Annual Hope High Carnival Crowns King and Queen
Hope High School held its annual carnival on Friday February 25 with booths from homerooms and clubs including a night club, wrestling match, style show, wishing well and cake walk. Freeman Stone and Margaret Simms were crowned king and queen and the event raised 68 dollars. Amateur contest prizes went to Phyllis and Al Williams for first, Joy Ramsey for second, and Mary Frances Hammons with Tempie Fae Toland for third.
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Freeman Stone
Margaret Simms
Whese Court
Carlene Bruner
Vasco Bright
Phenea Munn
Syvelle Burke
Lucille Hutson
Robert Jewell
Margery Moses
Bill Tom Bundy
Virginia Phillips
Dorsey Fuller
Audiorium
Phyllis
al Williams
Joy Ramsey
Mary Frances Hammons
Tempie Fae Toland
Interesting talks given to seniors at graduation time
Several talks were given to Senior and Junior girls this year. Miss Henry described her ideal girl and offered life guidance. Mr. L L Hilton, assistant director of the Arkansas General Extension Service, spoke on the merits and faults of the State Universities as part of the Seniors education for their future.
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Miss Henry
L. L. Hilton
Arkansas General Extension Service
Largest Class in History Will Receive Diplomas Here
Graduation exercises for the senior class will be held Thursday evening May 26 on the high school campus with 81 graduates. Doctor W. J. Workman of Payetteville will give the address. Valedictorian Janet Lemley and Salutatorian Robert Jewell lead a Forum on the school’s contributions. A violin solo by Carlene Bruner concludes the program.
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W. J. Workman
First Methodist Church of
Payetteville
University of Arkansas
Janet Lemley
Robert Jewell
Tempie Fae Toland
Helen Ross
Carlene Bruner
J. P. Duffie
Edward Aslin
Arthur Barr
W. J. Bearden
Leonard Bearden
Vasco Bright
Charles Crutchfield
Roy Hendrix
Winfred Huckabee
Chester Hunt
Jim James
Tom Jobe
G. V. Keith
Homer Lavender
Noble Masters
R. W. Muldrow
Ruel Oliver
Woodrow Parsons
Wallace Putman
Gradie Quimby
Austin Roberts
Charles Segnar
Frank Shiver
Elwood Smith
Edward Spillers
Freeman Stone
Henry Taylor
Mac Turner
Paul Waddle
Travis Ward
John Wilson
Joe Wimberly
Earl Wolff
Carol Wyatt
Bill McRae
Hugh Carson
Mary Elizabeth Andres
Edna Mae Baker
Helen Balls
Mildred Booth
Ruth Ellen Boswell
Frances Bowden
Aubie Boyett
June Boyett
Lemley and Jewell Win Class Honors
Fifteen of eighty one students earn first honors with average above ninety. Janet Lemley to be valedictorian and lead in journalism and student council. Robert Jewell is salutatorian, class president, leaders in several clubs, and plans Hendrix College next fall. Tem pie Fae Toland and Helen Russ serve as historians in Prophet.
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Edna Mae Baker
Arthur Barr
Doris Cassidy
Charles Crutchfield
Mary Frances Hamgmans
Lucille Hutson
Robert Jewell
Margaret Jones
Janet Lemley
Helen Ross
Patricia Thomas
Tempie Fae Taland
Paul Waddle
Nevelyn Wells
Joe Wimberly
Quill and Scroll Society
Hope Hi-Lights
Washington
National Heanor Society
The
Quill and Scrall Society
Hendrix College
Prophet
Tempie Fae Toland
Helen Russ
Fragmented dialogue scene with names Charles Lucille and Jim
A clipped dialogue between Charles Lucille and Jim features a doctor asking about weights. Jim replies that his most was 159 pounds and the least was eight and a half pounds, with interruptions and mishearing creating a humorous exchange.
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Jim James
Jim
Hamilton First Chapel Speaker At High School
Rev. W. R. Hamilton of the First Baptist Church spoke at the High School auditorium on September 23 for the first chapel program. His topic was Passports and Pyramids and he shared engaging anecdotes from his experiences.
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W. R. Hamilton
First’ Baptist Church
Passport in Life Theme Tied to God, Says Rev Hamilton
In Egypt travel notes Rev Hamilton urged the need for a passport in life, calling it a tight relationship with God. He described pyramids and his experiences abroad, linking passport to spiritual access, as chapel programs continued weekly with local pastors and visiting lecturers enhancing the year.
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Rev
Hamiltts
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Hope High School
Hazel Bryant
Virginia Burkey
Donny Cassidy
Madge Crawford
Ruth Dickinson
Georgia Dodds
Patricia Duffie
Edna Franklin
Helen Fuller
Juanita Hendrix
Doris Holly
Frances Holt
Anne Huckabee
Abbie Hutchens
Mildred Laseter
Wilma Laseter
Marguerite May
Helen McAdams
Rosalyn Morgan
Phenae Munn
Frances Payne
Susie Porter
Analee Rider
Frances Simms
Tompie
Tae Toland
Boores Tolleson
Anadene
Uae
Norma Wiggins
Joye Yates
Southern Ice Co
Lemley
Jewell
Charles
Lucille H
Hamilton
Egypt
Wishing Hope High School
Muldrow
Luck’s Tourist Court
Ray
Ritchie
J. R. Williams
Hope, Ark
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