NUMA 1960

NUMA 1960 FORT SMITH JUNIOR COLLEGE

FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

Boreham Library

His six years at Junior College have been filled with hard work on behalf of his students.

His interest and enthusiasm, his fine teaching, his help and encouragement have been invaluable to the Junior College and its students.

To quote a JC instructor: "He is a moralist. A good teacher, and a solid economist, but most of all a moralist. That is why he is important. " We DEDICATE this 1959-60 NUMAto MR. CLAUDEYANCEY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Ed Bethal Chairman

Mr. W. H. Lewis Vice Chairman

Mr. Clyde Randall. Jr. Treasurer

Mr. Curtis Goldtrap

Mr. Frank Hawkins

Mr. Sam Phillips

Picture not available: Mrs. Tom Cutting

Rev. John E. Shoemaker

Mrs. Ralph Speer, Jr.

ADMINISTRATION

E. T. VINES, PRESIDENT

FORT SMITH JUNIOR COLLEGE GRAND AVENUE AND WALDRON ROAD FORT

SMITH,

T. E. FULLER-TON, DEAN

ARKANSAS

February 15, 1960

Dear Students of 1959-60: "It is easier to gain knowledge than conceal ignorance.!f "To be ignorant of the past is to remain a child."

"The difference between existence and life is the intelligent use of leisure."

The above quotations from famous men of intellect suggest that you have made a wise choice in pursuing a college education. You will not be educated when you receive a degree, because education is a lifelong process; but you will be in a better position to become educated and, therefore, a more useful person.

It is my sincere wish that each and every one of you shall have a very happy and prosperous life.

Sincerely yours,

E. T. Vines President

BOB AMOS B. S. Science

WAYNE ANTHONY B. S., M. S. Agriculture

DOROTHY BECK

SIDNEY H. BLAKELY A. B . , M. A . , Ph. D.

Library Science Librarian

Language

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

HATTIE MAE BUTTERFIELD B. A., M. A . , D. F. A. Music

JIM CHARLES B. S., M. S.

HOYLE C. CAROL AN B. A . , M. A. Speech - Dramatics

Physical Education

MRS. CATHERINE FRANCIS B. S., M. S. English

TOME. FULLERTON B. A . , M. A. Education

MRS. JAMES DEARE B. J. Journalism

MRS. RUTH GANT B. A., M. A. Commercial Education

BILL HOLDER B. A. E., M. A.

Education

MISS LUCILLE SPEAKMAN B. A . , M. A. Social Science

HAROLD KELLER B. A. Art

HERMAN WESTFALL B. A. Math

ROBERT RUNNER B. S. History

CLAUDE YANCEY B. A., M. A. Business Administration

MRS. MAXINE WESTFALL Registrar

MRS. EVA PRYOR Office MRS. CARL LONG Cafeteria

MRS. B. W. Mc WILLIAMS Cafeteria

Ragsdale Sec. -Treasurer

Young V. President

McCleod President

Miller

Lynch

Tidwell

SOPHOMORE COUNCIL

Ragsdale Sec. -Treasurer

Young V. President

McCleod President

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Lynch

Miller

Morris

Tidwell

Adams, Lois Fort Smith

Bagwell, Alice Charleston

Barker, Bob Fort Smith

Basham, Tommy Greenwood

Benham, John Mulberry

Baker, Toy Fort Smith

Barnard, Wayne Fort Smith

Bennett, John Fort Smith

Barrows, Charles Fort Smith

Berkshire, Gary Lavaca

Brooks, Nancy Fort Smith

Binns, Kitty Fort Smith

Cagle, Carolyn Fort Smith

Canino, Bill Fort Smith

Carson, Freda Huntington

Carter, Mary Fort Smith

Brooks, Linda Fort Smith

Christian, Chris Van Buren

Cobb, Johnny Fort Smith

Elmore, Sue Greenwood

Dawson, Cynthia Fort Smith

Dunn, Lewis Fort Smith

Durham, Victor Fort Smith

Edwards, Margaret Alma

Farris, Pat Fort Smith

Fisk, Roy Fort Smith

Edwards, Mary Alma

Friddle, Monte Fort Smith

Fletcher, Bruce Fort Smith

Franklin, Larry Fort Smith

Fuller, Mona Arkoma

Gatlin, Bobby Fort Smith

Gelzine, Joe Fort Smith

Grigsby, Jerry Fort Smith

Freeman, Ed Fort Smith

Gross, Mona Faye Huntington

Hall, Helen Alma

Hubbard, Coretta Greenwood

Hamilton, Gary Fort Smith

Harris, Marilyn Alma

Hoel, C. C. Fort Smith

Holland, Charles Fort Smith

Hulsey, Sharon Arkoma

Hutson, Gary Fort Smith

Holt, Gene Van Buren

Killiam, Harold Van Buren

Johnson, Paul Fort Smith

Jones, Clara Dickson Fort Smith

King, Tommy Fort Smith

Laster, Sarah Fort Smith

Loux, Larry Fort Smith

Love, Charles Fort Smith

Jones, Marvin Fort Smith

Ludington, Robert Fort Smith

Lynch, Pat Van Buren

Miller, Judy Fort Smith

McCleod, Barbara Fort Smith

McConnell, Delbert Greenwood

McConnell, Roger Greenwood

McLane, Fred Fort Smith

Morris, Marilyn Fort Smith

Moss, Bill Fort Smith

Maxey, James Fort Smith

Mullen, Linda Fort Smith

Pierce, Harlan Fort Smith

Mullins, Erin Sallisaw

Pschier, Charles Greenwood

Ragsdale, Barbara Fort Smith

Reynolds, James Fort Smith

Richmond, Ronnie Huntington

Nance, Carol Fort Smith

Robbins, Claudia Fort Smith

Robertson, Betty Fort Smith

Rogers, James Fort Smith

Salyars, Carol Alma

Simmons, Jimmy Mountainburg

Simpson, Beulah Fort Smith

Roller, Jerry Fort Smith

Scherrey, Anthony Fort Smith

Smith, Lois Fort Smith

Sharum, Hugh Fort Smith

Tyler, Annette Booneville

Stroud, Beverly Fort Smith

Strub, Marilyn Fort Smith

Tidwell, Richard Fort Smith

Tyler, Dale Fort Smith

Van Meter, Loretta Charleston

Watts, Grace Fort Smith

Wiggins, Dean Fort Smith

Williams, Dolly Fort Smith

Young, Nancy Fort Smith

Porter President

Bailey

Priakos V. President

Carter

Rickman Sec. - Treasurer

Fullerton

Leslie

FRESHMAN COUNCIL

Porter President

Bailey

Priakos V. President

Carter

Rickman Sec. -Treasurer

Fullerton

Leslie

Ahlert, Rosemary Fort Smith

Bell, Johnny Fort Smith

Asbell, David Fort Smith

Barnett, Henry Fort Smith

Barling, Bill Fort Smith

Bailey, Kenneth Fort Smith

Becker, Stephen Fort Smith

Armistead, Jim Greenwood

Anderson, Annette Fort Smith

Berry, Frances Fort Smith

Bragan, Joan Fort Smith

Brown, Richard Fort Smith

Brown, Wykema Mountainburg

Burrough, Larry Van Buren

Butler, Jerry Fort Smith

Broyles, David Alma

Burtrom, Zeta Fort Smith

Burton, Margaret Charleston

Cagle, Jan Fort Smith

Burns, Jerry Fort Smith

Cahoon, Sandra Fort Smith

Carter, Michael Greenwood

Chaff in, Charles Fort Smith

Cole, Wanda Fort Smith

Dake, Bill Midland

Diehl, Ronnie Fort Smith

Coleman, Danny Fort Smith

Darr, Jana Fort Smith

Dooly, Bryant Fort Smith

Cooper, Ronnie Fort Smith

Davis, Tommy Fort Smith

Durham, Tracy Charleston

Elkins, Ramon Fort Smith

Estes, Tommy Van Buren

Griffiths, Dale Fort Smith

Flocks, Mari Fort Smith

Gann, Carlene Lavaca

Furlow, Paula Fort Smith

Fullerton, Jeanne Fort Smith

Greer, Martin Van Buren

Fitzgerald, Sue Fort Smith

Fears, David Van Buren

Grigsby, Jim Fort Smith

Hallford, Chad Charleston

Hanson, Jerry Fort Smith

Joslin, Roland Fort Smith

Hays, Eddie Sue Fort Smith

Johnson, Dorothy Arkoma

Hope, James Fort Smith

Hebard, Robert Van Buren

Joslin, Melba Fort Smith

Hatfield, David Fort Smith

Harvel, Ronnie Fort Smith

Keller, Burl Fort Smith

Knight, Everette Van Buren

Knight, Verna Charleston

Kusel, Betty Fort Smith

Leslie, Gypsy Fort Smith

McCauley, Kathryn Fort Smith

Langham, J. W. Fort Smith

Lewis, Sondra Greenwood

McClung, Paul Hartford

Laster, Jo Marie Mansfield

McBride, Jerry Van Buren

McGee, Rhonda Fort Smith

Mabry, Don Van Buren

Moore, Eddie Fort Smith

Parr, Donald Fort Smith

Pearson, Letitia Fort Smith

Needham, Carol Hackett

Morris, Harold Fort Smith

Patterson, Tommy Fort Smith

Pearson, Martha Fort Smith

Nelke, Phyllis Fort Smith

Pearcy, Mearl Greenwood

Phillips, Lynn Fort Smith

Philpott, Wayne Fort Smith

Pitcock, Jimmy Fort Smith

Salyars, Lois Alma

Richison, Tommy Fort Smith

Rotenberry, Paul Van Buren

Robinson, Don Fort Smith

Robertson, Joy Fort Smith

Rowe, Don Van Buren

Priakos, Bill Fort Smith

Price, Beverly Fort Smith

Schoen, Harry Fort Smith

Sellars, Rebecca Fort Smith

Sharp, Carolyn Midland

Shelby, Sherman Fort Smith

Sickman, Robert Fort Smith

Smith, DuValla Fort Smith

Smith, Wanda Alma

S-pear, Bill Fort Smith

Spicer, Sandra Greenwood

Spicer, Tom Fort Smith

Stiles, Eugene Fort Smith

Strang, Ernestine Fort Smith

Spillman, Laura Fort Smith

Stubblefield, Joe Fort Smith

Terrell, Lillie Mansfield

Tucker, Charles Barber

Valentine, Nita Charleston

Varner, Linda Huntington

Walraven, Louella Fort Smith

Waters, Robert Fort Smith

Watson, Don Alma

Webb, Danny Greenwood

Whisenhunt, Paul Hartford

Symonds, Mary Van Buren

Williams, John Fort smith

Yancey, Linda Van Buren

KITTY BINNS SOPHOMORE

BEVERLY RICKMAN! FRESHMAN

HALL OF FAME

HENRY BARNETT Collegian Staff. . .Basketball team-one of the starting five. . . a friendly, outgoing personality. .. these things helped to make Henry one of the outstanding JC Students.

NANCY BROOKS President of the Student Body. . . Girls ensemble. . .

Choir. . . for her help to all the students; her interest in JC activities. . , all of these make Nancy an outstanding student.

HALL OF FAME

JERRY BURNS Editor Literary Magazine Review 5210. . . Jacque & Jester. . . for his part in the play "The Trojan Women". .. accomplishments such as these have earned Jerry a place in the Hall of Fame.

CYNTHIA DAWSON Editor of the NUMA. . . member of the student senate. . .

Collegian staff. . . f o r her part of Anne in "The Diary of Anne F r a n k " . . . an interest in all activities of the school. . . f o r these Cynthia will be remembered.

HALL OF FAME

MONA FULLER Her quiet personality. . . her scholastic ability. . . S e c r e t a r y of Student Board. . . these qualities give Mona a place in the Hall of Fame.

CLARA DICKSON JONES President of SNEA. . . VicePresident of AWS. . . on the studentboard. . . Numa Staff. . . as a worker inall JC activities, Clara has proved herself an outstanding student.

HALL OF FAME

LARRY LOUX Numa Staff. . .Vice-President of SNEA. . . f o r his work with the Student Board. . .and his interest in school activities, L a r r y was chosen for the Hall of Fame.

JUDY MILLER Sophomore Council. . . President of AWS. .. H i s t o r i a n - R e porter of SNEA. . . member of Student Board. . . Numa Staff. . . high scholastic achievement. . . an active interest in all JC aff a i r s . . . f o r these things Judy will be remembered.

HALL OF FAME

CAROL SALYARS As sistant editor and financial manager of the Numa. . . her dependability and willingness to work for the best interest of JC has earned Carol the right to be in the Hall of Fame.

DALE TYLER Editor of the school paper, The Collegian, . . . an officer of Young Republican Club. . . his interest in all school activities ... these things and many more make Dale an outstanding student at JC.

Euripides THE TROJAN WOMEN December H. C. Carolan, Director Cast Greig Porter Beverly Rickman Pat Farris Kitty Binns

-- Talthybius Hecuba Andromache Athena

David Hatfield --

— Menelaus

Sue Fitzgerald --

— Cassandra

Jerry Burns Annette Anderson

• Poseidon Helen

Chorus: Lois Adams, Martha Pearson, Phyllis Nelke, Louella Walraven, Paula Furlow, Kitty Binns

Lament of

Hecuba

THE TROJAN WOMEN

Madness of

Cassandra

STUDENT BOARD

Nancy Brooks President

Gaboon

Darr

Fitzgerald

Loux

Hulsey

Farris

Dawson

Mona Fuller Secretary

Carol Nance Vice-President

McCleod

Nelke

Porter

Sharp

Gross

Hutson

Lynch

Gann

Joslin

Lewis

STUDENT BOARD

Dawson

Hulsey

Loux

Bragan

Cahoon

Nelke

Miller

Porter

SECOND SEMESTER

Cooper

Darr

Lynch

Jones

Hutson

Christian

Berkshire

Joslin

Lewis

ART GUILD

Adams

Friddle

Bell

Fullerton

Burns

Dawson

Furlow

Richison

S. N. E. A.

Loux Vice-Pres.

Jones President

Friddle

Mull ins

Cagle

Burton

Brooks

Barnard

Hall

Ragsdale

Miller Historian

Lewis Treasurer

Farris Secretary

Harris

Young

COLLEGIAN STAFF

Dale Tyler EDITOR

Charles Tucker

Cynthia Dawson

Dean Wiggins

JACQUE & JESTER

Porter V. Pres.

Tidwell President

Armistead

Dawson

Mullen

Rogers

Burns

Farris

Pearson

Simmons

Carter

Friddle

Priakos

Smith

Johnson Treasurer

Binns Sec.

Morris

Ragsdale

Strang

Rickman

Webb

Young

NUMA STAFF

Cynthia Dawson Editor

Clara D. Jones Faculty

Judy Miller Classes

Carol Salyars Bus. Manager

Larry Loux Organizations

Jana Darr Sports

Jones

Darr

NUMA

STAFF

Dawson

Miller

Loux

BOOSTER CLUB

Joslin V. Pres.

Carter President

Anderson

Elmore

Lewis

Roller

Barnard

Gross

Farris

Leslie

Robertson

Baker

Young Sec. -Treas.

McCleod

Sharp

Dawson

Laster

Hays

D. McConnell

Strang

R. McConnell

Stroud

Tidwell

A WS COUNCIL

Miller President

Miller President

Burton

Lewis

Robbins

Jones Vice-Pres.

Gross Secretary

Robbins Treasurer

Christian Vice-Pres.

Barry Secretary

Gaboon Treasurer

Fuller

Hulsey

Jones

Leslie

Sharp

Spicer

Symonds

Valentine

YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB

Tyler Vice-Pres.

Gaboon

Mullen

S cherry

Smith

Lynch Secretary

Elkins

Gelzine

Praikos

Ragsdale

Spear

Gross Treasurer

Holt

Hubbard

Salyars

Robbins

Stroud

Wiggins

Young

YOUNG DEMOCRATS

Darr Sec. -Treas.

Rogers President

R. Brown

Hatfield

Moss

Sharp

W. Brown

Cole man

Cooper

Dawson

Fitzgerald

Jones

Leslie

Loux

McCauley

Miller

Pearcy

Price

Pitcock

Robinson

Stubblefield

Walraven

Waters

Watson

Patterson

Spillman

MUSIC CLUB

Adams

Nance President

Priakos V. Pres.

Elmore Sec.-Treas.

Barnard

Basham

Bragan

Brooks

m :ÂŤi

Cahoon

Darr

Hamilton

Lewis

Lynch

Durham

Farris

Flocks

Gann

Harris

Holland

Hubbard

Langham

McCleod

Porter

Pschier

Richison

GIRL'S ENSEMBLE

Bragan, Elmore, Brooks, Gann, Nance, McCleod

ENSEMBLES

BOY'S QUARTET Priakos, Porter, Lynch, Douglas, Accompanist, Friddle

KEN BAILEY. . . Ht. 5'9" Wt. 155 Fort Smith. . . . Fine floor-man, aggressive defensively, and the squad's leading scorer describe Ken's play over the season. A never-say-die spirit and tremendous enthusiasm made him one of the team's really outstanding members.

FreshmanLetterman

HENRY BARNETT. . . H t . 6 ' 0 " W t . 155 Fort Smith. . . . Although suffering a broken nose requiring surgery just after the Christmas holidays, Henry proved his desire and spirit by returning to the squad immediately.

Probably the team's most aggressive player, he was happiest when defensing the opponents toughest scorer and clearing a rebound off the board.

Freshman-Letter man

JOE GELZINE. . . Ht. 6'4" Wt. 190 Fort Smith. . . . Elected Captain of the 1959-60 "Lions", Joe proved his worth by adding the rebound needed by the small "Lions" throughout the season. His fall-away jump shot off the post made him a target of every club on the season schedule. Sophomore-Letter man

DALE GRIFFITHS, . .Ht. 5'10"Wt.l65 Fort Smith . . . . Lacking previous basketball experience, "Griff" developed rapidly over the season.

Though playing only a small portion of the time, his competitive spirit and enthusiasm was a constant inspiration to the entire squad. Freshman

JAMES GRIGSBY. . . Ht. 5 l l l ! " W t . l 5 0 Hartford. . . . Though lacking in size for college basketball, Jim asked no quarter from anyone. His fierce desire to excell and improve made him one of the toughest competitors on the squad. Freshman

JERRY McBRIDE . . Ht. 5'10" Wt. 160 Van Buren . . . . Probably the best jump shooter on the squad, Jerry made tremendous improvement in other departments throughout the season. Known for his high-arched shot from 30 feet out he was a constant threat to the other squad members for a spot on the first unit.

Freshman

BILL M O S S . . . H t . 6'0" Wt. 150 Fort Smith. . . . A driving lay-up or a floating jump shot around the keyhole made Bill a constant threat to opposing players. A good defensive player, Bill was a great asset to this y e a r ' s "Lions". Sophomore-Letterman

MILT OWENS... Ht. 6'6" Wt. 195 Fort Smith. . . . The team's largest player, he was probably the squad's most improved player over the season. Lacking basketball experience, he made it evident immediately that he intended to learn and improve.

A mixer under the basket, along with his improvement in offensive ability should stand him in good stead next year. Freshman

JAMES REYNOLDS. . .Ht. 6'3"Wt. 165 Fort Smith. . . . A fine jump shooter, James really came into his own during the 59-60 season. Elected Co-Captainby his teammates, James set about to prove his worth to his team. He did so by becoming the squad's second leading scorer and third leading rebounder. SophomoreLetterman

JIMMY SIMMONS. . .Ht. 5'9" Wt. 160 Mountainburg. ... A really fine offensive player, his size hindered his play in college. A determined defensive player, he was a constant source of irritation to the opponents.

His short jump shot was one of the most accurate on the squad. Sophomore

PAUL WHISENHUNT. . . Ht. 6'2" Wt. 165 Hartford. . . . Though lacking in size he became one of the team's scoring aces, second only to Bailey and Reynolds. His deep desire to excell made him one of the finest rebounders in the school's history.

Freshman-Letter man

STUDENT MANAGERS

BILL DAKE

PAUL ROTENBERRY

1959-60 BASKETBALL STATISTICAL SUMMARY Won

Oklahoma State Tech

53-51

Won

Southern Baptist College

62-56

Lost

Oklahoma Military Academy

62-66

Lost

University of Tulsa Freshman

46-59

Won

Oklahoma Military Academy

68-60

Lost

Oklahoma State Tech

53-54

Won

Connors A & M

Won

Oklahoma Military Academy

68-56

Won

St. Gregory's J C

58-43

Lost

Keota, Okla.

Won

West Fork Independents

60-58

Lost

Southern Baptist College

43-52

Lost

Beebe Branch, Ark. State College

72-80

Won

Oklahoma State Tech

74-72

Won

Texarkana, Tex., J. C.

89-79

Won

Texarkana, Tex., J. C.

57-52

Lost

Beebe Branch, Ark. State College

59-68

Lost

University of Ark. Freshman

56-61

St. Gregory's J. C.

60-61

Connors A & M

58-57

Lost

61-51

41-47

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Won

Sharon Hulsey

Annette Anderson

Joan Bragan

JUNIOR

CHEER

COLLEGE

LEADERS

Barbara McCleod Captain

Barbara Ragsdale

Martha Pearson

Beverly Rickman

LION

BOOSTERS

Freshman Initiation

Cahoon and punishment

Representative Trimble speaks

Student government in action

COLLEGIAN PUBLICATION TIME

Checking assignments with editor

Copy discussion with advisor

Wednesday deadline

Tyler makes final picture check

CHRISTMAS TREE

Spraypainters Lynch, Carolan, Farris

Porter trys ladder approach

The icicle hop Binns

DECORATING PARTY

McCleod, Nance, Reynolds

Last minute icicle touches

Brooks, Butler add their touch

CHRISTMAS PARTY

Faculty

Hoel, Rogers, Wewers, Dawson

Some danced slowly

Gene Apple Band

Refreshment Line Nance, Miller, Brooks, Farris

SEMESTER

The beginning---U.S. History

And freshman English too Instructor with instructions

EXAMS

Concentrated Effort Dawson, Owens, Cole, Morris

Coach checks progress Tyler ponders Problem

REGISTRATION

Last name first

And now let's see. . .

Advisor with advice

Card signing time

AND MORE REGISTRATION

Young, Ragsdale, Moss

Coach gives pointers

Freshman English line

Runner, Beard, Loux

ELECTION TIME

Project Time in public school art

Lounge study?

Time out for weekly news

February snow fun

Colors and cutouts

Recreation Time

SINCE

1882

Congratulations

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Good Luck

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and Company Congratulations From Fort Smith's most complete and modern department store.

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Compliments of Compliments of

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112th

Fort Smith Junior College each year increases its service to the Fort Smith area.

More and more of the area's young men and women are taking advantage of the excellent educational opportunities offered at this fine college.

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Compliments of

Portraits by Camera

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Since 1917

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Serving Retail G r o c e r s In The Fort Smith Trade T e r r i t o r y Fort Smith, Arkansas

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Compliments of Compliments of

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Everything in Printing and Office Equipment

CONGRATULATIONS

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Fort Smith's Largest Exclusive

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Electric Service

Motors. . .

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The Only Complete Newsstand In Fort Smith

Generators. . .

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Rewound. . .

Rebuilt. . .

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Complete Line Of Hallmark Greeting Cards

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T h e r e ' s No Place Like Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1959-60

In Fort Smith . Downtown .Grand Plaza . Park Plaza.

Compliments of

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Compliments of C ong r atulations

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AND

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Dewitt

607 G a r r i s o n Avenue Fort Smith, Arkansas

Compliments of

Oldsmobile Co. "A Rocket For Every Pocket'

Speer Hdwe. Co

600 Towson Avenue Fort Smith, Arkansas SU 2 - 1 0 3 6

Wholesale Only

Look Holsum, Be Holsum,

Economy Drug

Buy Holsum

"Service With C o u r t e s y " Grand and Greenwood Fort Smith, Arkansas Exclusive D e a l e r - H o u s e of Bauer Confections

Shipley Baking Co.

Hayes Brothers

Morrow and Sons

Plumbing and Heating Co.

School Supplies

"It Pays To Call Hayes" 2210 North "O" Street

Office Supplies And Equipment

SU 3-4674 Leon Hayes, Owner

817 Garrison Avenue

Compliments of

Kuykendall- Henry Furniture Company Bob Kuykendall-Bob Henry

Featuring Contemporary Early American Period Furniture

Compliments of

Cowans Jewelry

Kerwins'

"Sooner Your Favorite Jeweler" "Where Fine Diamonds Cost Less'

Specializing In 805 Garrison Ave. Sporting Goods SU 2-7896 and Luggage

A. H. C. Motor Co. V. G. Humphery, Owner

2 of General Motors Finest

Phone 4611-3421

Pontiac

Alma, Arkansas

Oklahoma Gas

and Electric Company

ELMER COOK REALTY CORP.

1509 TOWSON AVENUE PHONE SU 2-4088

"IF WE DON'T HAVE YOUR HOME WE WILL FIND IT, AND IF WE CAN'T FIND IT, WE WILL BUILD IT. "

Sales, Investments, Rentals

Insurance of Every Kind

Roy Fleming - 2-4088

Fred Fort - 2-4088

Meadow Gold Milk Company

Compliments of

Smith Chevrolet Company

"THE HOUSE OF CHEVROLETS"

105 North 7th

SU 3-6111

We Are Proud of Your Fine School --It Has Been A Pleasure to Help You in Our "SERVICE TO MANKIND 11 --Special Good Wishes to Your President, and Sertoman, Gene Vines

Sertoma Club of Fort Smith Affiliated With "Sertoma International" -Advertising Paid For ByTHE GRAND, ING 1114 Grand Ave.

Consumers' Markets "Low Prices Every Day" 3112 Grand Ave.

4008 Towson

Ernest Westfall Co. Realtor Real Estate Insurance

Ernest Westfall Owner

Phone SU 2-6079

3300 Midland Ave. Phone SU 3-7788

McConnell Funeral Service

Warehouse

320 So 18th

Cotner Monuments

Fort Smith, Ark.

Congratulations

Loans

Compliments of

Fort Smith, Ark. SU 2-3872

Greenwood Hartford Booneville

B. A. McConnell

Peoples Bank and Trusl Co. J. J. Izard, President Stewart Condren, Cashier Interest Paid On Savings Accounts Compounded Semi-Annually at 3% Van Buren, Arkansas Member F . D . I . C.

Cagle Iron Works "Lifetime of Beauty"

1700 Towson

O. B. Williamson & Co. ' Inc. Typewriters, Adding Machines One For Every Need

SU 3-0259

Fort Smith, Arkansas

NO PARKING PROBLEM 2120

North "B"

SU 2-8256

Alvin H. Salyars Electrical and Plumbing Work

Alma, Arkansas

4361

"Congratulations for the Future"

1st NATIONAL BANK

of Fort Smith, Arkansas

'OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN THE STATE"

MEMBER F.D.I.C.

Compliments of

Lou-Faye's Shoppe "Fashions For The Fashionable"

AUTOGRAPHS