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Mary sehia pre Adoniar and whe WACK COE. nment of the year 1946 is the diamond anniversary of the diamond rush in parte Africa, which started no iByi.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
29
Mary sehia pre Adoniar and whe WACK COE. nment of the year 1946 is the diamond anniversary of the diamond rush in parte Africa, which started no iByi.
History of the class of 1946 traces a long, unified educational journey from 1934 through grade school in Hope with teachers Miss Luke, Miss Bessie Greene, and trips to Washington, Arkansas and Little Rock. The narrative recalls consolidation at Oglesby and milestone school years, ending with a triumphant outlook for life ahead.
In 1940 at Slope High School the Busy Bee Gro market adds four new members including Maryster Edminston and Betty Ann Benson. The excerpt recalls ninth to twelfth grades with football players, school events, and wartime context shaping senior year activities and class spirit.
A memorial service at Hope High School auditorium honored former students who died in service. The program featured floral arrangements, candlelight, awards to families, and remarks by R H Jackson and Major Royce Weisenberger, with readings by Miss Beryl Henry and Thomas Lavin. The event, organized by the Library Club, concluded with taps and a moment of silence.
The Library Club presented Children of the Inn a Christmas play in the high school auditorium on December 14 directed by Mrs. Frank Mason. The cast, mostly Library Club members, featured Abiathar, Miriam, Miriam’s fiancé Ethan, and shepherds. Miriam, a cripple, regains the ability to walk after viewing the Christ Child, prompting her parents to value virtue over wealth. Angels sang carols to heighten the spiritual message.
Over fifty seniors maintained 100 honor points during parts of the year. Names listed include Colleen Coffee and Mary Lou Brown among first nine weeks honorees, with many repeating in the second period such as Eva Mae Ingram and Wanda Massey. Several had points reduced by military call, and the piece ends with a reflective wartime benediction.
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