Washington High School - Hornet Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

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He has a deep interest in education, and has de- voted his concern to those values which Washington High School en- deavors to maintain. Courage, loyalty, understanding, initiative, vision and a saving sense of humor are all attributes of a good administrator. We, the students and faculty of Washington High School, salute you as an out- standing exponent of all these qualities. Under your leadership our school has been built up to a high point of efficiency and to a high standard. It is an honor for us at Washington High School to have you as our superintendent. Paqe 2 Mr. J. Kendall Hoggard Director of Instruction OUR SCHOOL BOARD Many watched Washington High School grow from an impersonal frame- work to the beautiful steel structure it is today. Our school represents the combined efforts of the School Board and Administration in the program of expansion in both the physical facilities and in the scholastic program as well. We, the students and faculty of Washington High School, express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the El Dorado School Board for its achievements in behalf of our school. ..........4r ,, Seated are: Mrs. Merle Cunningham, Mr. Olen Taylor, Mr. I. S. Brooks, Mrs. Kenneth Wimer, Jr., Mr. Joe S. Williamson, Mr. Lee Roy Beasley and Mr. W. M. Paul. Page 3 PRINCIPAL Mr. E. D. Robinson, Principal Coordinating instruction, activities and service into an effective educational program rests with the principal. The administration and staff of Washington High School are ever seeking ways to broaden the dimensions of learning. For the past two years, Mr. Robinson has performed his arduous tasks with a seriousness, a sense of responsibility and a feeling of the gravity of the issues involved which deserves the highest praise. He received the distinguished NASSP award for professional service given in the promotion of secondary education. He is also listed in the 1962 Who's Who in American Education. Page 4 lk A 1, . Mr. Charlie Carter, Assistant Principal Parents of Graduating Seniors Page 5 ANOTHER VIEW OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL K, ff' 'ii ., ' 'f' 235 - I IU I ig gm. Mm' x-, - I IIII . M y , uv, ' w-- , ., ,.. .. ,.eA'1i.,i1.. ' I ' ii' 5 '-.If'2A' ,L 5 My Ir m a' W iavfiiii i fl 3,ffmI'W1'2i,?, A y f felt -.fr gt , 'A -2 ' ,, i wife if 9, 3-'til M is-: I ll E Wim- ' I' as I I I gf 4 N .A 4: wa ' i , A 4-A - 4055222 3 'A a if , - , ' ,. A Washington High School . . . . Has membership in the North Central Association . Has an enrollment of 940 students 3. Has 35 faculty members 4. Has air-conditioned classroo COURSE OFF ms and cafetorium ERINGS English 4. Home Economics 8. Science English I Home Economics I General Science English H Home Economics II Biology English III Home Economics III Chemistry English IV Home Economics IV Physics Languages 5. Trades 9 Social Studies French I Industrial Arts Civics French II Foods Management World History Trades and Industry American History Business Auto Mechanics Arkansas History General Business World Geography Typing I 6. Physical Education Economics Typing II Shorthand Mathematics 10. Music Bookkeeping General Math General Music Office Practice Algebra I Band Plane Geometry Chorus Algebra II History and Appreciation DEDICATION ' Last December, with unexpected 9 suddenness, death struck the faculty 9 of Washington High. The news of the -I untimely death of Mr. Glenwood f .l . Soldon came as a startling shock and the anguish induced by his passing was, and still is, visibly and profoundly felt by all those with whom he came into daily contact. The staff and adviser of the 1963 Hornet dedicate this year's edition as a tri- bute of love, affection, and respect to his cherished memory. Mr. Soldon died in the full tide of a career which gave great promise for fu- ture usefulness. He was greatly esteemed in our school and in the community as well. Here was a man of superlatively high standards as reflected in the ex- cellence of his record at the Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, the institution from which he was graduated with honors in 1962. Other honors granted to Mr. Soldon at his Alma Mater were: election to Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Captain of the Lions, A. M. and N's football team, 1960-1961, Scholastic All-American, 1961, and election to the All Southwest football team. The genial personality and the high caliber of service rendered by this fine man will long be missed by those of us at Washington High. All of us who cher- ish his memory can perhaps find some small measure of consolation in the words of the poet Walt Whitman who wrote: He is not gone. He is just away, With a cheery smile and the wave of a hand, He has wandered into an unknown land, And left us wondering how very fair that land May be, since he taries there. It is our hope that this small tribute will serve to edify, preserve, and per- petuate the memory of Mr. Soldon, to whom this year's Hornet is dedicated. May he enjoy the eternal rest and peace that he has so nobly earned. by - B. D. Ross Page 7 FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dietician Miss Betty Eason A . B. English Mrs. E. M. Dunnings B.A. . M.A. French Mr. David Ross B.S. - English Mrs. Jean M. Neal B.A, - English Mrs. Harryette Yates B, S. Foods Management Page 8 Mrs. Marzell Smith, B.S. , M. Ed. English Miss Betty Io Kelley A. B. . M. S. E. English FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Librarian Mrs. G. A. Gurst B. S. E. Social Studies Mr. Prince Hollidy A. B. - Social Studies Mrs. Ora Cobb B.S. E. - Social Studies Mrs. B. J. Lewis B. S. - Social Studies Mrs. Thelma J. Marish Page 9 B. S. - Librarian Mr. B. D. Ross, A,B, , M. Ed. Social Studies Mrs. Hazel Ross B. S. Social Studies Miss Louise Brown, B. S. Physical Education Mr. I. Edward Wilson B.S. Science -1.-'U ' 'rl IP 0 C I- -I -4 U1'U 955 E2 nn mb I' l'l'I U C n P Z' O Z U l'l'I 'U -I 5 551:53 :4-Xkwggfww 'K Q5 s wi Q f A 2' 'fefvffn ' ' flfgfi-iii fi Q 4 Q Ga: f 5:3 Mr. L. C. Ross B. S. - Head Coach Mr. Hamilton Ross B. S. Physical Education Mr. Earl Yates, B,S, , M,S, - Science Mr. Charlie Carter B. S., M.S. - Science Page 10 Mrs. SavannahJ. Frazier' Secretary FACU LTY MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT HOME ECCNOMICS C0-1 Mel 0 f azsxnlf 1'-:E P- :'?11'::21:..g f.- :' v.::, ':. css-- - ' x wif , by ff 1 Q sr s My ,az Q f A X V ' if 2 img 2 M 5 M35 ,g 3, ,E 1 if A, 1 4 1 , Q it r 52, he 1 -' is s, say 4 if vs w w W Nj? vi Q f , is ,SA f if X r S 5 , , .fs . E p,,,,...,.g,,V, We W X Y 2 X as as Mr. Maurice Horton B.S. - Mathematics Mr. Ezell Charles Mathematics Mr. Joseph Napoleon A. B. - Mathematics Mrs. Willye B. Oliver B. S. Home Economics Mr. Anderson Woods Page 11 B.S. , M. Ed. Counselor J 'J ,Q , . 'f ' Qui k Mrs. Billie Jones B. S. , M. S. E. Mathematics ln... Miss I.K. Johnson, Home Economics Mrs. Ella Sims, B.S., M. Ed. Business Education Mr. Morris Graham B. S. Band Director '-f----....,,,,,,., Hi? FACULTY BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPT MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Selma C. Reed B.S. Business Education Mrs. Ruth A. Jackson, B.S. , M. Ed. Music Mr. Roy Butler, B. S . Mechanical Arts Page 12 Mr. Nile Smith, B. S. . M. S. Industrial Arts 1963 This beautiful young lady is Miss Maxine Goodwin. She holds the title of Miss Washington High during 1962-1963. She is very active in extra-curricular activities, and is very popular among the students. Maxine is the daughter of Mr. Sz Mrs. Caudy Goodwin. A xi 5 52 ii 5 at 3 J ' D100 DUV v-3 D' co cn cn 5. rn '11 I-4 o sw FP I-I 'J S rv- CD SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Snowden President r Patricia McDaniel Vice -President Morrell Greer Business Manager p.. o Maxine Goodwin Secretary Roy Bullock Asst. Secretary Shirley Boyd Treasurer Shirley Hampton Dorothy Thomas Reporter Page 15 Parliamentarian 'TBOIJ ASIOIUGS 'readu SI -10 FA .1010 HK 9111, Page 17 SENICRS I V1 a . .-A W , ': ' Frances Kimble Annie Newton James Moore Roy Bullock Fred Berry James Patton Charles Reedy Margaret Tatum Page Shirley Boyd Jessie Ganter Joyce Hall Eddie Johnson .sip mi AWS S Alfred Bradford Lonnie Williams Celestine Reynolds Pete Williams 41 a n s M , Q was R as xi SENIORS Y f M QM: X il Margie Richmond Willie Fergueson Jerry Hampton Massey Moore Thurl Green James Liddell Earnest Ford Jonah Johnson Bobbie Evans Mae Frances Lesley Dorothy Kidd Andrew Modica Page 19 'aa.x..,Q 1. . If... 'S :staff r ., 55' r is ,: is -, Ruby Frazier Mattie Brock Barbara Smart Chester Lovett SENIORS . X Johnny Mack Gloria Clark Ronald Murphy Alvin Wilson Virginia Warren James Ford Thomas Hayes Freddie Moore Curtis Goodwin Martha Farris Charlesetta Richmond Alvin McGhee Page 20 i i -is Lee Woods Irma Snowden Willie Howard Margaret Williams t o M . Q fi - -'+s: I 2 XX F X Q X 1 .. , SENIORS -sg: ' E si W . ,, ,zqub Q. X --,,-s . M 2 .,,::,:. - QS R if -L. i Fig iii gg X X X James Keys Maxine Goodwin Theresa Holmes Freddie Jackson Mary Powell Virginia Ford Adelle Stewart Dorothy Cook Page 21 Wayne Younger James Hall Annie Miller Willie Jones Jerry Ross Mattie Newton Lena Jackson Janie Jackson SENIORS i I is ' QM , ,..,,. . Lf, ,.,. - .... 14? .- Q 'SKE- ...., , ,, 11 , , .... .. Morrell C. Greer Gwendolyn Green Charles Ford Floretta Lee Shirley Hampton Luther Howard Patricia McDaniel Dorothy Thomas Page 22 Otis Lougin Earnestine Easter Joe Mason Charles Snowden James Snowden Clemon Brown Jimmy Adams Johnny Mosley ...QW FOOTBALL-The Mighty Ones Jimmy Earl White James Sheppard Q. B. F. B Jimmy Lee Adams Raymond McDuffie R. H. B, L. H, B, FOOTBALL Co -Captain, Jerry Oliver, a well built full- Captain, Johnny Mosley, a driving center. back. Oh! come now Cecil - are they really that heavy? Ah! now what are you growling for? Big Cheeks DRILL TEAM se , ,....- These seven young ladies are noted for their loud yells at all games. Yes, these are our Pep-ettes . s . 1 t i,.,.,s ..,.,. , i w as ,sf i Page 25 ,lx The drill team was great during this homecoming parade performance. BASKETBALL From left to right: lst row- Jerry Ross, Jimmy Adams, Raymond Mc Duffie, Lonnie Williams, 2nd row -John Mack, Charles Reedy, Coach Ross, James Patton and James Farris. Go Raymond Go Page 26 The 1962-63 Hornet Basketball Squad The 1962-63 Hornet Basket- ball Squad is coached by Mr. L. C. Ross. Through the years, our boys have won a great deal of fame for us. Pictures of the Junior and B teams were not available. N Make it good Hildreth Page 27 m-ln-l7:m1:w CD 2 SD CT' O K4 A K CD ID- I-r-b HOMECOMING Float Decorating Time A group of willing workers Jock is telling his usual. Follow the white pants, Ref. is at it again. boys. Page Z8 fy Q 1 - 'Wig 'sa fa 5 WL., Sophomore Beauties .df 'V vm' k x , wav 4 wg... 4 at M The Freshmen Oueen ,lst id: The Queen and her Attendants The Speech Club The Honor Society Darlings Page 29 'H' I' A . L ,may -6 3 'W 'M'-L , .2 ...,,.,..... 5 'xr - ,,A,, . ..... ' A ..,. ,. 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JUNICRS Martha Robinson Assistant Secretary www JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS John H. Rowe L. Helene Evans Vice ,President President Ester L. Ford Secretary Ralph Smith Treasurer Walter H. Delphin Business Manager Mary S. Jackson Sergeant At Arms Jewel Frazier Sergeant At Arms Paqe 32 JUNIORS Lam-gf 'Nr 434 -ai' Shirley Henderson Christine Johnson Ida Mae Gray Betty Grimes Nettie Smith Walter Delphin Minnie Malone JoAnn Jones C01b61't H21rriS Frederick English Dorothy Levingston Lula Massey Page 33 John Rowe Arthur Moore Willie White Ollie Robinson JUNIORS x. Dorothy Paige Gladys Clark Martha McElroy Atsie Oliver Ramonda Norwood Odell Stewart Lucy McDuffie Lu Helene Evans Page 34 Martha Robinson Curtis Riggl ns Jo Ann Kelly Patsy Jackson Quinnon Thompson Mary Jackson Lee Otis Williams James Farris JUNIORS James Cullins Jo Ann Ellison Herbert Ingram Shirley Johnson Doris Reynolds John Moore Laverne Furlough Margerine White Page Claudis Allen Jerry Allen Bernard Snowden Ruthie Reedy W. Athaline Moore Ralph Smith Betty Malone Esther Ford C A N D I D CAMERA I wonder what's ailing this trio? D i 3 I h 3. I C I 8. Z Y Q-...L b C 3 I Page 36 i-, 5,4 Li, :,,f,,',v Mattie is robbing the cradle. g, ,,,A.a.4-g, , Sophomore dreamers But, Ilove you! P m . Y I Page 37 Beans again, bah! Say, who's the college cat? ffwi rfir W ig Where is Patricia? Mrs. Jones isu't rushing to class. Gillis is really at the Limbo. Page 38 i ISQHXWSXE 1 CAMPUS VISITORS Page 39 BAND PARENTS CLUB Seated left to right: Mrs. Leona Woodard, Mrs. Estell Liddell, Mrs. Leola Bullock, Mrs. Julia Franklin, Mrs. Lonnie Gafford, Mr. Willie Lawson, Mrs. Lizzie Harris, and Mr. E. D. Robinson .,s1.v.w ., f THE BOOSTERS CLUB Seated left to right: Mr. E. D. Robinson, Mr. Anderson Woods, Mr. P. O. Smith, and Mr. W. J. Muldrew. Stand are: Mr. P. J. Sims, Mr. Willie Mosley, Mr. Carl Roy Williams and Mr. L. C. Ross. 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A+' w 1963 SOPHOMORES Jackie Levingston Jesse Allen Lillie Daniels Judith Smith Robert Reedy Sylestene Miles Christine Wade Annette Phillips Page Janis Freeman Harold Massey Wallace Cutter Patricia Meekins Bessie Hall Charles Franklin Gwendolyn Scott Earnestine McDuffie sf' KK Jimmy Snowden Sandra Oliver Janis Jackson Julian Edmondson SOPHOMORES ,ww Bobby Curley Alice Nelson Margaret Snowden Ju Juan Bondman Page 43 Bernice Miller Eugene Reynolds Lue Vera Terrell Ruby Jackson Shirley Andrews Helen Glosson Linda Lawson Linda Mosley SENIORS SOPHOMORES JUNIORS LATE CCMERS FRESHMEN Hildreth Anderson Arma Williams Frank McDaniel Oletha Manning Mary Van Hook Tommie Robinson Billy Curley Elisha Modica Clarence Jackson Ralph Williams Olice Green Jimmy White Donald Ray Davis Willie White Mabel Jones Page 44 JA- 1-1 I 4, COMMERCIAL CLUB 'TT' ...rx,.. qi, ,ssgfw W Q t,Qflmvr2:fai!9lix2'QK.afiz in A Y ,V L, K 1 r , , C mb H .at gg sw-1 -t., f. K M 3. x . mn, These students are members of the Commercial Club. This club was organized for students interested in the field of business. Mrs. Ella Sims is the club's sponsor. swwirt 1 'I fs in M'---'-mm ww W . 1 '1 's 'Ifnf 'l'f'Ml l K1 'Hi ez ,L iw Qi W1 WN, Clemon Brown, President Gwendolyn Green, Secretary Page 45 LIBRARY CLUB Private study in the Library 'Wh '- 'i .'b'..'f , M . X L . . if R - .fziifif-. -:: 2 The Library Club takes time from a busy schedule for a picture. Mrs. Thelma Marish is club sponsor. Page 46 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Induction Ceremony: The Washington High School Chapter of the National Honor Society endeavors to promote the growth of its members, as well as the student body at large, in keeping with the four cardinal principles of the society--scholarship, leadership, character and service. Mrs. E. M. Dunnings, sponsor. Parents and friends attending ceremony. Page 47 BAND The Washington High School marching and concert band. All The '62-'63 band officers with Mr. Morris Graham. Seated left to right: James Snowden Presilient, Patricia McDaniel, Secretary and Roy Bullock, Vice -President. Page 48 CHOIR First Place Winners in the State Music Festival Dorothy Paige fag Q r W, H, S, Choirs The senior and junior choirs are directed by Mrs. Ruth A. Jackson. Each year we are favored with a Spring Concert by the senior choir. The junior Hlld senior choirs will present an op- eretta in the spring. A picture of the junior choir was not available. James E. Snowden Quinnon Thompson A Pianist Page 49 k v V 5 i E 1-11- ' I L i A E r- ,.,.,,,4.Y.y.,7n, , . 3 .-mf' X ?gw ' ww 1963 I E rn FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Wendy Henderson Gloria Johnson Anna Smith Marvin Givens Kennie Hicks Linda Thompson Margie Kemp Phyllis Lee Pcxqe 51 Evette Reedy Lois Paige Wanda Watson Verg Jackson Dyann Frazier Velma Ford Robert Harris Ruthie Cook CAFETERIA SCENE if Page 52 INSIDE CLASSROOMS SCIENCE Page 53 INSIDE CLASSROOMS INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE MECHANICAL ARTS INSIDE CLASSROOMS BUSINESS EDUCATION SL. MAINTENANCE STAFF I we My II -W,Qw,MW, no if Q ,gf ... Standmg left to right are: Mr. Carlton Bento M El as Thompson, Mr. Preston Grant, Mr. Anderson Reed, Mr. Robert Bailey, Mr. Ted L ANOTHER VIEW OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Tallest Boy James Ford Best Dressed Girl Maxine Goodwin Neatest Girl Irma Snowden Most Athletic Girl Dorothy Cook Shortest Girl Theresa Holmes P E R L A T V E 1 Most Athletic Boy Raymond McDuffie -X1 -uf . no r if nw Q , er-,4 Most Likely to Succeed James Snowden Most Likely to Succeed Patricia McDaniel Most Lady -Like Dorothy Thomas Neatest Boy James Ford SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club was organized for the purpose of developing the individual student and for training him in clear thinking, feeling, interpretation, good diction, platform deportment, and oral reading. Mrs. Marzell Smith, club sponsor. .53 3 -- ' mai Q x l The Dramatic Club is open to all students who- enjoy dramatic participation. Readings of famous plays by contemporary authors, gives participants additional stage experience without the elaborate preparation ofa major production. Mr. David Ross, club sponsor. Page 58 NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A portion of the interior of the Home Economics department. Shown above Qnearj Foods Areag ffront centorj Sewing Area. Instructors: Miss I. K. Johnson and Mrs. W. B. Oliver.. The above students are members of the executive council of the N, H. A. Organization. Page 59 r x 1 DEBUTANTES Wm gmvn. . . The Debutantes of 1962 with their escorts. The Debutante Ball is sponsored annually by the Fairview Social and Art Club. That night at the ball - with orchestra and all. Page BO 1- ' .gpB:s?5i9,f5,,g- R , sim ff WW A . F 4 ,K 1- ,.. .,, ZH., i P ' ' 1: ,ff ' ., f ...wmv I I , 1, S Sc 5? 4 9 J gg 2 Q s X lj , Q E 1 Sf 5 2 5 4 is K is , 225 , A 1 Q 'E Z 'W ' .. W5 ae , 5 5 4 gg, fg g x iw 1963 ,if ,TK - 4 JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS -8th Grade Cathy White Carolyn Ellerson Georgette Ellerson M. Q . X T at i Nettie McElroy Geraldine Freeman Arcola Fay Green Page 62 Lennie Dawn Charlsie Hall Barbara Clark Winner Shirley Moody Linda Harrison Jessie F. Allen Freddie Jean Jackson, Second Vice -President of the NHA, won a 3500. 00 scholarship to the college of her choice and an all -expense paid trip to Chicago in the National Tart Red Cherry Contest. She is the daughter of Mr. 8LMrs. A. J. Jackson. Freddie Jean is a senior. THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Seated left to right: Mr. E. D. Robinson, Principal, Mr. A. Woods, Counselor, Quinnon Thompson, President of Student Council and Mr. C. Carter, Assistant Principal. XWTW'-iw WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL P. T.A Seated right to left: Mrs. F. M. Hawthorne, State President, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, President of Washington High School P. T. A. , Mrs. J. Franklin, lst Vice -President, and Miss Betty Eason, Secretary. Page 63 President STUDENT COUNCIL H62-6311 Preparing a Student Handbook is no small job, the members of this year's Student Council found. The group hopes to have the Hand- book completed for the 1963-1964 school year. Mr. Prince Hollidy Student Council sponsor. 7 Quinnon Thompson, President Page 64 The officers and committee chairmen Paqe 65 X 1 zl' The council in action. W...- - --aw , V., 3,5- CAMPUS BEAUTIES Dorothy Cook Linda Mosley A no Maxine Goodwin Page 56 Bessie Ruth Hall Shirley Hampton Frances Kimble CAMPUS COUPLES Jerry N Shirley James N P3I1'1C13 Page 67 Clemon N Dorothy Roy N Earnestine lA 'i 2 d Alvrn Ray Wrlson Roy I-lartsel Bullock Otrs Charles Lougrn 1 Henry Earl Modica ' sl OMUZZDI Z l cnrrlg FOODS MANAGEMENT CLASS IN ACTION Mrs. Harryette Yates, Instructor PG 9 V4 71122 YEARBOOK STAFF l ,s-M... mW,..,,,A 'M .jfs gm James Snowden. . .Editor James Keys... Asst. Editor John H. Rowe.. . Class Editor Walter Delphiu. . .Sports Editor Morrell Greer. . .Feature Editor Patricia McDaniel.. .Picture Editor Maxine Goodwin, Shirley Boyd, Willie Mae Fergueson, Alvin Ray Wilson. . . Typists Clemon Brown, Mr. Nile Smith, Kurvis Burns. . .Photographers Mrs. Ella L. Sims. . .Adviser Mrs. R. Jackson, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. B. Iones and Mr. B. Ross... Page 70 Yearbook Faculty Committee The boys are on their way to sell ads. WC PM for this YEARBOOK STAFF E O,K, fellows, sell as can before 3:30. was If you can't do it, let me know. 3 many ads as you Money may not mean everything, but it is far ahead of anything that's in second place. Page 71 Compliments of .n w -,:,,. A zztiiiz ::: 2:f121:1iv::. , cz, ,:,:,:,:,:,:,: i I :ffff I NATIONAL BANK RFTEOMD O IT A D' First National Bank Compliments of Wheeling Pipe Line, Inc 2811 North West Avenue Phone UN 2-4951 P 72 PU T T Tl Ttt S 'ii 20- Ni sm? 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'Z'-'-:-:5-:-::::q.,:,::,'N.,'4.,::.:::f-:'- I F .r2rE:21E:E:f'E1E:Eff12fi-52252525Sf? '-.-1-:is1:Z'1: ':I 1i:E?:-rr-QB 3 -meer?zrzzrizisqgmzg.: s +:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-1-:-:-:V-'..4-v:-:-.-at '- X-Pr -' - , . - 'Z-'-:-:-:-:b::q::s:::g:q:.-q.-3 - ' . q:535,5:5,55:5,gv 3,,:-33:-':,.-2:-:A-:-:+.-. :-ANS:-. '-.:. . -:e-in-.ml-.22:23:12-.'R-.'5:c-5-:2w:2c24:':. '-ff-I:2:5:2:5:g:5:5:5:5:3:51..- ' '':I:5:53:53:,:.:::g:535:5:,.,-:g:::51g,., W. ,,.,.. .. .,,,iEQ5EEE5ZE3EE:E:q:-: 4352325535555E3E5E5E5E3E5E5E:, Compliments of Wilson Hargett Construction Co. Commercial 8m Industrial Building 611 Stuart Street El Dorado, Arkansas Page 73 7 i -7 ,A This sign of Lion invites you to stop and try modern Lion gasolines, oils and lubricants. Lion Oil Service Stations oH'er modern service for ' ' ' your car-and old-fashioned courtesy from trained ll . . LQ ,V GMS L i lk A A X Lion Dealers. lou Look for this Lion sign of superior service for you and your car. .Eff aq kwh' fi at I 'Y , , .W , ahve 'Y ! - - ' 'L YNALR li? 1 -u f r ms J 'YEL 2' ,19 'L' We hope you I accept our... ll 'TBI' I H 1 1 You're More Than Welcome at the Sign of Lion !R.2!,,. .f?M'QhA,f'?f.fM'TQL'TofQE!E'vV IEE. Compliments of OWL DRUGS EL DORADO 1: Phone UN 3-8llI 41 ARKANSAS 201 East Main Street Page 74 BANK the friendly bank Progressive Banking for a Better Tomorrow Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System PHONE UNion 3-3141 SHOP 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P, M. Annafvsms' rnmcsr sronf suuru Page 75 SOMETHING NEW - FIRST OF ITS KIND COMPLIMENTS Sf If M of ED COOK, Agent ,NWA C Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty HALL'S APPLIAN CE AND T. V. SERVICE , Corner Oak 8. Hill St., P. 0. Box 549 Featuring HOT POINT APPLIANC ES EMERSON TELEVISIONS Phones: Off. Un 3-4421 Res. UN 3-9208 Furniture of A11 Kinds El Dorado, Arkansas SERVICE DEPARTMENT Albert Willis Service Manager 903 Ouachita Street-Phone 3-9381 qnights 2-33803 JOHN HALL - OWNER o ily ff Za ,:' 55? if 540 W ar 9 v it gl 'W 3 , ' :?ggii?i'1Q 'KST ' Ti Mary Ellen Van Hook Quinnon Thompson Age then - 7 Age then - 5 Age now - 15 Age HOW ' 16 Congratulation Seniors EL DORADO DAILY NEWS THE EVENING TIMES NEW - TIMES PUBLISHING CO. E1 Dorado, Arkansas Page 76 1 As Compliments Of Unico Electric Supply Co. 1205 W. Hillsboro Street Wholesale Only El Dorado, Arkansas Phone UN 2-4919 Ronnie Hollimon Age then - 10 Age now - 15 Lu Helen Evans Age then - 8 Age now - 16 Compliments of LA TIM ER Walgreen Agency DRUGS Madison Shopping Center El Dorado, Arkansas PHONE UN N 3 6181 P. O. BOX 70 ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY. INC. COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL 1405 Non1H Vvssf Avznuz EL DORADO.ARKANSAS Page 77 ' ' ei ',A'A --- Phone - 3-6007 E 5225555 5255553 ' - ' 4' . ..'- 1. 1,. i: -'fffE:p:f I 155521, 5f'f'Eif v.4- 5 - si : x t , , . U ' d H as 'I-as N 'fe I I 0 mes: I ,525232 -2511.11-5-.5511 . 535 E. 'E2525Siisisisisgsgsieifiiii I-1 5:1-Q 512525651E?:52ESEEEEEi2zE5i1E?E25 5. ----- A AV.' The Marshall A If 1fffff2f2faf 2fafee:ef2aff2:sf:5asssgsaafisesese Tense A A' ff . si fessaffff2s2f3tis,:1'if5sf:2'fe 31, 795- 00 AS LOW as 3510- 00 DOWH E1 Dorado Arkansas VN -- Q SQgggggggggggiiggfgagag5g5g5ggg5gf5:,ig::35,g.gQig,g,.Q...,,Q' GEORGE MORGAN MOT ORSQ INC. 300 SOUTH MADISON TELEPHONE UNION 3-7148 T2 '13 ft . ol n-i EL DORADO, ARKANSAS 2, !el!I v '- Q' 0 CADILLAC 'uc' Royal Crown Bottling Company P. O. Box 569 201-9 S. Madison Avenue E1 Dorado, Ar' kansas I n I -lla if . A - -,-.. -'Q-Lg e? ggi sas :-1' 5 1 . , A I :,V ,.,' i jf , In ,, 0 , mal A I I Flora Lee Wayne Younger Age then - 8 Age then -10 Age now - 17 Age now -17 Page 78 MARKS COMPANY ' lgg I Compliments of L'-2,121 Z Sums 81 Shaw Mortuary The Chapel of the Cross Scientific Funeral Directors and Embalmers Pete Sims, Jr. El Dorado, Arkansas UN 2-4266 Owner gl Mortician Junction City 432 Liberty Crossett H i ?. .Q,, up a.r' A is . in .I N , M .,,.,. ',L ',,. 1. Q H f ' W 7 , I n A ..,. 5' ,V A ,A iii, V , ,Mn Ea Johnny Mosley Linda Lawson Age then - 6 Age then - 4 Age DOW ' 18 Age HOW - 15 BOYS' CLUB CODE I believe in God and the right to worship according to my own faith and religion. I believe in America and the American way of life -- in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. I believe in fair play, honesty and sports- manship. I believe in my Boys' Club which stands for these things. James Johnson Boys' Club 1600 Detroit Street Jeff Doll - Executive Director - UN 3-3062 Page 79 306 NORTH WEST AVENUE POST OFFICE BOX 449 Gflce 6J0l7Z,0dIZy MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS THOMAS F. ROBERDS, OWNER A 81 Qordo, Gfrkansas I TELEPHONE UN ion 3 -3 800 Compliments of EL DORADO BRICK COMPANY End Champagnolle Street Phone: UN 3-4417 El Dorado, Arkansas Willie Mae Ferguson Shirley Henderson Age then - 7 Age then - 6 Age now - 17 Age now - 16 ,U 2:5 , umfren Dvds :.1 SPJQ ' FHUN: ummm a za Q ui wssr :LM o n. DUlADU.AlllN.5. R. R. Brown, Jr. A. J. Johnson Andy Ritger Page 80 Compliments of Andrews Funeral El Dorado, Arkansas Home Camden, Arkansas 303 S. Hill Street 633 Adams Ave SW Phone: Un 3-6805 PhoneTemple 6 3302 Funeral Directors- Ambulance Service IHC. Faithfully Serving you for more than 30 years. Compliments of MR. D'S FOOD LAND Madison Square Shopping Center and MR. D'S FOOD LAND ii 2 2400 Lorene Street Best Quality at Low, Low Cost l i0it i ,t sgi5,k? zv. W 45, ..,-,.r,-r v ' Shirley Jean Hampton John K. Moore Age then - 3 Age then - 9 Age now - 17 Age now - 16 BEST WISHES Page 81 Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE El Dorado, Arkansas Courteous Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Groceries - Produce Frozen Food Building Material Electrical Appliances Toys Serving the Trade since 1886 Phone: UN 3-5182 319 South Washington El Dorado, Arkansas Janis Freeman Age then - 5 Age now - 14 - ' fy, f it 1 K W,!.,g J, , ---' - --.- .... Msg-gf gg 595123: ' ' - Qv:f:ifj,'1Q yin, .H ...,, ,-gw:g,,g': 'igf,4aA ' jq fi gangs '- Lf - U 'Mum :Q .,,. - L. .::g2. 1 1, . 5355 iikik , ig XM wi ,wi 5:55 4' 1 '---1' K lg '+ ., U rfgeiygyfgfag fv v Eugene Reynolds Age then - 5 Age now - 14 PIGGLY WIGGLY Where Prices Are Born Not Raised WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS Page 82 7gW C C om plime nts 'JE of ESCOUBAS Cleaners Sz Dyers Phone 3-6141 202 W. Grove aqodalt Phafunacq i PRBSCRIPTIONS lzlo N.wEsT AVE: PHONE UN 2-345l- EL DORADOARK Wm ww 'ia BARGIEL R-SQ' HARDWARE s. Jim Dandy Food Man HOME CENTER Q5 801 North West Ave. El Dorado, Arkansas il Alfred's Jim Dandy Robert E. Lee St. UN 3-9800 Bussell Jim Dandy 1009 N. W. Ave. UN 3-5820 King of Low Prices BEFURE gow Bug-.- Compliments of W. M. Pendleton Furniture Sz Appliance Sz Real Estate Rental 502 N. West Ave. Phone UN 2-3461 E . You'II bemoneg ahead E as when you discover sei' Monk's Racliater Service 412 North West Ave. E1 Dorado, Arkansas Tel. Union 3-3554 go gg ..,1 1 Compliments of RAZORBACK MARKET East Hillsboro Street El Dorado, Arkansas McDavid Buick When Better Automobiles Are Built - Buick Will Build Them 1310 N. West Ave. l i PG qe 83 CLEANING - PRESSING- ALTERATIONS PROMPT PERSONAL SERVICE MR Sz MRS. P. O. SMITH, Owners Smith Cleaners 910 Raymond PHONE 3-9893 Old Fashion Best Wishes Compliments of Rhodes Grocery Fresh Fruits Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables Raymond Street Business: UNion 3-7112 AUTO BODY and FRAME REPAIRS Laney's Body Shop 916-18 E. Hills- boro El Dorado, Arkansas Gilliam Bros. READY MIXED CONCRETE COMPANY 814 S. Rook Island Right -Of- Way P. O. Box 190 Phone UNion 2-4244 El Dorado , Arkansas Ford Pharmacy 1015 S. Washington El Dorado Phone UN 3-3760 Free Delivery Compliments of Cotton's Liquor Store 1505 E. Hillsboro El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Budweiser 81 Busch Bavarian H. E. Paul, Distributor Pa qe 84 C ompliments of Sterling Department 109-111 W. lV19.iDSt. El Dorado, Ark. C ompliments of Mill Encl Store 213 N. Jefferson El Dorado, Arkansas C ongratulations Congratulations seniors From Jones 8g Rochelle KDMS Radio The Might Twelve Ninety Cleaners and Tailors E. Cedar Street Across from the Post Office Compliments of i Gibson's Store Comphments of 213 E. cedar LEWIS Sporting E1 Dorado, Ark. A Complete Line of Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family Goods Peter's Drug's Aids UN 3-5127 317 N. Jefferson El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Elliotts, Inc. Omega, Mido Watches Keepsake-Orange Blossom Diamonds 108 N. Washington Phone 3-6118 Page 85 Compliments of The Trading Post We Buy, Sell Sz Trade for almost anything l023 E. Main St. Your Credit is always good Compliments of EL DORADO MONUMENT WORKS We build for those who love and remember Phone UN 3-8420 Compliments of The Treasure Pause, 1311112 207 NOR'l'H JACKSON Fl Egurahn, Qsrkansas 1 Compliments of George W. Mason Real Estate-Insurance 1210 1X2 East Elm St. Phone UN 3-6178 3-4616 Compliments of Southern Drive-Inn Southern Fried Chicken Hamburgers Sz Cold Beverages 400 Sharp Street Compliments of MiIdred's House of Beauty Mrs. Mildred Williams, owner Williams Beauty School fl'0Sf00C Compliments of El Dorado Furniture Company A good Place to Go For Brands You Know age 86 BRADLEY REALTY CO. SERVING EL DORADO SINCE 1921 603 N. Jefferson Ave. E1 Dorado, Arkansas Office, Dial 2-1336 TIMMINS HARDWARE AND FURNITURE 113-15 Cleveland Ph. UN 3-7104 YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Whife's Body Shop ARKANSAS Ka HAMMOND STREETS EL DORADO, ARKANSAS BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS EXPERT REFINISHING Phone UNion 2-3171 Webb Furniture Co. New and Used Furniture Where You Get A Great Deal E1 Dorado, Arkansas E. B. GARRETT CO. Furniture and Appliances 207 W. Main E1 Dorado, Arkansas C ompliments of Midwest Dixie Dairy Products C ompliments of American National Insurance Company PAUL C. GARNER, General Agent Phones Bus. UN 2-3531, Res. UN 3-3433 219 North Jackson E1 Dorado, Arkansas Ralph Smith Age then - 12 Age now - 16 l l 1 ' 1 Page 87 f25eaJ'4 HUUSE UF LIGHT 1604 NORTH WEST AVENUE EL DORADO, ARKANSAS EL DORADO ELECTRIC COMPANY El Dorado's Oldest Electric 106 South Washington Phone UN 3-4676 Electrical Contractors- UN1oN 2-4297 Repairs-Supplies-Lighting Fixtures VQ1-:-V ' Comlmments of Woods Watch Shop House of Plaster 1' ' 211 E. Cedar Street 'i, L '... John Henry Rowe Age then - 6 Age now - 15 R Compliments of B. McCracken, Merc 310 East Cedar Street E1 Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Adams Shoe Store Nunn-Bush-Stacy-Adams and Redwing Shoes 1401 Robert E. Lee St. El Dorado, Arkansas BROWN-DOWLING COMPANY TRUCKS 0 INDUSTRIAL ENGINES 0 FARM EQUIPMENT -.JA 4.1 -.. SALES CINTERNATTONAI, SERVICE --x QJIV P. O. Box 831 Phone UNion 3-7175 EL DORADO, ARKANSAS PHONE 3-5295 I-Ioumeswom MARGARET and DALE MILLER FEED - SEEDS - GROCERIES - FEBTIIJE 304 South Iackson EL DORADO, ARKANSAS Page 88 F 9 Soufh Arkansas Finest' Shoe Store. Wade! fewebnd When You Think of Diamonds, Think of Diamond Jim. A YEAR To PAY N0 CARRYING CHARGES RANDOLPH Horn. BLDG, EL DORADO. ARK. Compliments of McWilliams Hardware and Furniture Co. 215 South Washington El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of KELD 1400 on your Dial El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of McCrory's 5 81 IOC Store El Dorado , Arkansas C ompliments See Parker's Music Co 213 No. Washington for all of your musical and appliance needs Compliments of GRIFFIN AUTO CO. Your Chevrolet Dealer El Dorado, Arkansas Doris Jean Reynolds Age then -1 Age now - 16 Page 89 Compliments of Jimmy Good Builders Supply 1601 East Main Street El Dorado, Arkansas Phone UN 2-1391 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth SZQMAW 'I f Pnesnmprluu DRUECIEYTS PHIINE UN!-Bill EL lJDllIlDll.lllK. Complete Drug Needs Free Delivery Prescriptions - Toiletries Candies Hall Drug Company Phone UN 3-8171 El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Compliments of Le w i s' M O R R IS New York Store ca n cl Womens Apparel 1 15 North Jefferson Street C O M N Y El Dorado, Arkansas -.I EVVE LE? E-3 Adelle Stewart Age then - 9 Age now - 17 Page 90 Compliments of Hurri Kleen Cleaners 118 East Locust Street El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of I 7 994451, 119 West Cedar Dial UN 3-7 126 Phone UN 3-7165 The Superior Lumber Company E1 Dorado, Arkansas ,.: ....,. I -Eli c at E ' avg ' .,:t . 1,1,r:,, Shirley Andrews Age then - 10 Age now - 14 I , . g El Dorado's Fashion Center Compliments of J. M. Poultry Packing Co., Inc. Phone UN 2-1315 P. O. Box 1105 Compliments of CENTRAL CLEANERS Phone UN 3-4034 217 N. Jackson St. ' 1 Compliments of OLD HICKORY Smackover Hway. Phone UN 3-8302 Page 9 l Compliments of BURNS Radio 8. TV Clinic 2 year warranty on all picture tubes Manufacturers UN 2-1431 506 Marsh THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE OF GIFTS Gifts- School Supplies Sz THE BOTTLE SHOP 1302 N. West Ave. UN 3-3319 Books - Stationery - Toys 511 West Faulkner Drive in window for your convenience Phone Union 3-4273 TH E TOP HAT Compliments of -Top Quality- DU MAS PACKING 1706 E. Hillsboro Phone 3-9758 Pickup Sz Delivery SIMS 66 SERVICE STATION 701 East Main El Dorado, Arkansas Freddie Jean Jackson Age then - 6 Age now - 16 age 92 Compliments of Vogue Cleaners Fine Dry Cleaning-Complete Laundry Service 544 W. Hillsboro Street 720 North West Avenue Phone UN 3-9416 - 2-1261 Compliments of Buck's Liquor Store El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Midway Tea Room Ek .,,11,. - V NZM 43 Home of Fine Foods G' Mr. Earnest McGraw, Proprietor Arma Williams Age then - S Age now - 16 Compliments of Compliments of G. E. Van Hook Real Estate Broker Lee G pe' Elgtgoigololjhkrslfansas C h u rch Compliments of Mrs. Earnestine Van Hook Notary Public Phone Residence Office 3-8555 3-9061 Compliments of The Tool Room 508 Marsh Street Phone UN 3-3036 PQ qe 93 A magfm Rex's General Tire Senlice . , 1 L L lm! 1513 Juncrion Cary Hwy. P. o. sox 1408 I ' M EI Dorado, Afumm vim.. UN 2-4945 Compliments of The New Deal Store General Merchandise 508 South Washington Ave. El Dorado, Arkansas Compliments of Seven-Up Bottling Company Fresh Up with 7-Up 1110 E. Main St. Compliments of Jackson's Radio TV Shop For Better Radio St T. V. Service 915 E. Main - Phone 2-4933 Compliments of Monsanto Chemical Co. Agricultural Sales MayHue Cleaners Tailers 6 18 South Washington Alterations and Laundry Phone UN 3-8798 Y as H Jfwrgirmgfzqxgx Y X 4 . 1 1 v 1 iwzsf-fs 'Fisc- .fggvizg :-- t f 'wel 1 A j In igfli-1, 'Bw ' f f ' ' 3i,.fg5:g3:f14.a. Laura Jones A8 A8 e then - 8 e now -16 Compliments of Willia ms Grocery 81 Market 1806 South Field Road Phone UN 3-6032 E1 Dorado, Arkansas Page 94 MAGNETO SERVICE 8. SUPPLY CO. Oil Well Specialties Dial UNion 3-5019 618 North West Ave. El Dorado, Arkansas NORRIS MECHANICAL SHOP Plumbing-Heating-Air Conditioning 426 North West Avenue El Dorado, Arkansas- UNion 3-4200 Lucy Bondman Age then - 11 1X2 Age now - 14 Giles Hospital Pharmacy Phone UN 3-8103 320 Thompson El Dorado, Arkansas Across from the Hospital Dewey's Liquor 600 N. West Ave. El Dorado, Arkansas Let us keep you in the best of spirits Moreland Glass 8. Mirror Auto Glass Installed Phone 3-7445 El Dorado, Arkansas PLAZA Camera Center 407 North Newton El Dorado, Arkansas Phone 3-8038 ANTOONS' CARPET 525 Thompson Phone 3-4301 Page 95 Davidson Esso Servicenter ESSO Products 1000 N. W. Ave. gl Hyw. 167 El Dorado, Arkansas Phone UN 2-2331 Megg's Grocery 516 E. Hillsboro St. Phone UN 3-4285 El Dorado, Arkansas Stover Auto Supply Auto Parts and Accessories Wholesale Only 508 East Hillsboro Street Phone UN 2-1361 El Dorado, Arkansas 412 South Washington St. Phone UN 2-1222 BELL'S TRIM SHOP Seat Covers-Door Panels- Floor Mats-Headliners- Trunks Relined - Convert- ible Tops El Dorado, Arkansas M 5. DONIA G IFFIN TELEPHONE UN N 3 9940 OWNER C ompliments of BROWN MOTOR COMPANY E'E L!t5,eR56-'LS Chrysler it Plymouth 5 .- . . ea ers , -Tj D fav-Q 1 IVIITCHELIRS CAFE F i i ICE CREAM - REGULAR MEALS - HOME MADE PIES 3 V ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK 3 F 523 CORDELL - EL DORADO, ARK. Compliments of .:q-. N o rt h s id e G ro c e ry 601 North West Avenue Phone UN 3-6302 P James Hall Age then - 7 Age now - 18 age 96 x X f I 4 X y 4 vid. - ,I 1 -.. .1 1 ,X 1' If-. Q 1 'fr-?'f-ffi. l ..x.j:,4, hw f ,Av ai, v,u, ! .1 J