Van Buren High School - Pointer Yearbook (Van Buren, AR)

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, ,J g Q g C .4 First row Billy Charles Marion, David DeShazo, Lonnie Nickles, Johnie Driscoll, Keith Harrendorf Second row Gaston Crawford, Robert Stevenson, J T DeShazo, Jimmy Hall, Brodie Coble Third row Buford Neeley, Kenneth Bretschneider, Reves Brunk, Carl Richmond, Allen Bryant Fourth row Wayne Kaylor Ellis Yancey Fred Williams Ge smith James Stevenson, B1ll,Scott, Junior,Walters, Joe Wllliggge ' Top row John Cook, Bob McBride, Jack Dixon, Bill McBride, Max Kppp, Loyd Gage, Mr Jack Clark Office rs 1944 45 President Joe Williams Vice president J T DeShazo Secretary Junior Walters Treasurer Brodie Goble Reporter Jack Dixon Watch Dog Harold Young Adviser Jack Clark lembe rs not in picture 1 Jimmy Scott James Mmer J B Andersm Theron Briley Vernm Edwards Harold Young THE VIRGLV COLEMAN CHAPTER FUTURE- The school year of 1944 45 has proven boys started early in September plannmg chosen, and the boys immediately started FAIMERS OF AIERICA to be an outstandmg one for the F F A boys The their year's work Officers for the year were raising money for the F F A banquet Different Frmd raising activities were carried on during the year, and the banquet was held April 27 Mr Coleman was the main speaker Invitations to the banquet were accepted by the Alma, Mulberry and Greenwood chapters The year has been hznghlighted by the success cf' the weekly meetings James Stevenson was named Program Chairman and has presented programs of various subjects with the boys being assigned the different topics to present to the group Besides raising money to have their banquet, the F F A boys have spent money buying equznpment for the chapter The year ended with the treasurer's report showing the chapter to 'be in better financial condition than at any past date T J W

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Zgancl IQLLLI- IQLL5 Bottom 'Row Lee Edward Pogue, Colleen Malone Betty Faye Austin, Jane Rhodes, Barbara lhnsorr Max-gene Carter Emogene Wildns, Henry Pape Jim Kenney Seccmd Row H B Meadora Wilbur Laws, Scotty Neal Richard Johnson, Dewey Tom Lewis Joe Edsel Smith, Geraldme Batchelor Rosemarie Rapier Dorothy Wallace Third Row Thelma Jean Schlegel Loyd Buffham Jack Hobbs Billie Jean I-'olland Elmer Flucht Jerry Chastain, Bobby Shepherd, Kenneth Chitwood Jimmy Dick Tate, Dick Izard, James Collier Gerald Cox Fourth Row Norma Jean Rogers, Paul Wallace, Jimmy Vandergriff' Kirk lledlin, Dorothy Hmter Doyle Hopkins, W A Tudor, Claude Wallace, Pat Donahoo Billy Roam, Jimmie Sue Tucker, W L Putman, Billy W111i8mS, L C Delzell M' lv if ,S Z, 1 YN by

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omg cf CH Bottom Row Norma Nickles, Dora Nell Cravens, Macy Fontaine, Irene Means, Mary Lou Alford, Barbara Turner, Lois Hays, Betty Stockton, Dorothy Wallace, Colleen Malone, Blov McCord, Betty Marion Second Row Miss Vivienne Clifton, La Wanda Morse, Tawana Smalley, Vivian Brown, Geneva Nlkman, Laura Jean Conger, Martha Howard, Billie Holland Betty Pegram, Betty Brant Third Row Ruby Loftin, Juanita Richmond, Florence Caviness, Peggy Moore Louise Harris, Genevieve Smith, Blanche Parks, Betty Miller Fourth Row Wanda Tittle, Ruth Titsworth, Lela Faye Kimbrough, Rena Gray, Virginia rields, Virginia Nolan, Verna Alexander, Jean Dickey, Betty Ward Mae Jean Sibley, Sammle Sabin, Lois Burrus fifth Row Catherine Baldenweok, Joyce Smets, Virginia Crocker,Jean Grissom Melba Benton, Billie Faye Bryan, Patricia Toon, Lou Crawford, Elizabeth McBride, Oma Jean Reed Sixth Row Virginia Parp, Ann Smets, Wilma Hall, Louellen Harwell, Bennie Garroutte, Virqlnia Pobinson, Imogene Luton, Carolyn Locke, Catherine Simpson, Velma Lee Fears, Lorene Syrock, Imogene Nelson, Helen Sparkman Not in picture Alice Post, Mary Louise Effenberger, Maudie Lockhart HHH 1 P11 1 The chief purpose of the Hana Economics Club is to sponsor better living for girls Beta Lambda Gamma, f better known as the Betas, 18 the largest club in the distrxct having seventy one members The colors are I 7 purple and white In carrymg out the motto, 'Not for self, but for a1l,' the girls made 150 bedside table covers for the md Cross gave 45 toys at Christmas to a church orphanage and assisted in the Bood conser vation program by preparing peaches carrots and apples . for the school cafeteria O 1 ' ' sl A A . L V A 1 I IW K' . . X , 1 4 A , - '1 v ' ' 1 , 'Q' - i -. A 1 -J 2 L fn fi . . h . ,,., ,. , -...., . ...V sm.. .. M-. ,. s. -ua, .' ' w4 Qi ' T.t b'bf1 '--4' ., . - in ., any .5 . , .JT 1: - -G - - -' V :f K ' ,- . - ' an-, so U - 1 - ' . . , ' 1 ,N ' - 5, I .n - , ,xg , ., .. 1 . 4,.- - ,vc .. , . , X K A I J 'K I .X , I .x - , : J I- ' xi. auf 7 :Q 5 S ' 1 K , 1 - F ,- ,, 9 . . . . n ' ' I X 1 , - l I I I 4' ' 9