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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
3
The junior senior entertainment will be a night club style event in the High School gymnasium on Tuesday night June 5 from 9 to 11. Tables for cards dominoes checkers bingo and dancing will fill the floor with music from a Shreveport orchestra. Mrs Leo Robins supervises refreshments as faculty guests join seniors and honored guests.
A humorous exchange features Hugh Keith reporting a worm in an apple and his father urging quick action with water. Hugh complains about transportation needs while a running joke about making the other walk surfaces in the dialogue.
The club outlines goals for the coming year with cooperation from students. Retiring officers are Mary Delia Carrigan president Enola Alexander secretary Julia Lemley treasurer Lenora Routon vice president. For 1934-35 the officers will be Helen Hollamon president Enola Alexander treasurer Pauline Jones secretary Lenora Houton vice president.
Richard Milburn, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Dean, Rufus Herndon, Mary Delia Carrigan, and Jack Turner led the senior outing. They rode to Lake Catherine for lunch at the clubhouse, shared chicken, and saved leftovers for the housekeeper’s dog. Afterward the group joined Hot Springs horse races and returned home via Gillham's landing.
Seniors urge continued fight and fellowship at Hope High as sophomores and freshmen advance. They note new clubs formed this year and pledge wholehearted support to all organizations, believing past efforts have built an enviable record and wish ongoing success.
Over 50 seniors from 54 high schools attend the first annual High School Senior Day at Henderson State Teachers College on Friday May 18. Activities included campus tours, a girls dormitory visit, a baseball game won by Henderson 6 to 1, a campus reception, a campus queen crowing, a buffet supper, and a dance. A separate February 1953 Chicago Rhythm Ramblers engagement and a 1934 Hope High class reunion were noted among past events. In five years the class hopes for another reunion.
A fragmented classified page lists requests and cheeky pleas for various items and advice. Names such as Buddy Evans Freda Mae Jones Mary Lemley Elizabeth Mauldin Hugh Kieth Norman Lewis and Katie Mc appear beside vague wants including a non wreckable car a post dodging attachment and exotic desires. The informal tone mimics a late era want ad with playful but pointed queries and confidential hints.
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