Hope Star Editors and Staff Names Listed
The Hope Star announces its editor in chief senior editor school editor feature editor sports editor and advertising committee. Names listed include Horace Jewell Daisy Dorothy Heard Enola Alexander je Lee Threlkeld hon Jackson Vineyard Joe Wray Hugh McKee Orrin Gibson Lowell McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jewell
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Enola Alexander Je Lee Threlkeld
Hon Jackson Vineyard
Joe Wray
Hugh McKee
Orrin Gibson
Lowell McDaniel
Enola
Alexander
Louie
Greene
Daisy Dorothy
Lena Evans
Jackson Vineyard
Lil’ Abner
Hervey
Lucille Porter
Roy Lewis
Elizabeth Hendrix
Clyde Chamberlain
Barker
Neil Williams
Florence Valentine
Martha Ann Singleton
Margaret Bacon
Marjorie Lee Threlkeld
Fubhe Benemy
Lowell
Hugh Reese
Leis Lamb
Evelyn Briant
Okavone
Marjorie Waddle
Carl Jones
Ruth Lewis
Foster Finley
Vasco Bright
Wanda Collins
Mary Dells White
Janet Lemley
Margie Muirhead
James McLarty
Marthat Ann
Charles Crutchfield
Ossie” Barr
Mary Frances Hammons
Carlene Bruner
Pete Oliver
Gus Bernier
Dulcie Dee Compton
Kathryn May Simms
Miss Billingsley
Lewisville
Percy Ramsey
K. B. Spears
Best Commencement by Mary Nell Carter
Mary Nell Carter urges graduates to avoid complacency and seize opportunities. She emphasizes personal effort, lifelong learning, and using learned foundations to shape a successful future. Students must fan their inner talents and act now rather than wait.
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Mary Nell Carter
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Quill and Scroll Chapter Formed at Hope High
A Quill and Scroll chapter, an international high school journalism society, is formed at Hope High under journalism head Mrs. R. L. Broach. Charter members include Horace Jewell Marjorie Lee Threlkeld Daisy Heard Ralph Hill Foster Finley Elizabeth Hendrix and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill and Scroll
R. L. Broach
Horace Jewell
Marjorie Lee Threlkeld
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Ralph Hill
Foster Finley
Elizabeth Hendrix
Robert Jewell
Patricia Thomas
Joe Wimberly
Mary Frances Hammons
Janet le
Dictionary Flair Defies Normal Meaning in Odd Definitions
A playful list redefines common terms from a peninsula to dust and keepsake, mixing literal senses with humorous misdirections. The quirks include a steam shovel, a nine of diamonds, and a line about bigamy as insanity, ending with a moral about not being a pig.
Hi Light Members Win U of A Honors
Three Hi Light staff members earned Arkansas Press meet honors at the University of Arkansas. Edward Lester took first in advertisements Daisy Dorothy Heard won first in the news story contest and Editor Janet Lesley placed second in the gossip column division in the mimeographed paper division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Light
Arkansas Press
University of Arkansas
Edward Lester
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Janet Lesley
Imagined Phrases Highlight Tiny High School Nonsense
A playful list of students and staff with humorous misstatements and imagined traits. Several named individuals such as Enola Alexander Daisy Dorothy Heard Lena Evans Orrin Gibson and others are described in quirky, non factual scenarios reflecting lighthearted yearbook style banter without real events.
Senior Day One Most Enjoyable
Evelyn Briant recalls Hope High School senior day traditions begun by Fay Williams class of 1911. Seniors arrived dressed as children, then toured to a picnic in Hot Springs, with teachers in good humor. Seventy five seniors plus teachers later launched a lasting annual event, linking to many notable alumni.
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Evelyn Briant
Hope High School
Fay
Willamas
Hope
Texas
Dresed
W. J. Hammond
Terrell Corelius
Joe Weisiger
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Edward Hervey
Sallie Murphy
Bonnie Fotterfield
Bess Walker
Pearl Martindale
Lara Moses
Mamie Caulder
Margaret Simms
Gladine Bennett
Lois McMath
George Connelley
Edward McFaddin
Joe Weisiger, Jr
Calvin Allen
Eugene White
Jin Briant
Terrell Cornelius
Robert Wilson, Jr
Valla Dean Hanegan
Fay Williams
Jonn Vesey
Ruby Middlebrooks
Kate Scott Wingfield
The Winner by Lester Roberts
Poem urging nonconformity and personal integrity as life’s journey ends with a reward for faithful, genuine effort. Emphasizes truth over crowd sentiment and the value of courage in giving and taking what remains.
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Lester Roberts
Junior Class Dominates Who's Who Selections at School
In a student council run event, juniors earned six places while seniors racked up five and sophomores one. Winners include Nell Williams for most popular, Marion Smith second, Phenea Manni third. Dorothy Lee Hoyett won the sophomores' only first place by six votes over Daisy Heard.
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Nell Williams
Marion Smith
Phenea Manni
Robert Jewell
Marin
Frex Taylor
Olin Jones
Carlene Bruner
Flassy Com
Margaret Simms
Vadeo Bright
Bill Tom Bundy
Lowell McDaniel
Kathryn Franks
Patricia Thomas
Margery Moses
Tom Jobe
Ralph Hilt
Syvell Burke
Clyde Chamberlain Seeks Life After School
Clyde Chamberlain remarks on leaving school after getting out of a tight spot. He asks his father whether such escape earns praise and the father agrees, prompting Clyde to say he plans to leave high school.
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Clyde Chamberlain
Slu
Clyde
Hhehr
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