Graduates of 1948 Honor Quiet Demeanor and Service
A verbose list traces a 1948 graduate’s rounded involvement: NHS treasurer and member. Kiwanis Key Club president. Glee Club and band performer. Dramatic Society and senior play cast member. Thespian Society star. FHA and 4-H Club participant. football and basketball letterman. Amateur Night participant. senior class secretary and treasurer. and various pageants, committees, and volunteer roles. The narrative highlights leadership roles, artistic talents, athletic honors, and civic club participation across multiple activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Club
Youth Center Board
Library Club
Thespian Society
FHA
Dramal
Glee Club
FFA
Dramatics Club
Kiwanis Key Clu
Juniar
Kiwanis Mipshis
National Athletic Scholastic Society
Loretta James Crowned Kiwanis Minstrel Queen at High School
Loretta James won first prize of twenty five dollars as Kiwanis Minstrel Queen during an April thirtieth intermission on the high school stage. Runners up included Mary Elizabeth Coleman fifteen dollars and Mary Allen Downs ten dollars. The show featured six Kiwanis members and the Boys Glee Club with songs dances and humorous stories. Funds from the minstrel benefit the local Boys and Girls Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta James
Kiwanis
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
Mary Allen Downs
Donna Burger
Jody Coffee
Adolphine Andrews
Jo Ann Hudson
Linda Foster
Caroline Hawthorne
Key Club
Lindy Lou
Maidens
Ike and
Spress
Yo’ Self
Nancy Camp
Norma Jean Franks
Chlo2
Romance
Peggy Pentecost
Martin Pool, Jr
Dixie
Seniors Earn Largest A Honor Roll Share
The Senior Class earned the most A honors for all three nine week periods and the first semester. Five students earned this distinction: Lloyd Thrash Betty Jo Collins Gracie Lee Bright Jo Rene Evans and David Newbern. Other honorees include Mary Anita Laster Nancy Camp Marcell Smith Nina Lee Harris Wilma Coleman Jan Moses Audrey Light Ann Houston Jacqueline Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thrash
Betty Jo Collins
Gracie Lee Bright
Jo Rene Evans
David Newbern
Ith
Mary Anita, Laseter
Nancy Camp
Marcell Smith
Nina Lee Harris
Wilma Coleman
Jan Moses
Audrey Light
Ann Houston
Jacqueline Hicks
Picnic Caps School Band Season Highlights
A school band year ends with a picnic at Tmbree's Lake and honors from Band Mothers' Club. Students attended clinics in Texarkana Fayetteville and Hot Springs, performed at home and away games, radio broadcasts, rodeo shows, parades, and Kiwanis Minstrel events, and closed with a Texarkana High School concert. Several students listed as completing their final band trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Hot Springs
Camden
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
KXAR
Fair Park
Prescott
Texarkana High School
David Newbern
Maxine Bowden
L. D. Springer
Jack Bundy
Lawrence Albritton
Dana Gibson
Betty Sue Ediminston
Doctor Madam Dialogue Starts With A Joke
A fragment shows a doctor advising a woman that her husband needs a complete test and notes his failure to listen, leading to a humorous opening exchange. The brief scene hints at a medical consultation with a light, conversational tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce Murphy
Rious
Hi-Lights
Patmos
Arkansas
Prudence Parker
Charles Lewis
Buddy) Perkins
Ciss
Learler
Jack Edward Ray
Elgin Rinehart
FPA
Howe
Pauline Morris
Tommy Mullinax
Jacksonvills
Berlie Osburn
Wanda Sue O’steen
Perrie Lee Petre
Emmet Fha
Usher
Jimmy Ponder
FEA
Walae Chuo
Necker Committee
Lorretta James
Betty Jo Allwhite
Hope High School
Hefner Nash CO
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