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University of Arkansas • Fort Smith

Dedication

MISS ISABELLA K. SMITH

For one who has worked unselfishly with and for each member of the student body,the staff is happy to make this recognition. Because of her earnest support for everyphase of Junior College activities, the staff of the 1952 Numa counts it an honor tomake this dedication.

PresidentJ. W. RAMSEY

As president of the Junior College, Mr. Ramsey has made the students andfaculty proud of him because of his administrative and educational capabilities.Mr. Ramsey is an outstanding educator and well-known citizen of Fort Smithand the surrounding territory that the Junior College serves. The establishmentof a Junior College of recognized scholastic rating is due to the efforts of Mr.Ramsey's knowledge of educational trends and his philosophy of education.Now that the dream of a new JC has become a realization he will be veryinfluential in helping the school attain even higher goals than ever.

Mr. J. W. RAMSEY

Mr. Ramsey is President of Fort Smith Junior College and Superintendent ofthe Public Schools.

Mr. Ramsey has won acclaim in the American Association of School Admin-istration.

Dean Elmer Cook

Dean Elmer Cook, whose untiring effort has made Fort Smith Junior College proud tocall him our dean, is continually working for the betterment of the facilities of FortSmith Junior College. Throughout the community Mr. Cook has expounded the merits ofour school and worked for its progress.

Because of,nen like Dean Elmer Cook, We are sure that Fort Smith will be even proud-er of Junior College in the years to come.

School BoardTop row, left to right: Andrews, Beckman, Foltz.Bottom row: Orr, Shaw, Tressler.

A new incorporated school board was the result of action taken in preparing the college for its move tothe new location.

Junior College is fortunate to have such outstanding citizens giving their efforts to the board, and eachman has worked untiringly for the advancement of the new Community College.

The student body of the college takes this opportunity to express the thanks of both faculty and studentsfor the work this board has done in the past year.

C. E. BEARD, B. S. E., M. S.Education

CLIFTON GRACE, B. A., M. A.Chemistry

RUTH HAMILTON, B. A., M. A.Language

GENE HARWOOD, B. S. E.Basketball Coach

BETTY H1NTON, A. A., B. A.Speech and Dramatics

GUY HIXSON, B. S., M. S.Economics

ISABELLA K. SMITH, B. A., M. AMathematics

10LUCILLE SPEAKMAN, B. A., M. A.

Social Science

MRS. KATIE LLOYDRegistrar

LUELLA KREHBIEL, B. A., M. A.English

CAROLYN DOOLYVice-President

NANCY YARBROUGHPresident

FAYE RICESecretary

Ably steering a small but effective student body the first semester was Nancy Yarbrough whose steadyhand at the wheel kept everything running smoothly. Assisting her were Carolyn Dooly, who planned all ofthose interesting assembly programs, and Faye Rice, whose accurate accounts of meetings, and careful clip-ping of news will preserve the happenings for posterity.

Student Body Officers

ANN BLANVice-President

SHORTY BALDWINPresident

KATIE HALLSecretary

Taking over the duties of guiding a larger body the second semester, these officers carefully planned andexecuted such tasks as sponsoring the annual Variety Show, backing the Jacque and Jestre production, pro-ducing the main event of the year—the Spring Formal, and steering the student body in their efforts to helpDean Cook build that "bigger and better Junior College."

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Sophomore Class OfficersOfficers who served the class first semester were: Edwin Sudderth, President; Shorty Baldwin,

Vice-President; and Anne Kasten, Secretary. Under these officers the class accomplished its pro-ject of selecting class pins and keys.

The second semester students who led the class and who are shown in the top row include: JackWoody, President; Margaret McAlister, Vice-President; and Nancy Yarbrough, Secretary. (Omit-ted is Edwin Sudderth, first semester President who was not able to be present for the picture).

Row 1, left to right: Kasten, BaldwinRow 2: Yarbrough, Woody, McAlister

MISS LUELLA KREHBIELSponsor

The faculty member chosen by the Sophomores to betheir faculty advisor for the year was Miss Luella Krehbiel,JC English instructor. Miss Krehbiel has proved to be agreat help, and the thanks and appreciation of each mem-ber of the Sophomore class go to her.

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ORIS BALDWINSophomore Vice-President; FTA;

Music Guild; Most Talented Boy;Most Likely to Succeed; Phi ThetaKappa; Student Body President.

VIRGINIA BAR LOWIRC: Music Guild; Lion's Roar Staff;

Sock and Buskin.

ALMACHRISTENSENFTA.

ANNAMAY CUMMINGSLion's Roar Staff.

Ml LTON DAI LEYFTA; Student Coach.

CAROLYN DOOLYStudent Body Vice-President; IRC

Secretary; Jacque and Jestre Histor-ian and Librarian; FTA; Student Board,Hal I of Fame; Best All-Round; Cheer-leader; Freshman Secretary-Treasurer

WAYNE ELLIOTTIRC;FTA;Student Board; Most Popu-

lar Boy.

JOANNA EVANSLion's Roar Staff; Numa Staff; Jac-

que and Jestre; FTA; IRC; MusicGuild; Bowling League; AlternateCheerleader.

JERRY GerenIRC; Basketball

ANNE KASTENIRC Treasurer, Sophomore Treas-

urer; FTA Historian; Music Guild;Most Likely to Succeed; Hall ofFame; Phi Theta Kappa Secretary;Lion's Roar Staff.

DICK KINKLEYBasketball;Bowling League;Jacque

and Jestre; Lion's Roar Staff; NumaStaff.

HAROLD LOBDILLJacque and Jestre Sergeant-at-

Arms; IRC; Bowling League.

MARGARET McALISTERFTAVice-Presidentand Historian;

Numa Associate Editor; Lion's RoarStaff; Jacque and Jestre; StudentBoard; Sophomore Vice-President.

TOMMY MINTONFTA

TED POWELL

FAYE RICEMusic Guild Vice-President and

President; FTA President; IRC: Stu-dent Body Secretary; Head Cheer-leader; Most Popular Girl; Hall ofFame.

JERRY SHARPEFTA; IRC; Music Guild; Student

Board; Lion's Roar Staff; BowlingLeague; Most Studious Boy.

BEVERLY SIMPSONFTA Secretary.

EDWIN SUDDERTHSophomore President;IRC President;

Music Guild Treasurer; FTA; StudentBoard; Jacque and Jestre President;Bowling League; Hall of Fame; Alter-nate Cheerleader.

GEORGE TAYLOR

CHARLES VAN METERIRC; FTA

BILLWILLIS

JACK WOODYIRC; FTA; Student Board.

NANCY YARBROUGHStudent Body President; Phi Theta

Kappa President;Numa Editor; Cheer-leader; Student Board; Lion's RoarStaff; Music Guild; IRC; FTA; Jac-que and Jestre; Best Looking Girl;Hall of Fame; Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer.

J.C. On Parade

K-'00

Row I, left to right: Blan, Fritz, Hall

Row II: Khilling, Moellers, Frisby

Freshman Class OfficersMembers of the Freshman class who were elected the first semester officers are pictured on the lower

row. They were: George Fritz, President; Ann Blan, Vice-President; Katie Hall, Secretary; and JerryMcGrew, Treasurer. Under this group, the class sponsored a highly-successful Christmas party for studentsand alumni.

The second semester officers pictured on the top row are: Bob Moellers, President; August Khilling,Vice-President; and Joan Frisby, Secretary. Under this set of leaders, the class will sponsor the annualgraduation exercises.

MISS ISABELLA K. SMITHSponsor

Returning again this year as the advisor chosen by the Fresh-man class is Miss Isabella K. Smith, Math instructor.

Miss Smith's cheerfulness, experience, and helpfulness madeher an invaluable aid to the class in all its projects.

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JOAN CROOKThat's what I like about the South.

TOMMY DOLANNever do tonight what can be done

in class tomorrow.

YVONNE BRAHTThe gal with "patients"

LARRY CLEMENTIf studying interferes with your fun

—don't study!

JERRY BEATTYWork is a form of nervousness of

which I am not guilty.

ANN BLANWelfare will fare well with Ann.

JIMMY BALLARDStill water runs deep.

BILL BARRETTThis man will go far—he believes

every word he says.

JOANNA EDGINGTONA word to the sufficient is wisel

WANDA EDINGTONPride of the Ozarks.

JOAN FRISBYTalk louder, I left my glasses at

home.

GEORGE FRITZPut your glasses on and the grade

will look bigger.

JAMES GLASSCOCKHeap Big "Engine" Chief.

MARY CATHERINE HallHiways are happy ways— with

Katie's free wheeling.

PAUL HARDERLife is one long process of getting

tired.

JIM BUCK HAYSMan is the only animal that blushes

---or needs to.

WALTER HURSTJudge not the workings of his brain.

BOB JACKSONAl I great men are dead—he's never

been sick.

AUGUST KHILLINGThirty days hath September.

BILL LA VENUEGreatly sought after, but mostly

with guns.

LARRY LUCK INB ILLHis words are so long they have

perspective.

GEORGE McALISTERBrass section or just wind?

BOBBY JACK McCLEODOften seen, but seldom heard.

JAMES McCORMACKWhat I have learned I no longer

know; what I shall know has cometo me by intuition.

JERRY McGREWThere are some people so addicted

to exaggeration, they can't tell the

truth without lying.

BEN MINDENIf you want to hang around, bring

your own rope.

BOB MOELLERSAsk the woman who owns one.

DICK MULLOYSo round, so firm, so fully packed.

DUANE NEALI hope that high "C" brings that

high "D" up to a low "B".

JANE PHARRLife's a bowl of cherries—

just watch out for the worms.

FRANK QUARTI

Here today and gone tomorrow.

DORIS REED

Bashfulness and a big smile.

PEGGY ROBERSONShe raises Cain when she's Abel.

EDSON SAMPLEDo unto others before they do un-

to you.

WILLA DEAN SAMUELIf silence is golden, she is a mil-

lionaire.

DICK SCHRADERHis ambition is to unite Fort Smith

and Van Buren.

HAL STEPHENSAfter man came woman, and she's

been after him ever since.

JIMMY STEWARTMe and the glorious revolution —

the Stuart Restoration I

MARY WAKEFIELDWhy can't you buy some of the

time that hangs so heavy on otherpeople's hands?

FAY WATERSIt is a wise head that keeps a still

tongue—he talks all the time.

GUY HIXSON

The Numa Staff joins with the JuniorCollege student body to give this wordof recognition to Mr. Hixson for his ef-forts to make this yearbook a fine one.Mr. Hixson is a part-time faculty mem-ber and financial manager, of the Numa,and he we 11-deserves our thanks.

KATIE LLOYD

There is probably not a student in JCwho is not indebted in some way to ourRegistrar. Her constant cheerfulness andwillingness to give assistance whereverit was needed have made her a part ofJC that cannot be forgotten. And so wesay, "Thanks, Katie."

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1. Check!2. What am I bid, Boys?

3. Jingle Bawls4. Did you get in the alley?

5. She is! She's not!6. That's what she said!

7. Pie!!8. Shutterbug9. Stiff competition?

10. Faculty Rowe!11 . Win, Place, Show12. More calories

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1. "There's No Tomorrow". 2. Sleepy Time Gals. 3. It's not a lecture. 4. After the game. 5. Lone Wolf.6. Pass the salt. 7. Mrs. Dean. 8. Men, Humph! 9. Culture? 10. Split lnfinitive.il. Dutch, no doubt.12. One the air. 13. Coming or going?

Future Teachers Of AmericaFuture Teachers of America, headed by Margaret McAlister, Vice-President; Faye Rice, President; Beverly

Simpson, Secretary; and Mr. Charles Beard, Sponsor, are pictured above with the mentioned officers seated fromleft to right, respectively, on the front row.

F.T.A. Convention DelegatesFTA convention delegates look over plans for the state meeting at Little Rock. Pictured from left to right are

Katie Hall, Bob McDaniel, Carolyn Dooly, Faye Rice, Nancy Yarbrough, Jerry Sharpe, Edwin "Sud" Sudderth,

and Peggy Roberson.

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1. 10/aweddin1

2. Dogpatch Belle3. One of those "Before" ads4. Marry in'Sam tying the knot5. Kickapoo joy juice6. 0-0- la-la7. It happens?

8. Dogpatch on parade9. Do you take this hyar gal —

10. Jist dancin1

11. Tarnip polka12. You're only as old as you feel13. One of the Scragg boys?

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15. Sitting this one out 14. Over Whar?

Jacque and JestreFirst semester Jacque and Jestre members are pictured above:First row, left to right: Carolyn Dooly, Ann Blan, Joan Frisby, Vice-President; Peggy Roberson, Joan

Crook, Margaret McAlister, and Miss Betty Hinton, Sponsor.Second row: Joanna Evans, Katie Hall, Jane Pharr, Treasurer; Joanna Edgington, Secretary; Nancy

Yarbrough, and Mary Wakefield.Third row: Dick Kinkley, Larry Luckinbill, Harold Luckinbill, Sergeant-at-Arms; Edson Sample, and Ed-

win Sudderth, President.

Make-Up StudyJacque and Jestre members observe make-up application technique as Nancy Yarbrough and Miss Hin-

ton "paint up" Carolyn Dooly.

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ProductionJacque and Jestre members rehearse for a radio program. Harold Lobdill, Peggy Roberson, Joan Crook,

Edwin Sudderth, and Joan Frisby are seen "caught in the act."

Jacque and Jestre OfficersSecond Semester officers are snapped looking over the "Players' Magazine." Seated are: Carolyn Vickrey,

Secretary; Joan Frisby, President; Mary Catherine Hall, Vice-President.Standing are: Ann Blan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Joanna Edgington, Librarian; Joan Crook, Treasurer.

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Careful — No, No, Tommyf Watching the show.

Fixing up Santa. Mustn't whisper, Katie Santa, how you've changed!

A serious note. Everybody wants to get in the act. Grasshoppers!

34 Our Merry

Alumni trying the cakewalk. The Winnahs! Trying again.

Session of Bingo Boys, just what are you doing?" It's not difficult, Wayne.

Gifts for everyone "And I want a doll—" Junior College Orchestra

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International Relations ClubInternational Relations Club members are pictured above with their officers and sponsor; Seated on the front

row, from left to right are: Miss Lucille Speakman, Sponsor; Nancy Yarbrough; Anne Kasten, Treasurer; Caro-lyn Dooly, Secretary; Jane Pharr, Vice-President; and Edwin Sudderth, President.

I.R.C. Panel DiscussionAs members of the oldest organization on the campus, the students in the International Relations Club spend

most of their meetings discussing world events. Though no earth-shaking decisions are reached, many interest-ing angles are introduced. Monthly night sessions are highlighted by outside speakers—and plenty of coffee.

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One Last Look37

JOAN FRISBYAssociate Editor

MARY WAKEFIELDEditor

MISS BETTY HINTONFaculty Advisor

Three heads are better than one—this holds true when you consider what a grand paper the Lion'sRoar has been this year. Thanks to Madame Editor and Miss Assistant, plus the watchful eye of "YeOle Sponsor11 they and their staff of able writers turned out "all the news that was fit to print."

Lion's Roar Staff

First Semester Lion's Roar Staff members are pictured above with Editor, Mary Wakefield; Assistant Editor,Joan Frisby; and Advisor, Miss Betty Hinton. On the firstrow from left toright Ire: Frisby, Wakefield, Rober-son, Crook,' McAlister, Evans, Barlow, Cummings, Pharr, Kasten, and Hinton. The back row pictures, fromleft to right: Edgington, Luckinbill, Johnson, Quarti, Kinkley, McGrew, andMoellers.

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MARGARET Mc A LISTERAssociate Editor

NANCY YARBROUGHEditor

Miss BETTY HINTONFaculty Advisor

Your Editor, Associate Editor, and Advisor would like to take this opportunity to tell you howmuch we have enjoyed putting out your yearbook., With the co-operation of a wonderful staff wecan say "it's been fun." We hope that in your future you can look back over your Numa and say "itwas fun."

The Numa StaffNuma Staff members pose around, from left to right: Miss Betty Hinton, Advisor; Margaret Mc-

Alister, Associate Editor; Nancy Yarbrough, Editor; Bob Moellers, Business Manager; and Mr. GuyHixson, Financial Advisor.

Staff members from left to right are: Mary Wakefield, Jane Pharr, Jerry McGrew, Frank Quarti,George Fritz, Jimmy Stewart, Dick Kinkley, Joan Frisby, Peggy Roberson, and Joan Crook. Omit-ted from the picture is Miss Peggy Boatright, who attended Junior College last year, but continues towork as the staff artist for this year's Numa. 39

Phi Theta KappaPhi Theta Kappa, National Junior College Honorary Society is ably piloted by Miss Luella Krehbiel, Spon-

sor. Seated on either side of her are the two members from last year, President, Nancy Yarbrough, and Secre-tary, Anne Kasten. Members, from left to right are: Ann Blan, Willa Dean Samuel, Oris Baldwin, Bob MoellersGeorge Fritz, and Mary Wakefield.

Bowling TeamsUnder the guidance of Miss Betty Hintonf bowling teams were organized to carry the banners of old JC.

Faithful members of the 9:30 p. m. groups are: Front row—Miss Hinton, Nancy Yarbrough (score keeper)Peggy Roberson, Yvonne Braht, Carolyn Vickrey.

Back row: Hugh Dutton, Jim Buck Hays, Bob Johnson, Dick Kinkley, Dick Schroder, and Jimmy Ste-wart.

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CheerleadersThe five girls chosen by student body election to boostthe morale of this year's basketball team are seen in

a practice session. From left to right the members of the squad are: Nancy Yarbrough, Carolyn Dooly, JoanCrook, Peggy Roberson, and Faye Rice Head Cheerleader.

Basketball TeamUnder the direction of Coach Gene Norwood, the Junior College Basketball team had quite a successful

year, and certainly the team has won its share of the games. From left to right on the first row are: GeorgeFritz, Jerry Beatty, Tommy.Dolan, Coach Norwood, Jerry Geren, Richard Schroder, and Larry Clement.

Second row: James McCormack, August Khilling, Dick Kinkley, Jimmy Stewart, Bob Jackson, Fay Wa-ters, and Duane Neal.

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Music GuildMembers of the Music Guild as shown in the picture above are:Seated, left to right: Mary Wakefield, Vice-President; Faye Rice, President; and Katie Hall, Secre-

tary. The Treasurer, Edwin Sudderth was not present for the picture.Standing: Annamay Cummings, Nancy Yarbrough, Joanna Edgington, Shorty Baldwin, Bill LaVenue,

Anne Kasten, Alma Christenson, and Peggy Roberson.

Music MakersGuild Members Anne Kasten, Mary Wakefield, Bill LaVenue, and Joanna Edgington are caught in an

informal harmony session to the accompaniment of Katie Hall and Shorty Baldwin.

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1. Westerners 6.

2. Square dancin1 7.

3. Fixing the corral 8.4. Everybody sing 9.

"Home On The Range" 10.5. S-5 is the ballroom 11.

Broom dancer 12.

Sir? 13.

More dancing 14.

Charming Partner, Faye 15.Smile, Charlie 16.

Chief decorator 17.

Caged 18.

Greenwood 19.What flavor? 20.Portrait of Jerry 21 .

Artists of the Dance 22.

Just WHAT is this?

Profile

Jackie and Gene

Charles of CharlestonChickens

Flattery will get you

nowhere, Suge.

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First Semester Student BoardFirst Semester Student Board members are pictured above. Seated From left to right are: Miss Lucille

Speakman, Sponsor; Faye Rice, Secretary; Nancy Yarbrough, President; and Carolyn Dooly, Vice-President.

Standing are: Margaret McAlister, Katie Hall, George Fritz, Jerry Sharpe, Wayne Elliott, EdwinSudderth, Edson Sample, Jack Woody, and Ann Blan.

Second Semester Student BoardThe second semester student board was led by, seated from left to right: Miss Lucille Speakman,

Sponsor; Ann Blan, Vice-President; Shorty Baldwin, President; and Katie Hall, Secretary. The board'members are standing left to right: Carolyn Dooly, Faye Rice, Anne Kasten, Milton Dailey, JimmyStewart, Jack Woody, Bob Moellers, George Fritz, and Duane Neal.

1. Don't shoot, I'll vote.2. Boresome foursome.3. "In the middle of whose class"?4. Suge's Sugies.5. Sorry, Wrong Number.6. -Rose among the thornes.

7. Pete and Repete.8. Wayne and Jacqueline .9. Brain Trust.

10. Gruesome twosome11. Every Tom, Dick, and Jerry.12. Bottled!

13.

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1 . Campus Creatures2. Gentlemen?3. H-m-m-m4. Upperclass—men

5. Reumatic6. "Of Me I Sing"7. "I Ain't Got No Body"8. Back to school

9.10.11.12.

Well, look at meIt happens!Room for one moreThat's what you think

13. Touring pharr?1 4 . V I P15. Eligibles16. Post Paid?17. Mud in your eye

JOAN CROOK

Joan is one of the most active members of the JCfamily. Besides having one of the outstanding scho-lastic records of the freshman class, Jo has time towrite features (notably her half of the "Peg and Jo"column) for the Lion's Roar. She is a very acfivemember of the Jacque and Jestre, the IRC, and theNuma Staff. Whenever there is a JC activity, frombuilding floats to a party, Jowill.be there workinglike a "little beaver" for her alma mater.

CAROLYN DOOLY

The gal known as the favorite substitute for thecoaches is Carolyn. Maybe this is because of herpleasant disposition or because she teaches a gymclass every day and perhaps it is a combination ofboth. She is active in the FTA and Jacque and Jes-tre, and serves as secretary of IRC. Carolyn servedas Vice-President of the student body and had chargeof the assemblies for the first semester. On top of allthis she worked as an assistant to Mrs. Lloyd in theJC office.

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MARY CATHERINE HALL

Everyone in JC knows Katie as the very talented

girl from Alma. Katie plays both the organ and the

piano expertly. Naturally she belongs to the Music

Guild and she also serves as the secretary. She was

elected "Most Talented Girl" by the students. Katie

is also a member of the FTA. Wherever she is she hasa smile for everyone who happens to pass by. She

could easily be called "free advertising" for the spiritof JC.

ANNE KASTEN

Anne is one of the two returning members of Phi

Theta Kappa. Her scholastic abilities won her the

title of "Most Studious Girl" last year, and she could

easily be classed most studious again this year. Anne

served as secretary of the sophomore class for the first

semester and was chairman of the radio committee.She is secretary of the IRC and was a delegate to the

IRC convention at Oklahoma A and M. Ann is oneof the most active members of the FTA and the Music

Guild. She is known for her outstanding support ofall JC activities.

JERRY McGREW

Jerry with his sense of humor is one of the mostpopular boys in JC. He is a member of the Lion's Roarand Numa Staffs. His outstanding talent in art is evi-dent in the work he has done for the various JC acti-vities. He is a very versatile musician and is alwaystreating JC students with an impromptu show in thecorridors between classes.

FAYE RICE

Faye, who is an out-of-town student from Charles-ton, is an outstanding member of the JC student body.With an eternal smile on her face, Faye is the mostpopular girl in school. She is secretary of the StudentBoard and belongs to most of the JC clubs. Faye isserving as president of the Music Guild and the FTA.She is head cheerleader, has an excellent scholasticrecord and still finds time to work every day sellingice cream and candy in the cafeteria.

PEGGY ROBERSON

Just think of energy plus and that is Peg. Nomatter what activity is in progress, Peg is there up toher elbows in work. She is a member of the Jacqueand Jestre Club, FTA, and IRC. Her co-op columnin the Lion's Roar, "Peg and Jo" is one of the mostpopular features of the paper. Peg is the feature edi-tor for the Numa. Her laugh can be heard in the hallbetween classes even on the day of finals. Personality-energy-red hair = Peg!

EDWIN SUDDERETH

Mr. President. That is the title Sud holds in JC.He is President of the Sophomore Class, IRC, and Jac-que and Jestre. Sud is one of those people who canbe counted in on any activity sponsored by JC and youcan be sure that he will do more than his share of thework. Sud is also an active member of the MusicGuild and the FTA.

MARY WAKEFIELD

The gal with the smile is the title givenMary. Even when she is pleading for copyfor the Lion's Roar she still has a smile. Besidesserving as editor of the Lion's Roar, Mary isa member of the Numa Staff. She is Vice-President of the Music Guild. Whatever isto be done, Mary pitches right in and helpsfinish the job. She is a very active memberof Jacque and Jestre, IRC and FTA.

NANCY YARBROUGH

The prettiest girl in school by popular

vote is Nancy. Not only is she pretty, but

she has the brains to go with it. She is pre-

sident of Phi Theta Kappa and is one of its

two returning members. Nancy served quite

ably as student body president during the

first semester. She is one of the cheerleaders

for JC. Nancy is an active member of IRC

and FTA. On top of this, she is the editor

of the Numa, which is a full-time job in it-

self. All this and still there is time for asmile and a friendly word for everyone.

1 . Ready to go

2. I'm a bad Angel

3. Working or cutting class?

4. Where's your union card?5. Skoal

11. Who us?

6. Not another hamburger, Dick!7. Duh!

8. Last minute touches9. Express?

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Best All-Around —CAROLYN DOOLY and GEORGE FRITZ

Best Looking. . .NANCY YARBROUGH and JERRY GEREN

54Most Bashful...

DORIS REED and JIM BUCK HAYSMost Likely to Succeed

ANNE KASTEN and SHORTY BALDWIN

Most Popular...WAYNE ELLIOTT and FAYE RICE

Most Studious...JOANNA EDGINGTON and JERRY SHARPE

Most Talented .. .KATIE HALL and JERRY McGREW

Wittiest . . .BOBBY JACKSON and JOAN FRISBY

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Most Talented . ..KATIE HALL and JERRY McGREW

Wittiest. . .BOBBY JACKSON and JOAN FRISBY

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Most Talented ...KATIE HALL and JERRY McGREW

Wittiest. . .

BOBBY JACKSON and JOAN FRISBY55.

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8. Mouth open, per usual9. 0-0-h you!

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