Hope High School News Highlights and Rules
The Hope High School paper notes that no football players earned all state honors this year but Lynn Mortal received honorable mention. It praises QB Bill Wray Nell Bacon Bert Mauldin and expresses hope for a stronger team next year. The edition also criticizes new strict rules on gum chewing and tardies and asks for changes to citizenship grades and Wardles policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Hope
Bill Wray
Nell Bacon
Bobrat
Bert Mauldin
Nhead
Wardles
Milburn
Tor Tte
Breakfast and School Habits Guide Parents Officials
A long guidance piece stresses arranging meals and schedules to reduce rush hours, promoting regular attendance, proper dress, and ten hours sleep for under fourteen. It advises quiet study spaces, minimal interruptions, visiting classrooms during Education Week, listening to both sides, and fostering obedience. It emphasizes parent cooperation and positive views of school as a happy, opportunity-filled place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Parents Association of Greater New York Schools, Inc
Journal of the National Education Association
Bobcat Players Receive Sweaters in Assembly
In an all school assembly on Friday December 1 the Bobcats were awarded scarlet sweaters. Ed Schooley was named Most Valuable Player with eight votes. Bill Wray finished second. Miss Henry praised the team and the town for backing football as essential to education. Coach Wilkin credited the players, the town fans, the pep squad, the superintendent, and the faculty for the season’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Edward Schoaley
Schooley
Henry
Bill Wray
Miss Henry
Bill
Wilkin
Bil 'Wrat
Matthew Reaves
J. W. Jones
Likey Pritchett
J. D. Jacks
Lynn Hampel
Matt Hargis
Hugh Chamberlain
Coffman
Serion
Pupl Ib
Bulk
Fordyce
Pine Blutt
Hope High notes Earl Secrest and Lawrence Martin honors
The 1927 and 1930 era highlights focus on Earl Secrest, star Bobcat turned Razorback, with high school telegrams of congratulations. Lawrence Martin earns All-State tackle honors in 1929 and 193? plus honorable mention in Chicago theatre. Basketball prep notes list potential stars and upcoming gym plans while recounting football seasons and key victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vipaya
City of Hope
Earl
Secrest
Hell
Arkahead
University Heaverbacke
Hope Hi
Jack Robin
Scerestiff
Razorback
Jack
Jack Will
Razorbacks
Sita
Fonthal
Lawrence Martin
Henderson State Teachery'College
Tes
Lawrences
Little Theatre
Chicago
Lawrence
Wilkins
Bill Wray
Fang
Ikey Pritchett
Byron Evans
Speedy Urban
J. D. Jacks
Flop Simpson
Sale Bet
Produce Arteam
AON
G. Armory
South Walmer Street
Nashville Scrappers
Howard County
Ronn
Camden
Bobcats
Prescott
Wolves
Thanksgiving Day social notes relay Hope High links
A Thanksgiving visit and school life in Hope highlights include Miss Earnestine Allanon’s guests leaving after a visit to Hope High, Miss Lowise Lavin of Gordon visiting Mary Louise Keith, and Helen Bussey of Magnolia A and M College as a weekend guest of Lucilie Turner. Emerson Price, nicknamed Chicago, returns to Hope High for the weekend with Howard Houston and friends. Mary Rogers also visits. Pop Squad looks forward to basketball season while Elizabeth Harrison misses class due to wisdom teeth. The 10B class enjoys a silent party at Carol Carpenter’s home amid class substitutions and banter with Emmet and Frank L and a midnight telephone quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowise Lavin
Gordon
Mary Louise Keith
Hope
Miss Luvin
Nashville
Hope High School
Emerson Price
Chicago
Emerson
Howard Houston
Hint
Hope High
Dorsey McRae
Elizabeth Harrison
Harrison
Carol Carpenter
Milburn
Jazz Orchestra Program For 12 is The Saenger Theatre Band
The Senior class hosted a Monday activity period program in the auditorium featuring the Saenger Dahee Orchestra under Hilburn Graves. Members included Jewell Bryant and Jack Sulilgin on saxes, Winter Cannon on violin, Emmet Lewallen on trumpet, Slide Trombone Jack McCabe, Harriet Storey on piano, and Dac Breed on drums. The ensemble, named for Friday night work at the Saenger Theatre, delighted Juniors and Seniors with lively performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Dahee Orchestra
Hilburn’ Graves
Saenger Theatre
Jewell Bryant
Jack Sulilgin
Hilburn Graves
Winter Cannon
Emmet Lewallen
Jack McCabe
Harriet Storey
Dac
Special Features Of Hope High New Building
Hope High plans a modern new building with a broadcasting system linking rooms to the principal, a enlarged library with a large fireplace, two commercial rooms for bookkeeping and typing, and a third floor location. The Home Economics Cottage provides four girls per lab unit with a bedroom living room dining room and kitchen, requiring a year of study before graduation.
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Hope
Hope High School
Hope High
Peculiar Coincidence Marks Ernes tine Allman Visit at Hope High
A former Hope High School faculty member, Ernestine Allman, visited unexpectedly. As senior sponsor she was popular among students and teachers, having taught algebra, history, and Enegueh, and even Latin with Mr Hingley. She led the Pep Squad, drilled them on the "H" nightly, sponsored the Senior play Stray Cats, and organized the girl scouts among other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Allman
Hope High School
Popeula
Girl Scouts
Movie Jobs Banned by Baris in Stage Contracts
The long standing Comedie Franchise fights talking motion pictures by barring actors in new stage contracts. Colleges urge 16000 students to attend and study the shift toward sound films.
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Baris—Wathe
Welcome Visitor and Hope High’s Oration Class Start
The December 3 visit led Cicero to deliver the third in a series against the villain Antaline. On December 4, 1930, Hope High School's Cicero class began studying this famous oration amid a blended tribute.
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Cicero
Dra- Hongo
Villian
Antaline
Hope High School
Plans for New Gym and Auditorium in District Ten
The south wing houses a large boys gym with showers and dressings on the east end. It includes a basketball court, volleyball, and indoor sports facilities. A girls gym directly above mirrors the boys setup. The main auditorium occupies the north wing on the first floor with seating for 750 to 800 and a large stage taking about one quarter of the floor space.
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Putha
Organization Girls Physical Education Club Meeting
The girls physical education club met in the basement during activity period with Miss Lee supervising. A book on athletic dancing was ordered, and members anticipated its arrival. A Thanksgiving program followed, featuring poems by Hazel Hipp Janie Onstead Geneva Rodgers and a Bible passage read by the group.
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Girl's
Miss Lee
Marion Brum Mmenst
Thankys
Hazel Hipp
Janie Onstead
Geneva Rodgers
Hi Club Minutes and Dramatic Club Notes December 2 1930
The Hi Club held its regular meeting with prayer and scripture, planning a December 12 banquet at Capitol Hotel for paid members. A constitutional committee presented a draft adopted by vote, and new members after December 4 will be initiated by charter members. The Dramatic Club reported on Miss Martha Virginia Stuart’s Passion Play talk and Oberammergau traditions. The Commercial Club discussed well prepared programs and an entertainment committee led by William Bundy, with a word making contest won by Mariana Mulson.
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Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Capitol Hotel
Dramatic Club
Martha Virginia Stuart
Oberammagus
Germany
Stuart
Obmetammagua
Sesson
Tecause
Oberammagna
Comercial Club
Commercial Club
William Bundy
Mariana Mulson
Wlener
Latin Newspaper In Hinsleys Caesar Class
Hinsleys Caesar class has produced a weekly newspaper titled Roman School. Students Mozelle Lewis Marjorie Higgasoh Marilyn Ward Frank Lowthorp George Marshall and Elbert Austin contribute news society want ads and ads. They also create maps of Caesar army territories posters of Roman buildings cardboard forts and models of Roman weapons. The class shows strong interest and enthusiasm and aims to continue the project.
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Hinsley
Mozelle Lewis
Marjorie Higgasoh
Marilyn Ward
Frank Lowthorp
George Marshall
Elbert Austin
Cadfar
Army
Aeports
Clfis
Arkansas State Championship Debate Faces Delayed Decisive Playoff
The season ends with a heated argument over the state scholastic title. Schools including Malvern Camden Van Buren El Dorado and Fordyce weigh post season elimination plans and a possible Arkansas Athletic Association action to create football districts for elimination style finals. Arkadelphia awards plans for a new $600,000 high school building. Junior Police Squads form at Pulaski Heights Junior High with six officers and morning to afternoon duties.
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Hot Springs
Malvern, High
Otis Galloway
Sam Colemen
Camden
Malvern
Beer Malvern
Little Rock
van Buren
el Doradé
Fordyce
Manship
Arkansas Athletic Association
Arkansas, Athletic Association
Pulaski’ Heights
Ball Practice Monday for Urbana High Basketball Team
Coach Wilkins leads Urbana High as the Bobcats prepare for a full crew after a long off season. Returning lettermen include Prits chétt Maree and Moser with several prospects such as Sanks and Adams joining from Patinaa and nearby areas. New equipment and a strong schedule aim to boost hopes for a winning season.
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Neil ‘Baconya
Peta Brown
Hugh’ .Chamberlain
Wilkins
Hope Bobcats
9A English Class Roster Sparks school debate
The 9A English class editorial page bursts into print with fiery denunciations and praise for Hope High School sports. It critiques sportsmanship, school pride, and the need for a better building while decorating classrooms with pictures and discussing radios as modern educational tools.
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Bobzabiss
New School Building Aims For Sports Facilities And Modern Civics
Fragmentary notes describe a planned school building with a separate home economics area, a cottage-like layout, and a real work room. The plan includes a football field tennis courts and efficient spectator seating to host track meets and events. The overall aim is a state leading facility.
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Studers
Home Room Party and Class Notes From South Hervey Street
A Friday night home room party at Carpenter Street on South Hervey featured chaperons Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Milburn, and Miss Autry. Students Zack Lewis, Louise Lewis, and Pritchard led games with winners Mr. Milburn and Helen King Cane. Refreshments around 10 o'clock, one out of town guest Ms Sis Simms of Ashdowns attended.
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Carpenter
South Hervey
Stre
Carp
Milburn
Miss. Autry
Homie Room
Zelle Lewis
Louise Lewis
Pritchard
Helen King Cane
Mi Sis Simms
Ashdownsa
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Bobrals
I Foe
Babcaty
Pine Bluff
Helen Bussey
Magnolia A. & M. College
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Miss Sarath
Jane Hyden
Marjorie McGee
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Liz Middlebrooks
Mary Rogers
Mible Rogers
Emmet
Frank
Frank L
Dick Milburn
Wes
China Tau
Grave
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Travel Club
WY Club
Caesar
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia School Board
Potter & McAninch, Little Rock
Hilburn
the Bobcat
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Stratford-on-Avon
Tadio
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Nacy White
Dale Carleton
Roop
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Helen
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