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

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5- Athi, l aI'lla fllfif Bottom Row 'olleen Delzell, Rena Gray, Maxine Lemley, Dolores Moore, Marguerite Jackson Second Row Ina Glee Hogan, Lena Margaret Madden, Doris Comstock, Jimmie Sue Tucker, Berneice Brown Too Row Peggy Martin, Miss Faye Marie Taylor, Billy Shaver, Mac DePr1est, Jack Dixon The Dramatics Club has completed a very active schedule this school year Besides finishing nine months of class room study the students have introduced ministers and sneakers They have also pres nted programs in the interest of the Red dross, Infantile Paralvsis Campaign, and War Bond Drives, as well as various other programs For students and the general public. A number of the students Brom the class have been heard from week to week on broadcasts from the local radio station. 'k'k'k'kir'k his , X ff k , 9 A ' 'uf go l

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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

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li Lrariana 1rst Row Petty Marion, Bettv Brant 'ora Louise Harr s, Frieda Schaible lrs Steward Second Row May Jean Sxbley, V1vian Brown, Patricia Toon Lena Margaret Madden Lou Crawford, Treva Motley Third Row B111ye Faye Bryan, Joyce Smets, Virginia Earp, Ann Smets, Virginia dob1nson, Petty Owens, Laura Conger proud of the library that is at the d1sposal of every boy and girl who attends ju ior senior High School This library is open to pupils when they enter junior high school for the small fee of fifty cents for the entire school fee is one dollar after pupils enter This money ls used to help equip and library for our boys and g1r1s which in every respect There are approximately fifteen year The hlgh school maintain a measures up hundred books of fiction and non f1cti n These books are se lected from a read1ng list that has been compiled and approved for junior senior high school pupils read1ng requirements and pleasure F1 31 School patrons of Van Buren should be ' Q