NUMAOF

1955

by and for the students of

The Fort Smith Junior College

Fort Smith, Arkansas

After many long hours of concentrated

effort, the Numa Staff has succeeded in

putting together your 1955 Numa. When

you look through your Numa in the years

to come, if you are reminded of all the good

times we have had while being students at

Fort Smith Junior College, then the purpose

of the yearbook will have been realized.

Foreword

Dedication

of

Administration

Faculty

SophomoresFreshmen

Organizations

Features

Sports

Advertisements

Table of contents

Because of her devotion toour college,

because of her help in makingit what it is,

because of her sponsorship ofthe Phi Theta Kappa,

because of her fr iendlinessto her students at all times,

and because of the place shehas won in the hearts of thestudents,

the Numa Staff proudly dedicatesthe 1955 Numa to

MISS LUELLA KREHBIEL

Mr. T. L. HuntChairman

Mr. Fred Alexander

Miss Ed Louise Ballman Mr. Stanley E. Evans

Board of Trustees

Mr. W. H. Lewis Mrs. Ralph Speer, Jr. Mr. James A. Ward, III

The students of Fort Smith Junior College will always remember the members ofthe Board and appreciate the work they have done. These citizens of our city andsurrounding communities have given freely and willingly of their time and effortsin order to give us an opportuni ty for further education. Without these Boardmembers the work of the college could not go forward as smoothly and effectivelyas it does.

Mr. Marshall Yantis

Mr. Collier Wenderoth, Sr. Mr. R. A. Young, Jr.

PRESIDENT ELMER H. COOK

From the founding of the Junior College, Mr. Cook has contributed his devotedefforts toward its development. Because of his untir ing interest in its survival, ithas become a thr iving community college in a new location, and has unlimitedpossibilities for further progress. Through the years, the achievements and growthof our college will pr imari ly be the result of his work with the people of thecommunity.

DEAN E. T. VINES

Mr. Vines has contributed not only his talent of management, but also his ever-present willingness to help the students become better adjusted to college life.He has shown an undying spirit for the college which goes "above and beyond theline of duty", and has worked constantly for better student-teacher relations. Forthese reasons, he will be remembered as a very important part of our Junior College.

DEAN OF MENMr. Thomas E. Fullerton

DEAN OF WOMENMiss Lucille Speakman

Katherinc Price BaileyNational Association of

Teachers of Singing Music

C. E. BeardB. S. E., M. S.

Education

Jim CharlesB. S., M. S.

Physical Education

Hattie May ButterfieldB. A., M. A.

Music

Mrs. James C. DeareB. J.

Journalism

Maurice DcrdeynDiploma from Ghent Belgium

Music

Tom E. FullertonB. A., M. A.

Education

Mrs. Ruth GantB. A.

Commercial Education

Esther GrahamB. M.Music

Ruth HamiltonB. A., M. A.

Language

Mrs. Marie KoenigLibrarian

Luella KrehbiclB. A., M. A.

English

Mary Jo McMakinB. A.

Art

Margaret MontagueB. S. E., M. A.

Speech, Dramatics

James M. MooreB. A., B. S., M. A., M. S.

Science

Isabella K. SmithB. A., M. A.Mathematics

Lucille SpeakmarnB. A, M. A.Social Science

Claud YanceyB. S.

Business Administration

Mrs. Maxine WestfallRegistrar

X

Mrs. B. W. McWilliamsCafeteria Supervisor

Mr. Albert AndersonCustodian

Mr. Jesse P. BogueExecutive Secretary of the

American Association ofJunior Colleges,Guest Speaker

Sophomores

David BrumleyPresident

Glen FowlerVice-President

Wilma HopkinsSecretary

James GibsonPresident

Mr. Jim CharlesSponsor

Sammy LudingtonVice-President

Charles CastleberrySecretary

Bill BardrickBusiness

Floyd BargerBusiness

Ray BlevinsBusiness

Beth BransonElementary Education

Gaylon BrownBusiness

David BrumleyBusiness

Jane ByersBacteriology

Willie CardPhysical Education

Charles CastleberryBusiness

Colleen CarlileScience

Pat CluckSecondary Education

Leon CombsBusiness

Amos CrispJournalism

John CurryBusiness

Jimmie DuncanEngineering

Ronnie DunnHistory

Leo FaulknerBusiness

Sara Ruth EdwardsBusiness

Glen FowlerMathematics

Robert FinchSocial Studies

Judy GosnellMathematics

Darwin GuinnSpeech

Terry GummElementary Education

Louise HankeEducation

Howard HardgraveEducation

Richard HillSpeech

Tommy HouseBusiness

Wilma HopkinsAccounting

Richard JohnsonEnglish

Bill JohnsonBusiness

John KagyScience

>Ted Johnson

Physical Education

Ben LairamoreBusiness

Wayne LaymanBusiness

Pat LooperBusiness

Ronnie LyonsPre-Dental

Gail McConnellEducation

Don McKenzieScience

Buddy LylePhysical Education

Leland MartinBusiness

J. C. MatlockPhysical Education

Buddy MoodyEngineering

Georgia MeekSpeech

Terrell MethcnySpeech

John MurphyBusiness

Gary O'HearnBusiness

Jerome PortaDramatics

Buddy PattersonPersonnel Administration

John RogillioAgriculture

Doyle RainwaterBusiness

Bill StarmerBusiness

Joyce StanleyElementary Education

Teresa TerbietenScience

Jerry StroudBusiness

Bill ThomasBusiness

Teresa TerbietenScience

Selma WakefieldArt

Bobby WoodsJournalism

Elma Lee White.Elementary Education

Charles Castleberfl

Fred CasonBusiness

Lino BianchiBusiness

Charles Castleberry Harry Jacobs Jimmy Walker

Tommy Meek Henry Pape Collin Reynolds

Bill Wilson

Finis Ward Cox

James Gibson

Birney Marquis

Richard Moran

F I **

Jimmie Blanche FitzgeraldPresident

Conaly BedellVice-President

Charles TaylorSecretary

Conaly BedellPresident

Mr. Claude YanceySponsor"

Carol RainwaterVice-President

Shirley ShelbySecretary

Bill Allen"The Old Master Painter"

Bronson Andrews"My Buddy"

Boh Bacon"Go, Man, Go" Conaly Bedell

"Smile"

Elizabeth Benbrook"My Secret Love"

Jimmie Bennett"Slowpoke"

Bob Blaylock'Take Me out to the Ball Game'

Larry Brewer"Whoa, Boy!"

Carl Bruns"Crazy, Man

Crazy"

Glenda Caldwell"Sailors'

Polka"

Arnold Canada"Gone Fishin'

Sherwood Castner'Yankee Doodle Dandy'

Billy Joe Cauthron"No Help Wanted"

Joe Dan Cole'Horse and Buggy"

Jimmy Ciulla"That's theChance You

Take"

Royce Cross"She's A

Lady"

Bill Cozart'I Spoke Too Soon'

Gerry Daily"Temptation"

Bettye Davis"Make Believe"

Rodney Earheart''Love Nest"

David Emmons"Enjoy Yourself"

Bob Davenport"Mobile"

Emilie Davis"Slow and Easy'

Jimmy Durham"I'm Lookin'for Some Lovin'

Jimrnie Blanche Fitzgerald"Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered'

Shirley Fuller"Very Seldom, Frequently Ever"

Norma Gillenwater"Who's Excited?"

Bill Girard"Pecos Bill"

Pat Glenn"My Love and Devotion'

Tommy Goldsborough'The Finger of Suspicion'

Coline Gray'Pretty Eyed Baby'

Mrs. William Green"All Over Again"

Carol Groves'I Don't Mind"

Bill Hansard"That's My

Weakness Now'

Bill Harris'Peddler Man"

Glenn Harvey"Dark Eyes" Photograph

not available

Jesse Hayes"Take It Away"

Harold Hedrick"Any Day Now"

Pat Helgren"Walkin1 WithMy Shadow"

Paul Honomichl"Oh, Yes Darling'

David Home"Solitaire"

Rena Hunter'Slippin' Around'

Gaylen Jenkins"Gotta Go Get My Baby'

Luther Jenkins"High Noon"

Darrell Johnson"Don't Rush Me"

David Keisman"Hesitating Blues''

Ray Kesner"Please Mr. Sun"

Tossia Lemar"Why Worry?"

Bill Lilly"A King Without a Queen'

Sammy Ludington"My Lucky Charm"

Chlora McConnell"I'm Blessed"

Don Meadows"Little

Shoemaker"

Yvonne Moeller"Just Suppose"

Darla Moon"Fortune In Dreams"

Evelyn Moon''Unbelievable"

Don Moore"Ain't Misbehavin'

Fred Moss"Yearning" Nola Nally

"You're theCream in MyCoffee."

John Nichodemus"Dear John"

Jerome Newman"The Fox"

Bill Perceful"Lonesome Polecat"

Johnny Pola"This is my Confession"

CarrolRainwater

"Count YourBlessings"

LarryRandolph

"Humoresque"

Jim Ray"Mr. Sandman"

Diana Salee'Oh!! What You Did!!'

Bill Scarth'That Lucky Ole'Sun"

Nancy Carol Secrest"A Guy is a Guy"

Don Selby"The Roving Kind '

Jerry Shelby"Wimmin' '

Shirley Shelby"That Old Black- Magic'

Douglas Shumate"Country Lovin'"

Tony Smith"Conquest"

Mary Spradling'My Blue Heaven'

Joe David TaylorThe Rambfin ' Man" Joe Thames

"Full Time Job'

Coreta Thomas"Sincerely"

Delores Thompson"Hearts of Stone"

Johna Turner"Day Dreaming"

Herman Verkamp'How Long Has This Been Going on?'

Gordon Watson"Time Goes By"

Carolyn West"Persian Kitten'

Buddy Westphal"I Get Ideas"

Ann Wilson'The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane'

Ruth Winford'Li t t le Things Mean a Lot

Ronnie Wooten"Taller Than Trees"

Pat Yandell'Sweet and Lovely"

Doris Ann Baggett"Whither Thou

Goest"

Odean Belt'Remember Me'

Niel Bradford"You Can Count on Me"

Katherine Brocchus"'A Man Chases a Girl"

Ravern Clark"Just For Laughs"

Susan Curry"'Tcll Me Why"

Joe Farned'Busy Doing

Nothing"

Robert Goldman"Come What May"

Larry Lau"To Say You're Mine'

Charles Macaluso"Sometime, Somewhere, Somehow'

Marilyn Marrs"I'm Bewildered"

Billy BallardThomas BateyRobert Edward ClineNeal CarsonJack ColemanHerbert ElmoreDon FoleyPaul HickeyHarold HileWayne HymanJames Ed JohnsonRichard LockhartJack LarkinHugh MeansArlene MooreLawrence MoellerTommie Minton

Thelma NewlonRichard NicholasLarry PendletonRobert Joe RuarkGeorge ShamlinUrban SharumDonald SnowBilly SosebeeGary StipskyTalmage WaldenDan TranthamZeno WalterBurl Fay WhiteEarl Ray WhiteJames WidmerLucille Yancey

Paul Reed"From the Halls of Montezuma'

Bob Smith"Rest My Bones"

Organizations

Bill BardrickPresident

John KagyVice-President

Selma WakefieldSecretary

Miss Lucille SpeakmanSponsor

Bill AllenElizabeth Benbrook

David Brumley

Leon Combs

Robert Finch

Jimmie Fitzgerald

Doyle Rainwater

Teresa Terbieten

Pat Yandall

David BrumleyPresident

Bill Bardrick Elizabeth BenbrookVice-President Secretary

Mr. Tom FullertonSponsor

The primary purpose of the board isto coordinate and regulate all student enter-prises.

Conaly Bedell

Bill Cozart

James Gibson

Tommy Goldsborough

Pat Helgren

John Kagy

Buddy Moody

Teresa Terbieten

Elma Lee White

Colleen CarlileTreasurer

Bobby WoodsReporter

Bill BardrickPresident

David BrumleyVice-President -

Buddy MoodySecretary

Miss Luella Krehbiel--Sponsor

Plti Kappa

Phi Theta Kappa promotes scholarship,develops character, and cultivates fellow-ship among the students in junior collegesof the entire United States.

SherwoodCastner

BillCozart

JohnCurry

WilmaHopkins

NolaNally

ShirleyShelby

SelmaWakefield

ElizabethBenbrook

The purpose of the MathematicsClub is to promote fellowship amongthe students interested in mathematics,to encourage interest in mathematics,and to work for the improvement ofthe college.

Buddy MoodyPresident

Sammy LudingtonVice-President

Don MooreSecretary

Miss Isabella K. SmithSponsor

J immie Bennett David EmmonsRon Lyons Carrol Rainwater

Jimmy Duncan Sammy LudingtonPresident Vice-President

Coline GrayTony Smith

Pat GlennJoe David Taylor

Glen FowlerSecretary

Paul HonomichlBill Wilson

Bronson Andrewsf\

Mr. C. E. BeardSponsor

William Card

Jerry Dailey

Emile Davis

Sarah Ruth Edwards

Robert Finch

Charles Granger

Darwin Guinn

Louise Hanke

Howard Hardgrave

Pat Helgren

John KagyPresidentElma Lee WhiteVice-PresidentPat CluckSecretary

The FTA gives training and experience tothose who are interested in or planning toenter the teaching profession.

Dick Johnson

Tossia Lemarr

Buddy Lyle

Buddy Moody

Dark Moon

Evelyn Moon

Buddy Patterson

Jim Ray

Diane Sallee

Bill Sosebee

Mary Spradling

Ruthie Winford

Selma WakefieldEditor

Elizabeth BenbrookAssociate Editor

Buddy PattersonBusiness Manager

The Numa Staff has tried to give the stu-dents of Junior College a yearbook theycan be proud of and can enjoy in the yearsto come.

Elma Lee WhiteLayout Editor

Gary O'HearnArt Editor

Larry RandolphPhotography

Nancy SecrestFreshmen Editor

Bob BaconPhotography

Ann WilsonFreshmen

Pat HelgrenSecretary

Conaly BedellFreshmen

John CurryBusiness

Bob DavenportBusiness

Miss Mary Jo McMakinSoonsor

Jimmie FitzgeraldBusiness

Pat CluckSophomoresEditor

Wilma HopkinsSophomores

Teresa TerbietenActivitiesFrh>nr

Bill ScarthActivities

Wayne LaymanSports Editor

Pat YandallSports

Glenda CaldwellOrganizationsEditor

Evelyn MoonOrganizationsEditor

..David BrumleyPresident

Terry GummVice-President

Nancy SecrestSecretary

MuUc Glui

The purpose of the Music Club is to promoteinterest and enjoyment in music and to singfor various programs on campus and in theFort Smith area.

Elizabeth BenbrookBeth Branson

Glenda Caldwell

Royce Cross

Norma Gillenwater

Pat Helgren

Wilma Hopkins

Music Club

Bob Bacon

Conaly Bedell

Leon CombsPresident

Bob DavenportVice-President

Teresa TerbietenSecretary

Miss Hattie May ButterfieldSponsor

Rena Hunter

Don McKenzie

Buddy MoodyEvelyn Moon

Shirley Shelby

Coreta ThomasJohna Turner

Selma Wakefield

Ruthie Winford

John KagyPresident

Elma Lee WhiteVice-President

Conaly BedellSecretary

The purpose of the Dramatics Club isto encourage and sponsor as well as par-t icipate in dramatic and various otherspeech activities in the college.

L. BrewerJ. ByersJ. Fitzgerald

Miss Margaret MontagueSponsor

D. GuinnD. JohnsonB. PattersonT. Porta

L. RandolphN. SecrestD. ShumateT, Smith

The International Relations Club is an in-formal student group devoted to the studyof foreign affairs. It has functioned on theJunior College campus since the early thirtiesand is open to all who are interested in thisfield.

Miss Lucille SpeakmanSponsor

John CurryPresident

Tommy GoldsboroughVicc-President

Elizabeth BenbrookSecretary

Tommy GoldsboroughPresident

Jimmie FitzgeraldVice-President

Glenda CaldwellSecretary

B. BardrickD. BrumleyF. BargcrJ. Durham

W. HopkinsD. MeadowsJ. PolaB. Woods

Veterans' Club

Composed of students who are veter-ans, the Veterans' Club offers social activi-ties and fellowship to its members.

Sherwood CastnerPresident

Jerome PortaVice-President

Harry JacobsTreasurer

Mr. Claude YanceySponsor

Bill AllenBill BakerNeal BradfordBill BallardLino BianchiRaymond BlevinsLarry BrewerArnold CanadaWilliam CardFred CasonCharles CastleberryBill CauthronRavurn ClarkBob ClineLeon EisonDavid EmmonsDon FoleyBilly GirardHoward HardgraveGlen HarveyBill HarrisJack Coleman

David HolleRobert HicksHarold HileDarrell JohnsonJames JohnsonBen LairamoreJack LarkinJames LasiterLarry LauBill LillyCharles MacaltisoJ. C. MatlockDon MartinHugh MeansTommie MintonLawrence MoellerFred MossJohn MurphyJerome NewmanJohn NicodemusLarry PendletonLee Poague

Richard NicholasHenry PapeClaude PattersonPaul ReedJ. M. RogersBob RuarkJohn RogillioBill SearchGeorge ShamlinDonald SnowBobby SmithGary StipskyBill StarmerJerry StroudCharles TaylorJoe Glenn ThamesBilly Joe ThomasGlenn ThompsonJimmy WalkerZeno WaltherWinfred ShepardBernard Westphal

The Recreation Club provides extra activi-ties and enter ta inment for the student body.

Tommy Meek PresidentDarwin G u i n n Vice-PresidentBob Finch Secretary

Wayne LaymanColin ReynoldsPat LooperJoe FamedTony SmithWilliam CardBuddy LyleBill SosebeeJer ry PortaHoward Hard^ravesJim DuncanJim BennettDon Moore-Bill WilsonBill Har r i s Jim Charles

Sponsor

Recreation Club

Conaly BedellPresident

Bobby WoodsVice-President

Larry RandolphSecretary

Mrs. James DearcSponsor

Press Club

Buddy PattersonPresident

Nancy SecrestVice-President

Larry RandolphSecretary

B. CozartThe purpose of the Press Club is to

f u r t h e r develop the Journa l i sm Departmentof our Junior College.

Conaly BedellAssociate Editor

Bobby WoodsEditor

Larry RandolphBusiness Manage)Conaly BedellBusiness Manager

Larry RandolphAssociate Editor

Mrs. James DeareSponsor

Terrell Metheny Buddy PattersonCirculation Manager C i rcu la t ion Manager

Shirley FullerFeature Editor

I

The purpose of the Lion'sRoar is to disseminate newsof current happenings inJunior College.

Bill CozartReporter

Jimmic FitzgeraldReporter

Ann WilsonReporter

Amos CrispPresident

Picture notavailable

Omar ShumateVice-President

Jane ByersSecretary

Miss Mary Jo McMakinSponsor

The purpose of the Art Club is to instill inthe students a greater appreciation for thefine art in the world.

Bill Bardrick

Raymond BlevinsJoe Cole

Norma Gillenwater

Judy Gosnell

Gary O'Hearn

Yvonne Moeller

Doyle Rainwater Larry Randolph Nancy Secrest Teresa Terbieten Selma Wakefield

BILL BARDRICK

President of the Student Board for the FirstSemester and Vice-President for the SecondSemester, Bill, throughout his Junior Col-lege career, has displayed outstandingqualities of leadership. Voted Most StudiousBoy, President of Phi Theta Kappa, andmember of the Art Club, Bill has servedwell at all times.

CONALY BEDELL

President of the Freshman Class and Out-standing Freshman Boy, Conaly has provedto be a talented worker. He served bri l l iant lyas Associate Editor of the Lion's Roar FirstSemester and as Business Manager SecondSemester. His impersonation of "Yank" in"The Hasty Heart" fur ther proved his talent.Conaly is also a member of Phi Theta Kap-pa.

SHERWOOD CASTNER

A delightful personality and outstandingscholastic ability characterize Sherwood. Pres-ident of the Veteran's Club and member ofPhi Theta Kappa for the Second Semester,his keen mind and ready wit make him anasset to classroom and campus.

DAVID BRUMLEY

One of the leaders of Junior College, David,a member of Phi Theta Kappa, was chosenPresident of the Student Board for theSecond Semester. He was President of theSophomore Class and of the Ensemble forthe First Semester, and was voted "Best AllAround Boy" in Junior College.

WILMA HOPKINS

While maintaining a high scholastic average,Wilma also found time to work in hervarious clubs and was always willing toappear in college programs where her lovelyvoice and engaging personality were a greatasset. She was voted "Most Talented Girl"by her classmates, was elected HomecomingQueen, and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa.

WAYNE LAYMAN

Voted "Best Looking Boy" by our collegestudents, Wayne was a bri l l iant performeron the basketball team, often high point man.He maintained a good grade average andshowed himself always co-operative andready to work for the best interests of thecollege.

TERESA TERBIETEN

Voted the "Best All Around Girl" in JuniorCollege, she served on the First SemesterStudent Board, as well as Second Semester,was a member of the Numa Staff, and servedas accompanist for the choir. Wherever thereis work to be done, wherever someone isneeded to help with a party, a project, or aprogram, there is Teresa.

LARRY RANDOLPH

With a high scholastic standing, Larry hasdisplayed a tremendous talent in two fieldsof work. . .Dramatics and Journalism. Heturned in a brilliant performance as "Lachie"in "The Hasty Heart", and did outstandingwork as Business Manager of the Lion's Roarfor the First Semester and as Associate Ed-itor of the paper Second Semester. He hasbeen elected "Wittiest Boy."

SELMA WAKEFIELD

Always quiet, always unassuming, and alwayswhere she is needed. . .these are some ofSelma's characteristics. Editor of the NUMA,Secretary of the First Semester StudentBoard, voted Outstanding Sophomore Girl,member of Ph! Theta Kappa, the Ensemble,and the Art Club, Selma was a conscientiousand intelligent leader.

BOBBY WOODS

Editor of the Lion's Roar for two semesters,member of Phi Theta Kappa and IRC, Vice-President of the Press Club for the FirstSemester, and voted "Wittiest Girl" in thecollege, Bobby has made outstanding contri-butions to Junior College. Ability, intell-igence, and a willingness to work. . .theseare some of the traits that characterizeBobby.

Teresa Terbieten and David BrumleyBEST ALL ROUND

Elma Lee White and John KagyMOST LIKELY TO 'SUCCEED

Bobby Woods and Larry RandolphWITTIEST

rElizabeth Benbrook and Bill Bardrick

MOST STUDIOUS

Sclma Wakef ie ld and Buddy MoodyOUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES'

Nancy Secrest and Jerome PortaFLIRTS

J immie Blanche Fitzgerald andConaly Bedell

OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN

Emile Davis and Leon CombsMOST BASHFUL

MOST TALENTEDWilma Hopkins

and Bill Allen

MOST ATHLETICSara Ruth Edwards and

Bob Blaylock

BEST DRESSEDFloyd Barger and Jane Byers

BEST LOOKINGPat Yandell

and Wayne Layman

BENHAM DANGERS

is a New York por t ra i t painterwho judged the beauties.

DARLA MOON

Yvonne Moeller

Corcta Thomas

NO. 6

GORDON WATSON

FRESHMAN GUARD

FROM ALMA, ARKANSAS

NO. 9

BILL WILSON

SOPHOMORE CENTER

FROM FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

NO. 5

WAYNE LAYMAN

SOPHOMORE FORWARD

FROM FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

NO. 0

J. C. MATLOCK

SOPHOMORE GUARD

FROM MULDROW, OKLAHOMA

NO. 8

BOB BLAYLOCK

FRESHMAN FORWARD

FROM MULDROW, OKLAHOMA

NO. 4TOMMY MEEK

SOPHOMORE GUARD

FROM FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

1954-55 LIONS

Meek, Watson, Reynolds, Wilson, Blaylock, Layman, Matlock

No. 7

Colin Reynolds

Sophomore Forward

From

Ft. Smith, Ark.

LAYMAN SHOOTS A ONE IN ONE

HALF TIME INSTRUCTIONS

LIONS vs. POTEAU

LIONS vs. RAZORBACK RAMBLERS LIONS vs. MARINES

LIONS vs. POTEAU

LIONS vs. TEXARKANA

LIONS vs. POTEAU J. C.

THAT'S MY "SCREW SHOT"!

COACH JIMMY CHARLES

GAME SUMMARY OF THE BEST SEASON IN THE HISTORY OF F. S. J. C.

FSJC (76) vs. Ozark Independents (65)FSJC (52) vs. Eastern Okla. A & M (59)FSJC (42) vs. Connors Freshman (52)FSJC (49) vs. Hendrix College (66)FSJC (63) vs. Ozark Independents (53)FSJC (72) vs. Texarkana J. C. (96)FSJC (84) vs. Poteau J. C. (70)FSJC (77) vs. Eastern Okla. A & M (87)FSJC (62) vs. Southside Lumber (52)FSJC (54) vs. Charleston Independents (50)FSJC (52) vs. Dodson Avenue Pharmacists (54)FSJC (65) vs. Texarkana J. C. (91)FSJC (82) vs. AHC Motors of Alma (71)FSJC (57) vs. Ark. State Teachers Varsity (88)FSJC (85) vs. Razorback Ramblers (75)FSJC (54) vs. AHC Motors of Alma (88)FSJC (39) vs. Tulsa Univ. Freshman (66)FSJC (106) vs. McAlester Mariens (53)FSJC (70.) vs. Joplin J. C. (76)FSJC (94) vs. Ark. State Teachers Jr. Varsity (88)FSJC (64) vs. Beebe Jr. College (88)FSJC (74) vs. McAlester Marines (59)FSJC (63) vs. Beebe Junior College (86)

Ain't she sweet?

Having a ball

The Mob

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Quite a variety!Hail, Caesar!

Part of the Big Top

Fugitives from Justice

The Sextette at Work

Christmas in Song

Counting branches?

May I help?

Take a break, Jerome!

Beautiful, isn't it?

Stackin' em High

Ooooh, what she said!

Randolph's Reading

Holiday Season

Gabbin' and Goodies

Yea, Lions!

I crown you

Her Majesty Reigns

The Queen and Her Court

The gir ls from the Moulin Rouge

Swing your partner!

Them Thar Eyes

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CENTRAL APPLIANCECOMPANY What you want

Everything For Your Home

TV Service and Sales

O. W. Donald, Owner

810 Rogers Avenue Ph. 2-1012

PRINCE DRUG STORE

Prince A. Willmon

1 1 1 2 Towson Avenue

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dial 29210 We t)eliver

The Coca-Cola Bottling Co.of Ft. Smith

DODGE PLYMOUTH

Dodge—"Job Rated" Trucks

ROSS MOTOR COMPANY

500-22 TOWSON AVENUE

Phone 2-9135

PORTA'S

Italian Restaurant

16th and Rogers Phone 2-5451

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Wherever you go,

Whatever you do,

Dress for the occasion.

S & Q CLOTHIERS

Your Appearance Is Your Introduction

WE THINKOUR JUNIOR COLLEGE DESERVES THE COOP-

ERATION AND SUPPORT OF ALL FORT SMITH PEO-PLE FOR THE FINE JOB IT IS DOING.

MERCHANTS

NATIONAL BANK

Fort Smith, Arkansas

A GOOD BANK SINCE 1882

Complrments of

JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY

MORGAN'S TOT & TEENSHOE STORE

• flats • saddles

• loafers • loafers

3117 Grand Ave. Ph. 2-1670

Congratulations

EAD'S BROTHERSExclusively Wholesale

Fort Smith, Arkansas

ECONOMY DRUG STOREB. B. Gibson, Prop.

Whitman's Candy Prescriptions

Ph. 3-4137 2221 Grand Ave.Fort Smith, Arkansas

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE

Real Estate — InsuranceRentals — Builder-s — Loans

ERNEST WESTFALL COMPANYFort Smith, Arkansas

2608 Rogers Ave. — Phone 2-6079

Compliments of

S. E. EVANS, INC.

Boreham LibraryUA Fort Smith