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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1946

Page

22

Hi-Light Staff Members Join Quill and Scroll

Hi-Lights announces nine staff members accepted into Quill and Scroll Society, with Bonnie Anthony Jane Dodds Frances Lewis Spillers Laura Ann Garando Clarice Brown Pat Ellen Helen Troy Hammons named among initiates. Ceremony details describe candlelight initiation on April 22 with symbolic candles for Truth Loyalty Leadership Initiative Enlightenment Opportunity and Friendship.

Hi-Lights Quill and Scroll Society International Honorary Society For Bonnie Anthony Jane Dodds Barbara Frances Lewis Spillers Laura Ann Garando Clarice Brown Pat Ellen Helen Troy Hammons Edward Nell Northwestern University Chicago Illinois Ronnie Anthony Frances Lewis Jane Dodds Truth Hazel Spillers Initiative Laura Ann Garantilo Opportunity Helen Trey Hammons Barbara la Grene Enlightenment Jessie Clarke Brown Mrs. Martin W. R. Herndon Laura Ann Garanflo Bonnie Anthony Lawrence Martin Barbara LaGrone Helen Tray Hammons Jessie Clarie Brown

Miss Ethridge Luncheon Honoring Local Teacher Retiree

A luncheon honoring Miss Mabel Ethridge for forty years of service in Hope public schools will be hosted by former superintendent Miss Beryl Henry and current superintendent J. H. Jones at the Hotel Barlow on Wednesday May 22 at 12 15. All grade and high school teachers are invited. A geological note states only one part in thirty five million is a diamond.

Mabel Ethridge Hope Public Schools Beryl Henry Hope Schools J. H. Jones Barlow

Homemakers Hold Regular Meetings Through Year

The Future Homemakers of America meet the second and fourth Tuesdays each month in the cottage under sponsor Mrs. Hamilton Hannegan. Mary Louise Brown serves as president with Virginia Ann Magness as program chairman. The year’s programs range from business sessions to informal discussions on recreation and dates. The first meeting was September 25, committees were named, and the senior FHA group held its last meeting April 29. Virginia Ann Magness and Alda Smith were elected president and secretary for 1946 47. other officers to be elected from the incoming class.

Homemakers of America Hamilton Hannegan Mary Louise Brown Virginia Ann Magness FHA Alda Smith

For Sale and Rent in a Senior Era Classified

A quirky strip of old classifieds lists items for sale and rent in a school setting. Entries include worn one line for laundry hanging, a senior home room for juniors, lost hearts among sophomores, discarded senior English books, night poetry classes for women, and personal notices for lockers and art related items. Various names appear, including Conrad Grisham, Mr. Whitten, Liz Wilson, William Duckett, and Professor William Lewis Beard.

William Lewis Beard Second Liz Wilson First National Bank William Duckett

Honor Society Initiates New Members

The National Honor Society held its installation service for new members in the auditorium on March 28. Four initiates Martha Ann Atkins Billy Ed Basye Betty Ann Benson and Hazel Spilélos led parts of the program under Miss Mary Drake sponsor.

National Honor Society Martha Ann Atkins Billy Ed Basye Betty Ann Benson Hazel Spilélos Miss Mary Drake Hazel Spillers Effie Hyatt Foy Hammons, Jr Hammons Air Corps Far East

Hope High School Charities Drive Highlights Local Efforts

Hope High School conducted multiple charity drives including March of Dimes Red Cross and Victory Clothing Drive. The January March of Dimes drive totaled 61.97 with individual room contributions listed. The Victory Clothing Drive led by Guy E Basye aimed for one garment per person and involved NHS members, local schools and fire stations as donation points. The Red Cross drive raised 107 with NHS initiates and candles during a ceremony led by Hammons.

Hope High School Red Cross Victory Mr. Beaty Mrs. Jackson Miss Crabtree Perkins Miss Drake Mr. Tallett Mrs. Auckland Henderson M McPherson Miss Payton M Davie Mr. Jackson Mrs. Bowen MNRRA United States

Locals Attend SASG Convention in Little Rock

More than eight hundred students and sponsors attended the Southern Association of Student Government convention held in Little Rock April 11 14. Delegates from Hope included Bonnie Anthony Barbara LaGrone John Gibson and Jack Duffie with Creighton Middlebrooks and Bob Hyatt also present. Governor Ben Laney and Russell Seabee welcomed attendees at the Thursday morning session.

Southern Association of Student Government Little Rock Hope Bonnie Anthony Barbara LaGrone John Gibson Jack Duffie Creighton Middlebrooks Bob Hyatt Ben Laney Russell. Seabee Mr. Allen Tiger

Drakes Team Wins Homecoming Bulletin Board Prize

At the Homecoming event on October 12, Drakes senior home room led by Miss Drake won first prize for the best bulletin board featuring The Class of 1915. Other rooms earned prizes for themes including minerals, a Homecoming football game, and royal motifs, as LRHS honors the effort of students and staff in a well organized convention at Marion Hotel.

Colton Miss Payton

Typical Rush of Hi Light Staff

A humorous look at a high school newspaper staff meeting as writers scramble to assign and correct stories. Students chase misplaced copies and misspellings while editor Mrs Martin fights to keep order. Bonnie rushes to submit copy with features and notices before deadlines.

Martin Hazel Bonnie Star Office

Amateur Show in City Auditorium Delights Local Audience

A City Mall amateur show sponsored by Pod Rogers was held on February 7 in City Auditorium. Twelve contestants performed piano selections boogie woogie and a blackface skit while Jack Cannon and his orchestra provided interlude entertainment. Colleen Coffee won first prize of fifteen dollars and Rogers invited ongoing biweekly participation from local talent.

Colleen Coffeee Pod Rogers

Know Your Phone Numbers and Get What You Want

An odd classified item lists various phone numbers and descriptions for social and dating interactions, including references to a parrot, a par ty, and a wolf with a car, followed by a note about Colorado's principal irrigated crops such as sugar beets, alfalfa, potatoes, truck crops, and fruits.

Colorado

Ninth and Tenth Grades Host Informal Gym Party

Ninth and tenth graders held an informal party in the high school gym on March 8. Music by a nickelodeon provided dancing, and games were played. Refreshments included cookies and cold drinks. The gym was decorated with red and white crepe paper and red rose sprays at the arch entrance.

Nickelodeon

Committees Made Prom a Success

A list of committees and members who made the Junior-Senior Prom a success is presented. Decorating committee chaired by Betty Jo Martin includes Mary Ann Thompson James William Morrow and others. Food favors serving prize and table committees feature listed members with chairs noted.

Betty Jo Martin Mary Ann Thompson James William Morrow Raymond Byers Barbara LaGrone Joyce Fincher Alma Lee Alten Jacqline Cornelius Johnny Brannan Jane Dodds Mary Lois Ames Frances Bearden Lucille Sprouse Alda Smith Janice Davis Dorothy Joy Ray Sue Livingston CNA Kenny Whitlow Jessie Mae Silvey Emma Sue Devenney Henry Green Billy Jack Coffee al Williams Charles Gough Eugene White Charles Price Ruby Neil Parson Billy Ray Seale

Local Women’s Club Names Committees and Chairs

Carolyn Hamilton chairs the program committee with Martha Sue Moore as chairman and members Patsy Martin Bonnie Anthony Johnny Gisbon Glen May Jack Duffie Pollyanna Williams Charles Reed. Invitations committee is led by Rosa Nell Ross chair with Velma Tabor as member.

Tee Carolyn Hamilton Alice Lile Norma Jean Archer Pat Collier Lottie Phipkin Dorothy O'Neal Martha Sue Moore Patsy Martin Bonnie Anthony Johnny Gisbon Glen May Jack Duffie Pollyanna Williams Charles Reed Rosa Nell Ross Velma Tabor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hi-Light Quill & Scroll Miss Ethridge Mary Ester Edminston Brookwood Grocery Conrad Grisham Mr. Whitten Ellsworth Bailey Joe and Jessie HHS Flady Pep Kitty ‘Pullesan Hazel Spill Eulsworth Tailey Buddy Perkins Marguerite Chomski H.H.S Phoenix Arizona Honor Society NHS Daphine Crawford Gunter Lumber Company Archer Drakes Marion Hotel Robb and Rowley Theatres LRHS T. O. Syrnley Marion Stewart Rephan City Wolf Wilth Dennis Loree Hare Crescent Drug Store Aline Sprueil Montgomery - Ward Order Office
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