Warren High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Warren, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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DEDICATIO NVQ' 'S' T 7. any It Y' Kwems X X .wiv-3 mfs 4... :M-W 4.4.-diinuuv'v ' J. , i ' Interest in the happiness and welfare of the young people of Warren High School was the basis upon which, a number of years aqo, a life membership in P. T. A. was awarded to Mrs. R. L. Newton. Upon the same basis we, the Year Book Staff, have chosen to dedicate to her the Paul Bunyan edition of the Pine Cone. Endlessly, tirelessly she toils over our morals, our manners, and our records. Deeply she feels our failures and our successes. Through all the years we have been here we have found in her a true friend. Page 4 BOARD of DIRECTOR MR. IOHN NEWTON SCOBEY DR. HUGH MOSELEY President Vice-President MR. H. E. NEELY Business Manager MR. CURTIS BLANKINSHIP Qi The Board of Directors hold regular monthly meetings in the Superinten- dent's office. At these meetings, the first Monday night in each month, together with Mr. P. H. Herring these men spend several hours planning the year's pro- gram. Through their efforts the tax- payers of this school were made aware of the immediate need for more space for both white and colored schools. As a result a bond issue was voted, and two new elementary schools planned. The building for negroes will soon be ready for use. The white school will be finished by next fall. Page 5 . LOUIS W. EDERINGTON MR. l. B. FRAZER ,, .Y MR. P. H. HERRING, the students' true friend, always ready and willing to see our side of problems: never losing his patience and under- standing no matter what nature the offense. Always managing to get the money necessary to finance the many projects and programs we wanted to undertake. Mr. Herring, our beloved superintendent, will long be remembered as a truly great man and friend. An efficient and persistent principal is MR. W. T. SMALLING. We all realize the irfnumerable duties he is responsible for and appreciate the efficiency with which he fulfills them. When we recall all the tribulations we hav creeps over us as We realize th p c understanding he has shown in e ' s unwittingly caused him, a sense of gr xt n P if with the student body. V ' K i2:f,QW i MRs. HENRY CRIPPEN Texarkana, Texas Southwestern Baptist Sem- inary, Arkansas A :S M B. S. Eg English 1 ii MR. ALBERT W. GRocE Wilmar, Arkansas Arkansas A 61 M, B. S. E.: Math, Science MR. JAMES HOLLAND Glendale, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers, B. S. E., Commercial v N'X .V :- LN?-7 YL x if MRS. MARVIN CULP Warren, Arkansas Ouachitag Arkansas A or M, B. S. E.y English. Miss lESSYE HARLEY Warren, Arkansas Henderson College, Cincin- niati Conservatory of Mu- sicg University of Arkan- sas- Music LORAN IOHNSON , Arkansas State Teachers, S. A.: University of Ar- ansas, Agriculture in IW W iw A ,, 5221.11 MRs. D. L. ERWIN Banks, Arkansas Arkansas A G M, B. S. E., Library. MAHION HICKINGBOTTOM Marvell, Arkansas Harding College, B. A.: History Clinto , Ar ansa Arkansas Tech, B. .5 Physical Education Page 7 MRS. FOY GREENE Bryant, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers, B. S. E.g English, Iournal- fx MR. HORACE HXGR Monticello, Arkansas Arkansas A 6 M, B. S. E. Science MR. CURRY MARTIN Bald Knob, Arkansas North Texas State, Arkan- sas State Teachers, B. M. E. M. M. E. Band, Glee Club. ism. R 1-IW' fi 7 l 1? .. it MRs. GEORGE MCDANIEL MR. GEORGE MCDANIEL MR. MALCOLM MCRAE MRs. HOWARD MILLER I-lerbine, Arkansas Monticello, Arkansas Amite, Louisiana Monticello, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers, Arkansas A G M, B. S. E.: Henderson State Teachers, Arkansas A G M, B. S. E4 B. S., Home Economics History B. S.: Science English, Social Science 3750 'W' rl MRS. CHARLES MILLER MRS. R. L. NEWTON MRS, I. D. PENNINGTON MR. CARROLL SANDERLIN Pine Bluff, Arkansas Warren, Arkansas Ruston, Louisiana Monticello, Arkansas Arkansas State Teachers, Erskin Colleqep University Louisiana Tech, B. A.: Arkansas A 6- M, B. S. E.: B. S. EJ Home Economics of Arkansas, A. B.g Science Math Math MR. NOBLE STEELMAN MR. GEORGE Tow MRS. IIM WILLIAMS MR. BILL WOODIEL Banks, Arkansas Rogers, Arkansas Marvell, Arkansas Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas Arkansas A 6 My Univer- University of Arkansas, B. Wylie's Business Colleqeg Tulane University, Arkan- sity of Arkansas, B, S., M. A., M. S.p Sccial Science, Seclretary sas Tech., B. S. E., Coach. A.g Science Coach it All X xi X, .X gy. Page L K. ! L 4-X Sr XY' Q N, is .X W E gg '74 451131111 41542 W1 1 1 ADAIR ADAMS ADAMS ALLEN ' Van Royce Adair Genius is li: inspiration and 99021 sweat. I don't sweat. Football, 9, 10, ll, 121 Home- coming Co-Captain, 121 Track 107 FFA, 9, 10, ll, 12. Betty Mae Adams She loves Wofkf she could sit tor hours and watch it. Sr. Tea Waitress, 107 Ir. and Sr. Banquet Entertainer, 107 Fl-IA, 9, 107 Play usher, ll. Patricia Rachel Adams Neat, sweet and hard to beat . Sr. Tea Waitress, 107 Ir. and Sr. Banquet Entertain- er, 107 FHA, 9, 101 Archbear- er, 117 Ir. Play Usher, ll. Mary Marguerite Allen If at first you don't succeed -Oh, well, skip it . . , Tri-Y, 9, 10, 117 Sergeant-at-Arms, 117 4-H Club, 9, 107 Basket- ball, 9, ll, 127 FHA, 9, 10, ll: Student Council, 10, 117 Bas- ketball Mqr., 107 Ir. and Sr. Banquet Waitress, 107 Library Club V-Pres., 117 lr. Play Script Reader, 117 TTT Stall, ll, 127 Pine Cone Staff, 1.1, 127 Quill and Scroll, ll, 127 Glee Club, 10, 111 Mixed Chorus, 10, ll: Commencement Usher, 117 Sr, Tea Waitress, 10. Thomas Rex Ashcraft I'm standing on the brink ot a great career. Somebody push me oil. 1-li-Y, ll, 127 Football Manager, 127 Basket- ball Manager, 12. ASHCRAFT Lucille Barrett A head packed lull ol brains and a heart packed lull ot sunshine. FHA, 9, 107 Sr. Tea Waitress, 107 Archbearer, 117 Ir. Play Make-up Committee, 117 TTT Staff ll, 127 Associ- ate Editor 127 Pine Cone Staff ll, 127 Quill and Scroll, ll, 12: National Honor Society 12. BARRETT Alice Ann Beachboard lt books were like boys, l'd be a librarian. Tri-Y, 9, 10, 11, 127 Secretary 117 Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 127 4-1-I Club. 9, 107 Student Council 9, 107 Office 9, 10, ll, 127 FHA 9, 107 Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 127 lr. Play Assistant Business Manager 117 TTT Stall 11, 127 Pine Cone Staff ll, 127 Girls' State l 17 Commencement Usher 11. BEACHBOARD Bobby Gale Black I can resist anything but temptation. Band 9, 10, 117 Captain 9, 107 President ll. BLACK CLASS HISTORY ln September of 1942 a group of pint size Paul Bunyans started cutting through the wil- derness of education. Their first camp was Warren Primary School. The husky junior Bunyans took time out from hacking away at the trees of knowledge to be entertained by Santa Claus, along with presents and a tree. We sawed away at the three R's in the class- roorn and rornped away at cat in the corner in the log cabin and cops and robbers around the big oak tree. The Operetta was a big event, giving the little wood choppers their first taste of acting in their portrayals of sunshine girls, flower girls and airplane boys. At last we chopped our way to the topp the third grade annual graduation. The Ir. Bun- yans' graduation was a grand affair, complete with speeches, songs, clarinet, and piano solos. Richard Blankinship What would London do with- out Big Ben? What would WHS do without Big 'Richie'? Hi-Y 9, 10, ll, 12: 4-H Club 9: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Foot- ball 9, 10, ll, 12: All-District 12: Football Royalty 9, 10, 11, 12: Homecoming Co-Captain 12: Student Council 9: Track 10: Class President 9, 10, ll: Nat. Honor Soc. ll, 12: Ban- quet Entertainer l0: Bacca- laureate Usher ll: Boys State ll: Mixed Chorus 12: Hallo- ween Candidate 9, 12: Who's Who 12. Sandra Blankinship Mother's little darling, man's little dream, sometimes a little demon though angel she may seem. Band 9: Tri-Y 9, 10, ll, 12: Cheerleader 9, 10, ll, 12: Captain 9: Basketball 9, 10, ll: Homecoming Queen 9: Maid 12: Halloween Candi- date 9: FHA Secretary 9: Of- fice 10: Banquet Waitress 10: Quill and Scroll ll, 12: TTT Staff ll, 12: Annual Staff ll, 12: Sr. Editor 12: National Honor Society ll, 12: Glee Club Pianist 10, 12: Mixed Chorus'Pianist 12: Archbearer ll: Play Cast ll: Student Council ll: Girls' State ll: Music 12: Pep Squad 12: FFA Sweetheart 12: Who's Who 12. Sylvia Ann Buercklin Men may sigh and tear their hair, but l'll talk on forever. Tri-Y 9, 10, ll, 12: Pres. ll: State Sec.-Treas. ll: Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12: 4-H Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Song Leader 9, 10, ll: County Song Leader 9, 10: Student Council 9, 10: Office 9, 10, 12: Quill and Scroll 11, 12: 'ITT Statfll,12: Co-Editor 12: Annual Stall -ll, 12: National Honor Society ll, 12: Archbearer ll: Play Cast ll: Mask and Dagger ll: Girls' State ll: Pep Squad 12: DAR G Citizen 12: Who's Who l e Charles Burns I' t lazy, just saving my e r lor something import- '. Football 9, ll, 12: Foot- ll Royalty 9: Hi-Y ll: Play S ge Hand ll: Baccalaureate her ll. Md 0- ' . CLASS H I STORY Elementary School at last. Studies and new activities filled our days. Auditorium clubs, plays and debates kept us busy Football games, baseball tournaments and the annual track meet were high spots in our playground sports. We took an avid interest in books every year when book week arrived. Lucretia Bussell Here's a girl not shy or bold, but she's a friend as good as gold . Fl-lA 9, 10: Make-up Committee, ll: Archbearer ll: Sr. Class Treasurer, 12: Who's Who, 12. BUSSELL Howard Calvert Only one man out ol a thousand is a leader ol men: the other 999 are iollowers oi women. FFA 9, 10, ll, 12: Treasurer, 12: Baccalaureate Usher ll. CALVERT Mary Kay Carter l can't know everything but I come mighty close to it. PHA 9, 10, ll: Student Coun- cil 9: Make-up Committee ll: Archbearer 11. Gerald Clanton CARTER First in my class with the answer but it's always wrc-ng. 4-H Club 9. CLANTON , Page ll - Y I I' sn CORNETT EDERINGTON FUEL HARGIS Martha lean Cornett Quiet as a mouse cmd indus- trious as a beaver. 4-H Club 95 FHA 9, 10: Sr. Tea Wait- ress 10y Valentine Candidate 107 Play Usher 11, TTT Staff 11, 12g Circulation Manager llg Annual Stall ll, 125 Glee Club ll, 121 Who's Who 125 Samrme Ioe Hayes An all-around boy liked all- around. 4-H lub 9 10- FFA Edith Irene Hendon She'd argue with a sign- post. 4-H Club 9, 10, 117 FHA 9, 127 Library Club 107 Commencement Usher 11. Io Ann Herring Knowledge is power: Gosh, how weak I feel. FHA 9, 10, ll: 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Play Usher 11. Mixed Chorus, 11, 12. L 7214-4 if uf! W? ' ,ibn Iohn Bayliss Ederington A leader of men -- a follow!! er ot women. Track 97 Foot- ball 9, l0: H1-Y 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: 4-H Club 10. ll, 125 Basketball 10, 11p National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12, Pres. 127 Baccalau- reate Usher llg Boys' State 117 Mask and Dagger 117 Student Council 121 Who's Who 12. Charles Arthur Fuel Worry little, study less, that's his idea of happiness. Track 9, 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 TTT Staff ll, Mixed Chorus 11, 12. Van Hargis Yep, l'm a Senior this year. Band 91 FFA 10. rr b'f 4 19' ' Iimmy Hester He's usually quiet and shy, but we know he's an all- around guy. HAYES HEN DON HEREIN G HESTER CLASS HISTORY Finally we reached the sixth grade and our Christmas Cantata was our first exciting event. Mary Ioyce Rodgers and Ioe Legget were Mary and Ioseph. Before the excitement of the Cantata had worn off, we began to prepare tor the com rnencement. Our graduation' was complete when Miz Allie Mae announced we were to wear blue caps and gowns complete with tas sals. Page 12 HICKMAN KIMBRELL KULBETH Helen Mae Hickman Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. FHA 9, 10, 11: Banquet Waitress 10: Glee Club 11: Archbearer ll: Play Cast 11: Girls' State 11: Student Council 11, 12: Sec. 11:: Vice-Pres. 12: TTT Staff ll, 12: Annual Staff ll, 12: Ad Editor 12: Library Club 11, 12: Vice-Pres. 12: Quill and Scroll ll, 12: National Honor Society ll, 12. Thelma Iean Kimbrell She is just what she is and not what she ain't. FHA 9, 10: Play Usher 11: Com- mencement Usher ll. Jessie Faye King I might be better it I ccyld, but it's awful lonesome being good. FHA 9, 10, ll: 'Student Council 10, ll: Tri-Y 10, ll: Chaplain 11: Banquet Wait- ress l0: Glee Club 11: Com- mencement Usher ll: Play Cast 11: Basketball ll: Li- brary Club ll, 12: Pres. ll, 12: TTT Staff ll, 12: Annual Staff ll, 12: Circulation Man- ager l2: Quill and Scroll ll, JZ: Class Vice Pres. 12. Earvin Kulbeth Ma, gimme a nickel so I can go out and be tough. 1-li-Y 9, 10, ll, 12: 4-l-I Club 9, 10: Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12: Football 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 10: Banquet Entertainer 10: Play Staqe Hand 11: 'ITT Staff 12: Annual Staff 12: Football Royalty 12: Who's Who 12. CLASS HISTORY Our scholars who made speeches at com- mencement were Barbara Thompson, Sue White and Richard and Sandra Blankinship. And so to the strains of When the Golden Sun Is Setting , our Elementary School days came to a close. Mildred Lasiter Quiet, unlike most girls. FHA 10, ll: Play Usher 11: Commencement Usher ll. Shirley Ann Lasiter Which man will go best with this dress? Basketball 9: FHA 9, 10: Glee Club 9, 10, ll: 4-H Club 9, 10, ll, 12. Gary Bruce McFarland He was pure snow, but he drifted. Transferred I r o m Banks 10: 4-H Club 9, 10, ll, 12: President ll: Banquet En- tertainer l0: Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12: Play Publicity Chair- man ll: Baccalaureate Usher 11: Hi-Y ll, 12: Quill and Scroll ll, 12: TTT Staff ll, 12: Annual Staff ll, 12: Editor 12: ,Mixed Chorus 12: Who's Who 12: National Honor So- ciety 12. Duvel Mclntyre Patience girls, you'll get your turn, everycne else has. . . . 1-li-Y 10: Band 10: 4-H Club 10: Play Stage Hand ll: Mix- ed ,Chorus 11, 12. Page 13 LASITER l 5 LASITER i 5 , Q 'S xg MCFARLAND E? P Q MCINTYRE I -4- 'CJ CLASS HISTORY At last. We reached the thrill tirnbered hills of Iunior High. Our Babe, the Blue Ox that led us through that first year was Richie Blankinship, president of the seventh grade. Mary Neely was and football MCKINN EY lunior Cheerleader :The eighth grade found us away at the trail of knowledge ing a pile of sawdust in our wake. Sandra Blanlcinship and Mary Neely 1 were elected cheerleaders. Rufus Reaves They call him Moses5 time he opens his mouth bull rushes. FFA 9, 105 Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Mixed Cho- rus 10, 11, 125 Play Stage Hand 11. Erma lean Reynolds lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. FHA 9, 105 Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Tri-Y 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice Pres. 95 Banquet Waitress 105 Arch- bearer 115 Play Cast 115 Girls' State 115 Junior Class 1, 125 TTT Staff ll, 125 Page Editor 125 Annual Staff 11, 125 Activity Editor 125 Nation- al Honor Society ll, 125 Pep Squad Pres. 125 Homecoming reas. 115 Ouill and Scroll Mc n y To ea yo go l this ad- ' Mu 5 ' ou can't et around. Hallowee King 15 Mixed Chorus , 125 W5 G e Club ' W 69 9 Wvvj Troy Hugh Moseley This is one of those cases where quietness is VERY de- ceivingf' MOSELEY NEELY Neely that made her also made her 9 10, ll: Co-Cap- Council 9, 10, Candidate 10: Waitress 105 Home- Honorary Queen 11: 10,125 Play Script Read- er 115 Cheerleader 9, 11, 125 Commencement Us er 11: Pep Squacy Dixie Iohn Nichols He took care never to offend and every creature was his friend. FFA 10. Queen 125 Who's Who 125 Student Council 12. Rena Sue Reynolds We can live without pretty clothes,- we can live without 'loads of dough'5 but civilized woman can't live without steady beaus. Glee Club 9: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Reporter 95 .Tri-Y 9, 10, ll, 125 Secretary 125 Homecoming Maid-9, 115 Banquet Waitress 105 Commencement Usher 115 Play Cast 115 Pep Squad 12. Benny Roark My teachers think l'm so sweet. l'm always placed on the front seat. 4-1-I Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Reporter 10, 115 Sec.-Treas. 125 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Vice-Pres. 125 Boys' State 115 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Fire Marshal 11, 125 TTI' Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 School Pho- tographer 125 Who's Who 12. Mary Carol Woodie was maid for the Iuntor Football Roy- alty. Sporting five of our class' NICHOLS mates, the Iunior Iills won the McGehee Invitational Tourna- ment that year. 0616! Pwf REAVES t . A .X x, x X N . A , I , l X X. n X REYNOLDS REYNOLDS 1. P C, RCARK rg. rl P Viv-4 fl Richie and Sandra Blankin- ship represented us in Hal- loween Royalty. We 2 - .- ' 5t,: 5. . ' Y - .91 .- ' ' ee . 'l ,- 2 Q . ll i Q tb X l 5 F , T Er 'wtf Q it ROBERTS RODGERS ROSS ROTTON 51,2 Shirley Ann Roberts Cute and charming, she has a personality that has brought her popularity. 4-H Club 95 FHA 9, 10, ll: Archbearer ll: Halloween Candidate 12. Mary I oyce Rodgers Music is well said to be the speech oi angels. Glee Club 95 Student Council 9, 10, ll: FHA 9, 10: Banquet Enter- tainer 105 Sr. Tea Waitress 105 Commencement Usher 11. Iohnny Ross Angels play harps, Iohnny the bass drum. 4-H Club 95 10, ll: Basketball 95 Track 10: Boy Scouts 9, 10, ll, 12: l-lie Y 115 Baccalaureate Usher ll: Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Play Cast ll: Band 125 Stu- dent Council President 12. 1 ' -, Charles Franklin Rotten Mother always said l'd be president. Hi-Y 9, 10, ll, 125 President 125 Track 9, 107 Football 9, 10, ll, 125 All Dis- trict 127 Football Royalty 9, ll, 125 Sr. Class President 125 Boys' State ll: Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Play Stage Hand 115 Baccalaureate Usher ll. 125 CLASS HISTORY The rapidly growing Bunyans experienced numerous activities in the ninth grade. Richie Blankinship was Junior Homecoming captain and Sandra Blankinship was queen. The year was victorious for the Iunior Iill's team, county champs and winners of the Banks Invitational Tournament. The Bunyans reached the tenth grade going strong with hands on the ax-handle and eyes on the goal. There were football, basketball, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Student Council and numerous other school activities. Never a dull moment for the Sophomore woodchoppers. Iackie Scobey Everybody is crazy but me and thee and thee is a little oft. Hi-Y 9, 10: 4-l-l Club 9: Basketball Manager 105 Mix- ed Chorus 10, 125 Play Cast 115 Office llg Who's Who 12. SCOBEY Wawam G a 97 'The worl sure 0 - -: is' , 1111 ' . tme 1-11-Y 10, 125 fb YY and 105 ixed Chorus 10, 1 ll, 125 4-H Club 10, ll: Bas- ketbt-111110, 11, 125 Baseball 1 10, ll, 125 Baccalaureate Ush- x S , 5 er 115 Play Cast 1 I Q snuff 11, 125 Pine xg-' A ll, 125 Sports Editor 125 dent Council Treasurer 1 xxx, If rw - X 3 NT Zi 1 faxl Shirley Ann 2 l One in a million, ? everyone as a good girl. Q I ' Club 95 Music 9, 105 FHA 9, ,ll 105 sr. req waitress 105 Ban- 'N A 1 quet Entertainer 105 Play Cast llg Office 11. 1 sr. ICHN it s Elsie Mae Free Stewart Taken, boys, sorry. 4-H Club 95 FHA 9, 105 Banquet Enter- tainer l0: Play Usher 115 Glee Club ll, 125 Mixed Cho' 1-us ll, 12. Page 15 STEWART I t 1,4 at' W I gi QF' XY .71 0,7 77 ill Sze! V MY' I Vallc, Y Pays!! i 41,1417 o'L,A'fvI'1o'v ' yq,,Lj Sheila Ann Taylor Thank goodness, she has no twin. Tri-Y 9, 10, 11, 127 Secretary 117 Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 127 4-H Club 9, 10, ll: Sec. 107 Banquet Waitress 107 Sr. Tea Waitress 10: Play Cast 117 Commencement Ushe er 117 Girls State 117 Ouill and Scroll ll, 127 National .5 TAYLOR TILLMAN WALKER WEAVER Honor Society ll, 127 TTT Staff 11, 127 Business Mgr. 1.27 Annual Staff 11, 12. Effie Sue Tillman li silence is qolden7 just call her Fort Knox. Library Club 10, 11, 127 Secretary ll, 12. Bruce Wayne Walker A guard, a tackle, and FOR- WARD, too. 1-1i'Y 9, 10, ll, 127 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 127 Football 9, 10, 11, 127 Track 10, 117 Office 107 Mixed Cho- rus 10, ll, 127 Play Stage Hand 111 Baccalaureate Ush- er lg Sr. Tea Entertainer llf Student Council 12. Doyle Weaver Well, boys7 it's like this . . Ccensore-dj. 4-H Club 9, 10: Play Stage Hand 117 Mixed Chorus 12. ZW ZUf51fawz Edith Sue White A good sport and true. We need more just like you. FHA 9, 10, ll7 Sr. Tea Wait- ress 1Q5 Archbearer 117 Bas- ketball ll7 Play Usher 117 TTT Staff ll, 127 Annual Staff ll, 127 Picture Editor 127 Glee Club ll, 12: Ouill and Scroll ll, 127 Sr. Class Sec. 127 Na- tional Honor Society 12, Buster Wiggins Pa said if l'd make B's, lie'd tell me all about women. 4-H Club 9, 107 Halloween Candi- date 107 Mixed Chorus 12. Opal lean Wolfe A good lriend to the end. Transferred 12. Mary Carol Woodie Eat, drink, and be merry lor tomorrow we diet. Tri-Y 9, 10, 11, 127 Pres. 9, 127 Glee Club 9, ll, 127 4-H Club 10, ll, 127 Pres. gf Reporter 107 Vice-Pres. 117 Basketball gf 10, 117 Co-Capt. 97 FHA 9, 107 Secretary 10: Sr. Tea Waitress 107 Halloween Can- didate 107 Banquet Waitress 107 Class Sec. 107 Archbearer 117 Play Cast 117 Homecom- ing Maid 117 Girls' State 117 TTT Staff 11, 127 Ouill and Scroll ll, 127 National Honor Society ll, 127 .Pep Squad Vice-President 127 Who's Who WHITE WIGGINS WOLFE SQL. 12. WOODIE CLASS HISTORY Then we were luniors. The Paul Bunyans had blazed a trail steadily upward with the spirit oi Babe, the Blue Ox 7 now we could peer between his massive horns and see the top. This was a biq year and led by Richie Blankinship as class president, every lunior shouldered the axe with a will. The lunior Halloween Carnival provided plenty of work and excitement for all. Everybody turned dramatic for the lunior Play, The Able Miss Cain. lt was a bang-up comedy, with three terrific performances, earn- ing Mask and Dagger awards for Iohn Eder- inqton and Sylvia Buercklin. Page 16 it Amid flying chips and a blaze of glory, Erma Reynolds led the home-coming royalty as queen, escorted by cocaptains, Royce Adair and Richie Blankinship. Mary Neely and Sandra Blankinship rounded out the procession as maids. Buddy Rotten and Rich- ie Blankinship brought great honors to the camp by Winning all-district in football. We have blazed our trail through high school, but May 14 saw the Paul Bunyans in formal attire for the Iunior and Senior Banquet, the grand finale of the year. Babe led us south of the border for a Mexican theme, complete with bull tight and somb fkvwx, ff The end of the trail at last! We Bun- yans have been served nobly by Iohn- ny Ross as Student Council president and Buddy Rotton, president of the Sen- ior Class. Miss Pauline Lefler and Mr. Noble Steelman have kept the spirit of Babe the Blue Ox burning brightly to guide us throughout our last year. our journey in lite has on- ly begun. May We con- tinue as in days gone by, to meet hardships with a smile, and Work toward our goals in life with the mighty spirit of Paul Bun- yan. Page l7 T on I IAX vi' I , Q WHS v'43'-fgfw 0.0 HQ 'Nun' f f 'LF5 -ok-:L-fi' ffl, L if 1 :L L 'Y' f I 4 1 .X , ' X' 4 'v vo 0 ,, 1.1 ' '-':': 'ISV ?a'.'X. ., . . -'.:,s.x,. Tap,1L'J5 4 x o,, -,gm ,Q 0,4 1 - 4 - 'A if I HH 'v' 9 '. ' S . 'AA . I I P- 3 .1 ll U r PVS ss' A-Q ,--v i bv? la- ' 7 x N l' Patsy Bridges is w fx K' WML First Day On September 7, 1954, school opened with a bang for the Junior Class of 89 members. This marked the beginning of the most eventful year in the history 2 of the class. 5 5 i I Dean Adams Adams Paul Martin Ashcrt Carolyn Beard Iohn Newton Berry Martha Lou Blackw Alice Boyce Mary Frances Bradf Toby Bratton David Brooks Betty Sue Brown Carroll Br Mike Burns iff Page 19 Garland Bryadt I iw! QW W off X G CN M fs i pl XXQQ Ann Hedrick W ' Class Oiiicers The members of the Iunior Class hon- fhe following people with offices the year '54-'55: David Brooks, Pres- ident, Ronnie Curry, Vice President Io Anne Reeves, Secretary, and '-Patsy Bridges, Treasurer. If Wayne Clayton Fayrene Collie? Sandra Cruce Ronnie Curry Bobbye Ruth Davis Mary Davis Pearl Dearman Ioan Doggett Norma Freer lack Gorman Rachel Griffin P ouise Herman iomas Harfon ,XX rtha Harfsell Page 20 ,....i-4 Homeroom Meeting The lu sy in niors are usually kept very meetings, because 696 O the unlimit d responsibilities t 5 lie haiids, such as the Play, and ' ,arnes Thomas Henry Martha Herron Dorothy Sue How Wanda Hoyle Barbara Hughes ,--of Ianice Iohnson lerry Iohnson Carolyn Isbell Nolan Kiersey y Shirley Ann Kitchef 7277 ?e vw. ie, arry Lara e Bobby McCain st Martin Nettie Bell Misho Iames Moore Page 21 L -' Egg!! 2529! wtf? Exams That test was terrible! We just knew we'd have to spend another year of Work in the Iunior Class. But no, 70 was passing and most of us made 71, so guess we re at least on the road to graduation. Dickie Nelson t Williene Norman Ann Norris Wayne O'Neill Barbara Parnell Goldie Pope Dortha Putman Pattie Hagar lo Anne Reaves loann Beep Rufus Saunders Bobbie Scroggins Barnard Smith Janice Taylor Shirley Ann Taylor Page 22 Brucelle Steadman Nelda Thompson Iondalyn Williams Gwen Stone Gail Stuart Troy Sullivan Jimmy Trucks Patsy Walker Iackie West fi r W S drag -41501041 V , Eff l Ioyce Temple Ioyce White Clifford Gates Page 23 15X ' Clvrh Q x Lf. . y4'4'lx'o'1A Q' 'M v x I 'S ' 1 Q 1 ' . ' Qkdlqklnll ,'l ,J 1 BI-If' 01 5' L-, ' -'J ff i 4 ,Alu , , og, Q oo P'X VO' 'os' S f' 'vs' V 9 1 '-S125 if 1 . 1, xx 'nj -'J - , ' ,uh -4 : I 1 4 1 nl' H- GRD ,f 721 , . nv 1 4,1 Az. l . 6- ..- 4 54.- r i Y' 4 1 4 9 s 9 5' ann' 'Q ,, fwpgt .l, Cv 5 A' nQ 1 n'2: N :IV-Lv' .' 1 H'-'-A GRHDE - F. 4- 9 QF.6.137qQ co'r'1f,,fllX31'n 'O 33' lxgxlj Agn x'3,!,x ,l,' 4y .,'f. ins.. ,, ,C vlaxgxyy- 'xy oyvx ,','.L,, 0'1 11!x 1.8.5.1 I . W 0 1 I, 1 j' Q H' 1' . xt' Y 'V . lk I K A: 5' :- ' 63fHk97 - , -1 ,QQXIQW 5 -- 'V L.,,J.i 1 j ani' yxDf.'Q A ---- v-.JI .N f'1 1 I Ml G I 'O I v Q ' 1 ,ffl Jr , I 'IH' emma Iimmy Adams Nancy Anderson Bill Hedrick Bob Anihoni Verlon Armstrong Marilyn Beasley Gail Blanlcinship Noel Brumley Virginia Caplinqer Bobby Chandler Sarah Clark Michael Clayton Barbara Clayton Iames Cosby Kay Culpepper Mary Dearmon 1 cb we ovuomonisbggm fill Page 25 W t s . W 2 -, -Q 1.5, f -l N Q , X T if 1 xv i v ,g Otto lohnson Barbara Iohnson Betty Faye Lasiter lerry Lawrence lohn Little Nancy Littlefield Phyllis May Gwen McGhee Cherie McMurry Mary Mitchell U Guy Morgan Ora Lane Morrisw limmy Neely Joe Mullins f ,A is Vw 0Pll0lVl0llE . 4. lllllilil L, RJ W Charles Doggett Adolf Doss Lyndel Erwin Elizabeth Fuel Marion Gambil Dewayne George Linda Gibson Elizabeth Girdner Evelyn Greenwood Patsy I-lamaker Hayes I-Iollensworth Holt Hoyle Bobby letters .P --9 4' 'L 'U .Page 26 F -. L., -ti 9: '. Evelyn Nichols Dale Nicholson Raymond O'Connor Marvin O'Neal Marshall Parker Shirley Pearce Billy lack Perry Dale Pope Margie Pruitt David Ragar Donald Ragar a I Eleanolrwxves Alton Richards Martha Ross Glenna Self z M C gfofaww t WKMW 011110 omg ,W Page 27 Barney Sims Betty Lou Sliqh . Charles Sloan Bobye Stephens ,CDO Charles Tadlock Ethel Grace Teague Alice Faye Temple Billy Thompson Thornton, Louis Gene Tate M M Mary White Cecil Williams Linda Wilkinson Dorman Woodall Tommy Woodall LC! ixlancyiwoodle Ml UMD NINTH GR DE First Row, left to right: Doy Adams, Elmer Adams, Linda Sue Adams, Roxene Adams, Travis Adcock, Wayne Adcock. Second Row: Betty Adair, Hershel Armstrong, Kay Baker, Mike Berry, Carolyn Bickers, Melinda Blankinship. Third Row: Curtis Blankinship, Peggy Bolland, Allen Braswell, Patricia Brazeale, Edwin Brumley, Billy Burks. Fourth Row: Ierry Burks, Patricia Burks, Billy Campbell, Harold Campbell, Steve Chenault, E1izabeth'Clanton. Fifth Row: Bruce Clemens, Yvonne Cochran, lane Colter, Emmett Cope, Linda Cornett, V. O. Cranford. Sixth Row: Martha Iean Crippen, Charles Cullins, Estelle Doggett, Ronnie Doggett. Seventh Row: Louise Embry, Shirley Ezell, Barbara Freer, Mabel Gates. Page 28 Qr NINTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Ioan Gavin, Charles Girdner, Patricia Harrod, lames I-larton, Iean Hattaway, Georgia Herring. Second Row: Nadine Holt, Sandra Iohnson, Linda Iohnson, Alvanette Iohnston, Charles Iones, Iimmy Kelly. Third Row: Patricia Kiqht, Donna Raye King, Tad Krug, Laron Lasiter, Rudolph Laws, Marilyn Lee. Fourth Row: Edna Mann, Martha Martin, Gene McKinney, Lawrence Morman, Diane Moseley, Charles Myers. Fifth Row: Linda Neely, Autrey Nichols, Fonda Norman, Ierry Norris, Bobby Nutt, Beverly Outlaw. Sixth Row: Katrina Outlaw, Marilyn Owens, Iucly Peebles, Rufus Peek. Seventh Row: Christine Pinson, Nancy Plair, ,Timmy Poteete, Glenda Powell. Page 29 jmml Kr!! F I iiifw NINTH GR DE First Row, left to right: Iuanita Raqar, Mary Anne Reaves, Louise Reaves, Betty Reed, Iames Reep, Martha Riddle. Second Row: Iohnny Roberts, Roberta Robinson, Rosemary Rowell, Mary Lou Scobey, Mary Sedberry, Gwen Sinks. Third Row: Eugene Smith, Francis Smith, Scotty Smith, Patricia Smith, Elois Staniield, Glenda Stanfield. Fourth Row: Ianice Stevenson, Gay Frank Stone, Johnny Sutton, Robert Taylor, Charles Temple, Virginia Terry. Fiith Row: Faye Thomason, Raymond Thompson, Martha Ann Turner, Gayla Vinson, Norma Waqnon, Raymond Wagnon. Sixth Row: Ierry Wherry, Billy White, Wanda White, Nancy Wiqqins. Seventh Row: Donnie Williams, John Woodall, Donny Woodward, Ella Wright. Page 30 EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Elizabeth Ann Adams, Iimmy Adams, David Anderson, Elizabeth Baker, Mary Ioyce Baker, Bobby Barringer. Second Row: Bonnie Berry, Rebecca Botts, Larry Boyette, Tyronza Bradford, Charles Burckhart, Faye Burks. Third Row: Mary Lou Burns, Morris Dean Bryant, Kay Camp, Brenda Carr, Gary Clark, Martha Clark. Fourth Row: Patsy Coates, Eugene Cosby, Kitty Pen Crow, Larry Curry, Morris Curry, Iames Cuthbertson. Fifth Row: IoAnn Dew, Catherine Dog- gett, Ioyce Etheridge, Curtis Evans, Ernestine Ezell, Betty Ferguson. Sixth Row: Iohn Gannaway, Odis Gills, Iimmy Green, Patricia Greenwood. Seventh Row: Ierry Gibson, Troy Goins, Charles Hamaker, Brenda Harcrow. Page 31 EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Katherine Hendon, Martha Herring, Iohnny Homan, Ronnie Iohnson, Mary Jeanette Iohnson, Martha Iones. Second Row: Geraldine Kimbrell, Sharon Laws, Lillie Dell Kim- brell, David Littlefield, Elaine Lonsberry, Wilma McClellan. Third Row: Danny Mathis, Marjorie Moss, Norman Nixon, Patsy Outlaw, Barbara Pearce, Iaclcie Philips. Fourth Row: Phillip Poole, Iohn Paul Quimby, Bobby Rawles, Hugh Ir., Reaves, Ianice Reep, Dale Reynolds. Fifth Row: Patsy Rice, Patricia Richmond, Bernie Robbins, Bryon Roberts, Gary Ross, Marshal Russell. Sixth Row: Bobby Saunders, Roy Saunders, Pauline Savage, Katrina Savage. Seventh Row: Robbie Scroggins, Pat Smith, Patsy Smith, Venoy Stewart. Page 32 EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to riqht: Anita Stuard, Robert Stevenson, Owen Taylor, Larry Tadlock, Brenda Taylor, Mary Taylor. Second Row: Sherry Temple, lames Tillman, Kenneth Thompson, Alice Thornion, Geraldine Trussell, Iean Tullus. Third Row: Catherine Vale, Donnie Waqnon, Iane Wardlaw, Mary Sue Wear. Fourth Row: Paula Whitaker, Barbara Wiggins, Ioyce Wiggins, Roy Davis Williams. Fifth Row: Iudy Wisener, Fay Wolfe, Alice Fay Wooclall. EVE ll GRADE First Row, left to right: Lorece Adams, Stephen Adams, Bruce Andersox., Robert Anderson, Blll Appleton, Delores Armstrong. Second Row: Lettie Ray Bailey, Bobby Baker, Linda Bradley, Latrlcia Brown, Pattie Brown, Linda Burks. Third Row: Klondls Calloway, Garland Campbell, Mary Camp- I bell, Peggy Campbell, Pat Caraway, Larry Carr. Fourth Row: Bruce Cash, Carolyn Clanton, Anna Carolyn Clayton, Ioan Connell, Dortha Cope, Cecil Cornett. Filth Row: Hershel Cranford, I e 15 David Cullins, Mary Culp, Bobby Ioe Curry, Buddy Dew. Sixth Row: Diane Dolle, Damond Doss, one Edwards, Lavern Evans. Seventh Row: Iackie Ezell, Carolyn Ferguson, Iohnny Ferrell, lohn Garrason. Page 34 EVE TH GRADE First Row, left to riqht: Marilyn Gates, Gerald Gavin, Wanda Sue George, Glenda Gorman, Ann Graham, Bruce Grider. Second Flow: Nancy Harqraves, Dixie Harrelson, Barbara Harton, Betty Harvey, Eleanor Hayes, Pat Hayes. Third Row: Charlie Herman, Wanda Herrinq, Martha Hill, Iames Hunter, Coy Iohnson, Dalton Iohnson. Fourth Row: Leonard Iohnson, Sally Johnson, Floyd Johnston, Glenda Iohnston, Woodrow Iclley, Bessie Iones. Fifth Row: David Kniqht, Nancy King, Gene Kimbrell, Marcell Kimbrell, Mike Knickerbocker, Iames Lanier. Sixth Row: Charles Little, Grady Lasiter, Charle McIntyre, Mary Sue McKinney. Seventh Row: Ted McKinney, Kaylon Mc- Murray, Melinda Meek, Joann Milburn. Page 35 EVE ll GRADE First Row, left to right: Buddy Morris, Steve Moseley, Freddy Nichols, Iohn Nichols, Darilyn O'Neal, Ioyce O'Neill. Second Row: Levie Lee Parker, Clifford Gene Phillips, Sue Phillips, Dean Pipes, R. W. Poole, Willie Clyde Poole. Third Row: Arnold Pope, Connie Quimby, Shirley Reaves, Fred Heep, Carol Reynolds, Phyllis Reynolds. Fourth Row: Donald Robinson, Richard Sanders, Elizabeth Savage, George Savage, Delbert Scroqqins, Ioyce Sharp. Fifth Row: Sue Sloan, Charles Smith, Connie Smith, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Smith, Merrellyn Stark. Sixth Flow: Mike Steelman, Floyd Stewart, Hattie Sutton, Edward Tabor. Seventh Row: Bill Taylor, Gerald Taylor, Leonard Thomason, Lula Mae Thompson. Page 36 , Up 'H an ' i SEVE TH GRADE First Row, left to right: Verlie Tullos, Beatrice- Vines, Charles Vining, Carolyn Wallace, Linday Kay Wallace, Don West. Second Row: Phyllis West, Aaron White, Lucille White, Caihie Whitehead, Don Wilkinson, Donna Wilkinson. Third Row: C. E. Williams, Iames Williams, Robert Williams, Iames Willis. Fourth Row: Al Wilson, Charles Wolfe, Linda Wolfe, Walter Franklin Woodie. nm W 1 . - 9 l , ai. ' ' jttdi 23. O Q 'Q 5 K A Q Q Hill STUDENT CGUNCIL lohnny Ross Helen Mae Hickman Goldie Pope Mike Burns President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Student Council, with Iohnny Ross presiding, sponsored the following activities: monitoring hall traffic and a student court, a milk machine in the hallg religious assemblies, a White Christmas, and the Curtis Magazine Drive. The Council also sent the officers, accompanied by Mr. W. T. Smalling, to the Southern Association of Student Councils in Iackson, Mississippi. A committee, consisting of teachers and students, revised the constitution. Diane Dolle, Steve Moseley, Robert Stevens, Barbara Clayton, Sylvia Ann Buercklin, Martha Lou Blackwell, Goldie Pope, lanice Heep, Gerold Sanders, Louise Reaves, Marilyn Beasley, Paula lor ' or ' Whitaker, Brenda Tay , Mike Burns, M 'W- , 1' 15 A ' iefsl C5 i Mllllll tha Ann Martin, Carol Reynolds, Erma Ctrl, Dale Pep.-, Flllff' lvl. tynw XX 1.51-NI. f lf l Page 39 ll xy X iii. TALL ,Tl BER TIME Sylvia Ann Buercklin Sheila Ann Taylor Mary Carol Woodie- Co-Edltor Business Manager Co-Editor Mrs. Foy Greene, Sponsor: Sylvia Ann Buercklin, Sheila Taylor, Shirley Taylor, Sandra Mary Allan, lossio Faye Kina, Goldie Pope, Martha lean Cornell, Norma lean Freer, Wanda Luvillo Barron, Earvin Knlluoth, Gary Mulfarland, Ernest Martin, Rachel Grillin, Edith Sue Cruce, In Hoyle, WX Wllllex, x- Iarnos Moore, Barham Parnell, Martha Ann Harlse , ackie Scohey, Mike Burns, Gwen Sl n , Erm lean Reynolds, Helen Maojickman, Dorothy How n, Mary Davis, Benny Roark. A A A J 0 ll 17 K f Wd, ll fs ffl' :fly Pl E C0 E STAFF .V . Gary McFarland Helen Hickman Editor Business Manager Gary MPFarlarid, Helen Hiclcrnan, Sandra Blankinsliip, Wanda Hoyle, Shirley Buorclclin, Patsy Bridqes, Martha Blackwell, Martha Hartsell, Martha ifornwtt, loyvo Stone, Barlmxrir Parnell, Sandra Crunfe, Mary Allen, Alive Ann Beaulilzorrrcl, Mrs. Sponsor: Sheila Taylor, Dorothy Howsen, Goldie Pope, Mike Burns, Larry Larance, Jackie Scoloey, Earvin Kulbeth, Lucille Barrett, Rachel Griffin, Sue White, Mary Heyrtolds, larnes Moore, Mary Carol Woodie, Benny Roarlc, Guy Shaha, Ernest Mart fl 1 'ltr Taylor, Sylviir Prefer, Gwvrr Foy Gregorio, Iessie Kina, Davis, Erma rrr. 'vx 1 1 , My 111-1 ,M11y C1131 Wcodle, 15101111 Sue Reynolds, Gwen Stone, Gf111 1311,1111-c1ns11i1v, Burns 1742 IH A11 rms, F rsy 1311111111 s Sw .,: 1-7.1311 fx zy. 1, 1:'y'.'J11 A1111 1111P11'1c1111, S-1111111 1?11111r:11151111', 1iI!I11 11' 111 1Q1f'V11'.115 ff:,.',- '1 xy. 1 1: 11 171.11 F111 '11 1 111' 11: 1, f1.11'1 1' zyf- l1'1:111 1V111ry XflI'I111l1Nf'11E',111I1 l1Z1,YI1I1E1 ' 11' ff 1 1- -1 1 1- , ,-. 1' if ' 1 11111 111111 IVKHI' 11 '1'f1' T111-f 1' '1' N1- 1f1 11f.1v 1v11s111 1,11'.11- 1 ' 51 . 1'.: 1: 11 11 31111. 111 1u' 1.1-1:1 '11 1 1, 11111y r11.1111::',-.'11'11, F1111. L11 111111111 11 111 Z1 1 1.1.1 1 5 11 1111 1 S 1111111 1 L111 lrlllf 1' I1 k'f .IIT 11' 111 C111111es Rotten, Ronn Curr 101111 Fmzer, B111 Wnlker, Furvin Guy Shuhn, Gary fu 'nugun av, 1 , 1, . ,, TRI-111-Y ' Sponsor D1ck1e Anthoni, Charles es S1ocm, 131110 Papo Neely Iohn B1cnk1nship, Iohn Icrnes Moore 'W' N 113 X1yJx1QV1 1 47' Marvin O'Nec1, Brure Henry, Robert Ross Q , du tfl4ilrNiNiH 1 1 A L R mi ,tii:if2v,,, '1V'ttjwt7'w Mary liutli Seclluerry, Linda lalinson, Wanda White, Mrs. Ned McFarland, Sponsor, Marilyn Owens, Carolyn Biwkvis, Mtntlif: Ann Martin, Gwen Sinks, Rosemary Rowell, Sandia Iolinson, Martha Crippen, Iudy Peebles, l,intiti Neely, Mtirtliti Turner. JUNIOR TRI-lil-Y Pt1tr'ic'it Crt xml lat-km aff' 1 Hit lnnoncl, Nanry Smith, Donna licynoltis, Anno r mm, Paula Ciiive, Connie Quimby, Diane Dolle qi 9 'Q f Q A , i , N , lr y if N f A 9 .,., x J 3 I 1 , 4' .. , :E 9 3. Q' . . ' I I 4, Vw I ' ludy Wisener, Becky Betts, Glenda Gorman, Bonnie Berry, JU IOR HI-Y Marilyn Culp, Io Ann Dew, Patsy Outlaw, lanice Heep, 1 I f Ulitirles Myois, Buliliie Nutt, Curtis Blankinship, Iearl Gavin, Fred Heep, Iimmy Kelley, Travis '1 1 A f 2 is Girdner, Adcork, laimes Heep, Tad Kruq, Ierry Norris, Gay Frank Stone. . ,, Ap Page 43 x 'N N l FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERIC it f Howard Calvert, Treasurer, Barnard Smith, President: Lavern Rice, Reporterg Wayne O'Ne-ill, Secretary: Top Row: Mr, Loran lohnson, Adviser, Royce Adair, Sentinel, Shelton. Adams, Vice President. Gary Wiqqam, Laverne Rice, Elmer Adams, David Raqar, Curtis Elankinsnip, Tommy Pike, Doy Adams, Howard Calvert, Gene Mclnney, limmy Adams, limmy Poteet, Raymond Waqnon, Barney Simms, Mike Berry, Autry Nichols, Cecil Williams, I. C. Adams, Bill White, Rufus Peek, Adolph Doss, Wayne O'Noill, Donald Rrrqttr, V. O. Cranford, Ora Lane Morris, Rudolph Laws, Ierry Wherry, Barnard Smith, Shelton Adams, Otto lohnson, Royce Adair, Harley Ctrice, Verlon Armstrong, Ierry Burks, Scotty Smith, Bobby Chandler, Rufus Saunders, lames Cosby, lohn Berry. A x 3 lttttiay lltitltirrs, Mriitlm ll xitsvll, l,lllCltI Wilkitihriii, I Lil Qllojttlly Adm: X v .ifly llftlienswortli, Mrs. Cliarles Miller, Sponsctig Narivy lNrrodio, lltiiluira lluglics, Gail Blankinsliip, Alive Temple, loyte White, Mary Bradford, Dortlia Putman, Phyllis May, ,t'oyrc- loiinsgu, Martlirr Elarlcwell, Barbara Clayton, Ethel Teague, Betty Sliali, Goldie Pope, Libby Girdrior, Bolvye Stephens, Dorotliy Howsen, Mary Dtivis, Linda Gilison, Mary Wliitel, loan Reavos, Glenna Self Flaetiel Gr itfin, JU l0R H0lVlElVl Kllll 0F MERIC Melinda Blankinship, Mary Lou Norma lean Waqnon, Linda Powell, Beverly Katrina Outlaw, I1 Rowell, Martha T Patricia Kiqht, Sc Sinks, Marilyn Owens Linda Ad scgatricia Breazeale, l so ne Ad Linda ohn n, Sue Cor tt, Roxene ams, Stanfield, Mrs. George McDaniel, Sponsor, Martin, Betty Adair, Fonda Norman, Peqqy Boland 1 Plair, Carolyn Bickers, Marilyn Lee, Pat Burks, Rosemary Smith, Donnie Williams, ludy Peebles, Martha Riddle, Linda Neely, Donna Raye King, Martha lean Crippen, Gwen Try. E . ,Mm e,rigoN JUL 6 all ct yoft JJ QA' 3' simon 4-H Goldie Pope, Lyndel Erwin, loe Mullins, lohnnie Floss, Noel Brumly, Rufus Reaves, Benny Hoark, lo Ann Herrinq, Shirley Kitchell, Iohn Ederinqton, Gary McFarland. J IOR 4-ll CLUB Sue Sloan, Nancy Kina, Sally lohnson, Wanda Georqe, Beatrice Vines, Marilyn Smith, Lula Mae Thompson, Floyd Stewart, Delbert Scroaqins,.Lorice Adams, Connie Smith, Bill Taylor, Leonard lohnson, lohn Garrison, Robert Baker, Evelyn Adair, Iames Wiggins, Pat Carraway, Robert Williams, C. E. Williams, David Kialit, Mike Knickerbocker, Don Wilkinson, lohn Woodall, Aaron White, Elizabeth Clanton, Patricia Bjeazeale, Bruce Cash. U' Page 46 LIBRARY CLUB ...H Mrs. D. L. Erwin Librarian at work Librarian 95' .255 f ,, i qi av. 5 ' ' mi frili Iessie Faye Kina Helen Mae l-lickmar, Effie Sue Tillman Ioyce White President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman lbs Q7 W P .5 3 Glenda Powell Ioyce .Temple Ioan Gavin Denver Hayes Catherine Doaqett I qu, G t P f , -P 5 T574 V f V ner? K4 A I -'V e P -4 , ....g A Patricia Breazeale Sue Sloan Elizabeth Savage Katherine Vail Martha ,Tones Q ., ' . K I T I ' tlt. E - . ,Jn t g P' t A A 'TZ' if A G itte 'FH' . ' . ...W Y f Q e..,,,, 51 .' Ai , ' I . ,X K .. kt a TQ, Y Mary Lou Bums Nancy Plair Wanda George lane Wardlaw Alvanette Iohnson Page 47 OCIETY fs... avi! CC 'B Burna Adams, Sandra Blankinship, lessie King, Patsy Bridges, Sylvia Buercklin, Ann Roberts, Lucille Barrett, Erma Reynolds, Sheila Taylor, Mike Burns, Io Ann Reaves, lohnny Ross, Charles Rotton, Helen Hickman, Sue White, Iohn Ederington, Gary McFarland, Richard Blankinship, Mary Carol Woodie. Through the efforts of the National Honor Society, and Mr. Marion Hickinbottom, spon- sor, the interior of Waren High School -has been given a new eye-resting appeaarance. The Society undertook the job ot painting the classrooms and halls last year. The tirst floor was completed last year, and when school started this year, the eight remaining members continued the project. lunior and Senior members elected in 1955 made a total of twenty students participating in the pro- ject. Many hours of Work have been put into this proiect, hours which have been spent freely with only the satisfaction of a job well done Waiting at the end of the last com- pleted wall. 0 ILL A D SCRtlLL Shirley Taylor, Martha Hartsell, Sandra Blanlcinship, Mary Parnell, Lucille Barrett, Goldie Pope, Martha Blackwell, Iessie Bridges, Sylvia Buercklin, Barbara Sandra Cruce, Sheila Taylor, Mary Allen, Erma Reynolds, Helen Hickman, Sue White, Gary McFarland Burns. 'Wv qi MOSTA Popular Boy Best Gm 'Athlete ' Best Boy Athlete . WHO' H0 OF E IOR CLASS Martha Cornett lC1Cki9 SCObeY Cutest Girl Cures! BOY THE E IOR CLASS 0F X. 5 lt Q l S-'J x x 9 N! B. 19 1 Louie Bussell ' '-'I . 7 BSIUIY Rollfk N Wittiest Girl R Xa- Ls Wxthest Boy Y v ', yvl 1 J X J XL, V 1 S ' I I sf -. 5169, Mary Carol Wooie Ricllarcl Blcmkinship Sylvia Buercklin Iohn Ederinqton ld6Gl Girl, Most Beautiful Ideal Boy, Most Handsome, Best Personality, Girl Most Boy Most Likely To Girl Most lndustrious Likely to Succeed, Most Succeed Best Personality Industrious 7- 7L. 7 X l ,Y V 6 4 , Paqe 49 NNUAL QUEEN N11 'J 'QTEK Y f. J X H vi 1 1 XMXXQ-N55 ' xx , k x xx X X1 XE fx by ju Qi gm NIJ I X N. JI ' , . L 1 1 ,'-.- ,V f L ,X Y xt im ai ' LJ, X 'M iq 'v M :kj .yy LJ yy .J Q! l J J ,nfx wx .X VX: E Nimlx ' xii 9 f ' N 2 ws w ' '4 XX ff' T-5 Mi H x Q w w . Lf A -'fi A' . 1 1,3 S, . mi U X N f x x,1 NN ,RJ , A, , ,Q -1 g-N .J ,Jr V 3 5' , 3 C' . , X x XJ, ,A X, . V ,X fx ' M Xu u n Y X Mx ' 's 1' X1 X mb, X3 fd ig - 'K ., lx -1 Q5 ' r- ' 1.7-K, N -: - ' 'X Fa Q 73 . J i , 1, ,' ., S' 5-Kg -,ix , V, Xi FJ 3 Xl ,H-1-ll? , X sd R., QR , XQ 5, ny :H , H - ,X J., A .K X ,AV . 1 s Xu I AA Xxo-'tv' L55 ,gyancfra Zgfankndlznyo NIAIDS T0 THE ANNUAL QUEEN WZ!! wary Mrginia WMQ g my .ggzlia my mary Caro! ,MAoc!ie WIA! .Min was .McAman MIAA gm Page 51 af Jean HW!- FO0TBALL QUEEN ff-fi if 1 f T X n 33 L ln. ,ff Q mo gdma yearn Hgnofcb FOOTBALL AID 3 , rag WQILQ 0 N , wee! 13 fr- Q i 4, I. at -.K 4' i 9 asf f Z? - 4 was - if' Eff Miss Sandra Blankinship, Miss Mary Virginia Neely, Miss Gwen Stone, Miss Burna Dean Adams, Miss Alice Faye Temple. Miss Ethel Grace Teague. Page 53 f IW' 1 . FFA SWEETHEART md Sandra gfanlinafwyo I 3 bl fox 4s', ,As oy. , os,4,s v' ,, 'eg Q.-1. I sy ', 00 ' .' ' ,',,,s,:'.s, f h zgfyh , v?1 l I if lyll, T? '7 ... 1 '- - I ,fo . I Q , 3 grafts., 1'a'?l :Q f','Q4f. V .fnfnl I .KX pd ,xv , X Q. ,fg if no .I 5-Q-J.: f.' 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Ls W9 V ,WPQX Q, . 9, ,. - , by 'W 1 Z.,,.,'i Y ., Page 56 SCH' I, PEP QUAD 0llFICElR , , my Q Sylvia Arm Blackwell Buercklin, Mary Carol Woodie, Miss Polly Lefler, PEP SQUAD lv V C9 fi Erma lean Reynolds, Martha Lou Miss Polly Leller, sponsorp loyce Temple Alice Ann Bearlmclmlaoard, Shirley Taylor, Alive Fayv Temple Gall Blankinship, Sandra Blankinship, Mary ely, Palsy Hidqes, Sylvia Buerrlftllrx, Martha Bm.-kwpll, Barbara l lllGllPR Shpiln 'Tf-fvlnr Pli-,f-lmok F.-AL fm-.. U7,r,,,J:, v.,A1,, rv,n ,. n . A V -l - Page 57 Donald Rage, Sept. 10 Warren 13 Tackle Sept. 17 Warren 7 Sept. 24 Warren 13 Oct. 1 Warren 13 Oct. 8 Warren 7 Oct. 15 Warren 13 Rufus Saunders WW Tackle Troy Sullivan Charles Sloan Tackle Tack le .A- I 1011 Rison Dumas Watson Chapel Hamburg DeWitt Star City Gail Stewart Iames Moore 1 Otto Iohnson Tackle Tackle Fullback Jackie Gorman Wayne Adcock David Brooks End End End 'S I , . Q ,,,, 7 l ls V,' 1 tt , ' V 5 g, Page 58 FOOTBALL Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren wi? Eudora Monticello McGehee Lake Village Fordyce ,Z T if Carroll Brown Iames Trucks Hcrliback Harfback M0'22,,f2,NeG1 Earvin Kulbe-th Ernest Martin Royce Adair Hqzfback Ouaffefback Fullback Page S9 .mi l 1 ,. as I .,'-0 I 21.1 --pw ,,. . N A FX. Senior Football Squad f ' lingua I Iames Henry 4- I- ? x. A CL-IU X' 1 V N' vxv ' N1 .11 N u -wif, 11 ' I 0 R Charles Rotton If farry Larance Bernard Smith Guard Center Guard Iohn Little Paul Ashcroft Charles Burns End Tommy Ashcroft Guard Mgrs. SEPTEMBER 10 The Lumberjacks opened the season successfully against the Rison Wildcats, winning 13-O. Warren held Rison to 44 yards altogether, while the Axmen were running and passing for 269 yards. Carroll Brown scored a touchdown and an extra point while Earvin Kulbeth made one TD. SEPTEMBER 17 Led by Royce Adair's crashing power runs, the Lum- berjacks won No. 2 against Dumas, 7-0 at Dumas. There was no score in the first half but Warren scored early in the third quarter on a long run by Adair to the 3 from where Brown plunged over for the TD. 1-le also added the PAT. . SEPTEMBER 24 In one of the most thrilling games Axley Field fans have seen in many a year the Lumberjacks won their third straight against the Watson Chapel Wilcats 13-12. Warren was behind nearly all the way until a last minute touchdown by Bruce Walker clinched the victory, OCTOBER 1 Warren made it four in a row at Hamburg winning 13-6. Touchdowns came on a 60 yard run by Earvin Kulbeth and a 15 yard pass from Mike Clayton to Car- roll Brown with Brown adding one extra point. OCTOBER 8 The Lumberjacks fell for the first time this season be- fore the larger DeWitt Dragons, 21-7. The lacks' only score came in the first quarter when Earvin Kulbeth took a Dragon kickoff back 85 yards for the TD. OCTOBER 15 Overcoming a first half, 6-O Star City lead the Lum- berjacks scored twice in the fourth quarter for their fifth win in six starts. Royce Adair played a great game defensively and also made both touchdowns. OCTOBER 22 The Lumberjacks rolled over the Eudora Badgers by FO0TBALL ,ttf Wil' bl Bill Woodiel off! Coach 'fl Charles Tadlock Tackle the score of 14-6 for their sixth win. Otto Iohnson provided the punch with a 45 yard TD jaunt and several other long runs. Adair also scored on an intercepted pass. OCTOBER 29 ' The Lumberjacks ran nlp'their largest score of the year in trouncing Monticello 22-O. Taking part in the scoring were Adair, two touchdowns, Ritchie Blankin- ship, one, and Iames Moore Hocking a punt for a safety. NOVEMBER 5 The Lumberjacks fell in very convincing fashion at McGehee 14-0 for their first conference loss. The lacks couldn't get started and lost in every department. The Owls were led by Charlie Wright and Don Sawyer. NOVEMBER 19 With the championship of District 8 riding on the game the Lumberiacks fell to Lake Village 14-7. The lacks led 7-O at the halftime but couldn't maintain that lead as the Beaver backs began to find the holes in the second half. NOVEMBER 24 In the 1954 season finale the Lumberjacks fell to Fordyce 27-19. Two blocked punts led straight to Red- bug touchdowns in the first half along with two TD passes by Bill Atkinson. Mike Clayton passed excep- tionally well for the night for one bright spot in the loss. Charles Fuel 2 Tackle 5 Bruce Walker Quarterback Tackle Bobby Ray McCain Bob Anthoni Tackle Mike Clayton Page 61 .afll JUNIOR ll00TB LL if-1 Mr. George McDaniel Senior Girls' Basketball Coach Tommy Ashcraft Manager Sept 16 Warren 0 Dermott Sept. 23 Warren 13 Dumas Sept. 30 Warren 12 Fordyce Oct. 7 Warren 6 Hamburg Oct. 14 Warren 7 Star City Oct. 21 Warren 0 McGehee Nov. Nov. 1 4 Warren Warren ' Tie 13 O Monticello Rison l 1 rs- 4 4. 59' 1 G Mr, George Tow Senior Boys' Basketball Coach Dickie Nelson Manager 21 '13 U . O A 8 28 34 'O Front Row, left to rightzlimmy Poteet, Decater Groves, Gay Frank Stone, Lawrence Mormon. Second Row: Morris Bryant, Travis Aclcock, Tad Krug, Gearld Gavin, Bruce Clemens, Raymond Thompson. Third Row: Ed- win Brumley, Charles Burkhart, Mike Knickerbocker, Don Wilkinson, Buddy Dew, lerry Gibson, Allen Braswell, Venoy Stuart. Fourth Row: Woodie lolley, Mike Steelman, David Littlefield, Hugh Reaves, Emmet Cope, Bill Taylor, Gary Ross, Iimmy Kelly, Aaron White, Bobby Barringer. Filth Row: Coach George Towp Manager Butch Woodieg Richard Sanders, Curtis Blankinship, Connie Smith, Managerg Charles Little, and Bobby Rawls. tit Page 62 T pl L LUMBERJILL , K it. A W, -L, Front Row: Nettie Belle Misho, Erma Reynolds, Rena eynol , Alice Faye Temple. Second Bow: Nancy Littlefield, lanice Taylor, Marilyn Beasley, Gwen Stone, Patsy Bridges, Martha l-lartsell. Third Bow: Nelda Thompson, Glenna Self, Betty Faye Laister, Ethel Teague, Libby Girdner, Rachel Griffin, Dorthy I-lowsen, Alice Boyce. Manager Loyce lohnsop. L MBERJACKS Top Row: Mr. George Tow, Coach, Charles Tadlock, Iohn Little, Charles Sloan, Ioe Knickerbocker, Ianies Henry, Billy Thompson, Marvin O'Neal, David Brooks. Middle Row: Bruce Walker, Michael Clayton, Gary McFarland, Garland Bryant, Bonnie Curry, Bottom Bow: Carroll Brown, Ernest Martin, Iames Moore, Richard Bla inship, Earvin MM ta , H N1 i .1- Paqe 63 1 I 4 IV ft if ,A S E lon nor' BA KETBALL 07+ P Warren 32 Drew Central Warren 67 Star City Warren 65 Hermitage Warren 80 Watson Chapel Warren 45 Monticello Warren 75 Sheridan Warren 69 McGehee Warren 61 Watson Chapel Egg-vin Kulbegh Warren 78 Hermitage Guard Warren 74 Vick lv Warren 64 Hermitage Warren 85 Tlllar Warren 64 Hampton Warren 59 Eudora Warren 50 Monticello Warren 82 Fordyce Warren 57 Sheridan Warren 69 Monticello Warren 49 Drew Central Warren 82 McGehee Ernest Martin Forward ..-. ' 0 52 48 56 78 49 65 74 87 Carroll Brown Guard 49 45 50 50 61 51 55 69 56 55 51 87 Garland Bryant Center .A I. AAA 7 .. Y' t' ' I Richard Blanklnship Iames Moore Michael Clayton Gary McFarland Forward Cen ter Forward Cen ter Bruce Walker N David Brooks Iohn Little Ronnie Curry Guard Forward F oiward G uard Q ' ,rf I , Q 1. Charles Tadlock Dale Nicholson Marvin O'Neal Ioe Knickerbocker Forward Guard Forward Center Clifford Clayton Billy Thompson Iames Henry Qhgglgs Sloan Forward Guard Forward Center Pflqe 64 ll ltlll GIRL' BASKETB Watson Cha K is Warren 28 Warren 26 Drew Centra ll Warren 30 Star Cit Warren 23 Hermi , Warren 26 Glen a e Warren 36 B Warren 35 eh e 3 Warren 38 mas lirma Reynolds Warren 37 amb lice Boyce Guard Warren Z2 9 Mc eh e ' jf 7 Guard Warren 20 W on N Warren 31 tson Ghape , 5 rm' e 4 er ' qe ' lt j lllllrff Wil Gail Blankinship Rena Reynolds Guard Guard Mary Allen Glena Sell Nettie Belle Misha Nelda Thompson Guard Guard Guard Guard A Libby Girdner Alice Faye Temple Betty Lasiter Dorothy Howsen Guard wmv, Martha Hartsell Rachel Grifien Ma.ril n, Beaslev Forward Forward Forward Ethel Teague Patsy Bridges Ianice Taylor Nancy Littlefield Forward Forward Forward Forward , l Pae65' Guard Forward Forward I' ZLJQJMML, 'W' gl ',1 ,,,w1vg,f ,vm 'L ,- ., , f ZPL Lzfdtffyd Top Row, left to right: Virqinia Terry, Carolyn Blankinship, ludy Wi Scobey, Beverly Outlaw ,-, .vw -1.1 v .1 ,U Miss Polly Leilerg Louise Recxves, Carol Reynolds, Connie Quimby, Betty Adair, Donna Kinq. Second Row: Brenda Taylor, Melinda eth Sed erry, Kay Baker, Phyllis Reynolds. Bottom Row: Mary Lou Ma y S e Wear. 1 lgl JU IORJACKS J Page 66 f r NK Us I -ff 'Z V. ,- f f':'fg'u5f Q Qui, :'.s,' ,Y Q 'A 'aybfl Q.. 'igg ' nab Q. ,'-1 3.02 .:,'5l.1 x x .-Qmobf , 1 'lg -, . . - A . 1 7: :F , X l'i ,'a .,'l i li f, ', px! Ax. 14 QS. o.',o ',1 ' vtatgtaax lg?K O' '- ff, sf, Af. 49 L'.s 3Q1!'1'10. -39,7 H' 'Nw'-' 'Hn - 1'sX- ,'n'- 'hw' an JQ lg'u'O'1. ' hy 31- '..1l',1tn: -I' xy. 5-' gxusoQ 'mg K-Lu'-if .11 UH ' ffm' O I , 3 A ' 41 i li 1 l , - gi, - 5 Q fo E DJ f am! ,x w-A3 e Vita , Qs' Q 0 l:'O go X Y 0 1 4 V gs0,0,' svogi P' .9 .'s 5 5 55. , v 5 .O xg '0 0,0 xx y' 1 Q 0 0 sq Q, 00' Q Q A Q .K Pcxqe 67 Q90 First Soprano Kay Baker, Bickers Gail Blan nst y , . , Griffon, Barbara Hughes, Wanda Hoylle, Larry Iohn Little, Bruce ik, , FOUR JACKS Michael Clayton Larry Larance, David Brooks, Ernest Martin Hoover Mary White Alto' Martha Owens, Bobye Stephens, Joyce Temple Williams. Tenor: Lyndel Erwin, lohn Bayliss Ederington, Nels Sr' Page 68 Pat Breazeale, lane Colter, Elizabeth Hoyle, Patsy Knight, Donna Kina, Barbara Parnell, Shirley Pearce, Alice Ann Beachboard, Barbara Clayton, Virginia Caplinger worth Ann Hedr k lean Hataway, Sandra Iohnson, Barbara Mary Beth Sedberry, Glenna Self, Ethe l ixin CHORllS The Four lacks gained wide publicity over Arkansas this year for their out- standing singing over radio, television and personal appearances. The Naughty Lady from Shady Lane and Mr. Sand Man , are two of their best known numbers. The success of the quartet began by winning the Coca-Cola Search for Tal, ent Show held in the YMCA, They were then invited to appear on the television show on KATV. Here they won the prize, a Coca-Cola radio, which they gave to the YMCA. Warren merchants and townsmen gave them whole hearted support in their efforts to climb to success. The Y's Men's Club sponsored the quartet on KATV. After their Channel 7 appearance, Channel 4, KARK-TV invited them to sing. Here, Down by the Riverside took the spotlight. Warren and WHS are very proud oi their accomplishments this year. They pose as fine examples to others who have such talent, to entertain the public, Fuel, loya- , Linda Neely, Virginia Terry, lantut Blackwell, Carolyn Gibson, ludy Hollens Gwen McGhee, Rosemary Taylor Linda Wilkinson, Mary Crtppen, Bobbye Davis, Mary Davis, Howsen, Phyllis Ann May, Martha Martin, Taylor, Nelda Thompson, Nancy Woadie, otten, Bill Hedrick, Ftaymond O'Connor, Davifl Robert Ross, Iames, Moore, Mike Burns, Bonnie Smith, lirnmy Neely, lake Turner, loe Knicker Charles Fuel, Duvel Mclntyre, Doyle 1 y loe Mullins lohn Ross Prnfst Clic rles Tadlock, Marvin O'Neal, Gail fs A-3' . , , gi , 1 Q 3u t ,Q , f , Answer Me, Oh My Love started the Four Iills all with a bang. This group of Sophomore girls was organized in September, 1954. Altos are Ethel Teague and Iudy Hollensworth, and sopranos are Gail Blankinship and Linda Wilkinson. The Four Iills have sung for The Kiwanis Club of Pine Bluff: Lions Club, Rotary Club, PTA, First Methodist Church, Iunior Carnival, and Iunior Play, all of which are Warren organi- zations. The girls won second place in the Search for Talent Contest held at the YMCA. This honor provided an op' portunity for the girls to appear on the KATV television program, Search lor Talent . The girls won the weekly contest and then competed in the final contest. They also pinch-hit on a program for KWRF for a week. . ,. lrr:.r .pr rrrrrrrrrt Kay Biker, Pat Brcarteal l'rvrrr, llrrrlrarrr Freer, lP'lIlQ 7 Pr-rtlrrr llrrtnrrrr, lrrdy flrrrrrvr- lrrylrrr, lcyvo Vyllrrre. RJ xl y llosorrrrrry Howell, Betty Sliah, Mary ,Xl Mary Carol Wrrodre,WPoqay lloaver, F0 li JILL ' ,Juju ever , f wal Ethel Teague, Linda Wilkinson, Iudy H emu ollenswortls'YGail Blankinship 0, lane Coltor, Eliirrleth Clanton, Sandra Crucc, Elizabeth Fuel, loyuff latsy Knight, Donna Kina, Cherie McMurray, Diane Moseley, Linda Neely, Barbara Parnell, Shirley Pearro, ln Ann Heep, Gwen Sinks, Virginia Terry, Soprano: Alice Ann Berrulrl:orrr'd, Sylvia Brrercklin, Martha Blackwell, Carrrlyrr Rrvkers, Gail Blanlcrnshrp, arhara Clayton, Virginia Caplinger, Marion Gambill, Linda Gibson, Indy llrrllrirruwartlr, Ann Hedrick, loan Hr away, Sandra lohnson, Barbara lohnson, Linda lohnsorr, Cwwen McGhee, Boluye NJ llrfvrs, Elsie Free, Rrrclrel Grillen, Barba Mrrrtirr, Ann Norris, Marilyn Owens, Wrurrrlrv, Stir- Vlflrrtv, lrrrrclalyrr Willirzrrrs. ' ll IOR R .L .L ,dlror'ry, Glenna Sr,-ll, Ethel Teague, Sheila Taylor, Linda Wilkinson, . White. Alta: Mrrrthrr Crvrnett, Martha Crippen, Bolrbyo Davis, Mary I Wanda Hoyle, Dorothy Howsen, Phyllis Ann May, Martha P . s, loyrre Temple, Shirley Taylor, Nelda Thompson, Nancy Q r stCSar1rra Blankinslrirr, C, I lwclf 7 L W iff 6 .Z GIRL' GLEE CL B S mt J l M -w' it X55 X Q 'i 1 Sylvia Buercklin, Sheila Taylor, Alice Beachboard, Gail Blankinship, ludy l-lollensworth, Linda Wilkinson, Elisabeth Fuel, Cherie McMurry, Phyllis May, Glenna Self, Ethel Teague, Bobbye Stephens. JU ltllt GLEE CL B Mary I. Baker, Tyronza Bradford, Faye Burks, Linda Burks, Peggy Campbell, Brenda Carr, Anna Clayton, Dorothy Cope, Iackie Cruce, Marilyn Culp, Ioyce Etheridge, Ernestine Ezell, Glenda Gorman, Brenda Harcrow, Elaine Lonsberry, loann Mi burn, Patsy Outlaw, Connie Quimby, Carol Reynolds, Patsy Rice, Patricia Richmond Icy Sharp, Sue Sloan, Nancy Smith, Patsy Smith, Merrelyn Stark, Anita Stuard, Geraldine Trussle Carolyn Wallace, Linda Wallace, Mary Sue Wear, Paula Whitaker, Donna Wilkinson, Betty Ferguson, Edna Dale Mann, Sherry Temple, Nancy Hargave, Lorece Adams, Letty Bailey, Bonnie Berry,Becky Botts, Mary Campbell, Carolyn Clanton, Ann Connell, Kitty Crow, loann. Dew, Diana Dolle, lane E wards, Ann Graham, Glynda lohnston, Melinda Meek, Wilma McClellan, Kaylon McMurry, Marjorie Mo Ianis Reep, Phyllis Reynolds, Brenda Taylor, Mary Taylor, Lula Mae Vines, lane Wardlaw, Phyllis West, ludy Wisener ss,, Lee Parker, lean Pearce, Alice Thornton, Beatrice May cqthte 1 631 'S ! Q6 Q Page 70 r W f 1' E IOR BAND MR, CURRY MAR'l'lN Rami flizeclor Clarinet: Ioan Dew, Iack West, Pearl Dearmon, Iackie Cruce, Harvey Smith, Sarah Clark, Norman Dixon, Mary- Dearmon, Beverly Outlaw, Mary Mitchell, Mary Scobey, Melinda Blankinship, Nancy Harqraves, Donnie Wil- liams, Pcaqy Bolland, ndel Erwin. Katrina Outlaw. Coronet: Bill Hedrick, har' Al Wilson, Martha Turner, erbocker, Iimmy Kelly, Pat Caraway, Flute: Toby Brat' ton, Anna Clayton, Bobby Davis C lyn Beard, Hollensworth, Mary Hedric ombone: Dale Toby Bratton Sec. 6. Tre-as, Clifford Clayton Dale Nicliolson President Vice-Presialenl T Librarian son, Wayne Clayton, Robert Taylor, Nancy Anderson, Betty Brown. Alto Saxophone: Martha Riddle, Patsy Richmond, Gwen Stone, Williene Norman. Tenor Saxo' phone: Steve Moseley. Horn: Becky Botts, Nadine Ap- pleton, Bob Ieffers. Drum: Bernie Robbins, Dale Pope, Larry Tadlock. Bass Horns: Dorothy Howsen, Phillip Poole. Kettle Drum: Louise Reaves. Bass Drum: Mary Davis. Baritone: Iames Henry, Sharon Fort. Cymbals: Barbara Parnell. E Flat Clarinet: Nancy Littlefield. Us is Page 71 N2 he 4 F . -H+ f 7 u ,I ,JP I Nr I N J- ' x f' Q 0 1 AJORETTE Front Row, left to right: Martha Turner, Iudy Dearman, Toby Bratton, Drum Major, and Sarah Clark. Beverly Outlaw. Back Row: Pearl il J MPI G JACK , GMU' Bernie Robbins, Drum, Carolyn Beard, Accompanist, Bill Appleton, Cornet, Nadine Appleton, Horn, Dale Bill Hedrick, Cornet, Clayton, Trom- bone, Steve Mosely, Tenor Saxophone, Mr. Curry Martin, Alto Saxophone, Gwen Stone, Alto Saxophone. Alto Saxophone, Martha Page 72 A 1 I TER EDIATE B D , -rf ' J: ,, K W F, ,ii i F Clarinets: Iimmy Womble, Carolyn Wallace, Kay Culpepper, Linda Fox Cnot picturedl. Saxophones: Nap Beasley, Bonnie Berry. Flute: Ellen Kay Hedrick, Kitty Crow. Snare Drum: Dickie Hedrick, Arnold Pope. Comets: Vol Ford, Ioe Ieffers, Edward Durham. Bari tone: Clifton Poole. Trombone: Dorothy McCain, Larry Roark, Gerald Taylor. BEGINNER ' B D Cornet: Larry Bradford, :dutch Greene, Billy Guice, Iohnny Iayne, Kathy Pope, lim Terry, Don Watkins.. Clarinet: lim Berry, Gloria Gray, lean Harqraves, Theresa Spraqqins, Benny Wilson, Kaylon Davis, Linda Culpepper. Drums: Allen Maxwell, Dale Maxwell, Harry Putman, Tommy Richardson, Gene Trussell, Marty Womble. Trombone: Fred Clemmens, limmy Homan, Kathy Taylor. Alto Saxophone: Kathy Marsh. v 5 M . , H ,. 1 C I Page 73 R. . SNAPSHOTS . ' , 1 u ' T-1 l- What, Marilyn Monroe? 2- Company WHS . 3- Her Majesty, the . Queen. 4- Refreshments . 5- Mc:xcbeth . 6+- Girls, Girls, Girls . 7-Con juqcrtionsu. 8M GQy Nineties . 9-- The Thing . 10-- More Girls . 'Si 1 Page 74 1- 3:15 P. M. 2- Practicing Typi It Hot? 5- Lock the door as you W X agrjq wx ng? 3- Meet the Team . 4-- Gee, Air1't 6- Oh, Bennyl 7- Out ear1y . 8- Axiom 8 .' EiF Belles of the our Presiden -' e 0? Page 75 10- Mr. and Mrs. Courtesy and li NN... - . 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R , ' K' Occasion Q1 y Ir -3, .4 ' f KEEPSAKE bi' DIAMONDS AppIeton's Drug Store 0, FRIENDLY fl , SERVICE N f n STAY TUNED 'JK at 4 oe TO ooggoig Kyle ToyIor's I 4? YOUR X Service Station LOCAL RADIO W ' ' STATION . . .860 X W33fEIfgfNgnd ' X , ON YOUR DIAL Q we Young's Rodio Center WE OFFER YOU ik. , A REAL ' 253 RADIO AND rf' U gf' BA A ' ' It v. SERVICE ' RG IN PHONOGRAPH j w ON RECORDS Q USED CARS I NW, ' +I Phone 862 :J - MOSELEY'S X'Varrcn, Arkansas Eats, Drugs, Cosmetics Since 1860 and Sporting Goods Woyne's Serving Bradley County with the Finest in Clothing Confectionery J. T. Ederington 81 Co. W., e 05 Ashcroft's Dry Goods X HOME OF W FRIENDLY SERVICE JUST HONK THE HORN... C U R B seem? S STYLES S , AT WM zz M145 FORD'S LAUNDRY Sta Nu Dry Cleaners John Sexton 84 Company X fe, OE, 0 Manufacturing pig ' Wholesale 'R W Grocers as W go 'QW if Sk 'DE . O. Box 5448 , Buck's Shoe Shop SAVE MONEY . . . , HAVE YOUR , fm oLD SHOES rf-bf-fri? A REPAIRED McCoskiII's Drug Store FILLS ALL YOUR. NEEDS PRESCRIPTIONS ,jf , EQES2, xas SEQRES Reiki? SEQ? 359 rrffsggilfy if 5: e JW? j2z.'-'A x E ' f V-5 as xxx I -X S Nr X ffl' N . h A O mtg Q R LANCE - - s IC CALL '. 5 I BLE r S f FrOzer's W WEAR Funeral Home - heelerfs Grocery HOnkin's Home Center W and HOUSEWARES . W S Meat sPORT1NG GOODS A 4 5121, 'V ' M' Market For the .Best in QW, x Q Decoratmg Use g f e PHONE 468 DUTCH BOY A PAINTS ERNEST HANKINS Aubert Reynolds HOTEL SOUTHERN Grocer y Dine in Style at Our Modern 655335 , 4 I I 7'b P 2 R 3 R YOU ORDER 'y COFFEE V 5 152. ,r Y oi - L ' WE DELIVER 6. I SHOP 'ff-Fjwffw f We-S11 551 PQ E. MILLS GROCERY 1009 s. Main Phone 1007 Complete Line of GROCERIES MEATS FEED Open 7 Days a Week Warren Contracting Company SALES and SERVICE . PLUMBING . 551' Phone l fy -' 4 . - Q I East St. B 6' 9 -,E Qui r L WARREN PRODUCE Wholesale Distributors of CARMICAL BROS. Offers ? POEHIATRY STAPLE AND FANCY . .. 4, . GROCERIES Lacs Jw- uk a At the Right Prices s iiwf- , . Phone 252 xiw S. Main Phone 58 ' :mt- , K 'J W, f x5,j07'1 BUY YOUR DODGE Dermott Grocery Co. and PLYMOUTH EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE at Warren, Ark. B. S. Hargis 84 Sons Eudora, Ark. McGehee, Ark. Page 85 Qyfkrf yJ'Jq'!yv xry , 'V X? My My if N X COIXYBATULATIONS ' - - ' T The A Blan ln5l'np2 Motyw BJ! , SS OF ,55 y f f S 1 it ' NY by K R 0 G E R '. DYTherc s a For NV Employees ill ouivjgtureueg . Reynolds ru W L 1 ' . Sales 81 Service P4 Km 'bf E YOUR FRIENDLY f if rl gif Prices 1 e e . f STEQREQIQER A L 'R Are Right N XVRECKER 5 7 PHONE 630 lr Gannaway Insurance . . - 4 L . 5- - 'il H a .E INSURANCE fi-ff 1 -. OF ALL H 5 KINDS iii - ' ' ' fri WHEN IT'S INSURANCE CALL, SEE, WRITE .... ff? . ' 52 YEARS OF SERVICE Lawrence H. Warren Bank Derby Qi gag-7 i Page 86 7 uf' JV' ,J , , A ' iS Sli rvic - GANNAWAYIS V !'P', x , HELEN UBEINSTILIN , X if , AS VB' N!! C S 1cS , 1 97, ' l , I-c: ' O RUSSELL N4 X r ' f A IES STOVER 5' X J . CANDIES Ewa! J 90 ' A K X W WW QQ- N15 , wg , fm' ADAMS AND GREEN M KY gygf' AND REAL MARKET . -- ,, ' NEVER ,L X VJ ll, f ,A LUL.S PAY QUALITY he yy! ' MQRE MEALS AISI? W I DAUGHERTY'S GROCERM . S Warren West Pine Grocery Nam Bufqne ond l , 539 -' Supply Co. ond Service Station W I 1.4 Q5 1F 1T'S ,Ir BUTAIEIE RUFUS MOSELEY -J P' Wh HAW' U Phone l93 STOP FOR I- Y O N THE1sEST1N BUICK CO' V MENS WEAR GENERAL REPAIRS USED CARS OWEN'S PHONE 1 P 87 'S KELLEY'S GROCERY AND MARKET pl Qi rj GROCERIES '.v . M E A T S A F E E D S if ----' I I ' 1 . K , .S HARGIS BROS. BANK OFTEN PLYMOUTH at the CHRYSLER N L Merchongs 8fkPlcmters A on CARAWAV5 FRED MCKINNEY SERVICE STATION GRQCERY ond STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES CHICKEN SHACK FRESH MEP-T5 SNACKS - DRINKS - EATS Phone 479 STONE'S GROCERY AND M RKET - fe' 4: ' HELP YOURSELF AND WW SAVE MONEY E' f A r uf' 1' W POOLE GROCERY FRESH MEATS, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES We Strive to Please Phone 1005 Warr I P 88 5 Horrelson's Goroge ond sr? Service Stotion SU - QF' .Q... 'Q L1oN PRoDUcTs Q ' 5, GOODYEAR TIRES 1 , 5 5 47-8 1 'ii 7 Open Seven Days gi? ll!T1 I ' M a week R- sAN - iehf-5 I Phone 777 441 N. Martin I' Tran s 1 a. BEST VVISI-IES OF E TATIONTT JAY FREEMAN COMPANY TE, PRo Little Rock, Arkansas Phone 70 T. O. JOHNSTON T Y 0 ou SERVICE STATION PROMPT and DEPENDABLE SERVICE DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. DRINK A DR. PEPPER AT 10 - 2 - 4 The Graduates of 1955 May The Better Things In Life Be Yours Sf? And In Life Wherever You Go You Will Never Find Better Bread Than MEYER'S Page 89 MZ I kfgixa 'Au iff. faq. ey 1,3 Pip , f:. J ' l , ,X fx gf' 1 lf ry ra, JJ , 1 , .f seg' . ff' AI , . , 5, RD I? x A HQ. ishlge- If 1- VJOR QLICK mmm 9 bg 'Q' 9' ',?MQ55OF1.f K' Qu,x1,1Tv sutiu 'af Af' 6 le .V xv' J N ' 'l'1lA 5L Us ff JK: YM , W7-K QJA ,' Ayr J' J J' , 'V 7 ' ,, S'r9re Q ELQHM CRUCES .r of 15.0 ,E L: if-' , ',,, I UK ' ? f w' !7a,'212 .xm9lg,Y'., Ky' lf. 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