Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

DEDICATION To Mr. Vernon James—who. in his one year at Wynne High School, because of his kindness and understanding won the admiration and friendship of every student and teacher—we, the Annual Staff, lovingly dedicate this, the 1954-55 edition of The Stinger, to express our heart- filled thanks for his making Wynne High a better and more outstanding school. The Lasting Quality of Love The comrade that once marched with me Or dared adventure keen, My spirit's comrad still shall be Though silence intervene. The friend with whom I once have shared Some banquet of the soul Can never from my heart be spared Though seasons between us roll. This lasting quality of love A part I take to be Of that safe treasure laid above And--immortality. In memory of Miss Lona Crouch, Lynda Aston, Jessie Wayne Bradley, and Marshall Bledsoe. Come and jOln In song together, Shout with might and main. Our beloved Alma Mater Sounds her praise again! Here's o her whose name We'll e er cherish in our song. Honor, ove, and true devotion All to her belong. Chorus: Gloriana! Praise her banner. E'er to her be true. She's the pride of Arkansas, Hall to old Wynne High! 1955 ANNUAL STAFF Sponsor: Mrs. Edythe Lane Assistant Editor: Patricia Burnett Business Manager: Louise Davis Members: Nickie Hultsman; Martha Womack; Ivolene Stepp; Loretta Durborow; James Elam; Connie Bridges; Roy Marshall; Charlie McElroy. SCHOOL BOARD JAMES L. GARDNER.........................President J.J. HARRELL-------------------------Vice President ROBERT M. VAUGHAN........................Secretary WADE HENDERSON............................Director C.L. BROWN--------------------------------Director Mr. Cox and Mr. Gardner signing diplomas. MR. EDSELC. ALLEN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Geography and History Junior High Coach MR. V.F. BAUGUS, JR. B. S., Arkansas Tech M. S., University of Arkansas Vocational Guidance Counselor Occupations MR. WARNER CLIFFT B. A., Memphis State M.A., Peabody Science, Social Science Girls' Basketball Coach Junior Football Coach MR. W.E. COBB B. S., Memphis State Physical Education Football Coach MISS LONA CROUCH B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Library Science, East Texas State Teachers, Librarian MR. CLYDE CRUMP B. S., Henderson State Science MR. ALVIN DANIEL B. S. A., and M. S. University of Arkansas Agriculture MRS. R.D. DILLPORT B. A., and M. A., Louisiana State University History and Speech MISS CAROLYN GRIGSBY Student Teacher Arkansas State Teachers Commercial MISS EVA JORDAN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers M. A., Peabody English MRS. EDYTHE LANE B.A., Harding College English and Mathematics MR. ROY LITTLEFIELD A.B., Southwestern M.A., University of Arkansas Science and Mathematics Football Coach MRS. ED McCORMICK B.A., Blue Mountain M.A., Louisiana State University Spanish, English, and Journalism MR. WENCIL OLEN MOYE Memphis State Science and Geography I MRS. H.E. NEBLETT B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers English and Civics MRS. WILMUTH SCOTT A.B., Hendrix Mathematics MR. STANLEY M. SMITH B.A., Mississippi College Graduate Work, Mississippi State Commercial MR. WAYNE SMITH B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers Mathematics Boys' Basketball Coach MR. JOHN SULLIVAN B.S.E., Arkansas State Band Director MISS BETTY WESSON B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers Graduate Work, University of Arkansas mio'iA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - « Reporter------ - CLYDE ALLEN JIMMY MEBANE ■ LOUISE DAVIS - - MARY FORD - PAT HARVEY Class Sponsors MR. V.F. BAUGUS, JR. and MRS. R.D. DILLPORT GENEVIEVE ACUFF Sincerety counts. FHA 51-55; Sewing Circle 52; 4-H Club 53. SILAS ACUFF A farmer's life is a merry one. FFA 51-55. CLYDE ALLEN A good sport and true; we need more like you. Beta Club 53-55; Sportman Club 51- 53; Student Coun- cil President 54; Football 51-54, Co- Captain 54; Junior and Senior Class President; Speech Club 55; Boys' State 54; Track 54-55; Junior Play 54. ANNETTE BADDOUR Working, working, never shirking. Always happy and content. Tri-Hi-Y 51-55, Secretary 53; Annual Staff 51-54, Editor 54; Glee Club 51-53; Dramatics Club 52- 53; Beta Club 53-55; Girls' State 54; Yellowjacket 52; Freshman Class President. PAGGY BARNETT Neat and sweet, and hard to beat. Dramatics 53; Art Club 51; Glee Club 51-52; Science Club 51; Tri-Hi-Y 52; Football Maid 53. JAMES BILLINGS He’s a darling, he's a dream--he's the wolf of our ball team. Glee Club 52-54; Beta Club 53-54; Football 52-54; Basket- ball 51-53; Sportman Club 52-54; Speech 55; Commercial Club 53; Student Council 54; Football 52-54. LAVERN BOYCE FHA 49-52 , 54-55; Glee Club 50-52; Commercial Club 50- 52; Band 50-52. BARBARA BRADLEY She knows a lot, but says little. FHA 51-54; Sewing Circle 52. BETTYE BRAWNER No wonder teacher's hair turn grey, I chatter, chatter all the day. Dramatics Club 51- 53, Secretary 53; Tri-Hi-Y 51-54; Yellowjacket 53; Glee Club 51-52; Basketball 52-53; Football Maid 54; Cheerleader 51-54; Annual 53. CONNIE SUE BRIDGES Her quiet ways only add to her charms. Glee Club 51-52; FHA 51-53, Vice President 52, 53; Beta Club 54-55; Annual Staff 54; Basketball 51-52; All-County 51; Junior Class Secre- tary 53; Sophomore Class Reporter 52. WAYNE BRIDGES He may seem quiet and look naive, but if you know Wayne that's hard to believe. Football 51-54; Basketball 51. PATRICIA BURNETT She's not as meek as she looks. Annual Staff 53-55, Assistant Editor 55; Tri-Hi-Y 51-55; FHA 51-55, Secre- tary 52, 53, Vice President 55; 4-H Club 53-55; Cross County Champion Girl 55. GEORGE CASTER The good die young, so we've found out--you'll live to be 80 without a doubt. Glee Club 52-53; Varsity Club 53-54, President 53; Football 51-54; All-District 53-54; All State 54; Student Council 53- 54; Basketball 51-53; Track 51-54; Speech Club 55; Junior Play; Yellowjacket 52-53; Science Club 51-52; Vice Presi- dent Sophomore Class. H.D. CHAMBERS On the strength of quiet men the world has its foundation. FFA 51-52. •4.r MARY FRANCES COURTNEY This student life is wearing me away. 4-H Club 51-53; Glee Club 52; Dramatics Club 53; FHA 53- 54; Tri-Hi-Y 53-54. JACKIE CRAWLEY Sophisticated swing. Commercial Club 54, Vice President 54. ORVILLE CROWELL That well-dressed man. Glee Club 52-53; Beta Club 53-55; Commercial Club 53-54; Football 51-54; All-District 54; Hi-Y 52-54, Vice President 54; Track 52-54; Student Council Treasurer 54; Basketball 54; Yellowjacket 53. LOUISE DAVIS FREDA DAVIS Can't help lovin' that man o' mine. Tri-Hi-Y 53; FHA 53-55; 4-H Club 53 54. Can't cook, can't draw, don't resem- ble Venus, —can't sing, can't write, guess I’m just a genius. Basketball 52-55; Beta Club 53-55, Reporter 55; Tri-Hi- Y 53-55; Annual 54, Business Manag- er; Yellowjacket 53; Commercial Club 55, Secretary; Senior Class Secre- tary. J.R. DIEBOLD All men are born equal; but some outgrow it. Sportman Club 52; Varsity Club 52; Football 51-53; Basketball 51-53. FRANCIS ELLIS Never too busy! FHA 51-55; Sewing Circle 51; Art Club 51; 4-H Club 52. THOMAS FIELDS Mischief and I are good pals. Sportman Club 51-53; Glee Club 51-53; Commercial Club 53; Junior Play; Speech Club 55; Football 51-54. ETHEL GLOVER Life is just one prolonged giggle. Tri-Hi-Y 51-55; Song Leader 55, Treasurer 53; Glee Club 51-53; Ensem- ble 52-53; Junior Play; Yellowjacket 52; Dramatics Club 52-53; Commercial Club 53-55; Foot- ball Maid 53-54; Basketball 51, Manager 54; Hallow- een Queen 53. MARY FORD What's life without love. Tri-Hi-Y 51-55; State Council 52; Student Council 51-55, Secretary-Treasurer 53-54; Glee Club 51-53; Dramatics Club 52; Yellowjacket 52; Annual Staff 52; Sophomore and Senior Class Treasurer; Basketball 51-55, Captain 55; Girls' State 53: DAR Girl 54; Football Queen 54; Junior Play 53; Beta Club 53-55; Junior Class Secretary. LOIS JEAN GILMER She like most women has a temper of her own. Tri-Hi-Y 51-55, President 55. Reporter 52; Beta Club 55; Glee Club 51-53; Yellowjacket 52; Girls' State 53; Basket- ball 51-55, Captain 53; Cheerleader 53-54; Dramatics Club 53-54; Commercial Club 53-55, Reporter 53; Science Club 51. RETHA SEATON GLOVER She can't keep her sense and non- sense separated. Student Council 51; Tri-Hi-Y 51- 54; Glee Club 51-52; Yellowjacket 52; Basketball 51-53. JIMMIE GRANTHAM I can resist everything but tempta- tion. FFA 51-55; Basketball 53; Track 52-53. FILLMORE HALL 100 per-cent neutral spirit. Sportman Club 52; Football 53-54. HERBERT HALL Little man, you've had a busy day. 4-H 51-54; Sportman Club 51; FFA 54; Track 53. JACK HARPER Always contented in rain or shine. FFA 51-55; Football 53-54; Track 52-53. ROBBIE HARRELL She has an innocent face but--- FHA 50-52. PATRICIA HARVEY Get thee behind me, Satan,---and push. Glee Club 51-53; Ensemble 52-53; Dramatics Club 51; Band 51-53; Tri-Hi-Y 52-55; Yellowjacket 52, 53-55, Editor 55; Student Council 52; Football Maid 54; Senior Class Reporter; Commercial Club 53-54, Secretary 53; Junior Play 54; Beta Club 55. JIMMIE HODGES Let us have mirth and laughter. Hi-Y 51, 53, 55; Commercial Club 52-55; Junior Play; 4-H Club 51-54; Football 53; Sportman Club 53; Varsity Club 53; Basketball 51. MARY HOLT 'Tis easy for you to conquer a book---- you'll not be content to scrub and cook. FHA 51-55, Presi- dent 55, Vice Presi- dent 53; Glee Club 51; 4-H Club 53-54, Secretary 53; Beta Club 52-55. BUDDY BRUCE JONES He who has wings should be able to fly. Sportman Club 51; Glee Club 51; En- semble 51; Science Club 51; 4-H Club 51-54; Song Leader 51; County Federa- tion President 52. TROY JONES Men of few words are the best men. FFA 51-55; Sentinel 55. DALLAS MAPLES Careful students, careful not to overdo it. Sportman Club 51-53, Secretary and Treasurer 53; FFA 51- 53, President 53; Football 51-54, Co-Captain 54; Hi-Y 54; Basketball Manager 51-53. ESTHER FAYE MASON Towering Heights. FHA 51-52. RICHARD McAVOY A lover, a lunatic, and an athlete. Sportman Club 51 53; Science Club 51; Glee Club 51; Commercial Club 53, Vice President 53; Varsity Club 53 -54; Football 51-54; Hi-Y; Junior Play; 4-H Club 51-54. MARY LOU McCRARY Slim and trim. FHA 51-55, Recording Secretary 54; Glee Club 51; 4-H 51- 53; Beta Club 53-54. HARVEY McDANIEL Although he’s ex- tremely quiet, he's just the type that we all like. FFA 51-55. SHIRLEY ANN McGAUGHEY I've got a pocket full of dreams. Glee Club 51-53; Ensemble 51-53; Dramatics Club 51-53; Junior Play; Tri-Hi-Y 51-55; Song Leader 53; Basketball 51; Commercial Club 53; Science Club 51. ERNEST ROY McELROY Away with the books, let’s have some fun. FFA 51-55; Glee Club 51; Sportman Club 52; Football 51, 54. JAMES CARL MEBANE A guy with great possibilities. Annual Staff 51; Hi-Y 52-55, Presi- dent 55; Freshman, Junior, and Senior Class Vice Presi- dent; Football 53; Junior Play; Beta Club 53-54, Re- porter 54, Presi- dent 55; Student Council 53-54, Vice President 54; Boys' State 54. RAYMOND MERRELL We can tell by your chin that you'll fight for success and surely win. FFA 51-55; Football 51. REBECCA JO MOULTRIE Small folks seem to fill a place that no other can replace. Science Club 49; Glee Club 51-52; Cheerleader 49-51; Basketball 49-51. BOBBY DAN OWENS Danny Boy. FFA 51-55; Sentinel 53, Treasurer 54; 4-H Club 51. THOMAS CARROL OWENS Me and my gal. FFA 51-55, Vice President 55. BOBBY GENE PEEVEY Always quiet and never disturbed. FFA 51-55; Sentinel 53; Football Manager 54. FRANKLIN PITT- MAN Somebody loves me. FFA 51-55, Presi- dent 55. ERNIE MAE REED Lady be good. FHA 51-55. EDWARD LEON REED He says a little but thinks a lot. FFA 51-54; 4-H Club 51; Football 53-54. EMMA SHARPE There is a time for speaking and a time for being still. JOHN WILLIAM SPAIN Girls, girls, how I blush when'er I meet them. FFA 51-55; 4-H Club 51-54. DELORES THOMAS Don't try to gag a talkative person she'll only chew the rag. Tri-Hi-Y 51-54, Secretary 54; Student Council 51; Glee Club 51-53; Band 51, Majorette 51; Junior Play; Commercial Club 55; Yellowjacket 52, 55; Sophomore Class President; Homemaker of the Year 55. ERNEST UPSHAW What a man! What a car! Yellowjacket 55; Hi-Y 55. WALTER WATTS Chase me girls. I'm full of fun and frolic. Sportman Club 51-53; Glee Club 51-53; Football 54; Basketball 51- 55; Speech Club 55; Yellowjacket 55; Hi-Y 52-55, Reporter 54; 4-H Club 51-53; Junior Play; Com- mercial Club 55; Science Club 51; Freshman Class, Class Treasurer. HELEN WILKINS The light and flame of youth. FHA 51-55. JACKIE WILLIAMS You can never tell what he’ll do next. FFA 51-55; Art Club 51-52; 4-H Club 51-52; Song Leader 52. MARY KATHERINE WILLIAMS Character is what you are in the dark. Tri-Hi-Y 51-54; Glee Club 51-52; Yellowjacket 52; Com- mercial Club 53-54. EDWARD WILLIS It takes a tall person to know what's going on in the world. FFA 51-55. BESSIE BEATRICE WITCHER As merry as the day is long. FHA 51-55; 4-H Club 51; Art Club 55. IDA MAE WITCHER The hand thee hath made thee good.” FHA 51-55; Trl-Hi-Y 51; Glee Club 52-53. DALE YOUNG All's well that ends in a good time. FFA 51-55; Aviation Club 51; Hi- Y 51. Not Pictured: CLINTON BREWSTER Shy guy. Glee Club 51-53; Football 53-54; Basketball 55; Track 53-54. ORAN YOUNG There's a sunny side to everything. FFA 51-55. MR. WAYNE SMITH Sponsor MISS BETTY WESSON Sponsor PEGGY BLEDSOE ERCELL BOSTIC MARTHA ANDERSON JOE ANDREWS RUTH BREWSTER BILLY BROOKS WAYNE ARMSTRONG MARY ANNE BAUS RAY BURROUGHS LULA CHAPPELL JOHN W. CRANGLE DONALD M. DALLAS MARY N. FOUST DON FRANKLIN JEWEL DENNIS LORETTA DURBOROW LYNDA GAYNOR OSCAR GILBERT JAMES ELAM ROBERT FAULKNER PATRICIA GRAFF CECIL HALL CLARENCE FORD CLYDE FORD NATHAN HALL DAVID HARMON STELLA HAYNES PAGGY HOLLEMAN PAT LINDLEY MARILYN LOWERY NICKIE HULTSMAN NORMA HUNTER LA VERNE MAUPPIN CHARLES McCOY BETTY JEFFERS LEON JOHNSON CHARLES McMINN MARGARET McMINN CAMILLA JONES KATY SUE JONES PATRICIA McMURTRY MYRTLE MILLER MARJORIE JONES CAROLYN LANE BILLY MITCHELL JIMMY MITCHELL 1 JIMMIE MOORE JIMMIE MURRAY JOHN SHAW LYDIA SMITH BILLY NEAL JERRY NEISLER LENNIE SOUTH SHELBY SOUTH TOMMY NELSON LOLITA PALMER MARY BELLE SPENCER IVOLENE STEPP J.B. PITTMAN BOBBY RAGON VIOLA STEWART LARRY SULLIVAN JAMES RICHARDSON LAVINA SHAHAN RONALD SWINDLE JEANETTE VAUGHT GENEVA WILLIS MARTHA WOMACK JIMMY YOUNG WAYNE YOUNG Not Pictured: BELVA CUPP MARTHA JONES DARRELL SHERMAN JACKIE SOUTH Sponsors Roy Littlefield Buddy Sullivan Jerry Carman Tommy Courtney H.J. Andrews Patsy Andrews Donald Cox Lillie Cummins Ethel Baily Billy Baldwin Nancy Davis Lynda Doss Larry Ball Betty Beshears Bobby Ellis Donald Ellis Leta Boone Mary A. Bowman Geraldine Elliot Doyle Frazier Glenda Brown Jimmy Buchanan Billy Fry Freddie Joe Gahr Charles Burnett Donald Burnett Janet Gardner Claude Gibbs ) Patsy Glenn Peggy Goodwin David Marshall Claude Matthewson Raymond Hale Beulah Hathcock Jimmy Mays Robert Merrell Bilroy Henderson Margaret Hess Charles McElroy Glenn Misner Donald Hill Nancy Hodges George Neal George Owens Martha Houk Buddy Howell Nancy Quessenberry Bobby Roberts C.E. Kennedy Dorthea King Bobby Saint LeRoy Scoggins Floyd Lewis Lloyd Lewis Sarah Shaw Sue Spencer — Bobby Shirley Kay Stultz Flossie Vanaman Laura Watson Clarence Taylor Shirley Taylor Betty Woods Glenda Wood X f Taff Taylor Helen Young Mary Ann Urfer Not Pictured: Bettye McMaster Bobby Bradley Jerry Parkman Burnis Deason Richard Spain Mary Franklin John Swindle Michael Gahr Maxine Thomas Sarah Hamrick Juanita Walker Peggy Harp er mMe ft This ffiwnlng FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Robert Bassham - - Graham Henderson Jerry Williams - - - - -President Vice President -----Reporter Mr. Alvin Daniels Mrs. Caudell Lane Mrs. H.E. Neblett Miss Betty Wesson Delanard Armstrong Sally Aston Emilie Baddour Jerry Baker Nona Barnes Robert Bassham Jo Ann Barnett Jo Best Catherine Blackwell Nan Blessing Leslie Bowman Irwin Boyles Dollie Brawner Billy Brewster Marie Brewster Charlie Brown Geraldine Brown Norman Brown Rodney Burton Bertie C. Burns Jo Ann Caldwell James Cathey Jimmy Chambers Willie Dean Chambers Betty Lou Chaney Thomas Cobb Doris Coleman Lynda Cook Donna Condra Billy Cowan Billy Cox Geraldine Cox Virginia Cross Berline Crossen John Davidson, Jr. Patsy Dunn Patricia Durham Jolene Ellis Boyce Farmer Carol Jean Fields Sam Fisher Glenn Foltz Yvonne France Anita Freshour Marcella Gaskins Christine Hall June Hamilton Mildred Harrell Opal Haynes Meda Heath Graham Henderson Patsy Holland Floyd Hollin Christine Horton Donald Houk Bobby Hunter Diann Hunter Charles Ingle Betty Johnson Billy Johnson Julian Johnson Jo Ann Jones Jerry Lane Dennis Lawrence James Littlejohn Natalie Lloyd Tommy McCoy Martha McCrary Elmer McFadden Emma Lee Meadows Beatrice Milton J. D. Morris Spencer Morrison Frances Neal Lovis Nichols Patty Niemeyer Molly Plyler Joan Price Twila Richardson Charles Roberts Gilbert Ross Patsy Schoonover Martha Scoggins Paula Smith Ruby Smith Ned Stafford Elaine Stienberg Billy Stewart Mary K. Stewart Rosemary Stutts Billy Sumpter Merle Swaby Louise Tacker Dolores Taegtmeyer Bobby Tapley Clayton Vanaman Bettie Vaughan Leona Waggoner Jacqueline Walker Betty Wampler Jerry Williams Kerry Williams Helen Wolfe Jimmy Womack Eva Gwen Wyles Not Pictured: Margaret Ann Pilcher Gilbert Ross Billy Don Thomas 8-1 President---------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Reporter------------ -Jerrilyn Beason - - - Betty Jones ■ - - Patsy Brown Kenneth Allford 8-2 President------ Vice President Reporter------ Bobby Griffin Cecil Owens -Dallas Jones 8-3 President----------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Reporter------------ Marjorie Glenn Ronnie Chrisco ---- Don Cox - - C.P. Dale 8-4 President----------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Reporter — - - — - Linda Cook Linda Hatchett - Sue Goodwin Jerry Neal Kenneth Alford Pauline Andrews Jerry Bolls Jerrilyn Beeson Patricia Brown Larry Cowan Peggy Cupp Morris Davidson Clara Ellis Eldred Grant James Goodwin Shirlene Hall Donna Hastings Betty Jones Thelma Moore Wayne Neal Thomas Parish Betty Sue Roberts Ronnie Stienberg Margaret Thompson Not Pictured: Betty Burton Kenneth Dixon Ronnie Thomas Eunice Acuff Benny Andrews Elbert Bradley Glenda Brown Rose Marie Cudd Vivain Ann Dixon Margaret Futrell Bobby Griffin Barbara Holland Nina Ingle Dallas Jones Shirley Mitchell David Mayer Shirley Neal Lottie Newman Cecil Owens Darrell Owens Freddie Shaw Sybil Sisk Curtis Smith Not Pictured: Darrell Lumby Ronnie Chrisco Jimmy Cox Donald Cox Robert Crockett C.P. Dail Ronny Ellis Murphy Foltz Ann Frazier Marjorie Glenn Jerry Hamrick Austin Houk Ira Homewood Jerry Johnson Vernon Lawrence Carolyn Merrell Bobby Morgan Walter Neisler Margie Niermeyer Susannah Pace Elizabeth Pittman Muriel Shaw Dewon Simpson Jimmie Sullivan Dalton Voyles Patsy Young Robert Altman Thomas Andrews Jane Bennett Donald Brown Frances Bradford Kenneth W. Caubble Linda Cook Hazel C. Cudd Mary Fowler Sue Goodwin Margetta Hancock Mary Harrell Linda Harchett Arthur Kennedy Freida Mashbum Wanda Marple Jesse McKee Claudie Morgan Jerry Neal Marilyn Proctor Mary Ann Ramsey Billy Joe Reed Pauline Thomas Billy Wilson Glenda Witcher President - - - Vice President Secretary - - • Reporter------ ----Linda Holt Linda McCulley -Richard Miller ■ - Bryan Moery President----------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Reporter ----------- -----Nat Home - Carolyn Bratton Tommy Buchanan • - -Inice Saripkin Rita Cox Jackie Glenn Carol Ryan Bonnie Speer Walter Spencer David Stafford Benny Stone Donald Stutts Emma Sullivan Sharon Sullivan Otis Swindle Beatrice Tapley Marvin Taylor Thurl Taylor Judy Thomas Roberta Vaughan Virginia Vaught Larry West Margie Wilkins Nelda Williams Not Pictured: Billy Brewster Loyd Davis Lona Lloyd Bessie Miller Alton Turner Leon Utley Annette Watlington Mattie Watlington Shirley Winkle Randy Kuffer Raymond Lawrence (7-4) Larry Andrews Dolly Catlett Howard Gilbert Linda Holt Leona Hunter Bernice Lawrence John Luker Doris Matthewson Norman McElroy Laverne Middleton Richard Miller Jerry Mitchell Nedra Mitchell Mary Alice Milton Brian Moery Mary Moran Rolland Morris Virginia Morrison Steve Pierce Faye Pittman Luther Pittman Billy Ragan Donna Marie Ragle Ralph Ragle John L. Spencer Not Pictured: Thomas McCrary Linda McCulley Linda Martin Curtis Milton Kenneth Moltingly Gary Mitchell Tommy Belford Idanell Beshears Carolyn Bratton Esther Brawner Becky Bridges Donald Bridges Myra Brown Sherry Bryant Tommy Buchanan Carolyn Burnett Carl Camp Walter Canady Margaret Childress Wayne Crawford Johnny Cross Troy Davis Rozene Deese Marcus Dennis Gray Dye Jerry Ellis Ira Ellis Steve Fronabarger Nat Horne Pat Jeffers Jeff Larson Not Pictured: Bertha Alberson Robert Alberson Peggy Baskin Cozet Beene Cecil Cagle Rex Immel Stela Webster Carolyn Carver Rose Cole Shelby Cook Wayne Dale Ruth Davis Margaret Faulkner Eddie Fields Sandra Ford Judy Gaynor Patsy Gibbs Gary Gilmore Frank Goodwin Betty Hall David Hall Jimmie Hamrick Charles Hamrick Frances Hancock Bonnie Harris Jim Harris Annette Harrell Sarah Hodges Gary Hodges Bobby Holland Mary Hollin Wayne Hoots James Horton Ray Hudson Tommy Hunter David Kernodle John Kness Not Pictured: Christine Brown Donald Evans Glenda Fowler Cutest Couple MARTHA WOMACK and ROY MARSHALL Most Intelligent ANNETTE BADDOUR JIMMY MEBANE Biggest Flirt SHIRLEY McGAUGHEY JAMES BILLINGS Most Likely to Succeed ANNETTE BADDOUR CLYDE ALLEN Not Pictured Neatest BARBARA DAVIS ORVILLE CROWELL Friendliest MARY FORD ROY MARSHALL Most Talented PAT HARVEY JAMES ELAM Favorite Teachers MRS. EDITH NEBLETT Coach ROY LITTLEFIELD Best Figure SHIRLEY McGAUGHEY Best Physique GEORGE CASTER Most Beautiful ETHEL GLOVER Most Handsome JAMES BILLINGS JUNIOR WHO’S WHO Mr. and Miss Junior WHS Most Popular ROBERT BASSHAM and JERRILYN BEASON Most Likely to Succeed KITTY STEWART. JIMMY WOMACK and RONNY STIENBERG Best Figure and Physique JO BEST and DON COX Friendliest Most Talented JOAN PRICE JIMMY WOMACK KITTY STEWART JIMMY WOMACK and JERRY WILLIAMS Most Intelligent MARGARET THOMPSON RONNIE STIENBERG Wittiest JO ANN BARNETT BILLY JOE COX Most Athletic LOVIS NICHOLS JERRY WILLIAMS HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Judy Gaynor, Jimmy Womack, Donna Condra, James Richardson, Queen Norma Hunter, Wayne Bridges, Connie Bridges, Floyd Lewis, Nancy Hodges, and Jerrilyn Beeson. Queen and Maids Front row: Marshall, Watts, Hall, Fields, Sullivan, Brewster, Howell, Gahr. Second row: Meeks, Burnett, Henderson, Reed, Black, Gibbs, Gahr. Third row: McMinn, Caster, Jones, Frasier, Crowell, Maples, Armstrong. Back row: Richardson, Swindle, Cox, McAvoy, Billings, Allen, Brooks. 1954 SCHEDULE WE THEY WE THEY Marked Tree 26 13 Earle 31 0 Brinkley 20 6 Helena 21 0 Parkin 39 26 DeWitt 8 6 Marianna 15 0 McCrory 41 0 Stuttgart 13 7 Newport 13 13 Jonesboro 7 13 Forrest City 20 20 COACH COBB COACH SMITH ALL-DISTRICT Clyde Allen, Billy Brooks, Dallas Maples, Orville Crowell. Not Pictured: Edward Reed, George Caster. George Caster ALL-STATE CO-CAPTAINS Clyde Allen and Dallas Maples 0 1 Lillie Cummins Sophomore C H E E R L E A D E R S Betty Brawner Senior Lois Gilmer Senior Martha Womack Jewel Dennis Marcella Gaskins Junior Junior Freshman HOMECOMING SHIRLEY TAYLOR LINDA DOSS CONNIE BRIDGES BETTYE BRAWNER ETHEL GLOVER Queen, MARY FORD Co-Captains, CLYDE ALLEN - DALLAS MAPLES MARGARET McMINN NORMA HUNTER PAT HARVEY LOVIS NICHOLS MARTHA WOMACK JUNIOR FOOTBALL Front row; J. Davidson, R. Crockett, N. Stafford, D. Cox, J. Williams, J. Davis, I. Homewood, L. Davis. Second row: N. McElroy, J. Chambers, L. Bowman, B. Hunter, J. Littlejohn, S. Fisher, R. Burton, K. Alford. Third row; L. Young, W. Chambers, C. Brown, K. Williams, F. Shaw, J. Hamrick, Coach Allen. Back row: Coach Clifft, C.P. Dail, J. Cox, K. Caubble, S. Fronabarger, R. Ellis. SENIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS Left to right: Camilla Jones, Louise Davis, Margaret McMinn, Marilyn Lowrey, Lois Gilmer, Pat Lindley, Peggy Harper, Lovis Nichols, Peggy Goodwin, Sarah Hamrick, Lillie Cummins, Janet Gardner, Mary Ford, Lavina Shahan. Coach Warner Clifft Managers Ethel Glover and Leta Boone SENIOR BASKETBALL BOYS Front row, left to right: Bobby Peevy, Jerry Black, Cobum Howell, Lloyd Lewis, Floyd Lewis. Back row; Leroy Scoggins, James Billings, Clyde Allen, James Richardson, Orville Crowell. Coach Wayne Smith Managers Thomas Fields and Bobby Saint BASKETBALL FUMBLE CLUB BANQUET rA MF STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Mary Ford, Secretary-Treasurer; Clyde Allen, President; Jerry Black, Vice President. First row, standing: Norman McElroy, Jimmy Cox, Lovis Nichols, Jane Bennett, Jo Best, Judy Thomas, Glenda Wood. Second row: Jimmy Womack, Buddy Howell, George Caster, Martha Womack, Wayne Armstrong, Margaret Thomp- son. Margaret McMinn, Margaret Futrell, Betty Hall. Mr. Vernon James Sponsor President - Franklin Pittman OFFICERS Vice President - -- -- -- -- Secretary --- ---------------- Reporter---------------------- Treasurer--------------------- Student Advisor--------------- Sentinel--------------- Sponsor----------------------- - Carol Owens - - - Troy Jones Jackie Williams Dan Owens Johnny Crangle - Edward Willis - - Mr. Daniels F.F.A. Future Farmers of America President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor - - - Judy Gaynor - Inice Saripkin Maudie Wilkins - Clyde Crump JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB AVIATION CLUB Vice President ---------------------Charles Burnett Secretary-Treasurer------------------... Don Cox Reporter----------------------------- -James Elam Sponsor ----------------------- - - - Wencil Moye Fi Sponsor - -- -- -- - — - -- -- - Mrs. Di 11 port President - -- -- -................ James Billings Vice President - — --- --------------Keith Swindle Secretary -- ------------------- Lennie South Reporter -....................... Billy Brooks SPEECH CLUB ) President------------------------ James Billings Vice President - -- — - - - - — -Jackie Crawley Secretary -- ---------------- Louise Davis Treasurer -- ---------- - Peggy Bledsoe Reporter------------- — - -- Mary K. Williams Sponsor - -- -- - — -------------------Mr. Smith Co-Sponsor --- --------------- — ------Mr. Tubbs COMMERCIAL TRI-HI-Y President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Lois Gilmer Vice President---------------------------------Nickie Hultsman Secretary------------------------- Loretta Durborrow Treasurer--------------------------- Peggy Holleman Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Martha Womack Sponsor — - — - — — - — — - ■ Mr. Baugus President---------------------------Jimmie Mebane Vice President --- -----------------Nickie Hultsman Secretary-Treasurer.................Peggy Holleman BETA CLUB Reporter----------------------------------Louise Davis Sponsor --- ----------------- — - - Mrs. Edith Neblett BOY SCOUTS JUNIOR - SENIOR ART CLUB JUNIOR PROGRESSIVE SLUB President, Ethel Glover, Vice President, Lois Gilmer; Secretary, Louise Davis; Treasurer. Martha Jane Womack. 1955 YELLOWJACKET STAFF PAT HARVEY Editor Editor Pat Harvey w : CnrH Managing cuitui - Sports ------ Margaret McMinn, Ernest Upshaw Circulation - - - Business Manager Reporters Frances Ellis CALIldll Mimeographist - Sponsor Jeannette Vaught Front row; Ercell Bostic, Ruth Hess, Lovis Nichols, Martha Jane Womack, Loretta Durborow, Beulah Hathcock, Helen Young, Lolita Palmer, and Viola Stewart. Second row: Betty Jeffers, Neal Foust, Pat Dangeau, Pat Harvey, Ivolene Stepp, and Norma Hunter. Third row: Carolyn Lane, Martha Jo Ander- son, Geraldine Elliott, Lynda Doss, Betty Woods, and Kitty Stewart. Back row: Laura Watson, Nickie Hultsman, Betty Beshears, and Barbara Davis. Director: Mrs. Glenda Lines m M CONCERT BAND CLARINETS Neal Foust Patsy Glenn Nancy Hodges Margie Glenn Diann Hunter Elaine Steinberg Twila Richardson Juliet Jennings Pat Dangeau Jo Best Gary FronaLarger Nancy Quessenberry Donna Condra Peggy Holleman Sally Aston Mary Ann Urfer Jerry Johnson BASS HORNS Donald Dallas Robert Bass ham CORNETS Clyde Ford C.P. Dail Betty Jeffers Tommy Nelson Gary Dye Molly Plyler David Harmon Ira Ellis Jeff Larsen Jackie Glean Jim Harris Carl Camp BARITONES Jimmy Buchanan Tommy Buchanan FRENCH HORNS Martha Anderson Ivolene Stepp Pat Graff Patsy Young MARCHING BAND FLUTES Bet rye V angina Diane Christopher Jc Ann Caldwell Roberta Vaughan BARITONE SAXOPHONE Jimmy Womack TENDS. SAXOPHONES Emily Baddour Dong Proctor ALTO SAXOPHONES Nickie Hultsman Jimmy Cox Nan Blessing Maude Wilkins Mice Saripkia TROMBONES James Elam Nat Horae Bay Burroughs Jietry Carman Donald Bridges MARIMBAS Joan Price Mary Ann Baas Lynda Cook BELL LYRE Elaine Chastain BASS DRUM Larry Futxell PERCUSSION Jimmie Moore Marilyn Lowrey Lynda Gap or Bonnie Steinberg Stevie Ftooabarger TYMPANNI Janet Gardner NEAL FOUST Dnim-Majorene Assistant PEGGY HOLLEMAN - Drum Majorette ANNUAL STAFF SKIT Wilbur Maxwell --- - jerry Black Hercules Nelson - — - -- — - —-------------Larry Sullivan Celeste (Hercules' cousin)-------------------Ivolene Stepp Nina Quigley --- ----------------------------Mary Anne Baus Frankie (Celeste's little sister)----------Martha Womack Aunt Mary ---------------— —----------... Peggy Bledsoe Uncle Bob------------------------------------Donald Dallas Granny........................................ Pat Graff Mr. Quigley....................................James Elam Dr. Brown---------------------------------- Clyde Ford Madeline Quigley----------------------- Nickie Hultsman Harry Schuster -- ---------------------------Bill Ed Cooper Daphne (Nelson's maid)--------------------- Ercell Bostic Claude (the caretaker)----------------------- Larry Futrell Henry (Claude's helper) ---------------- - James Richardson “LITTLE MISS SOMEBOO f” Dr. John Ashley Harriet Ashley - Claire Ashley - Richie Ashley - Laurie Ashley - Tony Mitchell • Owen Forbes - - Suzanne-------- Crazy Mike - - Mrs. Duffy - - ■ ----Clyde Allen --------Mary Ford Shirley McGaughey - - Jimmy Mebane - -Delores Thomas ----James Billings - - - George Caster ------Lois Gilmer -----Walter Watts -------Pat Harvey Presented by SENIOR CLASS Directed by: Mrs. R. D. Dillport Key to the city! Who's tired? That's it, Coach I B ACCA LA UREATE 1955 Speaker: Rev. Virgil Walker •dST ' GRADUATION 1955 ANNETTE BADDOUR Valedictorian LOUISE DAVIS Salutatorian CLYDE ALLEN Killough Citizenship Award ORVILLE CROWELL PAT HARVEY I Dare You MARY FORD D.A.R. Citizenship Award Boy I Dare You Girl MARY HOLT JIMMIE MEBANE English Award History Award SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Way back in September of 1943, we, the prospective Seniors of 1955, began our school career under the patient guidance of Miss Cox and Mrs. Hall. Constituting our happy group were the following mem- bers: Clyde Allen, Annette Baddour, James Billings, Wayne Bridges, George Caster, H.D. Chambers, Orville Crowell, Mary Katherine Williams, Thomas Fields, Mary Ford, Jimmy Hodges, Buddy Jones, Delores Thomas, Clinton Brewster, Harvey McDaniel, Shirley McGaughey, Jimmy Mebane, Esther Mason, and Walter Watts. My, but we were sophisticated our first year! Many of our class participated in the Cinderella operetta presented by the second and third grades. That stage debut will never be for- gotten. Having survived the first crucial year, our group proceeded to the second grade where we came under the care of Miss Jackson and Mr. Lyles. This year the students who made 100 on their grades were per- mitted to form a train and march around the school building or down to the street making choo-choo noises. Of couRe, this train was of great length! In the third grade, we were taught by Mr. Kellogg and Miss Porter. Peggy Barnett from Rofe joined our group, Walter Watts returned from Madison, and Esther Mason from Mebane. This year the boys really got to be boys--chasing the girls and fighting during the noon hour. Coming through our third year with no fatalities we progressed to our fourth year in which we studied under Miss Elaine Smith and Mr. Hamilton. Our group was brightened by the entrance of Jack Harper from Vanndale and Lois Gilmer from Parkin. That year was highlighted by the group singings in Mr. Hamilton's room and the hopscotch craze. In the fifth grade with Miss Harper and Miss Lytle the girls played paper dolls and wore jeans to school everyday. The whole gang was softball mad. John Spain and Ernest McElroy from Rofe, Richard McAvoy from Helena, Lillian Walker from Weiner, and Pat Harvey joined our group. As we progressed to the sixth grade we were really beginning to feel grown-up. Our teachers were Miss Watkins and Miss Combs. Franklin Pittman entered our class from New Hope. Our fiRt year in Junior High School brought a flood of new faces: Dallas Maples from Mebane, Pat Burnett and Helen Wilkins from McElroy, Carol and Dan Owens and Jackie Williams from Hamlin, Bettye Brawner from California, Retha Seaton and Louise Davis from Cherry Valley, Oran and Dale Young and Barbara Bradley from Fair Oaks. Herbert Hall from New Hope, and Mary Holt from Gailey. Walter Watts from Vanndale rejoined our group as did Lillian Walker. Our teacheR during this crucial period were Kir. Midkiff. Miss Jordan, Mr. Smith and Miss Huffman. We began our eighth grade year in a brand new school building. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. Scott and Miss Jordan. The following bright and smiling faces joined us: Ida Mae Witcher from Judsonia, Ethel Glover from Fitzgerald Crossing, J.R. Die bold from Searcy, Fillmore Hall from New Hope, and Mary Lou McCrary from Mebane. And who could forget our Freshman year! Every week we were being initiated into something. FiRt. was the torture dealt to us by the SenioR for being Green Freshmen; next, the girls were pledging for the Junior Progressive Club and F.H. A.: and the boys all had green hands from pledging for the F.F.A. This year we were the charges of Mr. Hamilton. Miss Royal, and Mr. Williams. Our roll took a big increase with Troy Jones from Mebane, Mary Courtney from Hickory Ridge, and Charles Ellis School yielded to us Raymond Merrell, Edward and Erne Mae Reed, Silas and Genevieve Acuff, and Frances Ellis. Jitnmy Grantham returned from Parkin after a year's absence and Edward Willis returned after two yeaR absence. As Sophomores we assumed the traditional responsibility of having the White Christmas program. Richard McAvoy portrayed Santa Claus. Our sponsors were Miss Maddox and Mr. Wimberly. Bobby Peevv entered our class from Forrest City. Under the sponsorship of Miss Martin and Mr. Baugus, we were launched in the activities of our Junior year. We became interested in the school paper, the Halloween Carnival, our class play, Hillbilly Wedding. and our prom, far which the theme was a circus. Emma Sharpe from Harrisburg and Freda Davis from Hickory Ridge joined our bunch. We were launched as SenioR with Mr. Dillport and Mr. Saugus as our sponsoR. Jackie Crawley from Ripley, Tennessee, Ernest Upshaw from Billings. Missouri, and Connie 5ass Bridges from Vanndale were added to our group. Also, La verne Boyce, Roobie Harrell, and Rebecca Moultrie were welcome mem- beR. Our Senior play Little Miss Somebody was a great success as also was our Senior trip to Eureka Springs. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, die 1955 Senior Class of Wynne High School, being of reasonable sound mind and body, do here- by will and bequeath the following valued and valueless possessions to those beloved underclassmen and friends who must remain in the hallowed halls of ole Wynne High School. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will our money making ability to the lowly Juniors who must become Seniors next year. CLYDE ALLEN wills his ability to shoot a hook shot to JAMES RICHARDSON. JIMMY MEBANE wills his curly hair to LARRY SULLIVAN. JIMMY HODGES leaves his place in Algebra H to anyone who wants it. ERNEST UPSHAW wants IVOLENE STEPP to have his driving ability. PAT HARVEY wills her ability to play the piano to anyone who has the talent, and her place in the Three Sharps to MARY ANN BAUS. ETHEL GLOVER wills her ability to be a good basketball manager to the great BOBBY SAINT and gladly leaves the J.P.C. to LYNDA GAYNOR. LOIS GILMER leaves her long black hair to NORMA HUNTER and her basketball ability to ELAINE CHASTAIN. FREDA DAVIS leaves her lovable ways for Miss Wesson to SUE SPENCER. LOUISE DAVIS wills her Salutatory ability to brother JIMMY and leaves W.H.S. BUBBY FIELDS wills all his cigarette butts and beer cans to JIMMY MOORE. RICHARD McAVOY leaves his football uniform to ROBERT FAULKNER and takes Ethel with him. J.R. DIEBOLD wills his height to that giant of a man, RAY BURROUGHS. ORVILLE CROWELL leaves ole W.H.S.! Thank Goodness! ANNETTE BADDOUR wills her ability to get to school on time to PEGGY HOLLEMAN and the annual to NICKIE HULTSMAN. WALTER WATTS leaves his duty football socks to BILLY BROOKS and his ability to play hooky and not get caught to RAY BURROUGHS. JACKIE CROWLEY wills her southern accent to BETTY CHANEY. RETHA SEATON GLOVER wills her ability to catch a man and hang on to him to MARTHA JANE WOMACK. ROBBIE HARRELL wills her rowdy ways to GEORGIA CAUBBLE. CLINTON BREWSTER leaves his basketball ability to BUDDY HOWELL. DALLAS MAPLES wills his deep blue eyes to ROY MARSHALL whose eyes happen to be brown. ESTHER MASON wills her tremendous figure to that meek little PAT DANGEAU. MARY LOU McCRARY leaves her boisterous ways to LILLIE CUMMINS. HAR- VEY McDANIEL wills his appreciation of English to all undergraduates. REBECCA MOULTRIE wills her ability to get out of school to little sister LETA. DAN and CAROL OWENS will and bequeath their Atomic Bomb to anyone who can get it to explode. BOBBY PEEVY wills his ability to get Bookkeeping to JERRY BLACK. FRANCES ELLIS leaves her place in the press room to anyone who will take it. JIMMY GRANTHAM wills his ability to laugh at anything to JOE ANDREWS. FILLMORE HALL wills his acting ability in the Jr. Play to JAMES ELAM. HERBERT HALL wills his tremendous height to BILL ED COOPER. JACK HARPER wills his ability to skip school and get by with it to CLYDE FORD. TROY JONES leaves his ability to understand Chemistry to BILLY NEAL. DOLORES THOMAS wills her homemaking ability to JOAN BARNETT. KITTY WILLIAMS leaves her cigarette butts to PEGGY BLEDSOE and her driving ability to JANET GARDNER. FRANKLIN PITTMAN wills his ability to keep a girl to RICHARD SPAIN. BEATRICE WITCHER leaves her ability to get married to LYDIA SMITH. ERNIE MAE REED wills her flirty ways to LAVINA SHAHAN. ED REED leaves his foot- ball ability to TOMMY BUCHANAN. LILLIAN WALKER leaves W.H.S. and takes Franklin with her. JACKIE WILLIAMS wills his ability to get by with doing nothing in Chemistry class to ROBERT FAULKNER. IDA MAE WITCHER wills her shy ways to CAMILLA JONES. DALE YOUNG wills his ability to ride donkeys to DAVID HARMON. ORAN YOUNG bequeaths his corny jokes to DONALD DALLAS. SHIRLEY Mc- GAUGHEY wills her figure to MARY ANN URFER and her flirty ways to MARTHA JO ANDERSON. ERNEST Me ELROY wills his quiet and bashful ways to CHARLES McMINN. GEORGE CASTER wills his brains to WAYNE ARMSTRONG (he needs them) and all old wonderful memories to the teachers. JOHN SPAIN wills his flirty ways to little brother RICHARD. GENEVIVE ACUFF leaves her seat in Speech class to anyone who wants it. SILAS ACUFF wills his Agri. ability to GARY FRONABARGER. PEGGY BARNETT wills her deep voice to NICKIE HULTSMAN. JAMES BILLINGS wills his meek ways to LARKY FUTRELL and his ways to get people to vote for him for most handsome boy in school to JERRY BLACK. PATRICIA BUR- NETT wills her book 'How to Catch a Man and Keep Him to MARY ANN BAUS. MARY FORD wills her Zsa Zsa Gabor figure to MARY NEAL FOUST. BETTY BRAWNER wills her ability to catch a college man and keep him to JANET GARDNER. CONNIE and WAYNE BRIDGES will their place as the only mother and father in the Senior class to anyone lucky enough to take their places. MARY COURTNEY wills her letter writing ability to anyone who can afford the pencils MARY HOLT wills all her A’s to BARBARA DAVIS. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955, GLADLY LEAVE OLE W.H.S.! SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Six years after graduation Dr. Ogilvy D. Owens and me, Galdine P. Harvey, finished our space ship. The Wynnefire, which was to go to the friendly planet, Satum. When the day of take-off arrived, my crew. Ranger Kartr Billings, Sergeant Mirion Allen, Control girl, Arth Ford, Cook, Star McGaughey, and Patrol Woman, Fych Gilmer, set our course for Saturn. After two days in the air and going only seven miles from Earth, our machinist, Latimir Acuff finally discovered the emergency brake was still on. Ten days later we were at the Moon, our first stop. Carefully we peeped over the first beacon to find Junior Diebold, Fire Fields, Quarterback Caster, and Razor Sharpe playing football in their new space suits. We needed fuel badly, so we roamed on down into a deep cave trying to find some sort of fuel station. Finally we came upon the sign, Fuel Center of the Skys, and to our surprise it was owned by the gone couple Zacathan Glover and Roth McAvoy. So I sent our errand boy Zor Grantham for the Wynnefire. When we were refueled, we continued our journey to Saturn stopping next at Venus, the land of beautiful women. There we saw such beauties as, Esther Zicti Mason, Mary Jakan Holt, Freda Zora Davis, and Terra M. Courtney all in the palace of the Imperial Majesty, Jimmy Mebane. For our enter- tainment at the palace His Majesty presented the great fighters, Demon McDaniels and Barbarian Up- shaw using super-ray beam guns. All too soon we left the land of beautiful women to go on to Jupiter, which was a very dangerous planet. We were met at Central City Space Part by Bobby Guan Peevy and his wife Frances Dalgre Ellis telling us to make our exit quickly because a desperate ray woman was on the loose. After Fuelman Orgil Crowell filled our thirsty ship and Taleng Harper washed our glass, we left the dangerous Jupiter not knowing that the desperate raywoman had slipped the Wynnefire. No sooner had we left Jupiter when Zinga Baddour and her dreaded ray guns made known their unwanted presence on the ship. She was trying to make us space on to Mars instead of Saturn; but when we explained that we had to stop for fuel, she consented. When we reached the fuel center at Saturn, I told the patrolman, Arctuirus B. Jones about Zinga and he sent for his daymen, Wulf Chambers, Cummi Bridges, and Faltharian Maples to capture the woman. Before the Rangers reached the spaceport, we were forced by Zinga, who had collected two other dangerour friends, Betty Smitt Brawner and Bemmy G. Accuff to leave immediately. Finally we landed on the unexplored Mars and immediately were taken prisoners by Martians, Peggy Xytri Barnett and Louise Ionatle Davis who took us into the Spirit of the Spring Rain Cave, and turned us over to three robots that looked just like Patricia Creturus Burnett, Connie Scus Bridges and Barbara Cyn Bradley. Zinga and her friends went with Captain Cerenty Jacobs Boyce and Commander Krgent Hall to see the prince of the Wars, Horsermander Thomas to make a deal. In the dungeon we found Mary Space- girl McCrary, Ernie Quickee Reed, and Helen cc Willins on the floor. After talking with them we learned that in the other dungeons Ernest Fly Boy McElroy, Jimmy Vibor Hodges, Troy Snyn Jones, and Galacter Hall were suffering the same as they were. About the time we were given up for lost, a great noise rang in the Tower and before we say a word in burst Captain Carol Flash Owens and His mighty space fighters, Raymond Guandora Merrell, John Zoravein Spain, Franklin Steina Pittman and Edward Speedo Reed with their super rocket ray guns to make a brave rescue. A few hours later we were all safely on the Wynnefire not knowing we were to witness the greatest war between rocket ships ever fought in the air. Suddenly we heard a loud noise very close to our ship. We looked out the window to see Flash Owens and Zinga Baddour having a battle in their spaceships. Just as Flash was about to be beaten Captain Video Wans and his Marsdale Patrolman, Jackie Ming Will- iams, Edward Taproot Willis, Oran Zarcarf Young came to the much needed aid of Flash and Zinga was taken prisoner once again. We reached Saturn after a quick trip to refuel our Wynnefire before going to Earth and picking up our friends, Retail See All Glover and Bessie Bing Witcher and Robbie Harrell, what we had originally made the trip for. While we were waiting for our friends in the space room we saw Lillian Kaya Walker, Ida Mingcapera Witcher and Mary Jet Williams having a big conversation. We joined them and to our sur- prise Rebacca Rocket Moultrie had finally made up her mind between Clinton Carth Brewster and Dail Younga. About that time our ship was refueled and our friends had arrived, so we left the peaceful planet, Satum, to space on home to Earth. [around school HOME EC HOME EC CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY JOURNALISM LUNCH COMMERCIAL K WINS AMERICAN to PRESERVE S1S WE® listers • B°yd Baker iJ talker HaroJd Womack LOIS AT WORK FURNITURE COMPANY Wynne, Arkansas Kroehler Furniture Philco Appliances Phone 594 BR.AWNER. 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