Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1947 volume:

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F t Z 5 5. Mt it will SCHOOL BCDARD First row: Ralph Wilson, Secretaryg Kenneth Gilbertg Superintendent I. D. Clary. Second row: Mark Townsendg Marion Massie, Presidentg Erle Hammans. Everett Knoll was absent when the picture was made. at A 1-...ig 1 ...i.........-- , --Q-.Q......- ,.,,...-.Q--- ..,---'- ' 1 , .... , I slug' -' J, M-,,.,,..,......,.... ,,,,.........-- V, 'Y' ,.,, ., -N ., ,,,... .,,.. , V, , ' I -. . ,MM 'u f' . :dh ,,. , , ,V . f f.. -4-1 vw -4.-.-vp-Q.-qv . Yfwhwltzssz-sin iI!lElilEl!lli!llEl!!!I!liI!lI!llIEI!lll!YllllEli!lEll fliili llllllillilllilllll I. D. CLARY, B. A., M. A. PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT , - .. ..-17. , wQf '9mWMqaiir Gene Wczldon, B. S. Chemistry Sponsor: Booster Club, Student Council, 8-1 Class MRS. REVILLO HOOPER A.B., B.S.E: Sr. High English, Speech, Dean oi Girls, Senior Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sponsor oi Masque and Gavel. MRS. CHRISTINE BERRY Algebra I, General Math, 8-1 Math, 7-1 Math, Freshmen Sponsor. NORVEL W. KELLY B.A. General Buslnesa,Vocatlonal Train- ing, Senior Sponsor, Sponsor: Hi-Y, Sponsor: D. E. Clube, X w 'ff w be 5 J 6. MRS. HELEN BERRY- no A.M. X Glee Club, Eighth Grade Sponsor: 8-2. FACULTY -'Qs MRS. ETHEL ADAIR B.S.H.E., M.S. Home Economics. Sponsor of Future Hornemakers of America, 8-2 spon- sor. MRS. VIVIAN GREENE Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sponsor: Y-Teens. 7-2 Sponsor. MISS PEGGY HIME B.A. Spanish, Sophomore Enqlish, Fresh- man Enqliah, Iournallsm, Adviser: Tho Rice Blrdr SPOMOTI Rlcobird. and Quill and Scroll, Iunior 'Spon- IOL MERL H. BENTON B,A. - History, Vocational Gurdance Iunior Sponsor MRS. IIM' BRASHER A.B. Physics. Geometry, Advanced Al- gebra, Trigonometry, Business Arithmetic, Sponsor: 7-1. CHARLES MARTIN B.M. Band MISS NORMA BERRY English, Health. Study Hall, Spon- sor: 7-2. LEON M. WHEELER B.A. Math, General Science, Physical Education. MRS. HAROLD GILBERT Secretary to Superintendent. FACULTY I WILLIAM C. BRASHER A.B. American Problems, Veterans School. MRS. BERTIE VOS Physical Education, Geography, HiSf0rY. Health. Sponsor: 8-1. HORACE S. HUBBARD B.S.E. History, Civics, Sophomore Sponsor. My , 'iii wie .f 24 WP 6 MRS. MAUDE CAIN HOWE B.A. English, Latin, Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. KATHRYN ROTH Math, English, Science. Geographtf Sponsor: 7-1. GRADE TEACHERS IN HIGH SCHOOL 1,6 X MN MRS. IOHN DUCKETT MRS. THOMAS FLETCHER Sixth Grade Sixth Grade MRS. PAOLA GROSSO Fifth Grade Cpicture not taken? IULIA SHANNON TEACHERS First row: Miss Margaret Trice, Miss Avis McCauley, Mrs. Helen Rhodes. Second row: Mrs. Mary Frances Gibson, Mrs. Bess lane Van Dynn. Mrs. Flora Pulliq, Mrs. Louise Getile, Mrs. Kathryn Rosencrantz, Mrs. Ledia Harkness. gli ' llv' yn 355 Wiflfff-' ,. , I Q Wm 5 U! Hi 5 fi ms fu 'FQW ,.-L' MV 3.-inf '?7xlf':N'-:.s N as Q. . M ,vs A -Q , xwmm., Q? M. iw W Mx 'Wm ,- . I ww aW1w ',' , , M, A, - f ' MK , X . '-V: ..,, , -,.,l 1 W V ff. W' wflv-Q ' 1lWW1IlHW1NHWH WWWlHllllM Er.: - -......-m -...H ...--...-r. :za- ....... . i f -azz: ........ .......... F' 5 . r l t r E l 1 i s E l l 1 l E I E l l E F L R n l V l L I t LM... PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDEN T SECRETARY TREASURER SENIOR S I AMES SCROGGIN S If a woman doesn't kill me, I'll live forever. Glee Club 1, 2: Christmas Pageant l: Easter Pageant 1: Phys. Ed. l, 2: Football 3, 4: Student Council 3: S Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Hi-Y 3rd Vice-Pres. 4: Ir. Play 3: Masque and Gavel 4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Sr. Class Pres. 4. HOWARD EDDINS A soldier, an athlete, a charmer of women. Basketball 1,3: S Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Student Council Treas. 4: Ir. Football Captain l: Football 2, 4: Hi-Y 4: Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 4. IOE ANN FOTI Stately and tall, she swings down the hall. Monitor 1, 2: Head Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 1: Easter Pageant 1: Ouill and Scroll 3: Booster Club 3, 4: Girl State Rep. 3: School Orchestra 3: Paper Staff 3: Annual Staff 3: Natl. Honor Soc. 4: Sr. Class Sec. 4: Library Club Pres. 3, 4: Quill and -Sroll Pres. 4: Ir. Red Cross Council Sec. 4. BILL HOLBERT A little boy with wavy hair and a winning smile. Basketball 1: Class Treas. 2: Hi-Y 4: D. E. 4: Sr. Class Treas. 4. NORMA LEE ABEL A 'little bit' of everything. F.H.A, l, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 37 Booster Club 3, 4: Monitor 1: BCHIC1 27 Christmas Pageant 27 Y-Teens 3, 4, GUS BAURNFIND I've been dying for twelve years7 now l'm going to live. Phys. Ed. 17 Football 3, 4: Glee Club 37 I-li-Y 37 Librarian 4. DORIS BISHOP Even though defeated she could still argue on! Glee Club l. 2. 3: Monitor 1: Latin Club 1, 27 Christmas Pageant l, 27 Easter Pageant l, 27 Y-Teen 3, 47 Valentine Queen 27 Phys. Ed. 17 Special Chorus 2, 37 Booster Club 3, 47 Student Council 37 National Honor Soc. 47 Annual Staff 47 Pa- per Staff 47 Library Club Treas. 37 Library Club Vice-Pres. 47 Li- brarian 2. BOBBY BLACK M. D. ...- ....... Mother's Disappoint- ment. S Club l, 3, 47 Football 3, 4 Christmas Pageant 27 Ir. Football 17 Ir. Basketball 17 Hi-Y 47 Ir. Athletic Club 1. Pl-IYLLIS ANN BLOOMFIELLD Oh, handsome but elusive man! l-low can I capture thee? Monitor lj Latin Club 17 Spanish Club 27 Glee Club 1, 2, 37 Y-Teen 2, 3, 47 Booster Club 3, 47 Christ- mas Pageant 1,Z7 Easter Pageant 27 F. H. A. 3, 47 Annual Statf 37 Pa- per Staff 37 Natl. Honor Soc. 47 High School Reporter 47 D. E. 47 Librarian 47 Masque and Gavel 47 Quill and Scroll Sec-Treas. 3, 4. sr nt o Qs 'W' NORMAN ARMSTRONG- If Rome is buming, let it bum, if it means I,have to hurry. Football 17 S Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Booster Club 3, 47 Basketball 1, 27 Phys. Ed. 1, 27 Monitor 17 ihxrist- mas Pageant 17 Easter Page t 1, 27 Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 47 ilasggue and Gavel 47 Glee Club 37 . .3. X lf - rel ' fl- 0 P4 fra il f , f ' lloiirt Lewis ERRY A pe ect e for doing noth- in . , Bobs e ul? 3, 4: HPY 3. 4- lr 7 . 2 . JIMMY BISHOP OnlY God could make a Bishop Only God would have the nerve. Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3. 47 Monitor 17 S Club 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y 3, 47 Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 37 Glee Club 1, 27 Christmas Pageant 1, 27 Track 4. BILLY BLACKWELL He must have a sixth sense- there's no sign of the other tive. Football l, 2, 3, 47 'I-li-Y 3, 47 D. E. 1. 47 Glee Club 2. DONALD BORC1-IERT My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. 1 Band 1, Z7 Glee Club 1, 27 Phys. Ed. 17 Christmas Pageant 17 27 D. E. 3, 47 Ir. Play 37 Bus. Mana- ger off Paper. - A ...J BETTY LOIS BOYD Engagedl I'm sorry boys. Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 1: Y-Teen 2, 3: Booster Club 3, 4: Y-Teen Vice-Pres. 4: F.H.A. 2, 3. GLORIA BUEKER Can't help loving that man of mine. Glee Club l, Z, 3: Y- Teen 2, 3, 4: F.l-LA. 2: Special Chorus 3: Natl. Honor Soc. 3: Ir. Play 3: -Natl. Honor Soc. Vice-Pres. 4. IEANETTE BURTON Those who love music are gentle cmd honest. - Glee Club l, 2, 3: Monitor l: Latin Club l: Christmas Pageant l, 2: Easter Pageant l, 2: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: District F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 4: Special Chorus 3: F. H. A. Pres. 3, 4: lr. Red Cross Council 2: Girl State Rep. 3: Natl. 'HOHOI' Soc.' 4. CAROLYN COLVIN I'm through with politicians. Give me a man! Glee Club l: Christmas Pageant 1: Basketball 4: Booster Club 4: Y-Teen 4: Cheer Leader 4: Masque and Gavel Sgt. at Arms 4. SENICDRS wk!!-f 4 if 'Wi BETTY BRANDS Life is too short to squander. Transferred from Ulm. Glee Club 2, 3: Special Chorus 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Editor of Paper 4: Christmas Pageant 2 Easter Pageant 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: S Club 3, 4: Band 2: D.E. 2: Phys. Ed. 3, 4. HAZELLE BURDETTE She expresses her thoughts, not in words, but in smiles. Glee Club l, 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Y-Teen Sec. 4: Paper Staff 3: Football Maid 3: F.H.A. 2: Football Queen 4: F.H.A. ViCePreS. 4: Booster Club 3: D, E. 4: Booster Club Treas. 4. LELAND CABLE And still the wonder grew, how one small head carried all he knew. Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club l: Ir. Play 3: Hi-Y 3. ,X NRAD rt, and so am I. H.A. Y-Teen 4. t Q 'ai f,,- ' 1 ALBERT CRANDALL :'- -'-' , ' CLARENCE CRANDALL He will live on in the hearts of A friend of Guy his friends. ..:, B k tb 11 2, 3, F tb 11 3' 4, H-. Basketball 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y I ::'- , , e I A may 1 Yas3,e 4? Basketbsll ljlanager 41: Gavel 4 ef -mit 3. 4: S Club 4: Masque and 'X -.' 1 A M3 K S Club 4: Masque and Gavel 4. 2 .. b,,... a ,QQ S V L. 4 W .. , ..., 'i i 9' L- ........ ,... , .. .emma ,.. JL.. CHARLES DAVIS 'So what it I am small, Napoleon Was too. Transferred from Morris School. Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Ir. Play 35 S Club 3, 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Dist. Student Govt. Pres. 45 Masque and Gavel Treas. 45 State Hi-Y Pres. 45 Hi-Y lst Vice-Pres. 35 Hi-Y 3rd Vice-Pres. 45 Booster Club 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 4. SHERRY DRENNEN With a voice that is soft and a devil in her eyes. Glee Club -l, Z, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant l, 25 Easter Pageant 25 Latin Club lg Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 FH. A. 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Girl State Rep. 35 Natl. Honor Soc. 45 Annual Staff 3: Bus. Manager of Annual 45 Ir. Play 35 Ir. Red Cross Council Sec. 35 Sextette 3, 45 Paper Staff 45 Trio 45 Masque and Ga- vel 4. ROSALINE GRANDGEORGE lt's the songs you sing, and the smile you wear, that makes the sunshine everywhere. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pageant lg Easter Pageant 15 Y- Teen 2, 3, 45 Girl State Rep. 35 F.H.A. 35 Special Chorus 35 F. H A. ViceLPres. 45 Librarian 45 Natl Honor Soc. 4. DELORIS HAHN l wonder what it's all about? Glee Club l, 2, 35 F.H.A. 25 Y-Teen 4. MARGARET ANN HARPER lf silence were golden, she would be buried at Fort Knox. Monitor lg Phys. Ed. l, 2, 35 F.l-LA. Z, 45 Y-Teen 4. fl SENICDRS .qw '94 v LEON DOYLE l ain't skeerd of women, I'm just not interested. Football 3, 45 S Club 4. CLAUDE GAY GILLETTE I'm like an awning, I put every- one else in the shade. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Student Council l, Z, 35 Latin Club 15 Librarian 15 Christmas Pageant l, Z5 Easter Pageant 25 Glee Club l, 25 S Club l, Z, 3, 45 Masque and Gavel 35 Ir. Play 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Natl. Honor Soc. 45 Ir. Red Cross Council Vice-Pres. 4. SUE GUNNELL Knows how to think - wonder why she doesn't? Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Annual Maid 15 Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Ir. Play 35 I-'.l-I.A. 2, 45 D. E. 3, 45 Cheer Leader 45 Booster Club Vice-Pres. 35 Booster Club Pres. 4. EVELYN HAHN Good natured and easy going. Transferred from Ulm. Basketball 2, 3, 45 D. E. 4: F.H.A. 25 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4. L. I. I-IEFLEY K Looking to the future, but seeing nothing. Christmas Pageant 25 D.E. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 4. Cl-IARLENE HEMME She's herself-what more can you ask? Phys. Ed. 1: Monitor 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Home Nursing l: Latin Club 2: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Special Chorus 3: F.H.A. 2: F.H.A, Club and Section Vice-Pres. 4. . B. D. HICKS Thank God! He has no twin. Glee Club 1, 3: D.E. 1, 4: Football Manager 2, 3: S Club 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 2, 3: I-li-Y 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 4. ARTHUR HOFFPAUIR Today I am a man. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3: Christmas Pageant 2: School Or- chestra 2, 3: I-li-Y 3, 4. MARGARET HOWNAIETZ Laugh and everything will laugh with you. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2. HELEN INMAN It's too bad you can't wear Mutt's shoes, too. Transferred from DeWitt. Basket- ball 3, 4: S Club 3, 4: D.E. 4. SENIORS if 3 BETTY IEAN HIATT There's nothing more queenly than kindness. Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Phys, Ed. 1: Latin Club 2: Special Chorus 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: Natl. Honor Soc. 3: Booster Club 3, 4: Natl. Honor Soc. Treas. 4: Student Council 4: Library Club Sec. 4: Red Cross Council 4: Annual Queen 4. WILLIS HILDEBRAND Beauty and wisdom don't go to- gether, I'1l take beauty. Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Football 2, 3, 4: S Club 3, 4. ft to 1ove. Glee -' l, 2: -Teen 2, 3, 4: Quill and and Gavel 3, Reporter Staff 3: Treas. 3: 4: Ir. Red LEWIS HULA Oh lie, miss, you must not kiss and tell. Booster Club 3, 4: Track 3: Hi-Y 4: D. E. 4. ALLENE IOERNS Happy am l, from care I'm free. GERALD IONES Still searching for the Lost Chord. Glee Club l, 27 Football 2, 3, 4: D.E. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: S Club 3, 47 Track 3. FRANCES KIRCHOFF Content to let the world go as it is. Glee Club l, 2, D.E. 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 4. MAXINE HILDEBRAND D LONGNECKER Red hair, red lips, and oh baby! Glee Club' l, 2, 3: F.H.A. 1, 3: Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, Monitor ly D.E. 4. ELLA LUEBKEMANN I may do something sensational yet. F.l-LA. 2, 37 Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. MARGARET ANN MCCOLLUM Her beauty puts a crisis in my vocabulary. Glee Club l, 2, 37 Class Treas. lg Football Maid 1, 37 Y-Teen 2, 3: Latin Club lg Booster Club 3, 47 Y-Teen Treas. 47 F.H.A. 3, 47 Band 3, 4yRMasque and Gavel Sec. 4. SENIORS KATHLEEN KENNEDY ' A sassy lassie with a classy chassief' Glee Club l, 2, 31 Latin Club lp Y-Teen 2, 3, 47 Special Chorus Z, 3, Librarian lg Phys. Ed. lg Booster Club 3, 4: F.I-LA. Sec. Reporter Zp Gheer Leader 3, 4, F.H.A. 31 Pa- per Staif 45 Football Maid 47 Masque and Gavel Reporter 4. JOYCE LAWS If worry were the cause of death, then she would live forever. Transferred from Pine Bluff. Glee Club 3, 47 Special Chorus 37 F.H.A. 3, 4, Booster Club 45 Sextette 4: Masque and Gavel 47 Paper Staff 47 Y-Teen 4. DONNY LOVELESS Oh, those pretty blushes, and killing smiles. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. s'f Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Pres. l, 2: Christmas Pageant l, 21 Annual 'Staff l, 2: Student Council lg Latin Club 1: Monitor lp ,Basketball 2, 3, 47 Stu- dent Council Vice-Pres. 3: Glee Club 37 Hi-Y Pres. 3 :Hi-Y 4: Ir. Play 3: Masque and Gavel Vice- Pres. 3: Track 3: Boy State Rep. 3: Nat.l. Honor Soc. 4. MAYLENE MORITZ The world would perish if all women were as wise as I. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: S Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian l, 47 Booster Club 3, 4: D.E. Vice-Pres. 21 Y-Teen 3, 4, Annual Queen 3. LARRY MCVAY A lover of poetry, nature, and WOMEN. Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: S Club l, 2, 4: Phys. Ed. lp Band 1, 2: Ir. Basket- ball lp lr. Football lg Typing Club 2, Basketball 25 Football 45 Stu- dent Council 4: Masque and Gavel Pres. 4. A,,.........................J IOY NASH Quiet in appearance cmd mo- tives unknown. Phys. Ed. 1, 25 F. H. A. 27 Home Nursing lg Glee Club 3. RUDOLPH PAPAN I'm not dumb, I just don't care. Football 1, 2: Phys. Ed. 1, 21 Boos- ter Club 3: D. E. 4. MARGIE PARNELL Once 'twas sweet to play with toys, Far sweeter now to play with boys. Transferred from Lonoke. Booster Club 4: Y-Teen 45 F. H. A. Vice Pres. 4. CLYDE PETTIT Verily I say unto you, when l rise to speak, let all ears be inclined to listen. Spanish Club 27 Ir. Play 31 Hi-Y 3, 47 Quill and Scroll Vice-Pres. 3: Paper Staff 35 Booster Club 3: Masque and G el 35 Quill and Scroll W I C CAROLYN PULLIG Her smile is like turning on a light. Glee Club l, 2, 35 Latin Club l: Christmas Pageant 1, 25 Easter Pageant l, 2: Y-Teen 2, 31 Spanish Club 2: Special Chorus 35 Ir. Play 3: Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Paper Staff 41 Editor ot Annual 47 Booster Club 47 Y-Teen Reporter 47 F. H. A. 4: Natl. Honor Soc. 4. FRANCES NIX Don't let the name fool youl , Transferred from Memphis. Natl. Honor Soc. 41 Y-Teen 45 Paper Staif 4: Annual Staff 4. ETTA SUE PARKER Calmly she 'gazes around in this turmoil of men. F. H. A. lg D. E. 4. PAT PATTERSON She talked..- ................... .oh, how she talked. Transferred from Brinkley. F. H. A. 25 Phys. Ed. 27 Booster Club 3, 47 Ir. Play 3: Y-Teen 3, 45 Paper Staff 47 Annual Staff 41 Library Club Reporter 4. wi I lOAN L D To be a y, she sure got V aro . Club l, 2, gf Christmas Pa t l, 27 Easter Pageant l, Zfbatu lub ly F. H. A. 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 3, Special Chorus Z, 3: Y-Teen Pres. 4g Ir. Play 31 Foot- ball Maid 2g Natl. Honor Soc. 3: Nat'l Honor Soc. Sec. 47 Girl State Rep. 3: Booster Club 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Paper Staff 49 Sextette 47 Stud t Council Sec. 3. PEGG G One e uiet little girls who tal the . Glee Clu 2, 3: atin Club lp Christmas ant 27 Easter Pag t l, 25 R we 2, 3, 4: F. , 3: I g Girl State R , ooster USS, 47 Natl. Hono 37 Masqu and Gavel 4g Pape 4: Natl. Honor Soc. Reporter 4: l Staff 4. I UANITA ROBBINS Smile and the world smiles with you Gtqgle and you qtqqle alone. Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3. CHARLENE RICHENBACH RUNDELL lt's better to have loved and lost Than be married and be b0ssed. Librarian 1, 2: F. H. A. 2: D. E. 3, 4. ARTIE SEIDENSCHWARZ If at first you don't succeed, try and try again. Football l, 2, 3, 4: S Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. WALTER STRABALA Aw, a woman is iust a woman, but a good cigarette is ' smoke. Football 3, 4: S Club 3, 4: Track 3: Basketball Manager 3. MARGARET SYNCO She knows the right road, and she's on lt. Transferred from Humphrey. F. H. A 4 SENIORS 'Uv ish,-' W' KWH VERNA MAE ROBNETT l'll forever ralsn a racket. F. H. A. 2, 4: Phys. Ed. 2, 3: D. E. 3, 4: Y-Toon 2, 3, 4 RUTH SATCHFIELD Someone's rocking her dream- boat. Transferred from DeWitt. Basket- ball 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Christmas Pa- geant 2: Easter Pageant 2: Li- brarian 2, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 2, 3: Paper Staff 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: S Club 2, 3: F. H. A. 2: Special Chorus 3: Girls Ath. Assoc. VicePres. 3: F. H. A. Sec. 4: Director ol Phys. Ed. Class 4. NELLIE SHINLEY She's like a tin can-she just rattles on and on. Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3: Paper Staff 4. IOHN EDMUND STUCKEY I stand at the brink of a great career-somebody push me off. Christmas Pageant l, 2: Easter Pageant l: Librarian 1: Monitor l: Booster Club 3, 4: Natl. Honor Soc. 3: Natl. Honor Soc. Pres. 4: Ir. Play 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Glee Club l: Hi-Y 3: Phys. Ed. l: Class ,Vice-Pres. 2: Class Pres. 3: Hi-Y' Sec.-Treas. 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Masquea d Gavel Vice-Pres.,4: lr. Red .Crol Coun- cil Chairman 4. ALFRED WAGGONER Did nothing in particular And did it very well. IEAN ANN WALLWORTH As for me, all I know is that I know nothing. Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Booster Club 4. ROBERT WESSELS Still water runs deep. I-li-Y 3, 4. ROSEMARY Wl'I'I'ENAUER Dignity, Oh, Dignity, Where Art Thou? Glee Club 1: Monitor 1: Christmas Pageant 1, 2: Easter Pageant 1, 2: Phys. Ed. 1, 2: Ir. Red Cross Council l: F. H. A. 2, 3: Y-Teen 2, 4: Y3Teen Treas. 3: Booster Club Treas. 3: Booster Club 4. PAYE EVELYN WORD Little but loud--tn making friends and spreading sunshine. Glee Club l, 2, 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 1, 2: Easter Pageant 1, Z: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4:4 Special Chorus 2, 3: Booster Club 3: Booster Club Sec. 4. LEOPOLD ZELLNER If luck stays with him, he'11 be a genius someday. Transferred from DeWitt. I-li-Y 4. SENIORS , , Mg, 51 '35, Y '7 , I X lg.-'K , . no Q ,. . ,. 6 'Q er St? QM -arg? fb 1 1 4 4 ,ff f 42 gm' , 4 , as fmgg, 2 ef 4 ii v v, ,www sgkffzfw gq xyf , v 4 A V Ms. + 4 . ' ' ' ,VIS ,. wwf.: we , 1 - tg ' 3.. Egiirxz , 5 -1 it f f Q ' . .,::...:: ,f 4 2 ff ' 521 W5 if t'swfm,1wwl .. 4935? W, is ffiii.. 23125 Qffwf W5 'tw' xg: wifi 35sSf.d,:4,3'ft we Q TOM WALTON It takes brains to be a REAL MORONX' Football 2: S Club 2, 4: Foot- ball Captain 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Student Council 4. ARNOLD WHEELER A one woman guy! Ir. Football 1: Ir. Basketball 1: Masque and Gavel 4: S Club 1, 4: Football 4. '. is really better Class President l: 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 4: Glee Club 2: Hi- Natl. Honor Soc. 4: PEGGY LOU YOUNG The more I see of men, the more I love my dog. Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Latin Club 1: Phys. Ed. 1: Monitor 1: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2: Paper Staff 3: F. H. A. Treas 2: F. H. A. 3. IUANITA MCKENZIE Picture not taken Her motto is: Track 'em, Whack 'em, Smack 'em. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Christmas Pageant 1, 2: Easter Pageant 1, 2: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: S Club. assessesnnml!!!llQ!Q!I!Q!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!5i3!!!!!!!!!5i!HE!HH n3i1llllH1IIllIIlII1I1IIllI1IIilIlllIlHl1lIlll1llllIl'liIl1illllllllIII lIIIIll IIIIIIIIIIIL .. :sin ... 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I Delores Abel W aw' 1 Dorothy Atwell ' Jack Barnard A ' Billy Ball E, ,QM if f it W, ' . tw ' . as sm. 431, Hudson Barnett Mary lane Brockrnan Donna Burke Billy Christine Margaret Clark Nancy Clary Iames Collier Wanda Cook essex P Betty Cottey Cecil Erstine Roy Erstine Darlene Geisler Charles Goacher A-1 Ralph Goetz Calvin Hagan D Y lohnny Hagan W ,Jx-LLQ H7 Qbwlmlfl' . lane Hammans iii , A f . :E- Q XLQNN' . Ward Harris ' J jflr '51-llbert Hayes XXJ J iffy Betty so lrlernilne M ...,, qi? l W ,. A A ss :L 44 : -' M QM ll , n t yan DM D V 1 , Y it i k :.'- - mf- . bl M Q I .:,.,,b: z 5 1 ,, ' zz, Vzz- -:--n I A l' l:y N C Cf ref Eugene Henry Connie Hildebrand Helen Hines Doroth Hoskyns Charles Lacy Clayton Malcomb Ioyce Malcornb Yocharlsae Martin Orbra Mathews Willma Merten Bill Miles lack Miller Ioe Ray Miller Betty Milner Robert Mitchel Arlene Momrnsen JU N IPORS as it .H 5 :EE b ,,,, M is . .1 h EIA ,. vm C R If a n 'sa Wx N ,.., .' Q .t rf LJ ' SE. 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Davis Pat Dils Lynn Doyle Billy Duncan lf Iohn Cecil Duncan ,f ' 0 Billie Lou Endresiga Earl Evans 119 Eimim Ezellg fl Glenn Feilke Pat Fricke ? p01 Q, Nancy Gettle Lenora Gibson 'M -I iid Q xv l il ': ': ' 'N ' sb , .,y-A Q ,.: .. it .i' S' 5' cc ce it W W EE'- -tii X .Q Q, M rs: fg: . M M: - 2 Eiz' ilz - A ?!'F ' ,S '.,- 'V ., , V . , .:.,,. , E ZZ: - Q .jx 5 t' I 5 .. 154,25 si ' wiv: x 4 w 3 gg XS I B l ------' W ' v-11-v SOP!-IOMCDRES Q- il' f 1 i E 1 v Katherine Green 5 5 .W Grady Greene ' Germaine Griffin Charles Griggs Q Betty mpton l L1 ampton y x 5 Hanson r etty Io Harper za. . y 1 rw or or E ::,A ii V nlnv mx Q Fannie Bell Herndon 1 ' Claude Higgerson lqil :iw 'Q Freida Hildebrand gl X Ioe Eddie I-Ioifpauir i Xi harles Holbert Iune Hord .athryn House Shi ley Idecker S- 'V nj q,,. argaret Kitley : , P A r ' Hugh Knoll mm , ts S , ' ' Ear ne Kinder 3 m y J Q I Z Mary Martin Arthur Meins Marion Meins R. C. Minton Billy Moll Howard Moore Clarence Moritz Pat McCollum W -- if sfixii W r .5-, ..,, V, - .3311 , K f fgyingx ff .. - lf . i n A ., .gsraf r ' ..,. G . - , ,... , ji t . . SGPHCDMORES P' lll Mary Ruth Page Emmet Parker Margie Payer Daska Phelps Peggy Prier Fred Ragland Donna Rich Leland Rittman Nolan Robnett Iohn Rule Io Ann Schroeder Mary Ann Selig Gladys Shepherd Billy Simmons Elmer Simpson David Stocks Harold Synco Peggy Synco Ianet Thompson Iohnny Trice Ray Webb Marilyn Weidner Patsy Wittman lack Woerner Mary Ann Zellner ,V :. ,vi im ri? F js. 'il' fl N 5 Mil rj-,, ww 1 iff-as spew 'fl'- ,qw Qyb S 4 i 5 . ., M ,iii M f . 53, s 2 E Wx ,ssl ix X f gs 5 .... - f. 1 fs SS. 0 ff 2, ,,i s X V' Mel J-gn. a- ' ' M1 3.'-115' I' A. y .,v,,r.!,l: lx., - :ntl Qgfl, R' A,!1,7'-if bkfptlffrf ' J1,ff'vj-f.fQ'fi,'r i 'Q xfd' M44 f' ' ,fl-yy iff As-U . A J I ,l-Jzxkr. ,,...f.,',l 'S fl-lf! 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M it ff film ilim N Mildred Lueblcmann Bruce Martin Bobby Miles Iack Manatt Bonnie Moore Wilfred Morgan Raymond Moritz Ernestine McCollum Hazelle McCollum Billy McMillin Billy Newton Elizabeth Oberdorfer 15,1 Alma lean Page Ioe Painter C610 AAA Dpi' s Charlotte Pierce f M Phyllis Pond August Prange Alberta Pummill Donald Rabeneck A Anthony Reinhart Shirley Rhein Iarnes Roth Wendell Roth Betty Rubach Betty Schroder Udell Schroeder Harold Seeman Tommy Selig FRESHMEN Louise Sharp Iune Shirkey George Stephens Harold Stinson Doris Thompson Robert Weaver Wayne Wessels Faye Williams Dorothy Willis Morris Willis Claude Wilson Billy Word Iuniors Harry Beck Howard Buerkle Donald Trullinger Donald Young Earlene Hardaker Betty Ray Martin Betty William Lois Wheeler . ,,,,-,1 Aw Pictures not taken .59 i if QE ggi W ' f s: r :egg if Z, Sophomores Betty lo Black Cletus Calliotte Herbert Meins Milton Oliver 2 ff' Q A l X ! Edward Ydindf S George StQ1'ey V Q . y ty N-. .fd x x 1 N 1 'I 1 ' A 3 . 1 is-3s::y.gfmge9:5'fn5qgm54i -4 4' ' , . Q ilildvvlwfmnfmfuawgtiv f.. ,-:-v-- Q.-if .fm-1-x.-as y-W M y Ig' C Z yu is , gl r -t -0 sw Q, 'Y 1 ,fx , N: ,ij Hfifs Q EY ,sv il s CLASS PRCDPI-IECY Hazel and Ioe Eddie, who were married in May, Are together and happy to this very day. But time marches on and changes are wrought By the five nice kids that the stork has brought. Rosemary, Doris, and Faye, the three dears, Are still all single though advanced in years. All you single old bachelors had better get maps, So you can wade through their numerous traps. Tommy Walton, our football line ginny, Has stopped throwing passes at pretty Pat Hemme. They finally are settled and are having their fill Of learning to run the Walton Rice Mill . Clyde Pettit, the bachelor, as you plainly see, Finally broke down and married Phyllis B. While B. D. Hicks, our sweet peanut vendor Had finally made Kathleen Kennedy surrender. Rosaline Grandgeorge, our cute opera teacher, Has married Bobby Wessels who I hear is a preacher. While Iohn Stuckey, the boy with the number one face, Has gone to the movies to take Van Iohnson's place. Frances Nix, the piano player, Has never had her genius fail 'er. She climbs over obstacles, no matter how tall, She'll soon be playing in Carnegie Hall. Though years have come and slowly gone, Our S.H.S. still lingers on. As I strolled thru town I saw at last What was left of the '47 graduating class. I saw on a corner Mr. and Mrs. Blackp Ruth said she was glad to see me back. Our conversation was going strong, When her kids called for her to come along. I slowly turned 'round and walked into Crowe'sp I hadn't been there in a long time, I know. At the bar sat cop Leopold Z., He'd taken the place of Appleby. Arnold and Nellie were the ones I saw next, They were living with the Holbert's in a quaint duplex. I forgot to tell, but Bill, our Clark Gable, Had suddenly married Norma Lee Abel. X Sincere Betty Hiatt, a loveable girl, With the help of Miss Foti, had the place in a whirl, It seems they'd concocted a formula of joy For all lovesick girls on how to catch a boy. Colvin, McKenzie, and Brands, our basketball stars, Had a team of their own and had gone very far. They were national champs and had great renown, Why, Betty could shoot baskets while upside down. Gay, Donny, and Tootie, our pride and joys, Had grown into three great big boys. They are now doctors with great careers And are thought by the public to be quite some dears. I glanced at the headline of the Leader and saw Roy McCollum had a new son-in-law, Harry and Margaret Ann had married, oh joy, She really put the strings on our wandering boy. Charlie Davis, with his dear wife Ioyce, Had become the nation's number one choice. He's the president of the U.S.A. And was only inaugurated yesterday. Iimmy Scroggins, the football player, Had been elected Stuttgart's mayor. He rules the town with an iron hand And, as far as I know, is a single man. Sherry and Ioan, the duet singers, With their accompanist, Peggy, are real crowd- bringers, They sing the songs and play the notes Which their helper, Carolyn, wrote. In Lodges Corner, there resides a pair Who, for all I know will always be there, Iohn Lewis and Sue are the sweet bride and groom Sue handles our hero with the end of a broom. Bill Blackwell our gay, young hop Is running his father's barber shop. And in the corner where your shoes get a shine We see, popping the shine rag, old Gus Baurnfind. I then found Pudgy in the regular places, Over at Hot Springs playing the races. While Arthur Hoffpaiur, our second Harry James Has climbed the ladder to success and fame. And now on my prophecy the curtain falls, As cheers ring out in the study-halls. While I watch the proud grades go past, I say give three cheers for a swell senior class.. 'LX srunr Nr co it NCCltl The Student Council, active in Stuttgart High School since 1939, has made definite advancement this year toward accomplishing its purpose-better cooperation between students and faculty members. The greatest achieve- ment of this group this year was its joining the National Association of Stu- dent Councils. - Some of the numerous duties performed are: directing traffic around the school during bad weather, assigning assemblies, sponsoring the lost and found department, and assisting in student activities, such as the junior Red Cross drive. Charles Davis, president of the Stuttgart Student Council, was elected president of the Inter-City Council held in Helena last October. The other Inter-City Council of the year was held in Hughes in March. The council now includes seven representatives from the seniors, five from the juniors, three from the sophomores, two from the freshmen and one each from the seventh and eighth grades. ' The president and vice president were elected at the end of last year by popular vote from the student body. They are: president, Charles Davis, senior, and vice president, Roger Waggoner, junior. The council sponsor this year has been Mr. Gene Waldon, principal. mamma . , ,r1w.w4,g:g7yQs5i.f'1, Seated: Robert Smith, Betty Hiatt, Betty Bueker. Joyce Hoskins, Charles Davis, Dorothy Hoskyns Susan Brasher, Dorothy Loveless, Rudolph Lacy. Standing: Birch Willey, D. B. Davis, Wally Iacobs Hugh Knoll, Iohn Stuckey, Roger Waggener. Billy Ball, Tom Walton, Larry McVay, Norman Arm strong, Howard Eddins, lohnny Hagan. .. 3 NATIGNAI. HONOR SQCIEW I,-if i fag m 1 14,5 it 3, J' W -5, lf ':1: Q. QE uzlu , Betty Hiatt, Gloria Bueker, Peggy Ragland, Frances Nix, Doris Bishop, Sherry Drennen, Mrs. Revlllo Hooper, Sponsor, Mrs. Vivian Greene, Sponsor, Carolyn Pulllg, Gay Gillette, Iohn Edmund Stuckey, President, Donny Loveless, Rosaline Grandqeorqe, Ioan Pollard, Ioe Ann Foti, Ieannette Burton. Iohn Wittman, Phyllis Bloomfield. My D.E.TRAlNlN6 if :'-- E A Mlm A ,1 A lst row: Sue Gunnell, Phyllis Bloomfield, Maxine Longnecker. Etta Sue Parker, Helen Inman, Verna Robnett, Evelyn Faye Hahn, Margie Parnell, Lorraine Thomason, Betty Williams. Sarah Phelps, Betty Boyd. 2nd row: Howard Eddins, B. D. Hicks. Arnold Wheeler, Larry McVay, Billy Christine, Iohn Goff. Donny Loveless, lames Parker, Hazel Burdette, Elmer Seidenschwarz, Iean Wallworth, Mike Prislovski, Kathleen Kennedy, Cecil Erstine, lrlmes Collier, Milton Oliver, Roger Oliver, I.. I. Hefley, Iohn Berrymen, Leopold Zellner. Walter Strabala, Louis Hula, Gus Baurnfind,Winston Was- sell, Rudolph Papen. 3rd row: Norman Armstrong, Bobby Eddins. Torn Walton, Willis, Hildebrand, Herbert Mains, Ward Harris, Clarence Crandall, Artie Seidenschwarz, Donald Borchert, Gerald Iones, Robert Mitchell, Alfred Waggoner. Donald Young, Ralph Goetz, Leon Doyle Sixty junior and senior students were enrolled in the Vocational Training program this year. A student who is enrolled in this program may alternate a half-day in school and a half-day on the job in a learning procedure for a particular trade or occupation. This part-time program brings 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. The school does its part by furnishing technical instruction, and the em- ployer provides the trainee with directed experience under actual working conditions. Vocational Training is paralleled with Vocational Guidance which was introduced in Stuttgart High School this year. to ,Q Y X X-. aligglx W J.3:i., . ? v'i'f flv+'cuw:us-n-:.::-::,4T,,,, , , xg, 5 A-V . V- - TEEN I JT Q The Y-Teens, known until this year as the Girl Reserve, is a national junior Y.W.C.A., organized at Stuttgart High School in 1939. At a formal candlelight service held in the high school auditorium on November 18, forty new members were initiated into the organization. ln March the Y-Teens and the Hi-Y, a similar Christian organization for boys, held their annual banquet together. The Y-Teens officers for the year are: Ioan Pollard, president, Betty Lois Boyd, vice president, Hazel Burdette, secretary, Margaret Ann McCollum, treasurer, and Carolyn Pullig, reporter. Last row: Margie Payer, Louise Simpson, Gloria Stovesand, Ida Carolyn Prange, Ierry Blackwell, Iune Hord, Ovitta Sue Harris, Donna Rich, Kathryn House, Ioyce Hoskins, Sue Gunnell, Betty Boyd. Phyllis Bloomfield, Hazel Burdette, Margaret McCollum. 2nd row: Betty Black, Betty McKenzie, Billy Wills, Io Claire Knoll, Marilyn Weidner, Io Ann Schroeder, Peggy Prier, Margaret Kitley, Marilyn Beverly, Faye Word, Donna Burke, Virginia Wells, Betty Martin, Nancy Clary, Iane Ham- mans, Margaret Shupe. Io Hemme, Delores Abel. 3rd row: Pat Bailey, Gladys Shepherd, Ioyce Laws, Doris Bishop, Betty Brands, Ieanette Burton, Norma Abel, Kathleen Kennedy, Ruth Satchfieldj Peggy Young, Carolyn Pullig, Ioan Pollard, Peggy Ragland, Sherry Drennen, Frances Nix. 4th row: Marilyn Shaver, Pauline Pummill, Pat McCollum, Betty Cottey, Nancy Gettle, Bobbye Wills, Lorraine Thomason, Earline Conrad, Delores Hahn. Rosaline Grandgeorge, Betty Hiatt, Pat Patterson, May- lene Moritz, lean Wallworth, Verna Robbnet, Charlene l-lemme, Carolyn Colvin, Ianet Thompson, Sarah Phelps, Connie Hildebrand, Betty Williams, Rose Marie Synco, Frances Reeves, Donna Wort- man. Sth row: Yocharlsa Martin, Willma Merten, Betty Endres, Betty Bueker, Daska Phelps, Mrs. Vivian Greene, Betty Holbert, Betty Harper, Margaret Harper, Patsy Wittman, Lois Wheeler, Patsy Seifert, Wanda Cook. HI-V lst IOWZ Mike Prislovski, Bobby Eddins, Howard Eddins, Larry McVay, Birch Willey, Clyde Berry, Billy Wittman, Iohn Cecil Duncan, Robbin Hagerman, Tom Coker, Iimmy Scroggins, Bobby Smith, lack Miller, Iimmy Bishop, lack Roth, Fred Ragland, B. D. Hicks, R. C. Minton, Billy Christine, Lynn Doyle, D. B. Davis, Donny Loveless, Howard Moore, Al Hayes. Iohn Stuckey. 2nd row: Leland Shook, Iohn Berryman, Bill Holbert, Fred Inman, Charles Lacy, Billy Blackwell, Albert Crandall, lohn Goff, Norman Armstrong, Bobby Allen, Lewis Hula,Huqh Knoll, Wendell Roth, Bi11Y Duncan. Emmet Parker, Billy Moll, Billy Ball, Paul Iohn McCoy, Roger Waggoner, L. I. Hefley. Gerald Iones, Wally Iacobs, Ralph Goetz, Robert Wessell, Artie Siedenschwarz, Grady Greene, Mri Norvel Kelly. 3rd row: Gay Gillette, Iames Parker, lack Woerner. john Roth, lames Ball, Bee Inman, Billy McMillian, Dee Inman, Glenn Feilke, Clarence Crandall, Calvin Hagan, Iohn Wittman, Leopold Zellner, Iohnny Trice, Elmer Simpson. The Hi-Y, whose purpose is to create and maintain throughout the school and community higher standards oi Christian character, was reorganized dur- ing the spring semester of 1946 after a recess of two years. There are more than sixty boys who are charter members of the organization, which meets bi-monthly on school time. The Hi-Y centers the attention of high school boys on religious principles for youth. Its objectives are moral, physical, and social development and its motto is clean speech, clean sports, clean conduct, and clean living . Charles Davis, elected state president last year presided over the annual state I-li-Y convention held on March 2l-22 in Little Rock. The officers of the organization are: president, Donny Loveless, first vice president, Iohnny Hagan, second vice president, Charlie Davisy- third vice president, limmy Scroggins, and secretary-treasurer, Iohn Edmund Stuckey. . 'mira-i'i'?.. ' . . . i 1?! 7h:'fI1'rr4'v. ' ,. . 'Mr :Hers-'-Kev H-:env A-Q--me-I nm, .sas v 1-.1-Marx-'-.-. ins +:...fa:.-.ea.z.Lvu-::.1,-su1zQ7-':.'er:a1feHea49er rt e-mn::vHwPefvs:fr'rvsPfn?4Y:5fr-wIf-1?iK11k'i'K1?:'1vv, -'w 'f 1 15 - FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR F.H.A. lst row: Donna Kinder, Lillian Ahrens, lane Hemme. 2nd row: Mary Ruth Page, Betty Thompson, Angeline Burrows, Betty Io Harper, Margaret Cohrt, Faye Hansen, Margretta Simpson, Patsy Malin, Deane Stallings, Iane Winter, Lorita Earlywine, Peggy Synco, Mary Ann Zellner. 3rd row: Raye Williams, Linda Holbert, Gladys Fore, Betty Garrison. 4th row: Audrey Simpson, Mary Sue Berry, Carolyn Hardister, Rhea Hoskyns. Sth row: Ioyce Rhein, Barbra Eichler, Eustenia Hofipauir, Patricia Kirchoff, Marie Petter, Mildred Doyle, Bunnie Dockery, Mrs. Ethel Adair. Iune Hiatt. F.H.A. CLUB OFFICERS President ........................................ Ieanette Burton First Vice President .,....., Rosaline Grandgeorge Second Vice President ....,.. ........ H azel Burdette Third Vice President ....,................... Nancy Clary Secretary .......,........... ...... R uth Satchfield Black Treasurer ....... Margaret Ann Shupe Reporter ..... ........... I one Hammans Historian ..... ...... B etty McKenzie lst row: Betty Io Black. Marilyn Beverly, IO Ann Schroeder, Peggy Prier, Hazel Burdette, Margaret McCollum. Sue Gunnell, Phyllis Bloomfield, Delores Abel, lane Hammans, Nancy Clary, Margaret Shupe. 2nd row: Ida Carolyn Prange, Ioyce Laws, Margaret Harper, Charlene Hemme, Roseline Grandgeorge, Ieanette Burton, Ruth Satchtield, Carolyn Pullig, Allene Ioerns, Margie Parnell. Margaret Clark, Barbra Clark, Margaret Synco, Sarah Phelps, Lorraine Thomason, Vema Mae Robbnet, Betty Bueker, Betty Lou Endres, Betty McKenzie, Patsy Wittman, Freda Hildebrand, Kathryn House, Mrs. Ethel Adair. 4th row: Frances Reive, Shirley Rein, Devona Harris, Maylene Hagan. Betty Ives, Gertrude Harshaw, Geraldine Griifin, Helen Bryant. B OOSTER CLUB lst row: Lillian Ahrens, Tom Coker, Margie Payer, Mary Ann Fletcher, Ioan Schroeder, Hazel Burdette, Ioyce Hoskins, Phyllis Bloomfield, Betty Boyd, Sue Gunnell, Margaret McCollum, Kathleen Kennedy, Faye Word, Lois Wheeler, Patsy Seifert, Virginia Wells, lo Hemme,Donna Burke, Betty Endres. 2nd row: Marilyn Shaver, Pauline Pummill, Ierry Blackwell, Lillian Carle, Ioyce Laws, Carolyn Pullig, Ruth Satchfield, Sherry Drennen, loan Pollard, Peggy Ragland, Ida Carolyn Prange, Betty Martin. 3rd row: Hazel McCollum, Doris Bishop, Betty Brands, Rosella Becker. Alma lean Page, Peggy Dowtin, Ianet Thompson. Birch Willey, Phyllis Pond, Marilu Harper, Pat Bailey. Donna Wortman, Betty Williams, lane Hemme, lean Wallwoi th, Pat Patterson, Betty McKenzie, Wally Iacobs, Marilyn Beverly, Margaret Seidenschwarz. Margaret Kitley, Iune l-lord, Robbin Hagerman, Billy Word, Louise Simpson, Carolyn Colvin. 4th row: Hayne Wessels, Iohn Cecil Duncan, lack Miller, Mr, Gene Waldon, lack Roth, Margie Parnell, Maylene Moritz, Peggy Young, Billye Wills, Louise Simpson, B. D. Hicks, Gloria Stove-sand. Bobby Wills, Betty Rubock, lames Ball, Iames Roth, Louis Hula, Norman Armstrong, .lohn Stuckey. The Booster Club, whose purpose is to promote a spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship between the student body and the athletic department, has accomplished much this year. X In addition to calling pep meetings, selling score-cards and season tickets, and attending out-of-town games, the club bought new jackets for the four cheerleaders, who are also Boosters. Io l-lemme, club member, was elected as Booster maid to reign in the football royalty at the Thanksgiving home-coming game. The club adopted a song, written by Pat Patterson, as the official Booster Club song. The officers chosen by the members are: Sue Gunnell, president, Norman Armstrong, vice president, Faye Evelyn Word, secretary, and Hazel Burdette, treasurer. ' LIBRARlAN'S CLUB This organization is composed of students who Work in the library. Its purpose is to help students and librarians respect the library and let it be the light of the school. One of the association's most outstanding activities ol the year was spon- soring an assembly in which librarians and members of the various English classes enacted scenes from well-known books. The officers, elected by the club members, are: Ioe Ann Foti, president, Doris Bishop, vice preseident, Betty Hiatt, secretary, limrny Selig, treasurer, and Pat Patterson, reporter. The library is managed by students Without an instructors supervision, other than their faculty supervisor, Principal Gene Waldon. Seated: Delores Reinhart, Ieanette Burton, Roseline Grandqeorqe, lanet Thompson, Betty Hiatt, Ruth Satchfield, Phyllis Bloomfield, Hazel McCollum. Maylene Moritz, lean Wallworth. Standing: Ycmcie Burrow, lack Roth, Edward Banasky, Pat Patterson, loe Ann Foti, Doris Bishop, Iimmy Selig, Roy Erstine, Gus Baurnfind, Gene Wcrldon, Sponsor. V BAND vs 1 Sue Betty, Mary Ann Fletcher. Raymond Woodall, Earl Ioe Hesse, Ovitta Harris, Hans Oberdorfer, Clyde Hard, Grady Green, lack Barnard. 2nd row: Nancy Clary, Kathryn House, Io Claire Knoll, Ia e Ann Wimer, Edward Banasky, R. C. Minton, Ierry Bogard, Io Eddie I-loifpauir, Donald Young, oretta Earlywine, Lonnie Belcher, Wayne Paul Wessels, Earl Rabeneck, Ralph Wilson, Tommy Selig, Iohnnie Belcher, Bobby Allen, Charles Holbert. 3rd row: Mr. Charles Martin, Marilyn Weid- : Hugh Knoll, Donald Davis, Elmer Seidenschwarz, Eustina Hoifpauir, Marie Petter, Mary o EW ner, Iune Hord, Billy Wills, Delores Abel, Betty Io Black, Pauline Pummlll, Marilyn Shaver. Margaret McCollum, Bobbye Wills, Bunny Dockery. Iack Miller. Margie Payer, Max Borchert. X The Stuttgart High School Band, directed by Mr. Charles Martin, held two concerts in the school auditorium, one in February and one in April. The members also attended the Band Festival held in Forrest City, April 11. Besides excellent performances at home iootball games, the Band faith- iully followed the Ricebirds to all out-ot-town games. Nancy Clary was elected maid from the band to reign with the football royalty at the Thanksgiving homecoming game. The drum major is Pauline Pummill, and the four rnajorettes are Betty Io Black, Delores Abel, Marilyn Shaver, and Margaret Ann McCollum. Q .4 , 3 . r, . Qi r rw A -77'1l. .' I -i v r - - L... :tu 'Mfg uf.. . ,-,Y 5? .'.: .g ' ,. X 5'xi, Q T Q1 ,.' ' fl'- s if if 0 , o V- : ' -if If f- X if ' . -'- III' r T, Q . r lk.r54kw2cQf:i'h-2'4':'s':'5:rfz.+-gI:..w.1.4,fuses-qiQ9'fk'-QtT-1'r4!1.g.-wxS-n-1-4qg,f4:f-..'-5-'s'..s-:g-gf7.ef-u,f- KX N .....,,,,..,,,.....A ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,1,,,,,,,.,.,:...k ...,,,.... ,,,..,.,,,,4.,,,,.,..,,.,, .,,.,, L....,A .,,, ,,....,.,-MA MAJOl'2E'TES Delores Abel, Marilyn Shaver, Pauline Pummill, Margaret McCol- lum. Betty Io Black. gr ' f V Q r ,,,,,3m 5,3-' qnuuussnrvv' x 1 va GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lst row: Gladys Hahn, Ierry Blackwell, Ovitta Harris, Donna Rich, Ioyce Laws, Rosaline Grand- georqe, Ieanette Burton, Ruth Satchfield. Sherry Drennen, Ioan Pollard, Ida Carolyn Pranqe, Patsy Seifert, Louise Simpson. 2nd row: Billy Wills, Emma Erleman, Marilyn Shaver, Patsy Iones, Pauline Pummill, Dorothy Shirkey. Ioan Hildebrand, Mary Martin, Geraldine Griffin, Ella Luebkeman, Lillian Carle, Mildred Luebkeman, Faye Hansen, Patsy Wittman, Gloria Stovesand, Louise Simpson, Lois Wheeler, Lillian Ahrens. Mrs. Helen Berry. 3rd row: Betty Ruback, loyce Conrad, Dorothy Blundell, Dorothy Willis, Alma lean Page, Betty Collier, Daska Phelps, Shirley ldeker, Earnestine McCollum, Lorene Blohm, Lucile Brands, Betty Hampton, lane Hammans, Margaret Shupe, Bobby Wills. . fs. 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AQ ,axons- past mf ance-5 IX se, SIX are A d h .me maga, Sherry Drennen 'ved . . . . i . n w at t 20. blographles, one a history A of Should into the study han, so as to have x er I8 l ' 2 Jec. . .rls' 1 hig.. -he seni Miss Peggy Hime m' Sponsor lt- vill be de evergl ea All I ' d SBYVGQ Donald Borchert :I , following numBus1ness Manager in Graz .nan ,de of ia T- -'bn' Wil Ch Ioan Pollard Frid Ehcir .-wish -ra E 415.56 ly shfrouded witl Fm sorry I woke 5 you now know, But while comf mg U1 I stumped my b 11 p A i., A ,,....,w fine Peqqv Hime Mrs. Ethel Adair Sponsors ily' I: Carolyn Pullfq Sherry Drennen mf A N N U A L S T A FF Joan Pollard, Peggy Ragland, Frances Nix, Iohn Siuckey, Mrs. Ethel Adair, Sherry Drennen, Miss Peggy Hime, Carolyn Pulliq, Pat Patterson. Margaret Neighbors, Iimmy Scroggins, Doris Bishop. QUILL AND SQFZOLL mvmwmwqmgwmu rf ,1-N' WP P' MISS Peggy Hlme Sponsor df lfflff Q if .WW 1 WP! idk! MYR? 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A ' X1 9 ' QM ff -M., 4 f f 4 A in , 1 'l Q az f by ,x gf v-u,5g5,'zKg,1g:,5x?1,3, M25 x 9 1 ,Jn , Quai, af ix N2 V, 35. u . f W? ,f ' -+ ss' '. 5 Q- Mr- V 7:6 ,f ,X 'us 1 ,Q fp, ' X tv ' 3 4- A-If 4 4, M5 X sy Q, V ' wwgxyfv v + K ,, , 'z M mx, U 4 44. 22 4' A 1 4 fx ANNUAL QUEEN TSUWOLLLQIL. SENIOR B2i.l:g.5Jo:J-PQAMM.. W-sa5MM. WMM. Wg? 'mm lcd ?s:iz,,,.:,.,3+ FOOTBALL H2 Glenn Feilke, Rosella Becker, Iohn Wittman, Nancy Clurt' Howard Eddins, Kathleen Kennedy, Karo- lyn Babain, Hazel Burdette, Larry McVay, Kent Bessy, Betty Ray Martin, Iohnny Hagan. Betty Io Hemme, Billy Ball, Louise Simpson, Leland Hiatt. QUEEN AND MAIDS Betty Io I-lemme, Louise Simpson. Rosella Becker, Hazel Burdette, Kathleen Kennedy, Betty Ray Martin, Nancy Clary. - ! 'i i i-'-'-W' 7' 'C ' ' ll l SENlOR PLAY Seated: Ioyce Hoskins, Charlie Davis, Ioan Pollard. Donny Loveless, Sherry Dren- nen, Norma Abel, Earlene Conrad, Iohn Stuckey, Carolyn Pullig, Mrs. Revillo Hooper. Standing: Gay Gillette. Peggy Ragland, Donald Borchert. Iohn Wittman. Carolyn Colvin was absent when the picture was made. Seven Sisters , senior play, adapted by Edith Ellis irom the original of Herzog, was presented at the high school auditorium April 18. The plot revolved around a widow, Ioyce Hoskins, and her troubles in finding matrimonial catches for Katinka, Sari, and Ella, the older oi her seven daughters. These were played by Peggy Ragland, Ioan Pollard, and Carolyn Pullig. ,Her problem was complicated by the fact that she was bound to the old custom of marrying off her daughters in the order of their ages. Mitzi, the fourth daughter, portrayed by Sherry Drennen, was expelled from school for running away to a masque ball. She was reduced to the age of 15 in order to advance her sisters' matrimonial chances. Feri Horkoy, Iohn Edmund Stuckey, the lieutenant she met at the ball, crossed her path. They revealed her plight and he wagered that within a year he will see that her older sisters are married off. Mitzi's own romance with Horkoy became seri- ously threatened, but matters adjusted themselves and Horkoy wins his wager. Other parts were: Gay Gillette as the Colonel, Charles Davis another lieutenant, Iohn Wittman the Colonel's nephew, Donny Loveless as Toni, Don-Q ald Borchert as the gardener, Carolyn Colvin, Norma Lee Abel, and Earlene Conrad as the three younger sisters. The play was under the direction ot Mrs. Revillo Hooper, senior sponsor. JUNIOR PLAY Almost Eighteen , a three-act comedy by Dana Thomas, was presented on March 14, in the high school auditorium. Eddie Barry, portrayed by lack Barnard, got two essays on Truth Today entered in a contest. In extricating himself from this embarrassing situation, Eddie involved his family and nearly lost his best girlfriend, Ann Sherman, played by' Nancy Clary. But Eddie's Uncle George, Roger Waggoner, arrived home from a fishing trip just in time to explain, in the easy going manner charcteristic of him, just how such a situation occurred. Others starring in the comedy were: Robert Smith as Eddie's dad, William Barry, Gloria Stovesand as Grace Barry, Eddie's mother, Donna Burke as Eddie's sister, Beatrice, Louise Spellmeyer as Mabel Warren, a music teacher, Margaret Neighbors as Mrs. Granville of the Women's Club, Al Hayes as Tommy Granville, a friend of Eddie's, Io Hemme as Sally Davidson, one of the crowd, Bill Ball as Mr. Merritt, a professor, and Virginia Well as Miss Wal- rymple, a clubwoman. The play was directed by Miss Peggy Hime and Mr. Merl Benton, junior class sponsors. I .4 X, tl ' Seated: Nancy Clary, lack Bamard, Gloria Stovesand, Robert Smith, Donna Burke, lo Hemme. Standing: Mr. Merl Benton, Roger Waggoner, Louise Spellmeyer, Vir- ginia Wells, Bill Ball. Margaret Neighbors, Al Hayes, Miss Peggy Hime. MASQUE AND GAVE L Seated: Ioyce Hoskins, Ioyce Laws, Carolyn Pullig, Sherry Drennen, Peggy Rag- land, Phyllis Bloomfield, Margaret McCollum, Kathleen Kennedy, Ice Ann Foti, Carolyn Colvin. Standing: Donny Loveless, Charles Davis, limmy Scroggins, B. D. Hicks, Iohn Wittman, Iohn Stuckey, Gay Gillette, Mrs. Revillo Hooper. Larry McVay, Clarence Crandall, Clyde Pettit, Norman Armstrong, Tom Walton, Arnold Wheeler, Gus Baurnfind. if The Stuttgart High School chapter of the Masque and Gavel, an honorary society for speech and dramatics students, has completed its third year of organization. The membership ot this society is drawn from Mrs. Revillo l-looper's public speaking class with Mrs. Hooper as sponsor and adviser. The objectives of the Masque and Gavel are to serve and aid students who are interested in better oral usage of American English. The organization is deemed honorary in that it officially recognizes sig- nificant work in speech areas. Qualifications for membership in the society are character, scholarship, and evidence of special ability and interest in speech. The members of the society presented a one-act comedy, Rich Man, Poor Man , in an assembly program in February. Officers of the Stuttgart chapter are: president, Larry McVay: vice presi- dent, Iohn Edmund Stuckeyg secretary, Charlie Davis, reporter, Kathleen Ken- nedyg and sergeant-at-arms Carolyn Colvin. Those serving on the standing executive committee are: Carolyn Colvin, Peggy Ragland, and Arnold Wheeler. L , -fur: In-rn s H, my . 4 .14 V r x 1 .5'!wF! 1:1:. ' '11 , 911111 l M Y ill X N my w 39531522 ig mm i 1Maziisisiii:2ii,Lx1ixis.lHM A. ., .4.. Q .ml.!f:,i52is!WMfiiiiipu, ..,, M .H.wiaiwif 1fHz21.,1.4l:.. X., .N . mm: iv-:rv :':2' -11-fn 11 ., ,,:.r, :A-'A' -rv -.-fr-ff -A-ff 11 .--f 1-nn -r -rn 1. nsnr -pun- ,Yv, 7.7 FCDGTBALI. lst row: Walter Strabala, Gerald lones, lohn Wittman, Iimmy Bishop, Freddy Newton, Iohn Goff, Bobby Eddins, Willis Hildebrand. Bobby Black. 2nd row: Coach Leon Wheeler, Iimmy Sroqgins. Artie Seidenschwarz, Donny Loveless, Tom Walton, Howard Eddins, Johnny Hagan, Calvin Hagan, Gay Gillette, Coach Merl Benton. 3rd row: Leland Rittman, Leon Doyle, Bill Ball, Larry McVay Clarence Crandall, Arnold Wheeler, Albert Crandall, Claude Wilson, Glenn Feilke, Elmer Simpson Emmit Parker, Cletus Callicote. Billy Newton, Harold Stinson, Clyde Berry, Roger Waggoner 5th row: Bobby Smith, Fred Inman, Leland Shook, Gus Baurniind, Iames Collier, loe Prislovsky Leland Hiatt, Neal Eickler, Guy Freeland. l E L. 5 Leon Wheeler ' Coach Merl Benton Assistant Coach A, ,I I. HAGAN HILDEBRAND WITTMAN September Stuttgart ww.........,.... 20 England ,,,,w ,,,,,,., September 27 Stuttgart .......,........ 19 Searcy ,.... v.,Yr,,. 6 October 4 Stuttgart .......ww,,,.,. 6 Clarendon ,... .,.v,,w. O , October 11 Stuttgart .....,..,w.. 21 DeWitt ...c, ,...r. Y . 6 October 18 Stuttgart ..,.,.,.......t. 0 Wynne ..... , ...c.... 26 i October 25 ' LQVELESS Stuttgart ...........r..,. 28 Parkin to c.t. .... 7 EDDINS November 1 Stuttgart .,t.. . r..t.o,t U Helena ooo,. oo,,o,.. 1 9, November 8 Stuttgart ..,.. .,... , . 7 Forrest City oo,. S . ,cc,t C19 November 15 Stuttgart ........,...... 18 Marianna .t.... O November 22 Stuttgart ..........t.Y. . 6 Subiaco or to ,,,,oo 31 November 28 Stuttgart ......e ...,t. . U Brinkley ,,.,. . ...,,. 20 BISHOP C. HAGAN 2 STRABALA GILLETTE NEWTON FO 0 T B A L L oem' GOFF I' tr ,, i-all il ,.. -13.1 I-1 L L rl TQ- ,mf C. CRANDALL SEIDENSCHWARZ MCVAY SCROGGIN S FGOTBALI. BLACK BALL WALTON H. EDDINS WHEELER CAPTAIN FGGTBALI. ' ' ' : 'iJ i ' 9A ml' ' A W . . 5 , U - .- VQ.. : . -Lf .+f.:1 ,,-.:z::., Q ,I , aa fx I E, Y R ' A , xJllga i' , I 35 .M ' V- Y I , '1 4 x , L1 EEEE 1 wg , V, fx-M .A E 0 . mg -'E I :I ,.V ,EV Q1 ' A q,,, A A . ,K 5' A nf., 2-' 'H pw? .f 4 A. CRANDALL DOYLE IQNES VW' 1 ' Dorothy Hoskyrrs Helen Inman Betty Brands CUDYUU1 Co-Captain Mrs. Bertie Vos Iuanita McKenzie Coach o Stuttgart ,... 24 Hazen .,.......,.... 26 ff 1 Stuttgart ,.rt 29 England ............ l4 X J, ' Stuttgart .,., 25 St. Mary's ........ 13 3, XP, QU Stuttgart .... 39 Forrest City ..,.., 22 if , ' Stuttgart....34 Humphrey ........ 8 X f X Stuttgart .... 39 Humphrey ....r..r 13 ' H 't't I, Stuttgart Y... 32 Hazen ......,.....rr 21 J V' ,XJ Stuttgart ..,. 31 Brinkley ,.....,..... 16 P ' RL! Stuttgart .... 30 Helena ,,.r....,.,r.r 39 ' X GJ I A Stuttgart .... 42 DeWitt ...,...,....,. 33 t Sf. Stuttgart rr.. 43 Wynne ..,........... 42 Stuttgart ..,. 2 England ............ 0 Wg? 4 Stuttgart .... 57 Lonoke .....,........ 14 Q J ds Ji gtlggwfeit Stuttgart .... 29 Forrest City ....r. 23 .JY r Stuttgart r.,r 40 Lonoke ...,...r.,.... 13 I K lvl! -5 Stuttgart ,.,. 37 Brinkley ............ 21 , f PL? jlflfttt, t Stuttgart r..w 62 Carlisle rt.......... ll P B3 ' JJ f H' Stuttgart .... 57 Roe .t,.,......,........ 18 ,L 4 P urn pen Stuttgart ...A 49 DeWitt r,r,,........, 28 ID f fd l , k G 1 e Y Stuttgart ..., 20 Holly Grove .... 37 B 1 Pm PHC e i. t Charlene Richenback Ovitta Harris Maylene Moritr W Carolyn Colvin Evelyn Hahn BOYS' BASKETBALL Coach Leon Wheeler and Assistant Coach Merle Benton opened the '47 cage season with seven returning lettermen. The 'Birds were all wound up and looking great for their first game, only to lose to England 29-20. This jinx, which the 'Birds seemed to hold, cost them losses to Catholic High, 3l-14, Forrest City, 30-23, Beebe, 40-30, Marshall fat Conway Tournamentl 26-75 Hazen 38-19, Brinkley, 37-35, Helena 35-32, DeWitt, 43-20, Wynne, 38-35, and England, 34-32. They trounced Lonoke, 24-32, but lost to Forrest City, 64-36, in the follow- ing game. Again they defeated Lonoke, 35-34, in the return game. Brinkley took a second game from the 'Birds, 45-34. The team kept up steady improvement to defeat Carlisle, 41-13, however, they lost to Beebe, 67-34, in the next game. They defeated the powerful DeWitt team, 20-13, in the return game with them and took a 40-37 victory from Holly Grove in the following game. The 'Birds lost their return game with Catholic High, 34-13. They ended the season with the district tournament at Forrest City March 6-7-8. Standing: Charles Davis, Donny Loveless, Roger Waqgoner, Iimmy Bishop, Billy Ball, Calvin Hagan. Kneeling: A1 Hayes, Emmet Parker, Clyde Berry, Billy Duncan, Tommy Coker. Iohnny Hagan and James Parker were absent when the picture was made. 4 ' ' N 'Z ' ' M -' .-'44-S-h': '1 ---A ' Jzpgzauria-s:.ffam-rs-sw',-+ 5 'ii fa X x JUNIQRCHRLS'BASKETBALL X Va Standing: Mrs. Bertie Vos, Alma lean Page, Louise Margaret Cody, Nancy Howe, Patsy Iacas Susan Brasher, Betty Collier, Reah Hoskyns, Ernestine McCollum. Kneeling: Audrey Simpson, Alberta Pummill, Mary Sue Berry, Nancv Hammans, Lois Willson. JUNIQR BQVS'BASKETBALL Sianding: Ronald Scheuerman, George Stephens, Jimmy Buckley, Dee Inman, Ierry Bogard, Bee Inman, Rudolph Lacy, Roland Eichler. Kneeling: Francis Wessels, Charles Richenbach, I. A. Galvin, Iohn Grabbe, Bruce Martin, Dale Ross, Billy Word, Bill Whiited. .57 A Carolyn Colvin Donna Burke 5' gi? 5.- . 'K ' gg' . ,Q ' ,if jf Ai? E ff E? lie? CHEER :Yi If Af: I L' .3 V Kathleen Kennedy LEADERS n I X Sue Gunnel I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the dignified illustrious Seniors of the Class of 1947, being of sound mind and reason do here- by cause this our last will to be published. All pre- vious wills, transcripts of purpose, design or gift are null and void. We dispose of our worldly knowledge and possessions in the manner follow- ing, to wit: ' FIRST-We leave, give, convey and bequeath without hesitation to the unfortunate juniors our beautifully painted and decorated edifice of learning with qll its appendages of tortures, such as exams, detention, and lessons SECOND-The Senior Privileges go to next year's seniors, with a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year attached to it. THIRD-There are a few personal belongings which members of our rank leave to those less fortunate than themselves. Carolyn Pullig bequeaths her ability to concoct foul smelling gasses in the chemistry lab to Robert Smith. Rosaline Grandgeorge leaves a small portion of her singing talent to Betty Milliner who tries so hard. Bobby Black leaves to the school library 50 copies of his latest book, Sensations of a Newly Married Man. Gay Gillette would like Albert Marion Hayes, Ir. to have his brawny physique. Betty Hiatt leaves her studious ways to lack Barnard so he can graduate next year. Alfred Waggoner wills his good looks and dash- ing personality to any poor dope who'll take 'em. Donny Loveless wishes lack Miller to have his attractive blush to use once in awhile. Leon Doyle wills his immunity to feminine wiles to young crush-getting lads. Clyde Pettit bequeaths a bust of himself to the school to be put by Washington's in the library. Rosemary Wittenauer leaves her devilish grin and forward manner to Mary Ann Selig. B. D. Hicks would like for Shirley ldeker to have his 90 mile per minute tongue. Pat Patterson bequeaths her self assurance to Marilyn Beverly to add to her own. Clarence Crandall gives his football ability, his rrilanners, and his spirit to any half-pint who needs t em. Iohn Edmund Stuckey wills his immaculate ap- pearance to Orbra Mathews. Artie Seidenschwarz leaves, and takes with him everything that isn't under lock and key. Carolyn Colvin bequeaths her speedy talk to Mr. Brasher. Nellie Shinley and Arnold Wheeler leave-- together. Iimmy Bishop leaves his speed and his frequent trips to the office to Wally Iacobs. Gerald Iones gives his carefree gaiety in classes to Bonnie Lou Heien. Ioan Pollard leaves her ability to catch a man and keep him to Pat Bailey. Ioe Ann F oti requests that her flirtatious walk go to Patricia McCollum who certainly could use a little more swing. Hazel Burdette and Betty Boyd leave their abili- ty to get diamonds to anyone who is in danger of being an old maid. Margaret Synco just leaves! ! ! Willis Hildebrand leaves a red curl to every girl, and a fighting spirit to next year's football team. Verna Mae Robnett bequeaths her ability to look at the sunny side of life to Betty Raye Martin. Billy Blackwell gives his shoulder pads to Birch Willey with his wishes that they bring him better luck than they did the former owner. Earlene Conrad leaves her short stature to Emestine McCollum. ,L ,,, MAMMA ,H , . - ..,.......-- -.-LH Peggy Lou Young bequeaths her indifference to boys to Io Claire Knoll. Faye Evelyn Word leaves the DeSoto to lane Hammans, but takes Pete with her. Iuanita Robbins leaves her giggle to Marilyn Shaver. Iimmy Scroggins leaves his way of not getting along with girls to Fred Ragland who doesn't seem interested either. L. I. Hefley leaves a well-worn path in the road between Stuttgart and neighboring towns. Gus Baurnfind bequeaths his ability to relax and sleep during classes to Iohn Rule. Ruth Satchfield Black leaves her ability to raise babies and chickens to any future farmer's wife. Snake Eddins gives his pretty brown curls and long curly lashes to Pat Dils, so he can charm the girls. Delores Hahn wills her lofty height to Margie Payer. Donald Borchert leaves his manly physique to Iohnny Trice so he can be a REAL TOUGHIE. Ioyce Hoskins and Charlie Davis bequeath tc Fannie Bell and D. B. their ability to go steady for a long time. Evelyn Hahn wills the pop corn stand at the Majestic theater to the Williams twins. Margaret Ann Harper came quietly, left quietly, therefore leaves quietness to Pat Fricke. Charlene Hemme leaves her ability to be a Physics Shark to Iohn Paul McCoy. Margaret Howanitz wills her ability to graduate from school without studying to Nancy Gettle. Allene Ioerns isn't going to give anything away, but will trade her great big yellow car for Iack Roth's Model A. Francis Kirchoff wills her ability of talking only when asked a question to Billy Christine. Ella Leubkman leaves a little sister to the sophomore class. Maylene Moritz bequeaths her seat on the bench next to Mrs. Vos to Yocharlsae Martin. Lorraine Thomason wills her ability to follow instructions on a peroxide bottle to Io Ann Schroe- der. Tommy Walton bequeaths his infernal laziness to Billy Wittman to add to his own. Gloria Bueker leaves her small and dainty feet to Mitzi Dews. Frances Nix leaves her disposition to the whole school and a little smile for the boys. Walter Strabala wills his ears to the biology lab to replace the elephant's ears that were de- stroyed last year. Lewis Hula bequeaths to lack Woerner his neat- ly combed hair. Sue Gunnel leaves her wit and boisterousness to Betty Holbert. Helen Inman would like for Ovitta Sue Harris to have her basketball ability to insure victories next year. Rudolph Papan bequeaths his nonchalance and savior-faire to Billy Simmons. Larry McVay leaves his sea stories to Iohn Goff to bore people with next year. lean Wallworth leaves her car to Lenard Rut- stein so his dad won't have to carry him around all the time. Ieanette Burton wills her poise and dignity to Ianet Thomoson. LASTLY-As for all the rest, residue, and re- mainder of our personal estate, goods, and other undesirable belongings of whatsoever kind and nature, we give and bequeath to the janitors, so that they may not be contaminated by vile fingers. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal, this first of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty- seven. SENIOR CLASS'47 Ahab i .EEE.F5F...F'F.,., FU it Vt , rx :EE 'E KNEW' 'iiilifilzxmgx if ' f ff ur5EiiiEL'inisi1f T1 mm H1wmvMM1R1Wlil'3l l gauze 2 , 4 4 , 5.s,:f .MJ 11 .A y ,, ,, +k..,,, .,.,. , Q ' 15 1 ilu . , ..s:,,-Mf5:f: if z I ,,, V 'V , , Q17 an V.. 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