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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1938

Page

5

Seniors Farewell and The Call for Complete Effort

A 1938 Hope High School senior tribute urges flawless work and reliability. It contrasts efficiency with endless explanations and celebrates graduates moving forward from Alma Mater toward new opportunities.

Senior Day Held at Hot Springs

Hope High School held its annual Senior Day with 16 carloads leaving City Hall at 6 30 AM for Hot Springs April 1. The group visited East and West Mountain and other sites, broadcast their program at the Chamber of Commerce radio station, enjoyed lunch at Grace Point, and spent the afternoon at Oaklawn Park and Grace Point before returning home.

Hot Springs Beryl Henry Hope Schools Mary Billingsley Roy Stephenson Frances McMillan James Pilkinton City Hall Arkadelphia East West Mountain Alligator and Ostich Farm Rommel Dam Carpenter Dam Chamber of Commerce Hope Robert Jewell Charles Segnar Carlene Bruner Winfred Huckabee Wallace Putnam Pawhola Thomas Homer Lavender Joye Yates Pete Oliver R. W. Muldrow Jr Grace Point Lake Catherine Oaklawn Park Gillant’s Landing Hope High School

Bobcats Lose in District Basketball Meet

After three warmup wins, the Bobcats traveled to Lewisville for the district meet. Hope defeated Stamps by 12, Village won easily, then Bobcats fell to Walkerville in the quarter finals, ending their 1938 tournament run. Lettermen named: Vasco Bright Freeman Stone co captains Jack Fulkerson Leonard Bearden Elmer Purkla Charles Ray Baker.

Bnes Bobcats Lewisville Hope Stamps Village Walkerville Vasco Bright Freeman ‘Stone Jack Fulkerson Leonard Bearden Elmer Purtla Charles Ray Baker

Baccalaureate at Saenger by Rev Brewster May 22

Reverend Thomas Brewster of the First Presbyterian Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the senior class in the Saenger Theater on Sunday May 22 at 11 00. Three city pastors assist in the ceremony with eighty two seniors in red and white caps and gowns. About 200 people are expected to attend as the Music Club provides special music and the juniors in black and white process in after the graduates.

Thomas Brewster First Presbyterian Church Saenger Theater Brewster V. A. Wammon Evelyn Murph W. R. Hamilton Bert Webb

School Band Awarded Letters For Hope High

Me Cannon, director of the Hope High Sehnel band, presented letters to six inch H with Bell- Lyrie center as standard hand letter. Band members must reach 1000 points, about three years of effort. Recipients include Edwin Dossett Jack Honeycutt Robbie Reynerson Joe Wimberly Weldon Taylor Florence Davis Judy Martindale Mary Evelyn Whitworth J.T. Luck E. P. Young Marian Smith Thomas Kinser Luther Garner Briant Bundy Dewell Dempsey Richard Fenwich Homer Lavender Joe Mc Culley Charles Segnar Bill Rouson Kenneth Crank C Cook. Miss Dean asks for the shade. Chester Hunt quips about ancestors.

Me. Cannon Hope High Sehnel Ven Tystic Edwin Dossett Jack Honeycutt Robbie Reynerson Joe Wimberly Weldon Taylor Florence Davis Judy Martindale Mary

Senior Class 1938 thanks Star Publishing for yearbook support

We the Senior Class of 1938 express appreciation to the Star Publishing Company for cooperation in producing this annual tabloid and thank the merchants for their advertisements. We hope it meets your approval.

Star Publishing Company

Senior class Last Will and Testament of 1938

The 1938 Senior Class records bequests of humor, experience, and talents to juniors and peers. Items include humor, friendship, secretarial ability, athletic gifts, and guidance, with many named pairs exchanging roles, keepsakes, and future ambitions.

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Sans Arthur Barr Patricia Thomas Dolores Tolleson J. W. Bearden Lucille Hutson Janet Lemley Temple Fae Tol and Charles Crutchfield Doris Cassidy John Wilson W. Bearden Arthur Bure Walkersville Saenger Thomas Cannon Miss Dean Chester Hunt Wallace Putman bin McRae Thomas Greenlee Paul Waddle Charles Sexnar Din Cook Bol Mien Mac Turner Darsey Fidler Eng T. Annalee Sarah Ann Holland Mary Cornelia Holloway Dorris Holly Mary Sue Halliburton Earl Wolff James Daniel Harold Sandlin Mary Evelan Whitworth Travis Ward Les Ring Woodrow Parsons Daan Chester Flor Charlo Parker Tloduanita Hendrix Elwond Smith Williny Carleton King Patrician Duffie Ophelia Margaret Janes Mrs. Threlkeld Nevelyn ‘Wells Mona’ Mae Padgitt Frances Simms Georgie Dodds Evelyn Doss Dossett Jane Carter Helen Fuller Louise Fuller Henry Taylor Frex Marguerite May Will Alice Gibson Frances Bowden Margie Muirhead Marian Smith Susie Porter Mavis Huckabee Ellen Sprague Martha Blackard Tomnpie Fay Toland Margery Moses Rosalyn Morgan Ruby Janet Lemley Lester Elas Edward Astin Herohiy Arthur Bare Girly Quinity Wesley Calhoun W. Reith Donald Parker Abby Stutehens Mary Wright Helen McAdame Sue Martie Mary Frances Hammon Catherine Anderson Miss MacMillans Annadene Westbrook Mary Catherine Bruner Madge Crawford Miriam Porter Jim James Frances Payne Margaret Simms Thomas Lais Gray Slo Olmstead Terrel Hutson Helen Bolls Leonice Bundy Phenea Munn The Bays Alma Craine Jaye Yates Frances Harper Winfred T Huckabee Ferry Rogers Mary Elizabeth Andres Wilma Laseter Lane Green Ruby Masters Tom Jole John Bartow June Boyett Edna Mae Baker Virginia Burkey Anne Winckibee Virginia Philips Lurille Flatson
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