. Section 3. President, Ieannette Burtony Vice-President lane Hammansq Secretary, Betty Holbertg Treasurer, Billye Wills. Achievement for the year: sent two membersevlloris Hicks and Rosemary Wittenauer-to Camp Couchdaleg attended and participated in two district prograrnsg contributed S10 o War Reliefq mode 35 garments for foreign reliefy participated in Clothing Drive: held Hobby Show and tea for faculty. All sec- tions held monthly meetings following the suggestions outlined in the state program. Booster Club The Booster Club was organized early in the school year frcm the original membership, cheer leaders were chosen by the football squad. Additional members were elected by the classes. Club officers are: President, Margaret lean Ellis: Vice-President, Sue Gun- nellg Secretary and Reporter, Mickey Hanks: Treasurer, Rosemary Wittananer. This group has worked together to promote a spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship between student body and the athletic deparment by at- tending out-of-town games, selling score cards at football games and re- freshments at basketball games. The club is sponsored by Principal C. F. Sanders. First row: lolz Hagan, Emmet Parker, Fred Ragland, Winston Wessels, Doris Bishop, Charlie Montgomery, loyce Hoskins, Betty Boyd, Rosemary Wittenauer, Marilyn Morphew, Betty Wells, lrene Woodall, Faye Word, Phyllis Bloomfield, Peggy Ragland, lean Ellis. Second row: Roger Waggoner, Berch Willey, Kathleen Kennedy, Pat Patterson, Sue Gunnell, Mar- garet MCCollum, Ruth Satchfield, Leatha Mae Newton, Kathryn Wallworth, Laura lune Miller, Betty Wittman, Ellene Oliver, Betty McPherson, loan Pollard, Sherry Drennen, Eileen McGraw, Minnie Lee Woerner. Third row: C. F, Sanders Qsponsorj, limmie Selig, Norman Armstrong, Louis Hula, Betty Mc- Collum, Iohn Edmund Stuckey, Hazel Burdett, Dorothy Seidenschwarz, Iewel Smith, Norma Lee Leker, Betty Roberts, Marilyn Beverly, Iune Hord, Jeanette Thomason, Margaret Kitley, Beth Edmistonfi Peggy Prier, Pat Bailey, Fannie B. Herndon, Chloe D. Palmer, Doris Hicks, Mickey Hanks, Peggy Gunnell, Peggy Blackmon. Fourth tow: Maylene Moritz, Flora Mae Henderson, Louise Spellmeyer, Gloria Stovesand, lo Hernme, Virginia Wells, Billy Myers, Frances Kirchoff, Evelyn Petty, Eula Mae Casey, Lois Patterson, Virginia Sellers, Virginia Settle, Io Ann Foti, lames Hammil. t 'w 't'tW ' W-we ..,...., V with GW , i 3--M-..,...,,, t . ifkeitw, i 2, t 4 S -mg 5 f y A X . P H l ,.AA ..,.-.. 'ti' t wi Mitzi Dews, Howard Morris, Walter Smith, C. F. Sanders Csponsorl larnes Bennett, Timmy Selig, Daska Phelps, Betty McCollum, Marilu Harper, Peggy Dowtin, lack Miller, Pat Dills, Margaret lean Ellis, Corene Beeble, Billy Christine, Hazel Burdett, lohnnie Hagan, Doris Hicks, Doris Bishop, Betty Bueker, lo Ann Foti, Grace Bennet' tsponsorl, Nadine Wilcox. Librarians Club The l945-46 Library Club was formed December 5, l945. To be eligible students must work in the library. The purpose of the club is to help the stue dents and librarians, to respect the library and let it be the light of the school. The officers oi the club were elected and committees appointed President, Ioan Fotig Vice-President, Doris Hicks: Secretary and Reporter, Margaret Iean Ellis. Treasurer: Doris Bishop, Social Committee: Betty McCollum, Marilee Harp- er and Calvin Hagan. Program Committee: Doris Bishop, Iack Miller, and Daska Phelps. The group appointed to write the by-laws and constitution con- sisted of Iirnmy Selig, Betty Bucker, and Hazel Burdett. The club has social meetings once a month. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Grace Bennett and C. F. Sanders. :V 3 T: EJ g F .L Ill- is Wi WL T 1 f -nf' W , 3 Q T Hn if ' n 2' ,I Q V Q Jill SJ, Q W, e, -buf J. Q 15 A LJ r J Pl? x 1, 5 -., Q :Hy 3 :ggi 7 i' J 5 if I' 2 P I .Q P 1 E' ' :n n.f-.ff j 2 -Aff!!! LEATHA MAE NEVVTON Majorettes Cleft to rightbz Pauline Purnrnill, Marilyn Beverly, Bobbye Wills, Bootsie Word, Bozella Becker, Billye Wills, Betty lo Black. Seated, lst row: Margaret Ann Shupe, Nancy Clary, Leatha Mae Newton, Hugh Knoll, Sonny Hankowitz, Lonnie Belcher, Clyde Hord, Mary Ann Fletcher, Nancy Hammans, Loretta Earlwine. 2nd row: Mr, Grosso, lack Barnard, lune Harris, Earljo Hesse, lane Ann Wimer, Ralph Wilson, Eustena Hoffpauer, Marie Louise Petter, lohnnie Belcher, Tommie Selig, August Prange, Edward Banasky, Mary Sue Berry, Wayne Paul Wessels, Earl Rabeneck. 3rd row: Harold Seeman, Patsy Fricks, R. C. Minton, Bobby Allen, Edward Young, Billy Wipperrnan, Paul Iohn McCoy, Grady Greene, Arthur Hoffpauer, lack Miller, Le- land Carle, Edward Gingrich, Donald Davis, Clyde Beiry, Marion Seeman, lee Eddie Hoftpauer, lerry Bogart, Winona Knoll, lane Hamrnans, Iohn Wittman, Clarence South, Donna Burke, Charles Halbert, Tommy Young, Donald Young, Marion Ross, Billy Word, Donald Borchert Queen The Stuttgart H1gh School Band under the drrectlon of Mr Paolo Grosso shows an mcrease from 48 to 65 members 1n l945 46 Besrdes excellent performances at all the football games played rn Stutt gart the SHS Band fa1thfully followed the Btce Buds to Helena and Brmkley where they marched thru mud and slosh They also attended the receptron of war heroes at Clarendon where they marched for over a mrle A m1d wmter concert on Ianuary 28 proved to be one of the most success ful ones grven 1n many a year The mam select1ons played were Gverture from the Chocolate Soldler by Strauss Blossom Trme by Shubert and marches composed by Mr Grosso On lanuary 28 after the band concert the Twelve Aces SHS Dance Grchestra made tts debut at a dance grven tn the Gtrl s Gym Members of the orchestra are Arthur Hoffpauer Grady Greene Chuck Holbert and Btll Wtpperman Trumpets Leland Carle Hugh Knoll Lonme and Iohnme Belcher Saxes loe Edd1e Hoffpauer Harold and Mar1on Seamen trombones Donald Young bass Max Borchet drums loe Ann Fotl Plano ln recognrtxon of the1r f1ne work the band members were entertamed at a banquet on February 8 Leathe Newton I-ngelkes was chosen a band qu en by the members to relgn over therr banquet W W W, Lee Selrg completed tts act1v1t1es for the year w1th a concert Sunday afternoon Apr1l 28 rn the hrgh school audltorrum At the frrst of the year a spec1al chorus of 58 grrls was formed These 1n clude Mary lane Brockman Glor1a Bueker Hazel Burdett Charlene Hemme Kathryn House Sh1rley ldecker Ellene Ollver Manlyn W1edner Faye Word B1ll19 Myers Betty Black lerry Blackwell Donna Burke Betty Cottey Fannre Herndon Io Knoll Yo Martrn Ioan Pollard Gladys Shepherd Sherry Drenn n LOIS Wheeler Kathleen Kennedy Bosalme Grandgeorge Delores Hohn Mar garet Cohrt leannle Marchand Ieanette Burton Dorothy Shroeder Parrcta Ba1ley Peqqy Gunnell Iane Hammans Betty Bronds Flora Henderson Betty Hratt Connre Hlldebrand Betty Holbert Barbara Pumm1ll Delores Bemhart LOLIISG Spellmeyer Kathryn Wallworth Carolyn Pulllg Mary Selrg Puth Satchf1eld Wanda Cook Ioyce Hosk1ns Iewel Smrth Margaret Ellts Dons Brshop Betty Boyd Mrckey Hanks Ovltta Harrls Bonnre Helen Chloe Palmer Margaret Shupe and Sue Gunnell The Glee Club and spec1al chorus have had a full schedule as proven by the1r l1st of appearances They sang for the P T A the W S C S Founder s Day on Nat1onal Educanon Week assembly program at the Baptrst Church rev1val on the Glllette Musrc Festlval on Mrs Buby Barns Becrtal and commencement act1v1t1es They have also acted as hostesses to the Ark ansas Tech A Capella Cholr and provrdea solotsts for the Botary Club I ,, U : ' , ' , : , : , 1 I ' . The Girl's Glee Club of l2U members under the direction of Mrs. Myrtle , . 3 I l I , , I I I I I I I I . Q. I I I I I N-' I I I I I I I - I I I I I . I I I I I I 4 I L I I I I I I I I I 4 I I 1 I 1 l I 1 I 1 I 1 V I 7 WN! it gf' 'S Q. .4 i MBS. MYRTLE LFE SELIC Fliertx EILEEN MCGRA v' PEGGY BLACKFN 'DIN First row: Iewel Smith, lean Wallworth, Kathryn Wallworth, Delores Reinhart, Kathleen Kennedy, Phyllis Bloomfield, leanette Burton, Doris Bishop, Hazel Burdett, lane Hammans, Donna Burke, Micky Hanks, Eileen McGraw, Fannie B. Herndon, Io Clair Knoll, Iune Hard, Ovitta S. Harris, Fay E. Word, Bobby Wills, Wanda Cook, Billy ills. 2nd row: Gloria Stovesand, Betty Williams, Betty Hiatt, Elmira Ezelle, Peggy Ragland, Sherry Drennen, loan Pollard, Carolyn Pulig, Ruth Satchfield, Margaret Ann McCollum, Sue Gunnell, Betty Boyd, Peggy Lou Young, Peggy Gun- nell, Betty Wells, Rosemary Wittenauer, Marilyn Morphew, Margcret lean Ellis, Peggy Black! mon, Winona Knoll, Ellene Oliver, Betty McPherson, Ianet Thomason, Lenora Gibson, Gloria Bueker. 3rd row: Doris Robertson, Mrs. Selig, Betty lo Hemme, Margie Young, Ella Luebkeman, Margaret Hovanietz, Louise Spellmeyer, Betty Bay Martin, Patsy Siefert, Lois Wheeler, Dorothy Seiden- schwarz, Bonnie Heen, Beth Edmiston, Earlene Kinder, Icy Nash, Shirley ldeker, Faye Hansen, Delores Hahn, Io Ann Schroeder, Betty Hampton, Patsy Wittman, Arlene Momsen, Betty Lou Cottey, Chloe Dean Palmer, Flora Mae Henderson, Mary Ann Selig, Margaret Kitley, Peggy Prier, Nancy Gettle, Laura Iune Miller, Betty Wittman, Ieannine Marchand, Mary lane Brockman, Billy Myers, Ida Carolyn Prange. 4th row: Betty Brands, Charlene Hemme, Marylyn Shaver, Rosa- line Grandgeorge, luanita McKenzie, Helen Berry, Ierry Blackwell, Yocharlsie Martin, Betty Osch- Wald, Margaret Cohrt, Lois Patterson, Betty Seyller, Sarah Phelps, Moritine Buerkle, Martha Mc' Whirt, Gladys Shepherd, Ioyce Laws, Mary Ruth Page, Kathryn Green, Kathryn House, Marilyn Beverly, Patricia McCollurn, Marilyn Weidner, Betty Halbert, Patricia Baile. Accompanist 'lnmalism f f j XXX W f f , 'nr I al. kliigi i f in -. - f A -1, Q , L ig, s - 1 -vg- Q- ,1- f Q N XX wvvl xx wumgswn .way MRS. ETHEL ADAIH Aczvf. J urn, mul Suclvlv .XC W. . .NK , ., . . Y .. ,U 11: :,nc.l, 1r.1,l A rc +- .ACS-...AL 'D T 7 '1 --fcgruixf IMA X, fx I.: is N QL ,, Pill QR' sf M .-1525. ' x X 'Y ' was im QW 1 'I ii Lllllllull Otis Bowden, as editor, and Frank Essex, as business manager, were chosen to lead the annual staff, as announced by Principal C. E. Sanders in the lanuary 14 issue of The Bice Bird. Other members of the editorial staff were loyce Hoskins and Loraine Thompson, art editors: lack Dews sports editor: Phiyllis Bloomfield and Darrel Barriclaw, snapshots. Class representatives on the editorial staff were Doris Hicks and Betty Wittnian, seniors: Sherry Drennen, junior, Bonnie Helen, sophoniorey and Pat Bailey, freshman. lohn Edmund Stuckey, junior, and Mickey Hanks, senior and President of the Ouill and Scroll, assisted Essex on the business staff. Mrs. Ethel Adair was adviser to the staff and Mrs. Frances Gunnell as- sisted in charae of circulation. Seated, left to right: Mickey Hanks, loyce Hoskins, Phyllis Bloomfield, lack Dews, Frank Essex Otis Bowden, Dor1s Hicks, Bonnie Heien, Patricia Bailey, Sherry Drennen. Standing: Mrs. Frances Gunnells, Mrs. Ethel Adair, lohn Edmund Stuckey. Q. f El RIC E1 B I R D v wm., 0-'GA 'TQKTY V29 5 M,.4 Tl 'CE FCS IW: in FFYLLIS BLOG 'TFL v ,,f-,. rwwp' , V' wx M QW TH RICE BIRD jig A W Pubimhlrd Every Thr 2 WA Pkf !3 th lournjwnx '3tuuu'L. at Wrath xrt Hugh Hchwrl, Yxlxtig-.nrt Arkamaw EOUOR SPBHYS EUFYDR FEATURE EDITOR ELEGANCE. 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Are you K dd sau re o 1r1y au ey o ina l GI C15 HQ WO USS HQ GTSOH C1 t 3 QFIHCIH CGI SOT6' IS LI VG QTL C, OOBQ A w snor s OCJGFS -IP' FM l W UQQC 1 OU I J I Q gg TY DO OXNCJI 'G A-4 nong A O og QO O WOH OI C111 S COT GIF D rry Ct cery 9 WOT LIVING QQQY SXCIS CIT GS HQ I' QI'lCt:, C Gryl ,-L1 1- +4 +4 Q4 ,-L. -M -s.. YOWQ S BOYS C9 rg COUF innio Lee Woernei C Min J wit 1 Virginia Sellers hor c uiotiicss loating Gus 1 Thoinas Bueker tTo11'1111yl on his seivicevcyclo circulation ol his pin getting 1 it ,nl 1 11 H ally Burn Claude Hatfield Claude? pool hall lack ot height l 111 Darnll' Kathryn W ll th tliatiel Coker-H 1 t ' ' d 11 ch i boys By G l D 1 Vlae McC l CD 1' D E i tlirting griping i 111. H Buerkle Hoiinan with Larry P tt 1 1 ch 1 111 1 Nuts Marilyn Morphew t M ' J Southern ch tffinj ,t 1 11 1 d Does it hurt? Harold B tBuckl with Betty Wittznazi his good looks . t 'I , shucksln Laura luno Miller CSi ,rl ith the ot iei t irc-e gilt ol gah going to Pine Blult H 111dy H 4 d Ha111111a11s CS t l at Stuckey 11111 in' fit t ble herels 111o1e than one woman in t1is worl Winona Knoll tSissy with Mickey tlirting love S ll! L Patterson tljoosh with H .lan Buerkle his curly hair driving hi l t 1 1 d a loull d t Alton Patterson tGooshJ Aldridge Gro his intelligence studying l don't know. P G ll t, Pegl W ll th's her voice singing Good gosh! Ch l Pore tl.indyD T flirting Kiss rrie, baby. Betty Witt111a11 tPopD with the other three her personality r11aki 1 1 ls Buckt Prank Essex tFoXyl wit 1 o 11111y Hagan his wit iriakiiig ci tool ot l11115:1f,-lt 1 re 1111111 l Ellone Oliver tPi11kyl witi tie oi1e1 three yy hor red iaii 111e11 Chicken VVill1a111 Wort111a11 tBillD Welding Shop hy his slow 111otio11 loting l'111 tired Otis Bowden tHern1e D School oitice his P. A, Systeiii supervistng We must do it and we can do itl' Leatha Mae Engelkes tlseatha 5 C I Engelkes marriage 'Buddyl St li Oden Bed? Coke1eHa1npto11's his red hair ti 1 I f 11' d Eileen McGraw Blondie with C. A. h . 'lk tlirting Not Billy lack l, . K l ickl with Boloo his ilirting courting 'gg-Q-4' 1 et'l1eSSelele? Boy Brands tBoy D St, li 's his car llying H floiitacti' laiiios Ctoacher tli111111yl Pool Hall his red hair girls l hope l clo11't have to go to tie Ar111y K UQ GY WC QT' D XJ C OHGS Cf GT HQ -L-. THE LAST WILL A D TESTAME T We the Senror Class of Stuttgart I-Irgh School bemg of sound poor and 1ntermed1ate rnmds and memorres and consrderrng the fact that fellow stud nts teachers the prrncrpal and the superrntendent are glad to get r1d of us we do heretofore make ordaln publlsh and declare thrs to be our LAST WILL AND TESTA MENT hereby revokrng all other and former w1lls mad by us at any trme To you dear freshmen We thrnk rt best that we leave you a port1on of our great 1ntellectu al knowledge to the sophomores who are un dergorng a slrght mental awakenmg we are glad to w1ll our abrlrty to bluff the teachers and lastly to you Junxors we leave the sacred prrvllege to use the senror steps that hows you are about to reach your f1nal goal The followrng senrors of 46 make these per sonal bequests Erleda Sampson leaves w1th all her heart and soul Ierry Young w1lls h1s rntelllgence to Ick Hagan Why? Wrnona Knoll would hke to leave her gen erous curves 1f anybody wrll take them V1rg1n1a Lee Sellers leaves her abrlrty to get and hold her man to Betty Lo1s Boyd Harold Rogers endows Brlly Blackwell w1th h1s personalrty plus Leatha Mae Englekes leaves advrce on mar rrage to anyone applyrng Martlyn Morphew leaves the Log CabIn to Leapold Zellner Charles Selrg leaves h1S ab1l1ty to chew to bacco and sp1t 50 yards to Brlly Chrrstrne Margaret lean Elhs bequeaths PQQCJY Rag land her wrt and bo1sterousness Otts Bowden leaves the P A System after much persuasron Dor1s H1cks w1lls her sweet drsposrtron to Maylene Morltz Sterl1ng Oden I leave nothrng If I leave anythrng at all I wont break even Il' go rn the hole Betty Wells leaves her love for clashrng colors to anyone who W1ll take them Lo1s Patterson leaves her temper to the Stuttgart Ice Co to be cooled off several de grees lack Dews would l1ke h1s good lookrng clothes to be d1str1buted evenly among the Iunrors Kathryn Wallworth w1lls her teen age per sonallty to Carolyn Pullrg Iack Iones leaves hrs fl1rtat1ous ways to Iackre Woerner Irene Woodall leaves that I should worry attrtude to Ioyce I-Ioskms Betty McCollum leaves her quret and sed ate wavs to B D H1cks Howard Hammons refuses to leave any thrng Mrckey Hanks leaves her Jrtterbuggrng aorl 1ty to Donna R1ch Darrell Barr1ckloW takes noth1ng and leaves noth1ng perrod Betty Wrttman leaves her way w1th the boys to Peggy Lou Young M1nn1e Lee Woerner gladly leaves her books Marlon Seeman leaves Brllre Meyers Cand h1s senror r1ng D Chloe Deane Palmer leaves het place rn the offxce to Sherry Drennen Charles Skarda leaves hrs lrkmg of books to Sue Gunnell Peggy Gunnell w1lls her smgrng ab1l1ty to Phylrs Bloomfreld Erleen McGraw w1lls her strut to Ioan FOII to add to her own and cause a drsturbance rn the halls next year W1ll Garnson w1lls h1s t1m1d1ty to Kathleen Kennedy Laura Iune M1ller takes Lrndy therefore leaves noth1ng Frank Essex w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to concentrate and make good grades to all you guys and gals Norma Lee Leker leaves her cheery outlook to all pess1m1st1c souls Flora Mae Henderson w1lls her smlle to Bet ty Holbert to use once rn a Wbrle B1ll Wrllrarnson leaves h1s unchangeable af fectron for one woman to Donny Loveless to add to h1s own Ellene Ollver leaves a certarn tenth grader 1n the hands of the rnob C A Walker To balance thlngs Im takrng Erleen w1th me Berchte McCollum leaves h1s he1ght to Robert Sm1th Evelyn Petty leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to Patsy Frlcke Peggy Blackmon leaves Pudggy out hands off shell be back Buster Burrows leavesI I I I I I Eula Mae Casey leaves her srlence to all you norsy Frosh Beth Edmlnston leaves her quret ways to Marg1e Payer Donna Mae McCauley w1lls her fl1rt1ng way to all grrls Iames Goacher Just leavesI Barbara Pummlll w1lls her band box ap pearance to Ida Carolyn Prange Maurlce Tuth1ll Just checks out because he was afrald to take anythrng for fear he d have to stay another year We hereby publrsh th1s to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT In wrtness whereof We have hereunto set our hand and afflxed our seal th1s twenty fourth day of May In the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and forty s1x SENIOR CLASS OE 46 I ' I I I ' Q 1 I v I I I I , . II . . I , , II I I I ' I I . I I 1 I - 1 I I I I I 1 1 - I I I I 1 I W . . . C I sl . . I A. . - . . . . II II . . II . II . . . . . I II . I . . . . . , , . . II . II II I - I . II . 11 I . I I I , , . ...... . II . ,, , I, . II II . . . I1 F- ' o - . II II . . . - - I . . - . I . I II II . . I - - I I . . . I . I ,,.a-1 N? BHBTIES L vx-ax -L... 0 BQYHOYNASQX 4? Q 3? ' X Q! .5 X s I f . , alll' r , X Q n 1 lr l I M 'L' ' i.-01. Q X If 1 I' , ,' Y' VM X, - If , ' ff! AN' ,XA f X -2 + 1 ff' IJ MUN Standing: Margaret Ellis, Charles Selig, lack Dews, Mrs. Rzviilz Hooper, Otis Bow' en, Buster Burrows, iaifk lones, Frank Essex, n L athr, Moe N wt n Howard H rrirngns Ellene Oliver, lrenc Woca l Srtti g: e ' . -e o , a , Mickey Hanks, C. A. Vhrlker, Marilyn Morphew, Betty Wells. S ENIHDIR IIUILA Y The Adorable Spendthriftf' Senior play, written by Roy Braint, was en- acted on April l2 before an appreciative audience in the high school audi- torium. ln the play when Hardy Hack Dewsl, who has inherited some money proposes to a little foreign girl, Sari Clillene Oliverb, his family objects stren- ously. Mrs. Mason tMarilyn Morphewj and Irene CBetty Wells? regard her as a social hindrance. Sari finds a rival in Helen Alton tlqenee Woodallt who regards Hardy as a good catch now that he is rich. Sari perceives that their money is making the Masons easy pickings for fast talkers chiefly Sen- ator Dan Rollard CBuster Burrowsb and LeRoy Morton Hack Ionesj who has practiced his wiles on lrene. Hardy goes away leaving Sari with 350,000 and some signed checks. She hits upon a plan by which she backs the servants in far-fetched schemes thus breaking Hardy, who finds out too late. All's well that ends well, hows ever, and Irene gets thrown over by LeRoy, Helen stops chasing Hardy, Sari tells everybody she is a Countess by writing them a check for the amount she has spent, and one of the servants finds he has invested in oil and declared the family on it. Other students in the cast were: Otis Bowden, Margaret lean Ellis, C. A. Walker, Mickey Hanks, Prank Essex, Howard Hammans, Lethea Englekes, and Charles Selig. Those on the committees were: Stage-Properties-A-Setting: Darrill Barriklow, Chairmany Alton Pattersony ferry Young: Sterling Oden. Ticket Sales-Promotion: Doris Hicks, chairman, Chloe Palmer: Barbara Pummill, and Lois Patterson. Ushers: Winona Knoll, Kathryn Wallworth, Peggy Blackmon, Eileen Mc- Graw, PeCJQY Gunnell, Laura Iune Miller. Mrs. Revillo Hooper, senior sponsor, directed the play. IIUN ICDIIQ IPIDMY How would you like for a glamourous young movie star to live with your family? That was just the situation involved in the l946 lunior Play, She's a Soldier's Sweetheart. This production combined all the ingredients of a romantic-comedy: hilarious humor, intense drama and a dash or two of mystery. Presented on the evening of December l4, Shes a Soldier's Sweetheart is unique in that it was the first play to be presented at SHS making use of the Cyclorama, a stage device purchased by the school. Carolyn Pullig played the lead as Andrea Vale, a beautiful movie actress who comes to live with the Larkin family as a publicity stunt for her picture. But Andrea falls in love with Kip Larkin, a handsome young college graduate, who was Gay Gillette. Complications set in when Kip finds out that her affections for him are merely a publicity stunt planned by Andrea's press agent, portrayed by Clyde Pettit. A lohn Edmund Stuckey and Charles Davis are the two young lovers en- amoured with Sherry Ann Drennen and Ioan Pollard added to the hilarity. One of the plays finest portrayals was Charles Montgomery as Rickey. Other starring roles were played by Sue Gunnell as the Francie. Leland Carlie as the gay old grandfather, and Gloria Bueker as the lovable grand- mother. Ioyce Hoskins, Peggy Ragland, and Pat Patterson were the three re- porters while Donny Loveless and Donald Borchert enacted the parts of the two soldiers. The play was directed by Mrs. Gregory Selig, assisted by Mrs. Oberah Bove. Of course the play ended with a happy note and as the curtain lowered on the third and final act, the audience agreed that Shes a Soldier's Sweet- heart was one of the finest plays ever presented in SHS, that the cast and script were extraordinary and that the play will long be remembered in the annals of Stuttgart High. Standing: Iohn Edmund Stuckey, Peggy Ragland, Leland Carle, Donald Bcrchert, Mrs. Myrile Lee Selig, Donnie Loveless, Sherry Drenren, lovce Hoskyns, Charles Davis, Pat Patterson Skip Landen, Clyde Pettit. Stung: Sue Gunnell, Gay Gillett, Carolyn Pullig, Gloria Bueker, Ioan Pollard. Seated Clst rcwD: Ioyce Hoskins, Betty Vxfittmari, Laura lune Miller, Margaret lean Ellis, Kath- ryn Wallworth, Carolyn Pullig. Znd raw: Ellene Oliver, Dorothy Shroeder, Ruth Satchtield, C. A. Walker, Maurice Tuthill. Standing: Otis Bowden, Orville Peterson, Mrs. Hooper, Clyde Pettit, lack Jones, Donny Loveless, Frank Essex, lack Dews, Harold Rogers, Howard Hammans, lohn Wittman, Clarence South. IVIIASIQIU E AN D ENV OFFICERS IAcK DEws . . . . President DONNY Lovrzrsss . Vicefpresident CLARENCE SOUTH Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET I. Er.Lrs . . Reporter The second year oi organization was completed this year by the Stutt- gart High School Chapter of the Masque and Gavel, honorary society tor speech and dramatic students. The membership ot this society is drawn from Mrs. Bevillo Hooperfs Pub- lic Speaking class, with Mrs. Hooper os sponsor and adviser. The oriectives of the Masque and Gavel are to serve and aid students who are interested in better oral usage of American English. Various projects which carried out these objectives are: debates carried on by teams oi tour members ot the group, prepared speeches, extemperan- eous speeches, voice choir work and parliamentary procedure. Qualifications for membership in the society are character, scholarship, and evidence oi special ability and interest in speech. Membership includes: Frank Essex, Betty Wittman, Otis Bowden, Betty Wells, Howard Hammans, lack Iones, Ruth Satchiield, lohn Wittman, Ioyce Hoskins, Laura lune Miller, C. A. Walker, Harold Rogers, Ellene Oliver, Carolyn Pullig, Maurice Tuthill, Gay Gillette, Kathryn Wallworth, Clyde Pettit, Dorothy Schroeder, and Orville Peterson. - -1 i X F EDU ' Ni-5 R is . + -. L, A-1 l, c. Q 'XQ ke3 xxx M X X U1 fx ?r- R 'S 'Qxx ., l XTX .E- s X -i. Lglvlxwm-ITM ,,.... 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G B l I A R S L K S E B T A E LA LM BASKETBALL After overcoming a slow start the Stuttgart High School Rrcebirds showed their true style and wound up their schedule by defeating almost all ot the teams that had trounced them at previous meetings Donny Loveless Calvin Hagan and I1mmy Bishop three lettermen from last season formed the nucleous of this year s team at guard forward and center respectively Charlie Davis arid lohnny Hagan both first year men gave good accounts ot themselves at the other guard and forward Other members of the team and their positions were lames Hammil Clarence Cran dall centers Iames Parker Buck Rogers Stirling Oden Forwards Al Hayes lack Dews Frank Essex Bill Ball Albert Crandall guards Holly Grove Wynne Clarendon and DeWitt were the teams who beat the Birds and were later trounced by a renewed and snappy Bird team Stuttgart went down before Forrest City in the D1Slf1Cl Five ournament March 1 2 Ricebirdettes 1946 season as they lost to Helena in the quarter finals The Birdettes won consistently at the tirst of the season but suffered set backs from some of the teams they had previously beaten when a return gagement was played Veternan forwards who returned tor this season are Maylene Moritz luanita McKenzie Betty Brands and Evelyn Petty who alternated throughout the season Pauline Petty Helen Inman and Dorothy Hoskyns and Maxine Rickenback held dowr' guard pOS1l101'1S Fifst row Clyde Berry Fred Raqla d Tom'ny Coker Brlly Dunc n Lcyd Hump cn Secona row W C Brash r Elm r Simoscri Emmir Parker Lynn Doyle Walter Smlth Fred lnnmcn M I I ' fx 1 I 4' I I I 1 I 1 Qirl's District tournament at Marianna March 7-8-9 otficially. ended the Y I S U N I O T R E A 52.252522 h .A ..... : .az-, --:-':I.3f2Zg.ff4:f::f 2:El5- ,- Q . ,.:::::g' ga his 4 ,W 4 if 1 'wt ,xml Q 4 'ff r 3' V -.:.1.:-1:2..J::s::s:-g:sas:z5a2a5 fi at .S 4 vm 4 in ' 4 gg 8 1, . 1, 6 9,4-f Q64-W Q fn, sg, ,, W? 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H .1-,,, Q ohor Gif ' C F IC 3 ,. ,. .A. , A cdr Cfwffff ffm 5 6'ir,'., orhef' Bdclr!! x 4 ' ie Pa' I3 ggce 'Ler zrsnd bv YM 4 1 f ww W 9 1 KX X - NX !, m 0 X-QANNWFGN-w2l5QN I A LELAND'S SHOE SERVICE L L BARRICKLOW Prop SHOE REPAIRING DYEING Phone 640 420 S Mam Street FOR THE BEST IN SERVICE AND PRODUCTS THINK OF GOODYEAR SIXTH 81 MAIN PHONE 124 STUTTGART ARKANSAS BEST WISHES FROM ESQUIRE GRILL WE SERVE FINE FOODS Hearhest Congratulanons The Mldget Grocery BOOK Phone ess smngm SHOP Mr and Mrs F S W1lCQx PhOI'l9 W S Main HORST SERVICE STATION Morgan W Denman Tr0tter's Food Market OPTOMETRIST Ouahty Grocery 8: Fresh Meats Phone 609 Denman Bldg SECOND and MAIN CONGRATULATIONS FROM A G DUNCAN FURNITURE HARDWARE BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE COKER HAMPTON DRUG C0 WALGREEN AGENCY PHONE 86 STUTTGART 555 OF STUTTGART 4th AND COLLEGE TEXACO PRODUCTS TEXACO OILS F1resione Dealers for 23 Years PHONE 555 ROAD SERVICE IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT 314 MAIN ST. Fl0ydA DENMAN Jeweler Stuttgart Ark Mamta ng the p est ge of Qual ty Merchandlse whe e e that Spec al Glft s des ed Smce 1892 Jgnes Bakery KIIOII M3ChlHOYy CO J I CASE DEALER PHONE 4 Sales and Servxce Stuttgart Arkansas phone 127 Stuttgart STUTTGART COOPERATIVE BUYERS ASSOCIATION Phone 293 St ttgart C , . ' ini r i i ' nvr i ' i ir 7 O , I . . u Sm ere Co grat lat ons S o s Po ltry Eggs and A R Thorell Supply C0 Cream Western Auto ASSOCl3t6 Beumer's Store Quallty Market 204 Mam Phone 204 North Ma Street DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS MAIN MOTOR CO 700 S MAIN ST PHONE 72 BEST WISHES CONN HARDWARE 8z FURNITURE CO WE SAVE YOU MONEY ' c n u i eni r u , . 7 Stuttgart - DeWitt Phone 401 W. Second ' in Over 41 Years of Druq Servlce m th1s Commumty I H MORPHEW Sz C0 THE REXALL STORE BEST WISHES FROM Cummlns Electrlc Shop Fr1g1da1re Apphances DeVoe Pamt 8: Wall Paper We Congratulate the Semors Knoll Laundry And Cleaners Stuttgart Arkansas West Bros Dept Store Home of Good Values Fverythmg for Men Women and Chlldren Stuttgart. Arkansas COHQTHTUIHTIOHS Sen1ors Ben Franklln Store D W TWEEDY Jo 1 0 Phone 67 Stuttgart D R U M M 0 N D BEST OF SUCCESS PRINTING TO 1946 SENIORS RICH S GROCERY QUALITY GROCERY AND MARKET PRODUCERS RICE MILL M11 R R F1 R B R Plh RHODES CABINET AND FURNITURE C0 BUDDY RHODES A 9 F' P d S ' F P ' 1 P 1 Ph 21 S Ph 89 S g Growers. i ers, and Distributors A L Clara McPherson South End Grocery INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 181 Fxrst Nahonal Bank Bldg Fancy Meats Souih Maln PHONE 56 L B REYNOLDS H L COWLING NO PROBLEM FOR US NO PROBLEM FOR YOU If you let us do your Dry Cleamng IDEAL CLEANERS Phone 264 121 E Third MEET ME AT CROWES Cool Modern and Comfortable CROWE DRUG C0 BEST WISHES MCCOLLUM HARDWARE We Sohclt Your Busxness M. T MCCOLLUM PHONE 48 1 4 n Q 1 0 n 1 n 1 D 1 STUTTGART TRUCK LINE MEMPHIS - LITTLE ROCK DAILY W. H. ICottonl MARKS PHONE 292 STUTTGART CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STUTTGART MACHINE WORKS STUTTGART ARKANSAS BEST WISHES SENIORS ROY'S PLACE SOUTH MAIN STUTTGART Standard Grocer CLASS OF ,946 Company Wholesale Grocer1es Independent 011 Company M E MASSIE Sincere Congratulations to you O SUCCESS TO YOU SENIORS IN YOUR NEW VENTURE IN LIFE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER KETTERING STUDIO BEST WISHES CITY CAFE PHONE 10 W STUTTGART BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS SENIORS RICELAND HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP South Main S g G t T t Moll Auto Supplv C0 mn ranspor 3 Company HOME OWNED AND Smce 1914 SOUTHWESTERN GREYHOUND LINES RADIO HEADQUARTERS Phone 97 Elme tlon r Grant MCCOLLUM EQUIPMENT COMPANY MODERN M M FARM MACHINERY Twxn Cxiy Power Umts Molme Implements WE APRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS PHONE 65 STUTTGART FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We Make a Specxalty of Corsages RHODES GREEN HOUSE 13th and Maple Phone 47 KEEP 'EM FARMINGH THAD MCCOLLUM SALES CO. DE SOTO AUTOMOBILES - BUTANE GAS PLANTS FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 470 320 S Ma1n CONGRATULATIONS TO 1946 SENIORS ARKANSAS FARM MACHINERY CO Phone 567 112 114 So College It you w1ll let us buy your farm or RAY O BURKS Phone 30 Rexall Bldg C G Rogers Dorothy Sh1rkey School Supphes Candy Sandwlches and Chxlt SPILLER'S .L l city property we will save you money O LOTS OF HAPPINESS WHEN YOU BUY YOUR GIFTS AND JEWELRY FROM THE VICTORY GIFT SHOP Phone 481 222 South Mann BEST WISHES SENIORS MORRIS BLOOMFIELD Cong atulat o s t The Semors The People s Store QUALITY FOODS Phone 240 J East Th rd Oklahoma Tlre And 0 M YUUNGK C0 Supply C0 Ho e of Better Val es L a C Yo g Ma ag Pho Dren a Bldg pho e 44 5 Ma r i n o - 9 - i . Y' A sv s A 0 9 Abstracts - Title - Insuranc H m U U illi n . un . n er ne 27 fl H - n 30115 . in THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT STUTTGART ARKANSAS BEST WISHES FROM S Ladmes Ready to Wear MOTOR C0 And BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 7 Seco d and Ma P110 6 95 Congratulat o s Sen ors GROCEHIES Becker s Bar sdall O 1 a d Purma Feeds Gas lne Kerosene Tra tor a d DeelFe1 MEATS Pho e 384 Stuttgart N0 111 Ma n Petroleum Company CHUNKING GROCERY Magnolla Petroleum C0 WAGGUNER WORTMAN L B STUCKEY MAGNETO SERVICE Pho e 429 412 E lst Phone 222 S Mam Fresh F runs and Vegeiables FILM DEVELOPING ENLARGEMENTS Aldrldge s Grocery COPIES 3 Free Dehvenes Da1ly Phone 164 Ahrell S Fotoshop BEST WISHES ALWAYS STUDENTS OF STUTTGART HIGH WALTON RICE MILL, INC Mlllers of WondeR ce n ' 112 . ' Quality Meats EXTRA PRINTS ' 9 9 TO ' i THE J I PORTER CO COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE PHONE 3 STUTTGART RICEBELT FEED STORE ALL TYPES OF FEEDS CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS CROW BURLINGAME CO Ph 494 122 S M 110 S. Main Ph 303 . ain CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK SENIORS We extend to you a cordlal mvxtatxon to VISIT us at any and all tlmes at our new locatlon TAL DEE'S STEAK HOUSE 215 MAIN STREET WE DO GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK Water Tanks Blow Plpes Dust Collectors Gutter and Down Spoutmg Heatxng and Ventllahon E A CONRAD TIN SHOP WHITEWAY ESSO STATION lst AND MAIN ELMER GRANT Owner CHUCK RATCLIFF Manager Phone 172 24 Hrs Servlce J O Dockery TRUCKS CARS Alr SCFVICQ U S TIRES Student Instructzon Passenger Flxghts Crop Dusting a Speclalty MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Stuttgart, Arkansas 209 S. Grand Stuttgart. Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JACOB HARTZ SEED C0 CLEANING PRESSING HATTERS RE DYEING AND TAILORING TRAVIS CLEANERS W 3 WHEN YOU DRINK A DR PEPPER YOU DRINK A BITE TO EAT DR PEPPER BOTTLING C0 We Appreciate Your Business est rd Si. Ph 642 STUTTGART AIRPORT Home Of CROP DUSTING -Q AND SEEDING Q 'f iw? S I AUTHORIZED TAYLORCRAFT DEALER STUDENT INSTRUCTION CHARTER TRIPS P O Box 586 Phone 9506 B E WILLEY COMPANY RICELAND FEED MILLS LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FEEDS STUTTGART ARKANSAS MCDONALD INSURANCE AGENCY BONDS INSURANCE LOANS Phone 33 409 South Main o o 0 I ' X ,N J, ' 2 ff Clk XI I I S' ' Z S we 4 I QE' wwf, : A 5 '-,, E.IL NOBLE 8 CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS 115 West Third Phone 85 PONDS The Store for Men We proudly present our hrst announcement in the RICEBIRD the annual to be treasured by graduates and the1r parents the rest ot the1r gart to wlsh a world of success to the graduate and to pledge cooperation as he enters a new phase of his life Let POND S be your headquarters in all your new apparel needs In Stuttgart youll find that POND S IS detxmtely THE STORE FOR MEN 9 lives., This year POND'S joins the ranks of leading merchants in Stutt- Z A N N ' S 411 MAIN ST PHONE 166 For Exquisite Hair Styling CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FAIRBANKS, MORSE Sz C0 MOTORS PUMPS ENGINES SERVICE BEST ALL OVER THE WORLD STUTTGARTS BIGGEST AND BEST STORE CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS WELLWORTH DEPARTMENT STORE TOMORROW S STYLES TODAY L D. RUTSTEIN 1 A n 1 ,, Q THIS BANK IS DEDICATED TO THE UPBUILDING PROGRESS PROSPERITY AND WELFARE OF STUTTGART AND ARKANSAS COUNTY THE PEOPLES NATION AL BANK A Servlce Inshtuhon STUTTGART ARKANSAS MEMBER FDIC and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1 , ' L' -A H . . .H 1 .... BUY MORE SAVINGS BONDS LAYNE ARKANSAS CU. Water Supply Contractors IRRIGATION SUPPLIES STUTTGART ARKANSAS n 1 THE ARKANSAS RICE GROWER S COOPERATIVE ASS N STUTTGART and Subsldlary Dryzng Plants Stuttgart GRAIN DRYING COOPERATIVE Jonesboro GRAIN DRYING COOPERATIVE Lonoke GRAIN DRYING COOPERATIVE Wheatley GRAIN DRYING COOPERATIVE DRYING MILLING AND STORING SERVICES FOR RICE GROWERS OF ARKANSAS FOR LUMBER AND YOU FURNISH BUILDING MATERIALS THE GIRL SEE Ark C0 Lumber C0 WE FURNISH Stuttgart Arkansas THE HOME BEST WISHES FROM Bowden Furniture Sterllng Store and Maytag C0 Sc Sl 00 Phone 248 Stuttgart, Arkansas 9 9 Hickory Ridge GRAIN DRYING COOPERATIVE Best Wlshes From The Staff THE 1948 RICEBIRD h FRANK ESSEX B M YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE TO TRADE AT SAM S DEPARTMENT STORE BEST WISHES SENIORS FROM THE M AJESTIC AND STRAND THEATERS The FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WIICOX Florist End S gart Hig Sch lA nual OTIS BROWN, Editor . usiness anager. 9 , - . v . 1 n