Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1948 volume:

We Mamma! 948 fuffzilecf J? s'ru1-rem:-r n-1 new-4 sc Hoon. Jfuitfakt fffzkaniai 0 I I AL M L 0 . ' 1 I . ALMA MATER Hail, noble alma mater, Dear old Stuttgart Highg Symbol of strength and honor, Champion of the right. From the golden fields of riceland, Ring her praises to the sky. Loyal we pledge our hearts forever To Stuttgart High. Slater 'Tu Q-...W DEDICATION In deep apprecratron of her rnterest understand mg and assrstance to the Rrcebrrd and innual Staffs through her years of servrce we the staff of 1948 respectfully dedrcate thrs book to our frrend and advrser Mrs I1thelAda1r K' u 'S 9 - , 1 7 , , , . . President M. E. e Secretary Ralph mm l h Gilbert -31---Sv l-is-D I 0 R f fm SCHOOL BOARD 56532 S as E 'NN Erle H . fa: A 1 5 95,7 n A hihbh Je 'N-. ii administration 'A' ,pn ,114 'ir ir 'k f ! -k rf , I ty ff' s A' 9 5 . :'i N r ,' 3' 1. I K i N-NNW ' MN M, -N D. Clary, B. A., M. A. SUPERIN TEN DENT PRINCIPAL MRS. ETHEL ADAIR B. S. H. E., M. S. Home Economics, Sponsor of Future Homemakers Ii, of America and Ricebird. MRS. GRAYCE BENNETT ' L. I. Latin I and II, jr. High English, Sponsor of jun- A ior Class and Latin Club. I I 1 . JJ' .123 i . wrf, MRS. CHRISTINE BERRY Algebra I, Seventh and Eighth grade Math, Spon- sor of Eighth Grade. ai MRS. HELEN BERRY -' q A. M. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Geography, Eighth Grade History, Study Hall, Sponsor of Seventh Grade. MRS. JIM BRASHER ,Q MISS BETTY CASTELLAW A. B. f' L B. s. E. Physics, Geometry, Advanced Al- SP2I1iSh I and II, Sophomore gebra, Sponsor of Seventh Grade English, journalism, Sponsor of and National Honor Society. Spanish Club and Quill and , Scroll. A X f Y 13 I ,rift lv 1 .Ln ff. I i . .. LQ . fiat-'.ll1 5 ' fig' MISS MARILYN GRAY B. A. English I and II, Physical Education, Girl's Bas- ketball Coach, Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MRS. GRADY GREENE l I Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Sponsor of Y- K Teen and Junior Class. 1 I l tix ., MRS. REVILLO WARE HooPER .ff I t B. s. E. . Sr. High English, Speech, Dean of Girls, Sponsor f N, 1' , of Senior Class, National Honor Society, Masque 4' and Gavel. l..lla MR. NORVEL W. KELLY B. A. Business Training, Distributive Education, Study . 5 Hall, Sponsor of Senior Class and Hi-Y. I fag. R 4-4-T MABEL MOSELEY A. B. Seventh English, Freshman Eng- lish, Sponsor of Library Club and Y-Teen. MRS. FRANK McCORMACK A. B. American History, Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Student Council. MRS. HAROLD GILBERT Secretary to Superintendent. MRS. ERIC Le BROCQ B. S. Chemistry, Biology, Sponsor of jr. Y-Teen. MR. CHARLES MARTIN Band and Study Hall. N- 'V' B. S. E. MR. M. F. MAXON Civics, Seventh Grade Science, Assistant Coach, Sponsor of Freshman Class. MISS ELIZABETH MILLS Y' A General Science, Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Gen- '9 eral Math, Sponsor of Freshman Class. , ,N Wm '52 ,jf xp V1 x ,A V H l Afl 5 ' A 1 E, 'sul 'lv l. , y 5 ., . ..--- ,gl ........---A MR. NED MOSELY A. B. Physical Education, Coach, Spon sor of Sophomore Class. -ry X I 1 GRADE TEACHERS IN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Dllfkfff Fletcher 6th gffide 6th grade JULIA SHANNON TEACHERS V' I :gui Seated: Miss Maragaret Trice, Principal. From left to right: Mrs, Roy Pullig, Mrs. Lediu Harkness, Mrs. Kathryn Rosen- crantz, Mrs. Louise Gettle, Mrs. Glenn Van Duyn, Mrs. Frances Gibson, Miss Avis McCauley, and Mrs. Helen Rhodes. fi ' 3 Broyles Sth grade I i .DX SGHICFS 'ki' iii' s-lb JOHNNY HAGAN- With friends as numerous as the grains of sand. Vice-Pres. Freshman, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, S Club, Library, Track, Glee Club, Booster Club, Pres. Senior Class, Rice Bird, Spanish Club, Masque and Gavel. BILLY BALL- Oh! lt's just another one of those things. Library, Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, S Club, jr. Play, Booster Club, Masque and Gavel, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, Vice- Pres. Senior Class, Spanish Club, Rice Bird. -Q, - GLORIA DELAINE STOVESAND- I might be better if I could, but it's awful lonesome being good. Glee Club, F. H. A., Booster Club, Masque and Gavel, jr. Play, Y-Teen, Vice-Pres. Library, Sec. Senior Class. BETTY RAY MARTIN- Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Latin Club, Glee Club, Y-Teen, Booster Club, Band, Football Maid, Treas. Senior Class, Spanish Club, Masque and Gavel, Carnival Maid, Rice Bird. DELORES CAROLINE ABEL- . ' . . DOROTHY ATWELL- Tal1,ran, She's talented-she's able. Glee A Si. W W and eageff' Transferred from E1 Club, Majorette, Latin Club, Na- A ' ff A Dorado, Y-Teen, Booster Club, tional Honor Society, Y-Teen, F. ' ' 'i3i,' Glee Club. H. A. ' V ' g HARRY E. BARKAND, JR.-- He'll argue with a fence post. Band, Latin Club, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club, jr. Play, Football, Basketball, Masque and Gavel. HUDSON BARNETT- I'm not lazy-I'm just dreaming. Treas. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Booster Club, Football, S Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, Mas- que and Gavel. -i t i gl A ' tih, yn I if 7 I , a MARY .JANE BROCKMANN- She serves while others give excuses. Glee Club, Latin Club, Annual. DONNA BURKE- Pretty to walk with-witty to talk with. Glee Club, Band, Football Maid, Treas. Freshman Class, Latin Club, Sec. Soph. Class, Y- Teen, jr. Play, Pres. Booster Club, Cheer Leader Spanish Club, Rice Bird, Student Council, Carnival Maid, Masque and Gavel. -1' ferred from DeWitt. F. H. A., Booster Club, Li- BILLY CHRlSTINE- Ma, give me a nickel. I wanta' go out and be tough. Transferred from San Antonio, Texas. Hi-Y, Library, Glee Club, Booster Club, Football, Student Council, Basketball, Spanish Club, Masque and Gavel. MARGARET CLARK- Pleasant to know. Trans- f Q brary, Y-Teen, Glee Club. NANCY KATE CLARY- She knows all the an- swers. Transferred from Freer, Texas. F. H. A., Band, Y-Teen, National Honor Society, jr. Play, Booster Club, Football Maid, Spanish Club, Rice Bird, Annual Staff. JAMES GILBERT COLLIER- A more consci- entious student could never be found. Transferred from McGhee. Football, Latin Club, Masque and Gavel. WANDA COOK- A cheerful little eyefullf' Glee Club, Booster Club, Y-Teen, Pres. F. H. A. fi 'Q .,.. Y, mam BETTY LOU COTTEY- It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Glee Club, Latin Club, Y- Teen, Booster Club. JOY CREIGHTON- A type all her own. Trans- ferred from Monticello. Basketball, Glee Club, Latin Club BOBBY EDDINS- A football man, Basketball man, last but not least a ladies man. Football, Basketball, Hi-Y Treas. jr. Class, Track, Masque and Gavel, x 0 ea - 4, all Sec. and Treas. S Club. x M . 4' si rf .gi S. 1. . 1- Y ,ia , D Spf? F V :Yiw u tiff-t':' '1 , ,.. , . feanmwiyza. A ' we CECIL ERSTINE- I never had a date, I pray thee then, write me as one who loves his fellow men. Football, Booster Club, Hi-Y. ROY ERSTINE- Oppressed by two weak evils- classes and work. Booster Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Library, Spanish Club. DARLENE GEISLER- What is life without Mar- ion? F. H. A. CHARLES GOACHER- If Gods would but grant me one fair lady. RALPH GOETZ- He that knoweth more than two, I envy, he that knoweth less than two, I pity. CALVIN HAGAN- A good sport in more ways than one. Football, Basketball, Vice-Pres. S Club, Band, Pres. Soph. Class, 2nd Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Cheer Leader. Booster Club, Track. MYRA JANE HAMMANS- EARLENE HARDAKER- Quiet Such joy it is to hear her sing, we and cool in appearance, but so is fall in love with everything. Latin 4 dynamite. F. H. A., Booster Club. Club, Student Council, Glee Club, Band, F. H. A., Y-Teen, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Rice Bird, Mas- que and Gavel, Annual. at WARD HARRIS- He's seen but not heard in clas- ig , ses. Glee Club, Football, S Club. 5 ff., ,fo-'lvl AL HAYES, JR.- A woman is an evil but a neces- U f sary evil. Transferred from Little Rock, Football, ff? A Basketball, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Track, jr. Play, Masque 3. - . 'fl and Gavel. I BONNIE LOU HEIEN- She'll go far in life be- cause she has ambition. Glee Club, jr. Red Cross, Pres. Latin Club, Sec. jr. Class, Sec. National Honor Society, Pres. Student Body, Pres. Spanish Club, Pres. Librarian's Club, Booster Club, Y-Teen, Editor of Annual. BETTY JO HEMME- She talked-My! How she ta1ked! Glee Club, Reporter, Y-Teen, Vice-Pres. Booster Club, jr. Red Cross Council, jr. Play, Annual Maid, Student Council, Cheer Leader, Football Maid. Student Council, Cheer Leader, Football Maid. CONNIE HILDEBRAND--!'Men! Men! Oh, how I enjoy them! Glee Club, F. H. A., Y-Teen, Boos- ter Club. BETTY HOLBERT- I am entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. Glee Club, F. H. A., Y- -4'9 Teen, Booster Club. DOROTHY JUNE HOSKYN- What men dare, I dare. S Club, Basketball, Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society, Girl's State, Annual, Glee Club, Chairman Jr. Red Cross Council. YOCHARLSAE MARTIN-- For nature made her what she is and never would another. Glee Club, Basketball, Y-Teen, F. H. A., Booster Club. ORBRA JAMES MATHEWS- Aren't we thankful he has no twin. Masque and Gavel, Rice y 1 Bird. R ' IQ:-ug 3' ' . l .LQ , , 3 4 f - sr tea., ' ' c ' sf - ff Club, Library. , WILMA MERTEN- Quiet, re- serw ed, and demuref' Y-Teen, Glee Club, Booster Club. BILLIE MILES- I've graduated-whee!!! Track. JACK MILLER- He's forever parking because there's a 'miss' in the car. Football, Hi-Y, Band, Library, Glee Club, Booster Club, Masque and Gavel. JOE RAY MILLER- Just an old woman hater but there's still time to make a fool of himself. Booster BETTY MILNER- I declare girls-the longer I live the older I get. Transferred from DeValls Bluff, Glee Club, Y Teen, Booster Club. K fo ARLENE MOMMSEN- She thinks a lot but says A little. Glee Club, Latin Club. L ers HOWARD MORRlSJ Ideas are like beards, men 'Q if do not have them until they grow up. Library, Mas- , ' que and Gavel. if Ha ii: 'i :1 DON HAYES NOAKLEY- I'm standing on the brink of my career-someone may push me off. Latin Club, Boy's State, Hi-Y, Li- brary. PAUL JOHN MCCOYJVA true friend is an asset but a ladys friend is a shaky proposition. Band, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club. BETTY MCKENZIE HAHN- Love is the great est of education. I'm educated, Transferred from Brough. F. H. A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, Rice Bird. ROGER OLIVER- You can bet on me to show. Football, Masque and Gavel. CLEO PATTERSONH- All great men are dyingfl pq, feel bad myself. WILLARD PATE-f- He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. SARAH jEAN PHELPS- A human phonograph to the tune of giggle. Glee Club, Y-Teen, Library, La- tin Club, Booster Club, Basketball, F. H. A. IDA CAROLYN PRANGEf Content to let the world go as it is. Glee Club, F. H, A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, Masque and Gavel. A s f -R V k ,-k,L I 5- Z if 1. fit'-7 55 ' :d Q 44: ?: Fugfta -13. ':',, ' 'Q ' ieTiS?if.,t --. f 1' ,. g '- I 1 1 i . 1 A f L - . '-5 a n N . i K A f rg 'fa ik -'fr' ' fe . K -Jr' , A5 . .S Q Y - v .qff:. 5l'.,. I ..., , X ,. . V .. MAXINE RICHENBACK- XVon ry never made folks great-there- fore, ball, MIKEY PRISLOVSKY- Fond of pleasure, never still, has never studied, never will. Hi-Y, Booster Club. PAULINE PUMMILL-- My figure made me fam- ous. Glee Club, Y-Teen, Booster Club, Annual Maid, Drum Major. WILMER EARL RABENECK- I may do some- thing sensational yet. Band, Masque and Gavel. DOLORES REINHART'-- When my prince charm- ing comes along. Glee Club, Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Y-Teen, Library, Booster Club, Girl's State. fs why should I worry? Basket- 43 S Club, Y-Teen, Booster .FQ Q. ol 3 V 'flew 2' FRANCES RIEVE- She is her- Y . Transferred from Gillett, Arkan C1 b sas. F. I-I. A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, u ' Glee Club. E 1 1 ,, Q, ii f: a , JACK ROTH--' My glasses dont help me see di X61 through things. Library, Band, Hi-Y, Glee Club, f 1,1 A Booster Club, jr. Red Cross Council, Rice Bird, An- - g, 3 nual. ii 'sl' . BETTYE SAMBOLA---f Always ready with a smile. x -wi , ' Transferred from DeWitt, Arkansas. Glee Club, X I Band, Booster Club, Library, F. H. A., Latin Club. 5 A fx A ' MARY BEA SCOTT- A friend to all. Latin Club, Q VK X -, Library. A ,' ELMER SEIDENSCHWARZ- IfastY He talks so sh' fastl! Band, Hi-Y. af 'N' . ,. X.- ' 1 self--what more can ou ask? PATSY SUE SIEFERT- I'm such a reckless flirt. Glee Club, Y-Teen, F H. A., Booster Club. Iv94.RILYN SH XI Q! LOUISE SPEI:LMEYER+ Her theory is that the football field isn't the only place you need a good time. Glee Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A. Booster Club, jr. Red Cross Council, jr. Play, Library. ROSE MARIE SYNCO- If silence were golden I'd be a millionaire. lf. H. A., Y4Teen, Booster Club. ROGER XWAGGONER- Me, Myself, and I. Latin Club, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, Booster ketball, Track, Pres. National Club, Vice-Pres. Student Council, jr. Play, Boy's State, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, All-District Football. VIRGINIA WELLS- Lox'ely and vivatious with oh so many friends. jr. Red Cross Council, Vice-Pres. Y-Teen, Booster Club, jr. Play, Masque and Gavel, F. H. A., Annual, Rice Bird. jIMMY SELIG- Eat drink and be merry, 'for ito- morrow you may die and death seems rather perman- ent. Lprary, Booster Club, Hi-Y. AVER- A cute little number with a cute little figure. Glee Club, F. H. A., Y-Teen, . Booster Club, Majorette. LELAND ROGERS SHOOK- I always get my way when I argue alone. Glee Club, Hi-Y, Football, Booster Club. MARGARET ANN SHUPE- Short and sweet and hard to beat. Glee Club, Accompanist, Band, Foot- ball Maid, Annual Maid, F. H. A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, Cheer Leader, Football Queen, Masque and Gavel. ROBERT SMITHW- Napoleon was a small man. Latin Club, Hi- Y, Football Manager, S Club, Student Council, Vice-Pres. Nation- al Honor Society, jr. Play, Band, Booster Club, Annual, jr. Red Cross Council, Masque and Gavel. .P ' '21 if li ' , -0' '1 il. ' .VP I , 2' 'CCP' ,, x Q I Club, Football, Bas- Honor Society, S Annual, Rice Bird, WINSTON WESSELS- His mother must have been scared by a parrot. No one can out talk him as far as speed is concerned. Hi-Y, Booster Club, Glee Club, Track, Spanish Club, Masque and Gavel. BIRCH WILLEY- A gentleman, Sir! Who loves to hear himself talk! Transferred from Marion, Ohio. Hi-Y, Booster Club, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross Council, Spanish Club, Masque and Gavel, Annual, Basketball, Rice Bird. BILLYE ,IEANNE WILLS- You must mean my sister Bobbyef' Glee Club, Majorette, Band, Vice- Prcs. li, H. A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, Carnival Maid. Q' BOBBYE JEANNE WILLS+ You must mean my sister Billyef' Glee Club, Majorette, Band, Sec. F. H. A., Y-Teen, Booster Club, Carnival Maid. BILL WITTMAN- Look Mom- mie, I've grown six inches in my Senior year. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Boos- ter Club, Masque and Gavel, S Club, Spanish Club, Rice Bird. DONNA WORTMAN- She has a winning smile and way. F.H.A., Booster Club, Y-Teen. CLAYTON MALCOMB- Good intentions but slow as a turtle. Transferred from Clarendon. Mas- que and Gavel. Picture not taken. JOYCE MALCOMB- Without Irene-Life would be nothing. Transferred from Clarendon. Picture not taken. JAMES PARKER- If it weren't for classes this W A- would be a darn good school. Basketball, Football, dk V., ,I Hi-Y, Glee Club, S Club, Track, Booster Club, I , L. Masque and Gavel. Picture not taken. .viz 1 1 V CLASS PROPHECY ohnny Hagan most popular hrs Semor ycar ls now launched ln hrs famous career He IS Presxdent of Arkansas Power and Lrght And seems to be workmg day and nrght Happrly marrxed you now can sec Donna and Snake wrth chrldren three Lxved rn a trailer for a small fee And are now resldents of Tennessee Didnt luke medlcme then hc trled lava Four years of college off Ma and Pa Went back to football with hls all dlstrlct fame Roger Waggoner ns a protcssxonal wrth all Amcrlcan fame Charming ynacxous cute and sweet 'Io Hemme was a cheer leader hard to beat She neyer left she s strll here Leadmg yells year after year Red Pate 15 stnll flymg a test pxlot great ack Mlller flxes wrth a s1m1lar fate WIHSLOH Wessells st1ll talks so fast And so does Elmer Sexdenschwarz as the ears go ast Yo Mart1n now has a IDONIC career Delores Remharts at Wellworths the end of the ear Then she and Cottey w1ll moye to the clty Where Betty w1ll play Delores vull smg a dntty ane Hammans went to college studned speech Then she declded she wanted to teach Educated rn full she settled down Now she rs wrfe 1n her own home town Betty Ray and V1rg1n1a decrded to roam But fxnally settled wxth an old maid s home Vrrgmra ns m charge of the fxnancral deals Whrle Smoocher does all the house work and meals Brlly Ball went to ASTC started out as Pre Law Changed to the UDIVCISILY and now IS a Pa Bxlly Wxttman couldnt lease o Clalre behmd But got a llttle wrser and has a new find Remember how Ick Hagan was the lxfe of the School 9 We mrssed hlm the last semester but He s no fool He went to work and rxght away Got a yob that pays good cntrl thrs day Mr Amd Mrs Barnard s son jack the apple of thelr eye Loved Louxse Spellmeyer and Glorna Stoy esand was another sweetxe ple But alas and alack he couldnt declde Now he ll flmsh hrs lnfe wrthout a lrttle brlde And Darlene Gelsler a yery cute chick Marrned Harold Seeman and lxves 1n a neat A la Lake Drck Wrth krddxes and vmes all over the place Makes one feel they re mterested rn the human race Margaret Anne Shupe football queen Loves musxc and handsome john Goff Mother says to the Conservatory she must go Looks lrke the weddmg bells are a long way off Met Betty Sambola nn Grand Central Statxon And you can nmagme my elatxon She mvrted Dorothy Atwell to be yudge rn a Baby Show She had entered her gurl qunntuplets you know Paulme Pummrll a sweet little cup cake Fell rn love wrth an awful jake She s marrxed to Paul McCoy a real nxce fellow And has lots of lrttle glrls wxth haxr of yellow Beno Chrxstme kmg of the drce Made a qulck stop on sllppery lce Round and round he went with a bang Dented her car and fell un loye wrth Ida Prange Al yxcnt to collcge studled to be an engrneer Marrred Bobbye Wllls and has a famous career mlmstratlon Married Bnllye Wrlls and xs now Presndent of our Natnon Wrld about the moves made motlon plctures hrs professlon Now Orbxe makes thrxllrng shows about h1s true con fessrons He stars Mary ane Brockman renowned soprano canary Papers have hlnted that soon they wrll marry After school was out he went stralght to sleep Untll thls yery day he hasnt made a peep He wanders around m a mary elous dream Wake up Hudson get on the beam Saw Mary Bea Scott she s 1n a Ballet She s the star of the show Ballet Russe Frances Reeves went back to the country but drdnt stay there long e moyed to the cnty and got a yob wearmg a sarong And now on my prophecy the curta1ns fall As cheers r1ng out rn the study hall Whrle I sxt and watch the grades go past I shout Grye three cheers for a grand SENIOR CLASS I 3 - . , . . . Y , . . V N u A , I . 7 Y I Y . A . .I . A , y ' ' 1 A y' , s ' - I . . a D A , I' 7 t , u - . - I ' n Q . , A Y . U y by 7 A , p . . 1 . y I I 'ly . P. L I y l - , .- , Birch went to the University' studied Business Ad- , 'H h I ', . , ' , .Q . J V 3 . 1 5 Q . . . .A. . . Q . 5. Y, - , - ls . , , S T . I 7 ,T I ' 1 S , , . Y . . Y. 1 , . . Sh ' ' I n . I y . 7 ' ' y - 1 ' 7 . , I Avg Ju 1110163 if 1.4 I 5 --fs.. -1- ' X -4' I . t. fi , J lf Q ,af f ' -- ' S I I v President Delbert Davis Vice-President Margaret Kitley Secretary jo Ann Schroeder Treasurer Tom Coker Patricia Bailey Violet Bailey K Xp. 1' 'U' . ' A., 1 , ff ' X X Edward Banasky 'A t Q 7 Rosella Becker , Qtr 4 ' AV iv-if A XX ,W A' ' .Li .WX T' jf' Corine Beeble 'E Clyde Berry 0 Y' E .4 .1 Marilyn Beverly AF K xi f W , Fl? jerry Blackwell f ' . 1 ' .. 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It Robin Hagaman Maylene Hagan Gladys Hahn Marilu Harper Gertrude Harshaw Ray Hefley jane Hemme Leland Hiatt joan I-Iildrebrand Fred Inman Bee Inman Dee Inman -3' 1' K E -s an fl . JU- S--'X' v +65 u 1.'i.'. ' f 5 LVA' 4 ' ,se , P? 7: I All .Q I r, 1 -rf , 04 if Q .t' 'I' A 1 r' ' ai -fig .P if fix l vi '1' Ernestine McCollum Hazelle McCollum Billy McMillan Elizabeth Oberdorfer Charles Oltmann Larry Owen Alma jean Page joe Painter Phyllis Pond Alberta Pummill Donald Rabeneck Anthony Reinhart 'af' -.B .,. 5 eiaaifagr 23 -l 9? r' ' f ' ' . Betty jane Ives Wally Jacobs Charles Jolliff jerry Larkin Mildred Luebkemann jack Manatt Bruce Martin Authur Meins Bobby Miles Bonnie Moore Bucky Morgan Raymond Moritz ,af fffxlff- I c W Ng H' sf: 'Q f is 35557 3 t '- ,. fl 1 L 1 I apt' -Ivy I fl ' ., xlfkg 01 VH' ,J ef GP . , 44 ' 7 'S' pill? '. AS. ,4s AO fy ff glean , V f a 4, ' ' . 33 V. . 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'x f M 8 ff K- r 5 T I X ll Martha jean Dobbins Bonnie Dockery Barbara Eichler Jeanette Farrester Gladys Fore I. A. Galvin Betty Garrison Betty George ,. , , -X 7 rim ' Om Jas , 'YE' , xr. NS gs? A f 4 s ff ' 1' I' . ,..- v X -0, J 1 'x William George Edward Gingerich Ralph Goacher john Grabbe George Hardaker Carolyn Hardister Bobby jean Heien Donald Hemme june Hiatt Ustenia Hoffpauir Linda Holbert james Hord QQ ll' IF, ffis 1 X X wr' J, KN An' L if ll gf!! ,,fa'1Z 'fd ',Q 1- .Q ,0 f f' ,K .gd 1 4' w 4- v 3 3 4 'P 's X. e ' , A-ax. 1 B X fn. 1- , A :Q ,Q V1 ai 'Q ,v fx .3 Q , -x f 'L ' nf - ' sim ,gf on . I . as 1' xl .av 'Q 1,3 ff! ,NV X! l N ,nv In I ,3 R. g Y 1 Y, V '7 lxw 5 . Thomas Selig Audrey Simpson 1' L ,W 4 Margie Simpson . Albert Steele Charles Stephens Rosalie Stone Betty Thompson Kenneth Vose Bonnie Weaver Ralph Wilson Jane Ann Wimer Max Wittman 4 iii Q f Q vvs -K f' 5 I X ' Y fi 33,1 s 'Q AQQA 1' l ' Qi Lift as -Q Peggy jo Owen Marie Petter Joyce Rhein Peggy Richardson Charles Richenback james Ross Marion Ross james Rowe Lillian Rutherford Leonard Rutstein Lee Sayre Ronald Scheuerman If H915 fl fi' RL- X fffi N it N11 4? A ., R. , ,f,: S,-1 .f-Q QC! ig ffm, -Q ,,,,, 649 aww EIGHTI-I GRADE Sa UTTC RTSCHUO Ln rn 434.5 fit' by First row: julia Williams, Gloria Banasky, Ruth Newton, Earline Green, Sue Hamp- ton, Yvonne Armstrong, Mary john Laney, Patsey Grant, Ann Shook, Minnie Anderson, Second row: Mrs. Berry, Sandy Harkness, Jeanie Owens, Sandra McCoy, Patsy Jacobs, Nancy Hammans, Regina jones, Betty Burke, Bootsie Word, Donna Hildebrand, Susan Brasher, Nancy Howe, Linda Deacon, Third row: Carolyn Carle, Ruby Duke, Betty Bent- hall, Dot Matthews, jean Stahley, Darlene Wolfe, Rachel Bailey, Betty Ahrens, Gloria Synco, Roland Eichler, Arthur Haywood, David Ahrens, Vernon Howell, Gene Crosby, S. D. Grisham, Sherman Robnoltg Fourth row: Bobby Wortman, Robert Griffin, jay McEntire, Lyle Gilbert, Billy Rex Leach, Reann Coose, Roy Brown, Henry Hester, Waymon Inamn, George Brazil, Raymon Woodall, Earljo Hesse, Charles Stender, Hugh Chandler. Sponsors-Mrs. McCormack and Mrs. Berry President ,,,, , . , Nancy Howe Vice President , .. .. , Susan Brasher Secretary H ,, H , Nancy Hammans Treasurer ., , Sue Hampton Q . Q. og., 4, . L dm, 134 if xy- SEVENTH GRADE X 0' ' f A 'fa 6-fun iffxaf f 'EH file at 54 ?:1?,i.f f I 'e J A 1 'X' is ,rg .ka . 'Q' ,7 1, if J 1- , f. '-1 4- gg., .9 :MX tvs f , ' 9 Q K 4 5.g,,sQjgri, , V 5 , t -.,: g i,5,'1?lw-1:94, as 1 ,Isa shi V W A ...,K.wT'r1..3f. f'f'f 'WX7 'A' .. .lf .z rf 1 First row: Anna Erleman, june Harris, Vickie Hagan, Sylvia Bloomfield, Freda Rhein, Carolyn Martin, Shirley Gingerich, Patsy Atwell, Wanda Hildebrand, Mary Sue Simpson, Shirley Stendcr, Yvonne Roark, Margaret Ann' Trice, Raymond Webb, Martha jo Dehne. Second row: Dorothy Stahley, Louis Barnett, Katherine Paige, Ann Ricketts, Ruth Hardin, Tommie Buerkle, Don Argo, Johnnie Page, Marie Adkins, Virginia Burris, jane Wittman, Nancy Greer, jo Ann Weidner, Shirley Carter, Thural Shores: Third row: Mary Morgan, Billy Weatherby, Bobby Shores, Clyde Richenback, Norman Weatherby, Don jones, Bobby Cunningham, john Louis Zellner, Charles Holbert, Donald Painter, J. W. Byers, Buddy Cox, Clyde Hemme, Buddy Ross, Paul Sells, Maylene Gar- rison, Pattie Thompson, Mrs. Helen Berry, Fourth row: Harold Barnett, john Burrows, james Griffin, Railgh Dodd, Perry Dillon, Robert Weatherby, Billy Sells, Bobby House Mac McCullum, Tommy Shores, Benny Berry, Donald Haller, LeRoy Hardaker, Arlyri Massey, Carol Martin. President ,,,,.,c,,,,ci,, ,,,,,c,,,,,, N ancy Greer Vice President ,.,,,,,.,,,,...,.,,, Shirley Carter Secretary ,,,,,,c,,,,i, ,cic,, M ary Sue Simpson .I Q!, 'bxNexZ 4 , I gf, as . 'N E ' Students not present when pictures taken Seniors Soghomores Clayton Maldomb Joyce Malcomb Billy Garrison Bucky Synco James Parker Freshmen Juniors Leon Gunter Joan Dilday Elmira Ezall Bobby Kirohoff Fred Richenback Harold Seeman Ralph Smith Lewis Willett Mary Ann Woddall Maxine Stone Mildred Doyle Robert Ahrens 'B - . Qnqi 'Q- li I lFf',, 1 2 5,5511 ,,r it ttf 'ki' 'k ir 'A' xy organizations STUQENT coUNc1L 1' I 35' .r L - Standing, left to right: Mrs. McCormack, Bobby Miles, Rudolph Lacy, Lee Sayre Hugh Knoll, Glenn Feilke, Billy Christine, Tom Coker, Birch Willey, Charles Betty Mr. Brasher, Bonnie Heien. Sitting: Patsy Jacobs, Mary Ann Fletcher, Peggy Dowtin, Margaret Ann Seiden- schwarz, jane Hammans, Donna Burke, Jo Hemme, jo Claire Knoll, Rosella Becker. Pres.: ...,, , , , Bonnie Heien Vice Pres.: , ,..,,.,,,Y. ,.,, , H Tommy Coker Sec.: ,,,,,,.,.,,, Margaret Ann Seidenschwarz Treas.: ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,.. W U Glenn Feilke 77 .fr . ,I gs? D . ss R 5 Xe , for MG' .aah Roger Waggonfr Robert Smith Bonnie Heien Dorothy Hoskyn PfCSidCf1f Vice President Secretary Treasurer Delores Abel Delores Rheinhart Mrs. Brasher NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x X 3 L. B 'Q sr , 5, 'E If 1 ? W S Mrs. Hooper Betty Holbert Sponsor SPOHSOI' We Nancy Clary AHF? ...-q 'S ,Os 4'-VH. -5 Y-TEENS HSTUTTCAJRISCHUUL ui--Q First row: Marjorie Payer, Joan Schroeder, Peggy Prier, Dorothy Loveless, Yancie Burrows, Janice Dilday, Hazel McCollum, Jane Hemme, Nancy Clary, Marilyn Shaver, Louise Spellmeyer, Betty McKenzie Hahn, Donna Burke, Jane Hammans, Virginia Wells, Betty Ray Martin, Patsy Seifert, Bobbye Wills, Betty Sambola, Billye Wills Second row: June Hord, Marilyn Weidner, June Shirkey, Joyce Conrad, Emma Erle- man, Lorita Earlywine, Marilu Harper, Mary Ann Fletcher, Peggy Dowtin, Betty Schroe- der, Mildred Lubkeman, Betty Rubach, Pauline Eifling, Donna Rich, Ovitta Harris, Mary Ann Selig, Ida Carolyn Prange, Betty Bueker, Patsy Wittman, Nancy Gettle, Gladys Shephard, Patricia McCollum, Margaret Clark, Dorothy Willis, Alma Jean Page Third row: Wanda Cook, Lillian Carle, Martha Selig, Kathryn House, Louise Simpson, Lois Wilson, Janice Good, Bonnie Moore, Daska Phelps, Phylis Pond, Betty Holbert, Sarah Phelps, Wilma Mertin, Mary Ann Zellner, Betty Jo Harper, Freda Hilde- brand, Alberta Vester, Earlene Kinder, Fannie Belle Herndon, Janet Thomason, Margie Kitley, Pat Bailey, Mrs. Grady Greene, Mrs. Ned Moseley Fourth row: Joan Hildebrand, Maylene Hagan, Delores Abel, Betty Lou Cottey, Deloris Reinhart, Yocharlsae Martin, Jo Hemme, Billye Lou Enders, Maxine Richenback, Dorothy Atwell, Betty Milner, Mitze Dews, Patsy Fricke, Doris Thompson, Donna Wort- man, Connie Hildebrand Browder, Frances Rieves, Rose Marie Synco, Jerry Blackwell, Marilyn Beverly, Jo Clare Knoll OFFICERS: Pres.: Betty Ray Martin Q Vice Pres.: Virginia Wells Sec.: Gladys Shepherd Treas.: Margaret Kitley SPONSORS: Mrs. Grady Greene Mrs. Ned Moseley HI-Y wM,ff' :MIT- . ' . , - - .- .arf - .:. ,v.w,s..m. 1 yn- ,, .fr - , A f. Q, -,A ,,,,- K- A.: -. U- ri A .5,.5,, --,-1 gg , -V 5751 ',.,,, ,.r - -..,i .' unsung'--...Q 1161115 a. M ., P 'AMI' -l .m Pt . .v ,cn ,gv JW' 1 ', .'f '7 - ..:ffm..s. 'Mme-Tlffi-1--we First row, left to right' R C Minton Hugh Knoll Fred Ra land Bill Moll h . . . , , g , , Jo n- ny Trice, Clyde Berry, Al Hayes, Udell Schroeder, Bill Word, Lonnie Belcher, Johnnie Belcher, Wally Jacobs: Second row: Tom Coker, Billy Christine, Robert Smith, Henry Bennett: Th' d ' ' ' ' nr row: Jack Miller, Mil-.ey Prislowsky, Elmer Seidenschwarz, Billy Wittman, Bobby Eddins, Hudson Barnett, Roger Waggoner, Calvin Hagan, Johnnie Hagan, Billy -Ball, Elmer Simpson, Winston Wessels Emmitt Parker- Fourth row' Robin Ha aman, Jo , . . g Eddie Hoffpauir, Leland Shook, Wendell Roth, D. B. Davis, John Duncan, Cecil Erstine, Glenn Feilke Nick Har rove R l h G , y g , a p oetz, Jack Barnard, Billy Duncan, Don Noakley Cletus Calliotte, Mr. Kelly: Fifth row: Wayne Wessels, Bucky Morgan, Jack Roth, Jack Woerner, Billy Simmons, Earl Evans, Lee Roy Rittman Bee Inman Donnie Black 1 we l, James Parker, Edward Young, James Ball, Paul McCoy, Birch Willey, James Roth, Dee Inman. President, Johnny Hagan I First Vice President, Billy Ball Second Vice President, Calvin Hagan Third Vice President, Roger Waggoner Secretary, Tom Coker Treasurer, Hudson Barnett Sponsor, Mr. Norvel Kelly sJA'A JA JA JA L'4L'4 JA b'4L'4 JA JA JA V4 LATIN CLUB 5561: L . rt. in-no 'ami' First row: Left to Right: Audrey Simpson, Patricia Kirchoff, Barbara Eichler, Jerry Blackwell, jane Ann Weimer, Peggy jo Owen, Alma jean Page, Mitzi Dews, Janice Dilday, Margaret Ann Cody, Mary Ann Woodall, Ovitta Sue Harris, Deloris Abel, joy Creighton Second row: Left to Right: Hans Oberdorfer, Robert Smith, james Collier, Lee Sayre, Leonard Rutstein, Marion Ross, jo Rosencrantz, Paul John McCoy, Nicky Har- grove, Fred Ragland, Henry Bennett, Billy Simmons, john Cecil Duncan, Mrs. Henry Bennett, Tom Coker Third row: Left to Right: Doris Thompson, Rosalie Stone, Bonnie Rae Wfeaver, Marie Petter, Mary Sue Berry, Elizabeth Oberdorfer OFFICERS: Pres.: Nicky Hargrove Vice Pres.: Paul john McCoy Sec.: Mary Sue Berry Treas.: Lee Sayre Sponsor: Mrs. Henry Bennett Fil..- W XXX , , . '4,,. pix S Xl- xg ' : - x 'ali -X 4 e t iff- ' ' -- 'U ik ,, 4-uv..-.milf ' SPANISH CLUB . ,J ... l v w IQ? 5 292, 7' H ,ffl .. 4.-. , ...lu , .4 . .. M -a..ngu.--M-a.. First row: Yancie Burrow, Pat Bailey, Nancy Clary, Hazel McCollum, Peggy Dow- tin, Marilu Harper, Mary Ann Fletcher, Jo Claire Knoll Rosella Becker Daska Phel s, ' J 1 P Robbin Hagaman, Miss Betty Castellaw Second row: Earl Evans, james Collier, George Stahley, Phyllis Pond, Gladys Shep herd, Betty Ray Martin, jane Hammans, Marilyn Weidner, Margaret Ann Seidenschwarz Pat Fricke, Hud B ' ' J son arnett, johnny Belcher, Lonnie Belcher, Billy Word, Wally Jacobs, Hugh Knoll, Anthony Reinhart, john Rule, Charles Oltmann Third row: johnny Hagan, Roger Waggener, Clyde Berry, Roy Erstine, Billy Chris- tine, Billy Ball, Grady Greene, Udell Scroeder, Bill Wittman, Birch Willey, Glenn Feilke, james Ball, Winston Wessels OFFICERS: Pres., Bonnie Helen Vice-Pres., Roger Waggoner Sec.-Treas., Mary Ann Fletcher Reporter, Margaret Ann Seidenschwarz Sponsor: Miss Betty Castellaw ,td N X' -EV A L 11 ' J 122 'iTT':f PG -353 as-' . N .- 1 X-1 :V ' .sf ' C- ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Nr -4-ang' if f Frrst row left to rxght Outta Sue Harrrs Bunnxe Dockery Ida Carolyn Prange Louuse Srmpson Second row left to rrght Bettye Sambola Sarah Phelps Bobbye Wxlls Marnlyn Bexerly Brllye Wnlls Betty Bueker Delores Able anlce Dllday Betty Thompson Wanda Cook Gladys Hahn Margaret Clarlt Martha ean Sehg Kathryn House Al berta Vester Margaret Ann Shupe VlfglUl8 Wells ane Hammans Top row left to rlght Lnlhan Rutherford Yo Martln Betty o George Nelhe Law son Ustenxa Hoffpaulr Nadine Stokes Gladys Fore anett Forrester Rosalee Stone Lorlta Earlvwlne Donna Wortman Helen Berryman Mary Martm Frames Reexes Rose Mane Synco Lorene Chlapetka SECOND YEAR OFFICERS President Marxlyn Beverly Vxce Pres Blllye W1lls ec Bobbye Wxlls Treas. ,,,, e,,,,, K athryn House Reporter ..rr. ,.,, M ary Martin Mrs. Roy Adair Sponsor . ,..r. . JUNIOR F. H. A. Us fx llam- was F Banasky, Ruth Newton. Second row' Sandra Harkness Patsy Brant Pats Mo i ' . , , y ore, Jeannie Owens, Bootsie Word, Sue Hampton, Betty Burke, Bonnie Kay Burkle, Regina- jones Yvonne A t . T ' ' ' ' ' ' rms rong hird row. Gloria Synco, Rachel Baily, Betty Benthal, Linda Deaj con, Ruby Duke. Fourth row: julia Williams Mary John Laney Ann Shook Bett irst row: Patsy Jacobs, Susan Brasher, Nancy Howe Nancy Hammans Gloria , 1 , Y fkherns, Patsy Saxton, Roxie Lee Stone Geen Stahley Minnie And E l , , erson, ar ene Green, Dorothy Mathews, Darlene Wolf, Mrs. Adair, Carolyn Carle 'Fi X A f ' -- ali' QM L25 W' X g'AaE's-1 1 ' lv i' . ie ' t 1 n 5' X I :.I'3a5.f.+'.i P BOOSTER CLUB Pres., Donna Burke V-Pres., Jo Hemme Sec., Peggy Prier Treas., Tom Coker Sponsor, Mr. Brasher Mr. Brasher, Mary Ann Woodall, Jerry Larkin, Ovitta Harris, Fred Ragland, Par Bailey, June Hord, Marilyn Beverly, Marilyn Weidner, Marilu Harper, Jane Hammans, Yanice Burroughs, Dale Ross, Henry Bennett, Margaret Ann Cody, Reah Hoskyn, Lillian Ahrens, Joyce Conrad, Betty Schroeder, Jerry Blackwell, Mary Ann Selig, Donna Rich, Rosella Becker, Billy Word, John Grabbe, Robert Smith, Margaret Clark, Mary Ann Fletcher, Jack Barnard, Betty Holbert, Hazelle McCollum, Peggy Synco, Frances Reives, Mary Sue Berry, Bonnie Heien, Sarah Phelps, Peggy Dowtin, Mitze Dews, Dorothy Loveless, Phylis Pond, Jane Hemme, Janice Dilday, Ernestine McCollum, Audrey Simp- son, Betty Thompson, Marie Petter, Maylene Hagan, Bonnie Moore, Rudolph Lacy, Bettye Sambola, Billye Wills, Jo Ann Schroeder, Peggy Prier, Margaret Seidenschwarz, Fannie Belle Herndon, Margie Payer, Margie Kitley, Jack Roth, Virginia Wells, Daska Phelps, Betty Ray Martin, Nancy Clary, Wayne Wessels, Winston Wessels, Johnny Belcher, Lonnie Belther, James Roth, Shirley Ideker, Gladys Shepherd, June Shirkey, Betty Bueker, Emma Erleman, Earlene Kinder, Wally Jacobs, Nancy Gettle, Robin Haga- man, Jack Miller, Leland Shook, Hudson Barnett, Roger Waggoner, Bill Ball, Hohmmy Hagan. Roy Erstine, Bill Wittman, Jimmy Selig, Pat McCollum, Pat Wittman, Ida Carolyn Prange, Betty Milner, Dorothy Atwell, Birch Willey, Pauline Pummill, Patsy Seifert, Marilyn Shaver, Louise Spellmeyer, Joe Miller, Lee Roy Rittman, Clyde Berry, Billy Chris- tine, Mike Prislovsky, Cecil Erstine, Earl Evans, Yocharlsae Martin. Betty Lou Cottey, Delores Reinhart. First row: Patsy Grant, Yvonne Armstrong, Sandy Harkness, Wanda Hildebrand, Bonnie Kay Buerkle, Bootsie Word, Regina Jones, Sylvia Bloomfield, Nancy Greer, Shirley Carter, June Harris, Vicky Hagan, Shirley Gingerich, Yvonne Rowark, Kathryn Page. Second row: Mrs. Clyde Berry, Mary Sue Simpson, Jeannie Owens, Minnie Ander- son, Earline Green, Linda Deacon, Betty Benthal, Daline Wolfe, Marian Ruth Hardin, Betty Burke, Mary John Laney, Roxie Lee Stone, Carolyn Carlie, Patsy Atwell, Marie Adkins, Dorothy Stahley, Buddy Ross, Carolyn Martin, Mrs. Bennett Third row: Bobby House, Raliegh Dodd, Johnny Page, George Brazil, Tommy Shores, Henry Hester, Roland Eichler, Billy Rex Leech, Waymon Inman, Lyle Gilbert, Glenn Richbank, Tommy Bukle, Carrol Martin. Cheerleaders: Ann Shook, Jay McIntyre, Renen Coose, Jane Wittman ySTllTTCARl,SCHUUL S CLUB 4-Q if ld K 2 '--Qi., Y Sa I A T I Q' ,,f ,. yr ,f .' . -K s ,,,p,,',A ,,, l 4 ' ' , J I A 4 MIM , in yqgwz 'Q' 'rf Ah .r rw' V45 1 4 First row: Billy Ball, Dorothy Hoskyns, Patsy Fricke, Maxine Richenback, Ovitta Harris, Roger Waggoner Second row: Robert Smith, james Parker, Calvin Hagan, Bobby Eddins, Clyde Berry, Johnny Hagan, Mr. Mosley OFFICERS: Pres: johnny Hagan Vice Pres.: Calvin Hagan Sec.: Bobby Eddins Sponsor: Coach Ned Mosley X N N Q X xb, Q W EA f R sfmefeir if g , NRXZQ Ng ' X .ry -, J I me ls . I ' ll ' Wm . Wklxw-14 lf! ' I - vi, 'Tb :Y ' I M i ' ,,lE3f'i X 'X f-Q ' Y- ' f .' .val N, .. rx Nm . KB.. 935 :-'.f.wxii.'5x: W , cg- hifi. Q LIBRARIANS CLUB l ,i -:Q ,E L? A was mg . .rm 1 . are .. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Mosely, jack Miller, Gloria Gloria. Stovesand, Delbert Davis, Louise Speelmeyer, Delores Rhienhart, Grady Green, jack Roth, Corene Beeble, Janice Good, Margaret Ann Seidenschwarz, Robin Hagarnan. Seconil Row: Linda Deacon, Doris Thompson, Bettye Sambola, Martha jean Dobbins, Maxine Stone, Margaret Clark, Bonnie Heien Pres.: Bonnie Heien V. Pres.: Gloria Stovesand Sec.: Louise Spellmeyer 5 I l E 32. x i Ei 6?-fini 5 Fla niinilii I lil Q L- f'mf'1'el iIl 4 H ai T .fi als si QA MX .-D M s GLEE CLUB 'il l 1 'DUI STUTTCAR , VH P First row, left to right: Minnie McMillan, Jane Ann Wiemer, Bonnie Weaver Barbara Eichler, Margaret Ann Cody, Reah I-Ioskyn, Earline Kinder, Lillian Carle: Kathryn House, Billie Wills, Bettye Sambola, Gloria Stovesand, Louise Spellmeyer, Bobbye Wills, Marilyn Shaver, Dorothy Loveless, Phylis Pond. Second row: Margetta Simpson, Marie Louise Petter, Audrey Simpson Linda Holbert, Dorothy I-Ioskyn, Bunnie Dockery, Pauline Pummill, Patsy Seifert, Jane Ham- mans, Margaret Ann Shupe, Margie Kitley, Ovitta Harris, Lillian Ahrens, Donna Rich, Nancy Gettle, Fannie Belle Herndon, Margaret Clark, June Shirkey, Pat Baily. Third row: Lorene Chlapecka, Earlene Green, Betty Jo George, Dasl-ca Phelps, Pauline Eifling, Betty Ruback, Betty Schroeder, Joyce Conrad, Mary Martin, Billie Lou Endres, Jerry Blackwell, Mary Ann Woodall, Mary Sue Berry, Jo Claire Knoll Mary Ann Fletcher Mary Bea Scott, Janice Good Emma Earlyman, Mick L bk iv M , , y ue mann, at cCol- lum, Gladys Shepherd, Freda Hilderbrand, Betty Bueker, Betty Jo Harper, Shirley Ide- ker, Artis Davis, Joyce Rhein, Geraldine Griggin, Mrs. Lee Berry-Director. Fourth row: Wilma Merton, Sarah Phelps, Corene Beeble, Mitzi Dews, Gertrude Harshaw, Lorene Blohm, Hazelle McCollum, Peggy Dowtin, Delores Abel, Joy Creigh- ton, Betty Hampton, Frances Reeves, Freida Rhein, Ida Carolyn Prange. Fifth row: Betty Milner, Dorothy Atwell, Pat Fricke, Janet Thomason. Mrs Helen Berry, Shirley Ideker, Jane I-Iammang, Kathy House, Margaret Shupe Q its ,f '5 xc! - ii' if J BAND E STUTTGARTSCHUUL I Seated left to rrght Nancy Clary Hugh Knoll Mary Sue Berry Mary Ann Fletcher Elmer Sredenschwarz Eustma Hoffpaurr Rhea I-loskyn Raymond Woodall Earl jo W l E IR be Hesse Peggy jo Owen Lorrta Earlywrne Lyle Grlbert Wayne Paul esse ar a neck Lonme Belcher johnny Belcher Tommy Selrg Robert Smxth Ralph W1lson Hans Oberdorfer Charles Holbert Grady Greene Standmg left to rrght Paulrne Pummxll Delores Abel Rosella Becker Marrlyn Shaver Margre Krtley jo Clarre Knoll jane Ann Wrmer R C Mxnton Edward Xoung loe Eddxe I-Ioffpaurr Harold Seeman Marlon Ross Donald Young JoAnn Schroeder Peggy Prxer janrce Dxlday Marxlyn Bexerly Bunnre Dockery Patsy Frrcke Susan Brasher Marrlyn Wredner june I-lord Margxe Payer Mr. Charles Martin Director MAJORETTES I S I in nv. I V - 9 , .4 7' A 7 , ' sf 'r gb l , S 'bf -f' 2' ,- m l Marilyn Shaver, Margie Kitley, Pauline Pummill, Delores Abel, Rosella Becker ,I . ,fi pg-:-4 7-K N 2-.fs----f W ani fe- 1: I. V-lnlfg K- N4 5 BAND ., W s -3 , 4' V 'I ANNUAL SALESMEN ,4 X Seated from left to right: Sarah Phelps, Susan Brasher, Mary Ann Fletcher, Jo Claire Knoll, Margaret Ann Shupe, Vicki Hagan, Mary Sue Berry, Rhea Hoskyn, Gladys Sheperd, Joyce Conrad. Standing from left to right: Mac McCollum, Wendell Roth, Billy Simmons, D. B. Davis, jo Rosencrantz, Wally Jacobs, Cleo Patterson, Lee Sayre, and George Brazil. Al Hayes not present when picture was taken. A0 'Wk 5 Mrs. Moseley Adviser as in if X 1-P-fx 3 Mr 01 '131! -T' .gttrrp 5, , m r T I-I E fee. NanCY Clary .'Q.'-fwfr' Birch WillCY Published Every Three Weeks by the Journalism students of Stuttgart High School, Stuttgart, Arkansas. Editor ....... . -- --.. Nancy Clary Assistant Editor -..- -..- Birch Willey Business Manager ........ 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Seidenschwarz 3 Nancy Clary Donna Burke 9 Betty Ray Martin Jane I-Iammans fr fi A ua rwqgg Z SENIOR PLAY Q E 4 1 .-.7-my Standing from left to right: Cleo Patterson, jimmy Selig, Bill Wittman, joe Rae Miller, Hudson Barnett, Bill Ball, Leland Shook, Ward Harris, johnny Hagan, Winston Wessels, and Birch Willey. Seated from left to right-Obra Matthews, jack Barnard, Louise Spellmeyer, Gloria Stovesand, Billy Christine, Donna Burke, Delores Abel, Al Hayes, Virginia Wells, Nancy Clary, Betty Ray Martin, Robert Smith, Jane Hammans, Jo Hemme, Roger Waggener, and Mrs. Revillo Hooper. Heaven Can Wait, a fantasy, was presented by the Senior Class on April 16 under the direction of Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Hooper, senior sponsors. 55 f-57 JUNIOR PLAY ,W ,Q V, . A A W t, V -- . 1 3 , . .S fs, , , 3' V . 45? ,Q t K giijfiaf' ef' was , ,ay A gk H, ,. my . . N ,gg ,M -952 32 im? Tommy Coker, Skip Landen Cfilling in in absence of R. C. Mintonj, Fannie Bell Hern- don, jackie Woerner, Ovitta Sue Harris, Glenn Feilke, jo Ann Shroeder, Edward Banasky, Jo Claire Knoll, John Rule, Marilyn Beverly, Grady Greene, Nancy Gettle, Hughie Knoll, Margie Payer, Mrs. Grady Greene, Nicky Hargrove, and Fred Ragland BEST FOOT FORWARD, a three-act comedy by john Cecil Holm, was put on by the junior class February 12 in a matinee and night performance. The play is complicated by the actions of Bud Hooper, portrayed by john Rule The boys at Winsocki Prep. are making frenzied preparations to receive the girls who are coming up-for the big annual dance. Bud Hooper troubles are revealed to his room- mates. A month ago when they went to see a movie starring Gale joy-the whom girl- the trouble started. Bud got carried away and wrote to the movie star, asking her to come to the prom and she accepts! fThey don't know how she needs a publicity breakj. Bud has hastily written his regular date, Helen, that he has had an attack of the grippe, and he expects to have it until after the dance. But, so that the faculty won't get angry, Bud tries to take the publicity-needing Gale joy to the dance as his girl Helen-and then Helen arrives! Bud gets deeper and deeper into trouble, and the final solution that saves Bud from being expelled makes this one of the finest youthful comedies Broadway has ever made available to ameteurs. The play was directed by Mrs. Grady Greene and Mrs. Grace Bennett MASQUE AND GAVEL First row: Billy Wittman, Ida Carolyn Prange Betty Sambola jack Miller Betty Ray Martin, Virginia Wells, jane Hammans, Hudson Barnett Donna Burke Gloria Stove sand, Billy Christine, Orbra Matthews, Johnny Hagan Roger Waggoner Second row: Mrs. Hooper, jack Barnard, Howard Morris Robert Smith Earl Rabeneck, Clayton Malcomb, Birch Willey, Elmer Seidenschwarz Betty Lou Hahn james Collier, Bobby Eddins, Margaret Ann Shupe LeeRoy Rittman Winston Wessels OFFICERS: Pres. , Y .. Secretary Reporter Tre as. ,,,,,, VV,,VV,,,,s Robert Smith Margaret Shu pe jane Hammans Al Hayes 'k i' it iii 1- if Q Q 5 favcmlte-S dfnuaa! Queen PATSY SEIFERT' ,fffaa4. if wi! JW Zh of ddfeafk .J uyzz S o P-OOIMOTZE MJPZLZZ Mffefl g':'f2z,5l-I NIANI 030021 Jef Z fgyaffy r ' +54 Harold Stinson, Peggy Dowtin, Bobby Eddins, Marilyn Shaver, Lucille Clore, Margaret Ann Shupe, johnny Hagan, Billy Wood, Marilyn Weidner, Glen Feilke, Peggy Owens, james Ball. Afafloufeen Hayek? Seated from left to nght Donna Rrch Bxllye Wxlls Mary Sue Berry Sue Hampton Betty Rubach Donna Burke JoAnn Schroeder D B Davrs Bettye Ray Martm Marrlu Harper Bunme Dockery Bobbye Wxlls Nancy Greer Standing jack Roth jack Mlller Ralph Wllson jay McIntyre Robert Weaver Calvin Hagan Don Noakley Jackie Manatt Charles Holbert Al Hayes Charles Berry Y , I fe? to '-11:1-D all-Y 1' V Pauline Pummill czyfok-7040 MosT BEAUTIFUL GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY Calvin Ick Hagan Margaret Ann Shupe aVo'uf2 e1. MOST POPULAR BOY BEST ALL-AROUND BOY BEST BOY ATHLETE MOST POPULAR GIRL CUTEST GIRL johnny Hagan Betty jo Hemme QA Vdfifd 1 BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NEATEST BOY Roger Waggener james Collier 6 vol: its 4. GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS GIRL MOST STUDIOUS BOY Bonnie Lou Heien Betty Ray Martin NEATEST GIRL 26 vaictfci. WITTIEST BOY immy Selig ll WITTIEST GIRL Gloria Stovesand CUTEST BOY Billy Bene Christine BEST GIRL ATHLETE Dorothy Hoskyn x if A gavatliei 9 4? -. ef? .o -of V-L.. it Nancy Howe EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Gene Crosby SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES 9385. A , iT 3' ff ' 1 . 'af E Yi , ,Wi ' ff , ,Y 4 kg. r l A , ,V my A r : if ANZ? if E ' 4: if -R X 5 Raleigh Dodd Shirley Gingerich LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the drgnrfred rllustrrous Senrors of the Class of 1948 berng of sound mrnd and reason do hereby cause thrs our last wrll to be publrshed All prevrous wrlls transcrrpts of purpose desrgn or grft are null and vord We drspose of our worldly knowledge and possessrons rr the manner followrng to wrt Frrst We lease grve comey and bequeath wrthout hesrtatron to the unfortunate unrors our beautrfully parnted and decorated edrfrce of learnrng wrth all rts appendages of tortures such as exams detentron and lessons Second The Senror Prrvrleges go to next year s senrors wrth a Merry Chrrstmas and a Happy New Year Thrrd There are a few personal belongrngs whrch members of our rank leave to those less fortunate han ourselves Lourse Spellmeyer leaves her cute lrttle twrst to Fan nre Bell to add to her own Ida Carolyn leaves her way wrth the boys o Io Clarre Knoll ack Barnard wrlls hrs posrtron as a cornet player rn band to Tommy Selrg Delores Abel leaves her twrrlrng abrlrty to Alberta Pummrl Margaret Clark leaves wrth her helpful attrtude and wrll be mrssed Nancy Clary leases her drctronary mmd to Chrcken Newton Wanda Cook would lrke to leave Ovrtta Sue Harrrs her neatness rn dress oy Crerghton wrlls her sweet smrle and quret ways to Margre Payer guage to Clyde Berry ames Parker leaves and rs glad to get out legally Glorra Stovesand leaves her wrt to Emma Earleman Charles Goacher wrlls hrs blush he s been tryrng to get rrd of for years to Fred Ragland Arlene Momsen bequeaths her petrte walk to Marrlyn Beverly Ward Harrrs would lrke to grve hrs cowboy boots to John Grabbe Speedy Wessels bequeaths hrs speedy talk to Mr Brasher Cleo Patterson leaves hrs long lashes and wavy harr to Brll Moll so he can charm the grrls Sarah Phelps just leaves' ' ' Robert Smrth wrlls hrs ghost storres to anyone who would lrke to hare somethrng to talk about Bonnre Heren leaves her studrous ways to Elmer Srmp son so he can graduate next year Betty Holbert bequeaths her Natronal Honor So crety prn to Claude Wrlson because we know he won t get one next year Bobby Eddrns takes hrs cute lrttle model A wrth hrm and plans to drrve rt the rest of hrs normal lrfe Joyce Malcomb leaves her speed fyokej rn typrng to Mrs Grlbert for her next year helper Earl Rabeneck bequesths hrs quretness D B Dans Jrmmy Selrg leaves and takes wrth hrm everythrng he can get hrs hands on Connre Hrldebrand leaves her lrttle srster Don Noakley wrlls hrs physrque to Harold Synco Shotgun and Prstol wrll therr shootrng abrlrty to Boorsre W'ord and Regrna Hones Roger Olrxer leaves and the teachers srgh Betty NI Kenzre Hahn wrlls her excuses to get out of school to anyone who thrnks they wrll work Cecrl Erstrne leas es hrs nrckname fPee Weej and hopes he ll never hear rt agarn Mary Bea Scott wrlls her merry grggle to Lrnda Dea con Mrke Prrslovsky leaves and hopes he ll have better luck wrth women after he s gone o Hemme leaves ner talent to lead cheers to Fred Ragland who wrll need rt next year Earlene Hardecker wrlls her strrng of boy frrends to anyone who wants t em Leland Shook lear es Betty Ivy to the S H S wolves of years to come Donna Wortman leaves her attrtude rn class to Pat Frrcke Vrrgrnra Wells leases her posrtron as Busrness Man ager on the Rrcebrrd Staff to anyone who wants to go crazy next year Roy Erstrne leaves hrs taxr busrness to Glen Ferlke who drrves hrs car to school Frances Reeves leaves her lrke for her teachers to Phyllrs Pond who could certarnly use rt Mart Ann Shupe leaves her job as Glee Club accom panrst to Nancy Gettle Howard Morrrs leaves hrs Mamma made curls to all you strarght harred boys Marrlyn :hav er leaves her twrst rn the halls to remrnd everyone of the Class of 1948 joe Ray Mrller wrlls hrs long legs to Clyde Hord Team to her lrt le srster Brlly Mrles bequeaths hrs beautrful blonde curls to Susan Brasher Betty Ray Martrn leaves her nrckname fSmoocher to Emmett Parker vsho deserves rt Ralph Goetz left at semester' ane I-Iammans leaexs Mrs Berry wrth the Glee Club and hopes she ll mal-.e out wrthout her next year Patsv Sretert leaf. es wrth Paulrne Pummrl drdnt thrnk they d make rt drd you? Dor-na Burke leases her smrle to be remembered Clayton Malcomb wrlls hrs slowness to R C Mrnton Rose Marre Synco leaves her frgure to all the chubby lrttle grrls ack Roth leaves hrs nasty drsposrtron and hopes he ll never frnd rt agarn Wrlma Nell Merten wrlls her sweet clrsposrtron to Marrlyn Werdner Lastly as for all the rest resrdue and remarnder of our personal estate goods and other undesrrable belong rngs of whatsoever krnd and nature we oprne and be queath to the janrtors so that they may not be con tamrnateo by wrle frngers In wrtness whereof we have herernto set our hand and seal thrs frrst of May rn the year of our Lord one thousand and nrne hundred and forty erght SENIOR CLASS 48 , A , . . - ' , A - n I y V , a I A A , 5 W Y. I' Y J A 9 . V 1 I I - 7 1 I 1 I ' , ' J l . ' ' ' ' ' , ' . Q .I . is Y n 1 u . A K , , , 7 . . . - . . F V . - . k James Collier leaves his briuance in foreign lan- Dorothy Hoskyns leaves her posrtron on the Basketball 5 ' . . .. . i r A V . I L. . ' - , , - ' . 1 A ' 7 1 ' ' - - . - 9 v ' a - ' . 1 ' , . n ' . . . , 'Y - . . ' ' . h . 9 . s . , ' , ti 'k HE' wfwf iii' fi U It N I 1 X A K r i 6, f S' ., ,I L, V 5 'iq .. Q K ,, agfj. :hm ,ll f f - nr ,v,1,v S. , , 5 H 17 A .y SDQIWIS Wittman Hargrove Harris Hagan C0-CaPf2if'S Eddins L. R. Rittman Barnett Parker I Y Duncan Doyle Stinson v ,V ',QS.T1fWf ,M ,. Q, Q- 1 Q M' -asm-,w.m, . . V' Left to right: jo Hemme, Margaret Ann Shupc, Ovitta Sue Harris, Fred Ragland Bogard Hefley Dills SENIOR BOY'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE jan. jan. Jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 10 13 15 23 27 30 3 5 6 10 13 17 20 24 27 2 Helena England Forrest City Forrest City Jonesboro Ulm Beebe Jonesboro Pine Bluff DeWitt Brinkley Hazen Brinkley Beebe DeWitt Hazen SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL First row: Audrey Simpson, Maxine Richenback, Ovitta Harris, Dorothy Hoskyn Pat Fricke, Mary Sue Berry, Louise Simpson, Maylene Hagan, Margo Cody Second row: Joy Creighton, Betty jo Harper, Susan Brasher, Reah Hoskyn Sarah Phelps, Corene Beeble, Margaret Ann Seidenschwarz, Bonnie Moore, Miss Marrlvn Grey Coach. SCHEDULE ,lan 10 Helena Feb. 6 Pine Bluff Jan 13 England Feb. 10 DeWitt jan. 15 Forrest City Feb. 13 Brinkley jan 23 Forrest City Feb. 17 Hazen Joo 27 Jonesboro Feb. 20 Brinkley Jan- 30 Ulm Feb. 27 DeWitt Feb 3 Befbff Mar. 2 Hazen Feb 5 Jonesboro 'ii av'- Co-captains-Dorothy Hoskyn, Pat Fricke JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL First row: Mac McCollum, Benny Berry, Raymond Woodall, Ronald Scherman, Dale Ross, Tommy Shores, Charles Berry Second row: Coach Maxon. Ralph Wilsorm, Francis Wessels, Jo Rosencrantz, Nor- man Bailey, Ronald Bearden, Max W'ittman, Bobby Kerchoff, Rudy Lacy, A. Galvin. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL I First row: Nancy Hammans, Gladys Fore, Sue Hampton, Margie-tta Simpson, Joan Weidner, Linda Holbert, Sandra McCoy .Second row: Mary Ann Woodall, Nancy Howe, Patsy Jacobs, Minnie McMillan Gloria Banasky, Susan Brasher, Ruth Newton, Miss Grey, Coach. uk Y L ii-gg -Q, QR 9-5 V 5 1- , I QUVK W2 ah- J, ',x. ,W f-ur' Wk.. A' Owuf QQ..o.f'f1Ll5,Ml Gbyg New bi. f-075 our ernff -T-was 1 H CME. tfof Aff Q '15 . 4 5, as ff' 4 I k fr l T Q yi Q IL g, C ,4 ,,4 ,din p 'C'E3 Asn wg X dau. 525 .J J g 1 . our ,jf Ga-If 0u.f' Lo-pgl fl!- f Q IH- Whisk is Whfhk Blflffnj Bea alias . . He NUI ff . ffjciys yfyrlif 534 5, L . sway: ,rg HC -'E' Ov + 1 5 Ecllfoy' g ig fa m Ff a '4 5, H0 V3 Resfonsjbjg For W... , . ' 1, 'U W u Mmrrfed FU! Q-fos500 F Grand 'Vff' I ' fb . - -' 4. 'fx' D14-QQHIFZQUI :56?h1l.nr.ef 1:-32 ity 51 SA fy V! 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