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Tuesday, May 21, 1946 Page 14 HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARK. Page 15 The Graduates of 1946: ARK. Yvonne Sanders fair os commtce'4 2 MA C9 ant bulleHn boord flonh) -fi 1 docor committee for floats, 45; hall monitors' club, '45. Vernon Blake Schooley "Up and doing with a heart for any, fate." ont T5ha "4 i 9 Mi n0 aoont '44-M6; Easter page- twm '44 hAmericon history debiting vi inorT room officer '44 '4V Carp's 9raduatc in Army Mr Bonnie Sisson Myrtle Sue Shape "Her quiet good nature blesses all." usnior. 45- 46; homecoming parade, '45.

Joyce Skinner "To know her better is one's desire." FHA, '43-'46; 4-H Club, '44-M5- usher in M5 Th pageant M2- M2-'43 Qrd commi chairman, Lorene Smith "True embodiment of high ideals" -46- i mmltt 'or Senior Day informatlon committee for tabloid' Arlene Smith ks9ivina Pageant, '45-M6' FWA Me '46 CO "t-A so t0 Somers 0 '44 nsgna Hazel Spillers brain perfoct wom disposition, beauty, Glee Club, '43-M4; Library Club '43-M6- program committee; Library Club '44-'45- PeVv MA M5 M6; National Honor Socl '45 rer National Honor Soc, 4a- 46; hall monitors club '44 Junior play, -45; Senior play, '46- DAR Good Sai. secretary Junor Rpri secretary Junior Red Cross, Hempstead Countv MR cheerleader, '45-'46; Hi-Liqhts Staff -AS-it' hom eC oom Ward ''4; 4 of Tefhmlfri 0 eC ryS0 room, 4-'46; librarian of Glee Club '43 '4J 06 Nancy Aline Spruell The cleanest head and the sincerest heart Dtin board Committee '45 Junoor play '44-'45- Marian Stewart devil in her 0 Carolyn Sue Sutton and fHA 3 uZ 3 A 46; Glcc Club 4 4i; band member, '40-'45- chair flute, '43-'46; football maid Senior play prompter, '46; Kiwanis Minstrel' Junior- Senior nuT' MA' S. ora on commiltee, Senior banquet 46, Thanksgiving paaeanf, '43-MS- Christmas pageant. '43-'45- Foster' pageont, 4J- 45, food committee, Senior picnic '46- sextene member, '43-'45. Tuesday, May 21,1946 End of Exams Is Relief to Students ii nftor tne storm.

that the way things appeal around dear oie HHS now that he dreaded final exams arc ft thing of the past. Oh, but the agonized expression on student's utces during thoso two fain 1 dreary chcw- nn, pencils, and anythmg else available (edges of desks, for instance). After a Jong hours of hard study nt'ii i time, But somehow, most of them pulled through. For those who. didn't a coop hp was much because ho Senior Class Who's Who Contest Held heft Senior Class of Hope High School made the following selections: Most Popular Girl Jcs sie Clarice Brown.

Popular Billy Ed Most Talented Ann Benson. Most Talented Bov Basye. Mail Dcnnis Most intelligent Marha Ann Atkins so muc because ho didn't have to take any exams i sl Inte "igent Boy -Char- As the bus pulled out le HyaU to lnU in laUg 1 BCSt Athlete Dennis Chess- tiTing to strangle Hacko? Girl With Mos Pleasing Per- but Pat Collier interrupted fust somillty Adele Waddle worth Glri Be Studious Jimmy 1 no avail. Thev vs on lhei separate were using simii IS Oflly one among bitumen' as an aid in embalm-' un this aS that happen as early as 3500 B.C. Vf nt ul day.

I ver 95 Percent of the world's' ethw Library Club Sponsors of a Pageant Icacle of a s. chairman of V-ILIU, About three hundred studonls sanntr ul TOOK these i.Jn" illc nme of was about one hour. and of tho scenes present berS th ba ld als The characters were: historians-Hugh Walker, Ellsworth Bailey, Jack Duffie, Conrad Grisham, Gerald Dingier, Blake Schooey Hazel Spillers, Maxine I'owell, Dorothy O'Neal J-uie iJodds, Martha Ann Atkins, and Ma lha Suo Moore; Columbia- Betty Whillow; Flag bearers- Earlouise Thornton, Patsy McPherson and Polly Anna Williams; Green- Wilson; William Middlebrooks; Uncle Hy- i Prologue was given by Ruby Nell Parsons, Jessie Clarice Brown represented the Atlantic Charter and Jimmy Cox, the Potsdam Conference. Betty Ann Benson was accompanist for the musical numbers and Johnny Brannan was the stage manager. CONGRATULATIONS Hope High School Graduates 1946 Helen Hammons Shieart Gro.

Market Homecoming Celebration Held Oct. 12 The traditional coronation of the Homecoming Queen was on the afternoon of October 12, 194S. The queen's Betty Ann Benson, Carolyn Sue Sutton, Betty Whitlow, Sallie Jo Chesshir, Melba Jo Kimberly, Maxine Bowden, Peggy Penle- cosl, and Sue by Bonnie Sisson, queen, proceeded clown the aisles to the royal Ihione on the stage as High School Honor Roll Students Twenty students of Hope Junior and Senior High School were on the honor roll for the first nine weeks of school: 7lh Caroline Hawthorne. 81'h Claudette McConnell, Norma Mae Morrison, Marcoll Smith, Milvin Thrash. Dili Don Duffie, Norma Jean Franks, Jimmy Dick Hammons, Verda Lee Huys, Bobby Hyatt, Mary Anita Lasoter.

the band played "Pomp and Gracie Lee Bright, Jo Rene They were at tired in white formals. Clarence Garrett, captain of the Bobcat squad, crowned Bonnie the queen of the Homecoming game. After the cheerleaders led the school song and fifteen rahs for the queen and then fifteen for the Bobcats, the crowd lelt to attend the Homecoming parade. There were twenty-five floats, consisting of jeeps, cars, trucks, wagons, hacks, and tractors. The first float was the queen's float, followed by others representing the home rooms and various organizations uf Hope High School.

The judges stationed at the corners of 2nd and Main to decide the winners were: Roy Anderson, Jim Enibree, and Mrs. Ralph Routon. They selected the following: First prize of seven dollars and fifty cents to the 4-11 club, second of five dollars to Mrs. Dean's room, third to Hope Hi-LighU stall'. Prix.es of a dollar each were given to Mrs.

Auckland's and Mrs. Henderson's home rooms and the Scouts. All of the floats were examples of the careful planning and hard but enjoyable work it took to make the parade success. 6 Hot Springs Is Site of FHA Club Meeting The local chapter of The Future HomemaKers of America attended district meetings in. Arkadelphia on October 20, February i), and at T.akesidc, Hot Springs, on April 6, At the Deg.niuiig of the fall meeting the girls were welcomed to Henderson State Teacher's College by Dr.

McBrien, president of the college. Members ot the local chapter wha participated on the program were Virginia Arm Betty Evans, Lloyd Thrash. llth Norma Jean Archer, Bonnie Anthony, Barbara LaGrone, Rosa Nell Ross. Belly Ann Benson, Louise Porter. The second nine weeks honor roll is as follows: 7lh Wilma Jean Coleman, Tawanna Green, Caroline Hawthorne.

8th Jo Ann Burrough, Marcelle Smith, Norma Mae Morrison, Claudette McConncll. Gwendolyn Williams, Melvin. Thrash. 8th Mary Anita Lasc- ler, Nell Urrey, Jimmy Dick Hammons, Reece Miller, Don Duffie, Catherine Cox, Norm; Jean Franks. 10th David Nowbeni.

Belly Jo Collins, Jo Rene Evans, Lloyd Thrash, Clifton Vineyard llth Barbara LaGrone Norma Jean Archer, Rosa Nel" Ross. 12th Lorene Smith Betty Ann Benson, Martha Ann Atkins, Jessie Clarice Brown. The first semester honoi Whitlow, Brown. and Mary Louise The purpose of the meeting held cm February 9 was to plan a program for the spring mooting. Virginia Ann Magness, program chairman of the local 'chapter, look an active part in planning this program.

Fifteen members of the local chapter presented a very jrn picssivc initiation service at the spring meeting at Lakeside on April 6. At this meeting, district officers were elected for Ihe'incoming year, and Virginia Ann Magness was elected secretary of the district. The Hope Chapter has made splendid showings at all meetings. consisted of twenty-one stu 7lh grade Jean Cole man, Caroline Hawthorne. iilh Marcell Smith, Norma Jean Morrison, Claud ello McConncll, Melvin Thrash 9th Nell Urrey, Marj Anita Laseter, Jimmy Djcl liammons, Bob Hyatt, Don Duf Catherine Cox, Norma Jeai Franks, 10th Jo Rene Evans Lloyd Thrash, Cliflon Vineyard 11th Barbara LaGron Norma Jean Rosa Nel Ross.

12th Jessie Claric Brown, Betty Ann Benson. Students who were on the ho nor roll for the third nine week were: 7th Jo Ann Brown Wilma Jean Coleman, Caroly Hawthorne, Tawann Green. 8th Norma Mae Moi rison, Claudette McConnel" Marcelle Smith. 9th grade Reece Millci Bob Hyatt, Jimmy Dick Ham mons, 'Norma Jean Franks. 10th Belly Jo Collins Jo Rene Evans, Gracie Le Bright, Don Duffie, Clifton Vineyard.

1 llh Alma Lee Allen, Norma Jean Archer, Nellie Mae Beck. 12th Lorene Smith, Clarice Brown, Botly Ann Ben- Oil dug from Ihe earth is one of the oldest materials known to mankind. Membership in the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is now limited to owners of boats, airplanes and amateur radio stations.

CONGRATULATIONS 7 Hope High School Graduates 1946 mJL Margaret Phippin B. R. Hamm Motor Co. The Graduates of 1946: -Mary Dell Tomlin "She knows how to 1hink, and what's more, she does." FHA, '44-M6; Thanksgiving pageant, M5- M6; decorating committee, Senior Day, '45'46; specially, Senior play, '45-'46. Doris Marie Urrey "By force of her own merit, she makes her way." Library Club, '43-'46; Latin Club, M2-M3; Glee Club, '43-M4; hall monitors' club, chairman, '44-'45; program chairman, home room, '43-M4; usher at Junior play, '44-'45; decorating committee, Senior Day, '45-'46; Hi- Lights Staff, '45-M6; Latin play, '44; Christmas play, '44-'46; Easter play, '44-'46; Thanksgiving pageant, '44-M6.

Sophia Williams "Ambition rules my brain, and love, my heart." Library Club, '44-'46; Glee Club, '44-M5; FHA, '45-'46; 4-H Club, Junior play cast, '44-'45; Junior and Senior Prom com- miTice, '44-'45; Senior Day committee, '46; husincr.y committee for Senior play, '46; bulletin board committee, '44-'46; home room secretary, '43-'44; Christmas play, '44-'46; Spanish play, '44-'45. Elixaberh Wilson "Her wit is mure than man; her innocence, a child." President of freshman homo room, '42'43; nulletin board committee, '44-'45; FHA, '43-'45; vice-president FHA, '44-M5; Library Club, '43-'46; vice-president Library Club, '44-'45: Library Club historian, '45-'46; Easter plays, '43-'46; Christmas play, '43-'46; Thanksgiving pageant, '43-'46; decoration committee for Junior play, '44-'45; program chairman Senior banquet, '45-'46; food committee for Junior Senior Prom, '44-M5; Hi- Lights Staff, '45-M6. Mary Leneta Sutton "Calm, cool, collected; she will surely rise in this world." Thanksgiving pageant, '43-'44; bulletin board committee chairman, '43; vice-president of junior home room, '44-M5; food committee Junior-Senior picnic, "46; FHA, '44'45. Kathleen Tolleson "Loved by all, yet loves but one." Vice-president of Freshman Class, '42-M3; cheerleader, '44-'46; Senior play, '46; Library Club, '43-'46; FHA, '45-'46; Easter '44-'46; Christmas play, 44-'46; favor committee for Junior-Senior Prom, '45-'46. Mary Adele Waddle "Never finds a stranger, never finds a worry." Glee Club, '43-M4; FHA, '43-M5; president- home room, '43-'44; decorating committee of Junior-Senior Prom, '44-'45; secretary Glee C'n'i.

'43-'44; Chri'fmns ploy, '44-M5-- Thanksgiving pageant, '44-'46; Junior play usher, '44-'45; taoloid committee, '45-'46; entertainment committee for Senior Day, M5-M6; Library Club, '4li-'46. Evalene Ward "A good word, a pleasant smile for everyone." Physical education demonstration, '44-'45; hall monitors' club, home'room pro- cram chairman, '44-'45; FHA, '45-M6; Thanksgiving pageant, '44-'45; summer school student, '45; homecoming float committee. '45'46. Rachel Yates "A friend of whom you are always sure." FHA, '43-45; usher at Commencement exercises, '44-'45; food committee for Junior-Senior Prom, '44-'45. R.

L. Ponder, Jr. "Of true woith; one to be depended on." Usher at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises, '44-'45; FFA Club, '42-M3; serving committee for Junior-Senior Prom '44-'45: Christmas play, '43-'44; Thanksgiving pageant, '43-'44. John Neil Yocom "Oh, sleep! It is blessed thing, would that there were more of it." FFA Club, '43-'46; stage manager of Junior play, '44-'45; decorating committee for Junior-Senior Prom, '44-'45; usher at laureate and Commencement exercises. '44'45; serving committee for Junior-Senior Prom, '44-'45.

Garnett Zimmerly "Nol afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it." FFA Club. '43 '46; secretary of FFA Club, M5-'46; president of home room, '44-'45; president of home room, '42-'43; football, Club, c.harimnn of by-law committee, '45-'46; Christmas play, '45-'46; Tliariks- atving pageant, '4b-'46; stage committee for Junior play, '44-'45; stage committee for Senior play, '45-'46..