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Hwy 67
Henry Bell High School
Town marshall over 20 years ago
"Hoo Hoo" group. Horace Cabe is on the left of the monument.
It was called Gurdon Colored School, Henry Bell High School and Gurdon High School.
In the 1960s, segregation became once and for all illegal and Gurdon schools were integrated. With that step, Henry Bell High School became Gurdon Middle School, housing both black and white students in grades five through eight.
When the new Gurdon High School was built on Highway 67, the middle school was moved to the former high school building and middle school students were later moved to the newly-constructed Cabe Middle School.
Elizabeth Taylor accepted the title of Miss Hoo Hoo in 1948.
Two U.S. presidents have had membership in Hoo-Hoo.
Theodore Roosevelt was given the prestigious membership number 999 for his work promoting the importance of forests.
Warren G. Harding was inducted in 1905.
From left, McMillian's store, Earl's Cafe, Hoo Hoo Theater, Paul Potter's Barber Ship, TV repair Shop.
Famous Faces
Jimmy Witherspoon
Art Thomas
the soulful singer who helped Introduce gospel inflections to jazz and blues rhythms has persevered.
Gurdon is a city in Clark County, Arkansas, United States
The town is famous for its role as the founding place of the International Concatenated Order of the Hoo Hoo, the oldest industrial fraternal organization in the nation.
Single wrestler. Move was the "powerhouse" and "bearhug". Born in Gurdon, Arkansas, and died at the age of 79 from cancer.
THE OLD GURDON GYM
932 South 5th Street
CHRIS SHOOTING FREE THROWS