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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1946

Page

4

Hi Light staff members join Quill and Scroll

Hi-Lights announces nine staff members accepted into Quill and Scroll Society. Names include Bonnie Anthony Jane Dodds Frances Lewis Spillers Laura Ann Garando Clarice Brown Pat Ellen Helen Troy Hammons and Jessie Clarke Brown. Initiation occurred April 22 in a candlelit auditorium ceremony.

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 Lunch Honoree at Hotel Barlow

A luncheon honoring Miss Mabel Ethridge, retiring after forty years in Hope public schools, will be hosted by Miss Beryl Henry and J. H. Jones at Hotel Barlow on Wednesday May 22 at 12 15. All grade and high school teachers are invited. A note on diamond rarity follows.

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

Homemakers Hold Meetings Each Month

The Future Homemakers of America hold regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in the cottage during activity period. Mrs. Hamilton Hannegan leads as sponsor with Mary Louise Brown as president and Virginia Ann Magness as program chair. Plans include business and informal recreation discussions. first meeting was September 25 with committees named, senior members attended April 29, and Magness and Alda Smith elected president and secretary for 1946-47.

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

Strictly Classified For Sale And Rent Musing Entry

Classified snippets list sale items and notices from a campus style page. Includes sale and rent ads for seniors and juniors, lost items, found hearts from seniors, stray items, faculty notices, poetry course for women, and tap dancing classes offered by named individuals at campus locations.

Honor Society Initiates New Members

The National Honor Society held its formal 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 the program under sponsor Miss Mary Drake. Foy Hammons Jr introduced and charged the program, noted as a former sergeant in the Air Corps returning from the Far East.

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 Charity Drives Highlight Generosity

Hope High School ran multiple drives including March of Dimes Red Cross and Victory Clothing. The January drive raised 61.97 from various homerooms, while Victory Clothing began with Guy E Basye as county chairman and involved NHS members guiding donations and dispatch to overseas relief.

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 Meet of Student Government in Little Rock

More than eight hundred students and sponsors attended the Southern Association of Student Government convention in Little Rock from April 11 to 14. Delegates from Hope included Bonnie Anthony Barbara LaGrone John Gibson and Jack Duffie Creighton Middlebrooks and Bob Hyatt also attended. Governor Ben Laney and Russell Seabee gave welcome addresses.

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' Class Wins Home Room Prize at Homecoming

At the Homecoming event on October 12 the senior home room led by Miss Drake won first prize of one dollar for the best bulletin board themed The Class of 1915. Mrs Perkins sophomores earned seventy five cents for a minerals board while Mrs Martin's juniors decorated for the football game with red and white goal posts and a football centerpiece. Other rooms featured Homecoming themes in blue and white with bobcat heads Queen and Maids and a silver crown motif. The event included a formal banquet at the Marion Hotel, a preview movie, and praise for LRHS principal T O Smyrley and the Little Rock students hospitable conduct.

Colton Miss Payton Marion Hotel Robb and Rowley Theatres LRHS T. O. Syrnley Little Rock

Typical Rush of Hi Light Staff

A humorous backstage look at a high school newspaper staff meeting as assignments blur, sheets scatter, and writers scramble to finish copy before deadlines. The piece shows hurried revisions, missing details, and the rush to file stories and features for the school paper.

Bonnie Star Office

Amateur Show Presented in City Auditorium

A February 7 amateur show at City Mall auditorium hosted by Pod Rogers featured twelve contestants. Winners included Colleen Coffee with first prize of fifteen dollars. other acts included Darrell Crank piano, Joe Cassidy, Bill Beard, Charles Hyatt blackface, Jo Rene Evans boogie woogie, Colleen Coffee vocal solo, and Jack Cannon and his orchestra provided intermission entertainment.

Colleen Coffeee Pod Rogers

Know Your Numbers and Get What You Want

Colorado's principal irrigated crops are sugar beets alfalfa potatoes truck crops and fruits.

Colorado

Ninth and Tenth Grades Hold Informal Party

Ninth and tenth graders held an informal party in the high school gym on March 8. Music for dancing was supplied by a nickelodeon. Games and refreshments of cookies and cold drinks were provided. The gym was decorated with red and white crepe paper and red roses at the arch entrance.

Nickelodeon

Committees Made Prom a Success

Local coverage lists the Junior Senior Prom committees and leaders. Decorating chair Betty Jo Martin oversees Mary Ann Thompson James William Morrow and others. Food chair Mary Lois Ames leads Frances Bearden Lucille Sprouse Alda Smith Janice Davis. Favors lead Sue Livingston Kenny Whitlow Jessie Mae Silvey Emma Sue Devenney. Serving chair Henry Green with Billy Jack Coffee Al Williams Charles Gough and Eugene White. Prize chair Ruby Neil Parson with Billy Ray Seale. Table committee partial listing.

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 Program Committees Named for Event

Carolyn Hamilton chairs the program committee with Alice Lile Norma Jean Archer Pat Collier Lottie Phipkin and Dorothy O Neal. Martha Sue Moore chairs the invitations committee with Patsy Martin Bonnie Anthony Johnny Gisbon Glen May Jack Duffie Pollyanna Williams Charles Reed and Rosa Nell Ross chairs the invitations committee with Velma Tabor.

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 William Lewis Beard Second Liz Wilson First National Bank William Duckett 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 Stewart Rephan Martin Hazel City Wolf Wilth Dennis Loree Hare Crescent Drug Store Aline Sprueil Montgomery - Ward Order Office
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