Hot Springs High School 1928
Hot Springs, Arkansas
This is not the entire annual -- just the senior class and faculty photographs.
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The school superintendent was
Henry H. Haley
and the school principal was
V. E. Sammons.
The school board consisted of S. P. McKeehan,
President; D. O. Sims, Secretary; Ben Johnson; Ed Bradley; Mrs. R. A. Chitwood;
Floyd Thompson.
The faculty consisted of Ms. Connell,
Ms. Creason, Ms. Dunaway, Ms. Forrest, Ms. Hale, Ms. Housley, Mr. King,
Ms. King, Ms. Oliver, Ms. Shrantz, Mr. G. W. Shrantz, Ms. Thomas, Mr. Thorsness,
Ms. Waldstein, Ms. West and Ms. Adkins, Ms.
Lois Alexander, Ms. Elizabeth Bowe, Ms. Clifton, Ms. Cumisky, Ms. Glass,
Ms. Jackson, Mr. Lawson, Ms. Lowery, Mr. McCormick, Ms. Morris, Ms. Russ,
Ms. South, Mrs. Hester Stall, Mr. Wilkins.
The Senior Class Sponsors and Advisors were
Mrs. Hester Stall and V. E. Sammons, sponsors;
Miss Elizabeth Bowe, G. W. Shrantz, and Miss Lois Alexander, advisors.
The Senior Class Officers were Louis Cash
(yell leader), Jeanette Cravey (secretary), Ralph Delaney (vice president),
Carl Medlock (president), and Virginia Steigler (treasurer).
Who's Who in Senior Class
Opal Winkler
(most humorous girl), Curtis Gray (best dressed boy), June Jackson
(class sheba), Louis Cash (most humorous boy), Verla Menard (best
dressed girl), John Moseley (class sheik),
Johnnie Melton (Mexican athlete), Dorothy
Picchi (most talkative girl), Henry Robinson (most studious boy), Ralph
Delaney (best boy athlete), Louis Person (class sleepy-head), Jeanette
Cravey (most studious girl)
Senior Class Members
Please click on the name for the photograph:
Adams, Ruby May
Arnold, Mildred
Bateman, Hilda
Bateman, Mary
Billingsley, Thelma
Blackmon, Frank
Letter Club
Body, Paul
Boll, Jeanne
Bolten, Richard S.
Boyd, Robert
Brandenburg, Charles
Brown, Clyde
Brown, Gladys
Bunch, Catherine
Burgess, Blanche
Library Club
Burroughs, Freeda
Cargile, Sarah
Caruth, Jack
Cash, Louis
Most Humorous Boy
Cole, Gertrude
Collie, Clyde
Collins, J. H.
Conrad, Mary Elizabeth
Cooper, Bonnie Jean
Cornelison, Dorothy
Craig, Charles
Cravey, Cathalene
Cravey, Jeanette
Most Studious Girl
Quill and Scroll Society
Jeanette Cravey was born February 3, 1913, and died March 12, 1980. She
is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Greer County, Oklahoma.
Davis, Catheline
Davis, Vara Mae
Delaney, Ralph
Best Boy Athlete
Student Council
Letter Club President
Disheroon, Rhea
Fentress, Catherine
Library Club
Fowler, Bennie
Frances, Mary Louise
Library Club Treasurer
Frazier, Gladys
Library Club Vice President
Gardner, Jeanette
Gardner, Willie
Gaugh, Florence
Grady, Carroll
Gray, Curtis
Best Dressed Boy
Greenway, Ralph
Harrill, Abe
Quill and Scroll Society Secretary
Abe Harrill was born February 1, 1911, and died November 26, 2001.
Hart, Wilson
Harwell, Bernice
Hays, James
Student Council
Letter Club
Quill and Scroll Society
Heineman, Melba
Melba Louise Heinemann was born October 9, 1909, and died February 16,
1982. Melba Louise White Obituary
Hibbs, Eugene
Houpt, Ailene
Howlett, Lynn
Quill and Scroll Society
Hummel, James
Quill and Scroll Society
Hummell, Eleanor
Johnson, Pauline
Jones, Jewel
Juneau, Charles
Kilgroe, Robert
Kimery, Wilson
King, Jennifred
Leonard, John Houston
Livensparger, Eugene
Logan, Allen Jack
Manning, Marie
Martin, Corinne
Mathews, Thelma
Library Club
Maynard, Paul
Most Popular Boy
Letter Club
Quill and Scroll Society
McCormick, Richard
McGue, Margaret
McKeon, Mary
Medlock, Carl
Student Council Vice President
Quill and Scroll Society President
Menard, Verla
Most Popular Girl
Best Dressed Girl
Student Council Secretary
Middleton, Adolphin
Moretsky, Belle
Mosely, John
Class Sheik
Library Club
Nickels, Lois
Nisbet, Helen Gertrude
Nobles, Lorena
Nunneman, Charles
Nutt, Sidney M., Jr.
Oglesby, Francis [might be Frances]
Student Council Reporter
Palmer, Rosalie
Patterson, Jane
Person, John
Quill and Scroll Society
Person, Louis
Class Sleepy-head
Picchi, Dorothy
Most Talkative Girl
Pittman, Velma
Randall, Paul
Letter Club
Retherford, Bernice
Reynolds, Preston
Riley, LaVerne
Rivard, Lavina
Robinson, Henry
Most Studious Boy
Student Council President
Letter Club Secretary
Quill and Scroll Society
Rowland, John Elton
Rutherford, Lillian
Library Club
Schuyler, Dorothy
Scott, Robert, Jr.
Searcy, Lola
Seay, Henrietta
Settle, Una Blanche
Short, James
Spears, Helen
Speer, Laurel
Steele, Pat
Letter Club
Steigler, Virginia
Student Council
Quill and Scroll Society
Stewart, Murriel
Stonecipher, Ruth
Sykes, Harry
Letter Club
Teague, Johnnie Dee
Thomas, Wade
Trussell, Ruth
Williams, Vera
Winkler, Opal
Most Humorous Girl
Wright, Martin
Best Looking Boy and Girl and Most Popular
Boy and Girl
McMath, Sidney Best
Looking Boy (Class of 1931)
Pitney, Sarah Best
Looking Girl (Class of 1930)
Maynard, Paul Most
Popular Boy (Class of 1929)
Menard, Verla Most
Popular Girl (Class of 1929)
Student Council
V. E. Sammons (sponsor), Henry Robinson
(president), Carl Medlock (vice president), Verla Menard (secretary),
Frances Oglesby (reporter), Ralph Delaney, Elizabeth Benton, Roth
Horner, Carl Edwards, Clarice LaRoe, Sidney McMath, Louise Milham, Paul
Mann, Ina McKeehan, Virginia Steigler, James Hays, Oliver Miller
Letter Club
Coach C. M. King (sponsor), Ralph Delaney (president), Henry Robinson
(secretary), Paul Maynard, Allan Williamson, Harry Sykes, Bryan Searcy,
Frank Blackmon, James Hays, Nathan Schoenfeld, Paul Randall, Rufus
Kilgore, Manuel Godwin, John Adkins, Cecil Wright, Ed Sullivan, Otis
Livingston, Pat Steele, Harry Jackson, Floyd Clardy
Quill and Scroll Society
Mrs. L. B. Thomas (sponsor), Carl Medlock
(president), Abe Harrell (secretary), Charles Mosely, Paul Maynard,
Virginia Steigler, James Hummel, Harold Fox, Artie Cotham, Allan
Williamson, Henry Robinson, Lynn Howlett, James Hays, John Pearson,
Jeanette Cravey, Nathan Schoenfeld
Library Club
Mary Clifton (sponsor), Elizabeth Benton
(president), Gladys Frazier (vice president), Leona Mixon (secretary),
Mary Louise Francis (treasurer), Leola Campbell, Virginia Coleman,
Eugene McFarland, Leota Slaten, Sidney McMath, Thelma Mathews Elizabeth
Achley, John Branch, Catherine Fentress, Blanche Burgess, John Mosely,
Janette Lowery, Helen Rothman, Lillian Rutherford, Elizabeth Pettyjohn
Girls Glee Club
Rivard, Menard, Howlett, Miss Bowe,
Darwin, Martin, Cotham, Campbell, Nickels, Davis, Williams, Manning,
Williamson, Pitney, King, Hall, Spears, Billingsley, Nickelson, Achley,
Oglesby, Housley, Jackson, Burton, Watson, Blakeley, Pettyjohn, Parker,
Dodson, Strain, Paul, McCue, Spears, Lewellyn, Weiss
Boys Glee Club
Sykes, Blackmon, Mathews, Branch, Harmon,
Person, kempner, Clardy, Boyd, Hummell, Robinson, Reynolds, Livingston,
Rowe, Godwin, Grady, Hays, Schoenfeld, Gibbs, Hedrick, McCormick,
Juneau, Short, Cotham, Johnson, Randall, Robbins, Brown, Wright, Logan
Dramatic Club
Rowe, McMath, Godwin, Cash, Miss Alexander, Miss West, Thomas,
Cooper, Bateman, Braughton, Hibbs, Edwards, Lewins, Williams, Branch,
Juneau, Williams, Blackmon, Jackson, Williams, Persons, Womack, Johnson,
Johnson, Howlett, McCormick, Billingsley, Smith, Delaney, Randall,
Glass, Speers, Greenway, Lewallyn
Haley Home Economics Club
Cooper, Thomas, Mrs. Shrantz, Achley, Cargile, Allilngton, Boll,
Boll, Billingsley, Houpt, Jones, Fowler, Campbell, Dodd, Trammell,
Maddox, Davis, Bunch, Swaim, Chitwood, Howard, Spear, Bateman, Fleming,
Dunlap, Smith, Simpson, Lewis, Lee, Pittman, Gardner, Lowery, Pettyjohn,
Winkler, Rivard, Moretsky, Duncan, Rivard, Parker, Williamson
