Bossier High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Bossier City, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1949 volume:

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U55 1949 1 X Q A QU nw AQ F IQ X K f Q l'iiLnj . N Xl? Q 'IXD '-i ' A 4'4 ifig 5 V as Q 'rw ' 'U' ':::: LD - ,r W sez: 'W1 Y' - . xi W J IM: ,, ' , . 'K 5 il 'mm gi L ws t ,,-Q, W, 3,1 Q TT TH, M Y' x Iwlj I , ,..nQ,!'z'. 1555, 0-',Lx-I', E., ' 1-'QLAL 4--.. :W - - 'f R151 YIYATTY , XX h H l B J ' A L I ffi-RL N ,f I X , y, X NN QED 51 smoizaa -BOSSIER CITY, LQUISIANA- llE5lIDlIlflB Gllllllflfllllillwm., To many, we, this yearbook owe But cannot thank them all, and so We picked from among them to represent, A man that no one could resent. So as we to the tuture look We dedicate this fifth yearbook To one who has helped us in many ways And really deserves the whole school's praise. In the highest sense a man is he And why we choose him is easy to see, His goals are high, his ideals too, And to these ideals his actions are true. Adviser to students, a helper to all, He answers our needs as he answers our call. With us all his time he does willingly spend, Coach Randall I-I. Kirkland, Our teacher-Our friend. A Q NTEN I ATHLETIC-S 1 jj? f7f- m , ,v Q5 6fv5g,,,f Iff o Fm Pix QC I N 527 X 4 FEATURES c .....- an, ACTIVITIES x 'gig , M f 0 '72 X57 X J 2 Q :D S fm GAN ZATIONS' CDUR PRINCIPAL MRS. NITA GOTHARD Registrar MR. H. S. IACKS Principal MRS. I. W. CUNNINGHAM Cafeteria Manager AND FACULTY Mrs. Auline W. Butler, Coarh Loy Camp, Mrs. A. Coleman, Miss Martha Alice Davis, Miss Eleanor Elston . . . Mrs. Ruby Fitzgerald, Mrs. Katie Belle Gamble, Mr. Kenneth Green, Mr. Floyd Hawkins, Mrs. Thelma Hays. Mrs. Vera Iaclcs, Mr. Randall Kirkland, Mr. Frank Lampkin, Mr. Charles McCuller, Miss Sybil McDade . . . Miss Mary McKnight, Miss Olivette Montgomery, Mrs. Billie Nix, Mrs. Frances O'Neal, Mr, Harold Ramsey, Mr. Cedric Smart. .3 ,,- - ., , .,. .- -- A gp!-L.,,.,,. liij , 1 'AE' ' , ,N ,Y mf' S' 5 5' 1 4. 1 .fx M 'W Q 4 x . 'lm I 1 5 M, W iff., 'P' H 'W .iw -Q f Q ull-ng 'Q M fm Q-, v- , Q -2 :wr AQ I egxszcaz ' f ,ar V wx V, ,kk,,... LASSES Q 43 fx gvx! OFNICDR Officers ESTHER MAE STORY ....... . Vice-President DOROTHY IO BRIGHAM . . . . Secretary TOMMY WOODALL . . . President ROY MOCOMBER. . . . Treasurer BRIGHAM, DOROTHY IO Secretary Senior Class, President of Y-Teens, Homecoming Queen. BROOKS, WARD Hi-Y. CAPLE, MELVIN Hi-Y, Glee Club. FURLANI, ANDREW H1-Y. GEISER, DOYLE B Club. HIGHTOWER, RUBY Y-Teens. KRUITHOF, MARY ANN President of Hbme Economics Club, Interclub Council Member. LARGENT, GENE Hi-Y. SENICR RAGLAND, REBA PAY Hisiorion of Home Economics Club, Les Memoires Steiff. RICH, ALVA 4-H Club, lnterclub Council Member. SCARBOROUGH, FRANCES Y-Teens. STORY, ESTHER MAE Vice-President Senior Class, Y-Teens. Les Memoires Stuff. HBH MCCCMBEH, ROY Club, Les Memoires Stuff, Treasurer Senior Class. MCHALEFEY, BOBBY RAY B Club. MITCHELL, RALPH Fcxct Finder Club. NICKEL, CLARENCE B Club, G16-e Club. CLAS TOMBRELLO, VIRGINIA Home Economics Club. WALTON, SEARLE B Club WINDHAM, ROBERT LEE B Club WOODALL, TOMMY President Oi Senior Class, B Club. Student Council President. '- YARBROUGH, GENE B Club, Student Council. K ...ni f M OMTI J MC, V x .FH K. Iuwd ww LX QC xiii, fffgfx wlgiy Nw NU' fff, 4 g XL5Q3 XM? lfikw WIN, 5 f i'2 : ,ll W1 wxiWQWW 9Z x A Di-.SW Ex M X ff? N 2 W Y 90 'QS ' 5 M Y MMNL gf! Q , aw F f Ulf F IUNICDR Gfficers BARBARA IEAN BOOKTER ..... . . Secretary DOUGLAS PETERSON . . Vice-President BOBBY IO ALMOND . . . President CLASA' ALLEN, BILLY IOHN ALMOND, BOBBY IO ARNOLD, IOHN BARTLETT, BETTY BAUMGARDNER, EVELYN BENNETT, BO BOOKTER, BARBARA JEAN BOUNDS, MARIORIE VAN BUEKIN, IANE . BUSTAMENTER, SADIE CASEY, MARION COGSVJELL, CHRISTINE CRIDER, ELSIE DALRYMPLE, ANNA RAY DIOKERSON, BILLY DOUGHTY, CHARLES ESTESS, YVONNE EVANS, HOPE FAULKINBERRY, CHARLES FAZIO, BETTY IUNIGR FINLEY, I. O. FRIDAY, HOWARD FULLER, FRANKLIN FULLER, IAMES GAGE, MELDA GAUNT, BARBARA GEORGE, BOBBIE GIDDENS, IARVIS GLASGOW, QUINTON GLOVER, BILLY GOTHARD, DONITA GROSIEAN, VICTOR GUGLIUZZA, MARY HARDY, BILLY HARRIS, BILL HARTGROVE, IOAN HAYNES, BONNIE HENDRICKS, VIRGINIA HERRING, WAYLAND HOGAN, IOSEPH CLASS HORNSBY, BOBBYE HOWELL, BILL HOWELL, I. C. HUNTER, IULIA PAYE HUTTO, DARCY IACKSON, BLLLIE IOHNSTON, IIMMY IOHNSON, MAXINE JONES, BILLIE IEAN KEETH, MARY RUTH LEE, FRED LEMAY, BOEBIE LINCOLN, C. A. MCCRAE, BARBARA MCFADIN, EDWARD MOORE, GUY MORGAN, MARY FRANCES MOSELY, BILLY MURPHY, MARY ESTELLE MURPHY, MARY LOUISE IUNICDR MURRAY, ROSEMARY' NORRIS, BOBBY PATRICK, VAN PATTERSON, BOBBIE PAYE PATTERSON, PENNY PETERSON, DOUGLAS PIPER, BETTY IO POUNDERS, LAWRENCE PULWERS, RUTH ROBERSON, VERA ELLEN ROBERTSON, DALE SANTORA, IOHNNY SEWELL, EVELYN SHELTON, IAMES SHELTON, LOUISE SINGLETON, IVIARY FRANCES SMITH, MARGARET ANN SPEARS, DARLENE STEPHENS, DON STINSON, DALE STEWART, IANICE STROUD, LOIS TEAGUE, ELSA TERRY, SONNY TOUCHSTONE, SAMMY UNDERWOOD, CAROLYN VERGO, IRENE WALKER, CLYDE WALKER, ROBERT WALKER, VIRGINIA WANN, RICHARD VVARNER, LOVEEY WATSON, CHARLES WATSON, ROBERT WESTERFIELD, ESTELLE WHITE, BENNY RAY WHITE, DAVID WHORTON, BETTY IANE WILLIAMS, DONALD WILLIAMS, SONNY WILLIS, PATSY RUTH 'Q A1 CLAS SCDPHOMCDRE CLASS rr an ff' Officers IOHN KOTARSKI . ..... . Vice-President DONALD MILLEN . . . President MARTELL BEARD . . Secretary MARY JANE PLAMSEY . . . Treasurer Allwmim, E. I. 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Secretary SUE WILSON . . . . Treasurer ROY MILLEN . . . President DICK LAVERE . . Vice-President Adams, Ricky Almond, l3'IUllHG Ayers, lixnlcc. Bfxkex, Bzudiord Beusley, Slunley Eonifxeld, lullene Boehm, Wnllxom Borel, Florence Blanch, Tommy B1.tton, Laverne Blyrm, Maude Buzley, Shlrleen Burnnilnl, Albexl Buswell, Anme Cortwrxqln, leon Chclmbers, llnuny Clfwborne, Ifme Coclu-nn, Bobby Cockerhom, Kay Collins, Iunlce Cotton, Rflymond Cox, Admr Culpepper, Morthfx Dfnole, Iwcquelmne llcxvzdson, Bmlmru DeSod1er, Charles Punto, lo Ann Flnley, Doris Ford, Ilmmy Frost, Goorqm Fullerton, Glendlg Fullilove, EVCI Gxlbert, Iockxe Groy, Ruby Green, Sammy Grifgq, Crockett Greljxoxczyk, Glorzo Hull, Gemldme H'ur.s, lock H,II1kl'lS, Ruby Hodges, Gwen Plough, Le-lo leon -if 21. V , i f , 1 1 , 'Wx . ' Mfg 1'1',Nmw , ' . ,1 1-if Q51 72141 1 31 mr ., - 1 , ,wx 1 1 ,X 11 l xm if Wm. 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Stewart, leanette Taylor, Donald Ioe Teague, Larry Teague, Tooter 'etter, Walter Thomas, Elizabeth Tharp, Danny Thrash, Ianell Underwood, Hoy Vaughan, Nell Webb, Eula Ann FRESHMAN CLASS Webb, Shirley Whisenhunt, Rebecca Williams, Wayne Wilson, Sue Young, Donald BI-IS EIGHTH GRADE Qfficers ALICE RUSH . . ..... Secretary cmd Treasurer KENNETH KOTARSKI . ...... President HAL BOYLSTON . . Vice-President ACKLEY, BILLY ADAMEK, PATRICIA ADLEY, DELORES ALLEMAN, DONALD ALLEN, RUTHIE ALPUENTE, RI-:LDA ARNOLD, MARGENE BABIN, CAROLYN BICKI-IAM, BEATRICE BLOXOM, PEGGY BOLIN, RICHARD BOYLSTON, HAL BOYTER, CHARLES BROOKS IONA BROWN, DEAN BRYANT, DELORES BUPORD CATHERINE BUTLER, MARVIA BYRD, IEANETTE CARTER, VIRGINIA CASEY, LEE CHADWICK, LEO CRAMBERS, JANET CLAYTON, IOHN COLE, BILLY COPPEDGE, CHARLES COWAN, IERRY CURLIN, MONROE DALRYMPLE, BEVERLY FENTON, JERRY FIELDS, LINDA FIELDS, IERRY FRANKS, BETTY FRASIER, BESSIII LEE GARDNER, BARBARA GIDDENS, WILLIAM GLOVER, ANN GOLDEN, DAN GAUTNEY, CI-IARLES GRAY, JOE HARGROVE, R. L., IR HAYES, CECIL HILL, CATHERINE ANN HOGAN, MARY HONEYCUTT, IAMES HOUSTON, DAVID IONES, BILLY RAY IONES, MATTIE SUE IOI-INSON, IOSEPH IOHNSON, RAY KARNES, BARBARA KELLY, AARON KING, IO ANN KOTARSKI, KENNETH LANDRY, LOIS LANGFORD, CECIL LAND, BOBBY LATTIER, BARBARA LAUGI-ILIN, PATRICIA LAVERE, BARBARA LEACH, PATRICIA ANN LOPTON, CHARLES MANGRANI, R. C. MANNING, KENNETH MARSHALL, DIANE MASON, ELSIE MATULA, GLEN MERCER, WILLIAM MCALEXANDER, CLARENCE MCCARTY, PAYE MCCOMNION, GAYNEL MCDONALD, NANCY MCGEE, SHIRLEY MCGEE, BARRY MCDOWELL, BEVERLY MCDONALD, VIRGINIA MERRITT, RALPH MILL.ER, VERNON MILLS, MARIE MOORE, PATSY MORGAN, BILLIE SUE MULKEY, ELLA IEAN MURPIIY, ELEANOR MURPHY, EUGENE NEWELL, JEAN OSBON, PATSY PAYNE, BILLY PECK, ROBERT PERRYMAN, PATRICIA PHILLIPS, GEORGE PRESTON, BOBBY JO PRISOCK, LAMAR PROTHRO, ANNETTE RAMBIN, MARTI-IA RANDALL, MARY LOUISE RAY, HAROLD REEVES, DON RIDDLE, PALMA RITTER, IIMMY ROBERTSON, BERNALEE ROBERSON, DON WAYNE ROBISON, BETTY ROBISON, SHIRLEY ROLAND, BOBBY ROW, SHIRLEY RUSCA, KAY RUSH, ALICE SALINAS, ALICE GRACE SCARBOROUGH, TOMMY SERMONS, IOEL SHOCKLEY, DORIS SIMPSON, IAMES SMITH, BUDDY STEPHENS, LEW STILYVELL, BARBARA STINSON, LARRY STINSON, IERRY STROOPS, SYLVIA TEEKELL, SHIRLEY ANN THARP, IOHNNY TUCEK, BEVERLY TURNER, FREIDA UNDERWOOD, LIETHA VAUCHAN, FRANK WAGGONER, BOBBY WAGGONER, MARY ELIZABETH WALL, IIXIAURICE WATSON, BILLY WHITTINGTON, DON WILLIAMS, DALE WILLIAMS, PEGGY WILLIS, NANCY WILSON, BUDDY WOMACK, BOBBY WALKER, BETTY YARRI, VIRGINIA 0 4154 T T -1, Wrf I I ' n J an 'ix ,P 3 I ,x -' -, 'tl -il D n IX S 101 . 'i E , y 0 J7' Z ar ? f bw J- 5 Q AQ PM F X X C4 C Q, V, .I .nu- ...nv-. ff f ,,-X ARQUND THE CLQCK STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council is composed of representatives elected from each home room. lt serves as a clearing house tor student activities and spon-W sors our popularity contest, assem- bly programs and community drives. This year we sent representatives to the Southern Planning Conference in Shreveport and the State Meeting in Monroe. We were represented at the National Conference in Washington, D. C., by Tommy Vtloodall, President and Miss Mary McKnight, Sponsor. Lett to Right-Martell Beard, Recording Secretaryf Barbara lean Bookter, Vice-President, Guy Moore, Treasurerg Tammy Woodall President, Miss Mary McKnight, Sponsor, lackie Boniar, Core responding Secretary. J!! :Mt If Lett to Right-First Row-Bobbie George, Bobbie Faye Patterson, laclcie Gilbert, Hal Bolyston, Alice Hush, Kay Rusca. Second Row-Charles Doughty, Dick LaVere, Bill Harris, Gene Yarbrough, David White, lames I-Ioneycutt. LES MEMCDIRES DI-:NNY PATTERSON ........... Business Manager RUTH PuLwERs . . Assistant Editor OHN ARNOLD . . Editorftn-Chief .ELAND BOTZONG . . . . . Art Editor .4Rs. THELMA I-IAYS . . .,.. . Sponsor tstondinqj To the many students ot Bossier High School, who are not acquainted with the statt oi this, the titth edition ot Les Memoires, who have Worked steadily to bring out this publication, this is a loyal group. This group has worked iaithtully throughout the year in cooperation with the taculty advisors to uphold the tradition as well as giving the student something to remember in his later days. This group, as Well as the student body, are to be commended for their co- operation. The statt hopes you en- joy this edition oi our yearbook as much as they have enjoyed bringing it to you. F: First Row-Left to Right-Bobbie Patterson, Mary Louise Murphy, Donita Gotliard, Bobbie Lemay, Esther Story, Patsy Willis Second Row-Billie jackson, Rosemary Murray, Reba Faye Ragland, Mary Ruth Keeth. Third Row-Bill Harris, Franklin Fuller, Roy McComber. BEAR FACTS The BEAR FACTS is an otticial publi- cation oi news of the student body. lts able staff has given us interesting bits oi news and gossip of school events, editorials, jokes, and the Hall of Fame through this publica- tion. We wish to commend the stall tor a job well done. BARBARA Boo1cTER , ........... Managing Editor MRS. BXLLIE Nix . . . . Sponsor lstandinql EVELYN BAUMGARDNER . . . Editor-in-Chief First Row-Leif to Right-Claudine Coley, Bobbie Lemoy, Ruth Pulwers, Billie Iackson, Pat Hull, Donita Gothard, Frances Singleton, Melda Gage. Second Row-Guy Moore, Vero Ellen Roberson, Iohn Arnold, Bobbie George, Maxine Iohnson, Margie jones. M U S I C BGSSIER HIGH SCHCDQL BAND MR. HAROLD RAMSEY, DIFGCTOF MR. KENNETH GREEN, Assistant Director The Concert Band is one of the most publicized and most outstanding organizations ot the Bossier H gh School. lts superb performances are a cause for much school pride. Under its present drrec tion the Band has achieved its greatest heights--frecognized throughout the South tor its marching and top-rated in state competition for eight consecutive years. PICCOLO Wynelle Tanner FLUTE Wynelle Tanner Billy Glover Betty Iune VVhite Carrie Sue Lawrence CLARINET Franklin Fuller Chevis Welulb Marion Robeson Bobbye Hornsby Penny Patterson Harry Patterson lane Claiborne Carolyn Underwood Claudine Coley Albert Burnham Bobbie Patterson Dianne Marshall Edna Northcutt Gloria Gregorezyclc Margaret Randall ALTO CLARINET Patsy Moon Betty Robertson BASS CLARINET loyce Maier Leland Botzong Vtfayland Herring Maude Bryant OBOE Mary lane Bamsey Ann Glover ENGLlSH HORN Mary lane Ramsey BASSOON Sammy Touchstone ALTO SAXOPHONE Marie Santora Nancy Parker Maxine lohnson Shirley Phillips Lola Harper TENOB SAXOPHONE Claudia Covington Elsa lane Teague Betty lane Vtlhorton BABITONE SAXOPHONE Rosemary Murray Charles DeSadier CORNET Barney Gardner Wayne Yates Harry Stephenson Vtfayne McGee lames Oliver Leonard Lee Samrnie loe Green Adair Cox FRENCH HORN Beverly Ftatcliff Gene Thomas Harry 'Nhite loe Maranto Betty lane Oglesby Mary lo Ladatta Bobby Lemay TROMBONE Douglas Peterson Sonny Williams Donald Millen Wayne Ford Billy lohn Allen lo Ann Fanta Mary Gugluizza Patricia Laughlin BABITONE Gary Lattier Bobby Norris Betty lo Piper Thomas McGuire BASS Fred Lee lohnny Howard Sammie Cratt Raymond Cotton Boy Millen Harold Bay lirnrny Bitter STRlNG BASS Robert Watson loan Hartgrove PERCUSSION Tommy Wilson Donald Bay Schroll Beverly Clark Beryl Lindahl Mary Frances Morgan Vera Ellen Boberson Freddy Manis Barbara McCrae MAICDRETTES BEVERLY RATCLIFF IOYCE MAKER Assistant Drum Mayor Drum Major SIUIN17f11QfAL9H to Right-Beverly Rcicllff, C1C1LIdfI19 Coley, Mary lane Ramsey, Ioyce Maier, Bobbye Faye Pcvtlerson Bobbye Hornsby, Belly Sue Oqlesby . . . Seated-Bobbie Lemcly. l l - WI fx -w+,wM lafxrvulfei ' 'V ifwliwiifziwmiifmzmv ., ':',vf.'fw1LE'Wdvffv2-Qfwvffkfmwymvfwwwefg-Qzimsfwmwevxw'f1'xfmvw:..,i'qv ,W , uf' vz1::,fgq.L . - . , 1 1 ' a. GLEE CLUB '- sz. The Bossier High School Glee Club has come tar T this year under the direction ot Harold H. Bamsey. The ensemble, consisting ot eighty-tive persons, made their tirst appearance in tull dress in a joint concert with the band on the night ot December 22nd at the high school auditorium. On March 5th the group attended the district tese tival at Northwestern College under Class B and received a superior rating on the three numbers they were allowed to sing. This entitled them to go to the State Festival at Louisiana Tech on March 26th, Here they received a superior rating again. We are proud ot the recognition our Glee Club has received and are looking torward to greater things in the iuture. First Row-Lett to Right-I-Yatclitl, Gibbs, Lindahl, Odom, Oglesby, Eomur, Patterson, Roberson, Ramsey, Ladatto Broadmeadovv, Parker, Phillips, Murphy, M. L., Piper, Barnes. Second How-Finley, Crawford, Collins, Hartgrove, Clark. Vlfhite, lacks, Murray, Covington, Smith, Gregorczyk, San- lora, Harper, Walker, M. A., Dickerson, Vernon, Tubbs, Prothro. Third Row-Culpepper, Frost, Chambers, Cooper, Walker, Beard, Morgan, Patterson, Claiborne, Marshall, Fanta Gould, Tanner, Cogswell, Teague, Waller, Glover, Pizzallota, Fullilove. Fourth Row-ePatterson, Bay, Kalarski, Botzong, Green, Shelton, Williams, Lee, R., Lee, F., Arnold, Norris, Ford Stephenson, Gaar. Fztth How-Manis, Thomas, Glover, White, Patrick, Harris, Houghton, Howell, Woodall, Wann, Terry, Lewis. u-155, ll, 5 .QF .W 2 'ff N pail X 251:00 fftfuffh dazzling 'Wigan 1 iuaffe QQGFWQQH ezwag, geuyrbm Queen fgpkwwkffe S3614 Donowiv lo BHIGHAM A'i':sY WlI.i,lS , . . . . junior Maid UQGINIA ANN WAi.KEi2 . . fiinjor Maid Ai PAYNE . . . . Sophomore Maid fifKRi,oT'rE BLACK . Sophomore Maid Saefoial Qiyaailg . . . . . Queen BRAVA HUTTO . . EVA FULLILOVE . DELCJRES BRYAN. . . BEHNALEE ROBERSON . . Freshman Maid 5196 Houfdfoue worm Freshman Maid Eiahih Grade Maid Eighth Grade Maid HQ fIECCDMINC-3 HWQ, Af.- ,-F Head Coach Assistarzl Coach Los' CAMP RANDALL KIRKLAND 'mf' wand Buvmh Top-Lefr to Rlqlrl-Tony Morxtalbano, Searle Walton, Gene Yarbrough, Bobby Ray Mcl-lallley Second Row-Left to Right-David White, Tonimy Woodall. Third Row-Left to Right-Charles Faullcinberry, Bill Harris. Hoftorn Row-Left to Rlqlzi-Jarvis Giddens, Robert Walker, Bobby foe Almond. First Row-Founders, Woodall, Harris, Almond, Walker, Giddens, Fa zlki iberry White Nidfel Second Row-Mr. lacks, Coach Camp, Moseley, Sutton, Millen D., Monzalbano Yarbrough Waltoir Mcflaltley Finley Loo n Kirkland. Tliird Row-Santoro, Kotarski, Windham, lasting, Millen H., Floyd Dickerson Wiiliarris Teague GIOSIGCJII Slrelton I :tl er Quit Season Was Good Ionesboro C39-Ol With the dedication oi the new stadium the Bearkats opened the season by romping over the lonesboro- Hodge Tigers 390. Montalbano scored three times while Yarborough, Walton, and McHalitey each hit pay dirt once. As a fitting climax tor the evening Tony Montalbano raced 86 yards for the longest individual run ot the game. Captaine Bobby Ray Mol-laltiey. Ouachita C12-215 The AA Lions oi the Ouachita Parish High School out-iought the Kats to the tune ot 21-12, in Monroe. The Kats scored early in the game when Yarbrough raced SO yards to pay dirt. The Lions scored with two minutes lett in the first halt to lead 716 at halt time. The Lions scored twice more in the second halt while the Kats could only score once. That was when Yarbrough again raced to pay dirt, this time 88 yards. Captaine-Searle Walton. 1 Frm i s Tor C 1 o rr Niciq 1V1cCoMMoN ttow Mirrsw 1-lctynesville CO-U1 The Karts crqoin hit the rodd to ploy the AA l-ldynesville Golden Torncrdo who were the fovorites by 13-l odds. But the Kats surprised everyone by pushing the Tornotdoes dll over the gridiron ond threatened to score twice while the Tornadoes could not muster o threot. Coptorin Chdrles Forulkinberry. St. 1ohn's C27-O1 Pldyinq their first Class A conference gorne the Kcrts downed the St. 1ohn's Blue Flyers by cr count ot 27-O. After o scoreless first period Montolbono raced for the first Kot score. A few minutes lcrter Woltori hit boy dirt for the Korts' second torlly. Following cr scoreless third period Montolbcrno torllied twice to finish the scoring for Bossier. Ccrbtcrin Tommy Wooddll, lzxwrr cs Pot ur EI A rr cs NICKEL. lDoNAr,uWi1.LrAM5n BILLY Mo El EY louN KOTAR KI Byrd 40285 The Kats journeyed to the foir qrounds to meet their old rivols from Byrd l-liqh School. Through ct misfit of enormous ond frectk breoks the Kots took ct terrific posting to the tune of 28 U. This wos the Kats' worst defeot of the seoson. Coptdin ldrvis Giddens. Springhill Cl3-UD The Beorkots took their second Closs A Con- ference victory by fiqhtinq the Lurnberiocks to d l3fU count. Edrly in the first quarter Montolbono rorced 25 yords for CI touchdown. The Kots scored oqoin just before the hotlf on d boss to Giddens but wos onnulled by o penolty. The rest of the qctme wos bloyed on even terms until the lost three minutes when Walton crctcked over the finctl tdlly. Cotptcrin bill Holrris. Ncttchitoches C64-GD Stctrtinq the touchdown porode eorly in the first quorter the Kots tcrllied ots Gene Ydr- brouqh scored from the two-yctrd line. This storted the porode, with the first touchdowns being mode by Yorbrouqh ond Wolton scor- inq twice while Montolbczno, Mclrlcxlffey, Woodoll, Stephens, Finley, and Grosjectn eoch hit boy dirt once. Serving os CGDlGlI'1 for the home-coming tilt wos Gene Yorf brouqh. wif' 2. .Q.1sg, k 'M' A if K f A ' ' mf ,VLK 5' is 51 .' i ' I I E 'A Q Vkrrk gg ly .H gp, 4 K ' 1 H A ' ' ' ' 4- L. , . Q Egvzg, B g X if Q Q-L 'K' . , , V v M x . if , X ff? E , X,A,,, F 5 A f 94 4 -,M is ,Q A ,M A-is gpm i A N1 Qi- .. 4, ig 5.7 i f, .5 'M , Wi, Qgfgviji, f, 4 1 'M fb- ROBERT WINDHAM WILLIAM fOSTlNG IOHNNY SANTORA RoY MILLEN TooTER TEAGUE Minden C45-75 Gaining the Northwest District title the Kats led by Walton and Yarbrough, crushed the Crimson Tide to the tune of 4547. Walton scored three times while Yarbrough scored twice. Grosiean and Finley each scored once for the Kats. The only score Minden made was by lrby. CaptainfBugs Walker. North Louisiana Playoff lt was the Bossier Kats all the way from the start to the finish of this contest. The enraged Kats, led by Yarbrough, who scored three times, and Walton, who tallied once, trounc- ed the East District Champs 25-6. Torbet scored for Ruston. This was the Kats' second North Louisiana title in three years. Captain of this thrilling contest was Iarvis Cfiddens. State Playoff As a fitting climax for the dedication year for our Memorial Stadium the Kats met and defeated the Reserve Wildcats 2l-O for the State Class A Championship. Playing in the sea of mud they hit pay dirt first in the second quarter when Montalbano raced off tackle for 55 yards. ln the third quarter Wal- ton scored on a line plunge, and Woodall on a pass from Mcl-lalffey. This ended the scoring. A Kat drive was halted on the Re- serve 2O-yard line in the fourth quarter. This was the first championship since l942. Gene Yarbrough was captain for this game. IAMES REENAN LYNN FLOYD GARY LATTIER SoNNY Suri ON lUNlCDR FCDQTBALL . - , 1 ' - , f from .him .,.., gat , U Left to Right-Front Row-Arthur Lee Wall, Larry Teague, Bradford Baker, Donald Taylor, Wayne Williams, Charles DeSadier, Kenneth Kotarslci, Donnie Hooks, james Fuller, Bobby Cochran, Dick LaVere. Middle Row-Milburn Bareiield, Iohn Miller, Walter Tedder, Gwen Hodges, Adair Cox, Harold Doughty, Bobby loe Smith, Iackie King, Reagan White, Andrew Smith, Kermit Gaar. Standing-Vernon Miller, Robert Lee, Iaclcie Gilbert, Stanley Beasley, Coach Lamplcin, Lionel Smith, Ronald McHall- fey, Crockett Griggs, Douglas Robinson. Something new has been added to our field of sports this year. We have a junior foot- ball tearn, headed by Coach Larnpkin. This team was formed not only to create an in- terest in football among the young high school boys but to create an interest in other sports as well. Sorne thirty boys participated in the sport. We are looking forward to a better season next year. SCORES Bossier Opponents 13 , . .. 6 44 .M , l3 7 .,, ,, 26 7 .,. .. l3 12 ... ,, 33 CHEERLEADER '!'f,gnflJf,,1f'1l14,: lJL'fC'I.Sf.-II, Many Louisa ML.'r1.vI1y, Muffin Czmwiorcl. fffelvtffz'-fffmlIQ.-: DC'lICY111Y, Iwo Gray. Hifffcmx-fwlef.in G mel, Hir'l1C11'C1' Wcirzrl, Lola Gibbs. Top Row-I. C. Howell, Bill Howell, Bill Harris. Bottom Row-Bobby Roy MCI-lalffey, Tommy Woodull, Couch Lumpkin. BUYS' BASKETBALL Bossier City Qmvonents Bossielr City Oppone- 43 Fair Park 38 43 . . .... , Byrd 31 . . . , St. Iohn's SU 57 .,.. Springhill 46 . Minden 48 SU . . Huynesvilie 43 . . Byrd 34 49 . . . .,.. Natchitoches 67 . Natchitoches 38 50 . . . . ,Homer 60 , . l-lciynesville 4U 39 . . . .Springhill 32 . . Horner 42 48 . , Minden 47 , . , Pair Park 4? 32 ,..... .... , ....,..,.. . , ,SL Iohn's nts 36 35 30 34 29 37 45 Z0 DON STEPHENS HAROLD DOUGHTY BILLY HASTY CHARLES DOUGHTY CHARLES FAULKINBEQRY Top Row-Billie Icrckson, Melda Gage, Martell Beard, Bcvttom Row-Betty Iecm lacks, Mary Guqluizzu, Bobbye Hornsby. GIRLS' BASKETBALL M155 DAVILLCOOC17 ff Q Y JJSSIER' DM' WEP Q X i f - .22 A i E i gwf, , . f . , , , G, 1 ll .., J 3' A 5 'G 2 4 ,Q .1 ' if nun: E!!-HHH!! ! 5 A, ,I ,iz f W V, , Zfiigk QI H2 , 1 is , Egfr! w 3 bg' Y? 9,5 A Q Q Y' f IUNIQR BASKETBALL Front Row-Left to Right-lcckie King, Bobby Cochran, Wayne Willioms. Second Row-Leli io Riqht-Walter Tedder, Sionley Beasley, Bobby Io Smith, Ralph Fcrullcinberry. Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier Bossier l V lunior Bosketbcfll Scores 20 26 41 2 27 14 37 2 17 47 A .,,. Bed Raiders S. I. O. ,. Belcher luriior Elm Grove CForieiti ..,,ii....H.T.Terrors . . . Bed Raiders . . B. S. l. O. , . . , , . . Belcher Iunior Cljorfeitl ,.., .,...,Elrri Grove Iunior . . ,I-I. T. Terrors TRACK TEAM Front Row-Young, Manager, Watson, C., Taylor, Rooks I-Iartqrove Sutton Carpenter Coach Kukland Second Row-Windham, Katarski, I., Cox, Millen, R Williams Robertson Roberson Third Row-Moore, Doughty, Faulkinberry, Harris, Honeycutt Moseley Millen D MCI-Ialffey Fourth Row-Peterson, Lee, Hogan, Arnold, Watson R Deqadier Lewis Montalbano For the tirst time in six years track is again a varsity sport at Bossier High School. In spite ot this vacation, this sport is showing the same success that other athletic groups have enjoyed this year. Already several state Class A rec- ords have been broken by the Green and White. The Bossier track team promises to compete on even terms with the finest teams in Louisiana. - F W FEATU E' Ill 3 ww LA LA , Qffx ' ual, Wad! QKZTMWM gh! Miss Patricia Payne Jim! gfimzalaoww ego? Mr. Bobby Ray Mclicxlffey Merry Estelle Murphy FAVQ Icrckie Bomcir + -+-+Q -Q ? + BHs +- Qf+Q- + + -+ QITES Searle Walton ,i.,...,-1--4g-4--m-...dm-lg-fm-.lm-g,1m1.,1, u1ul1m1l .-ml-un.-qu-lm-.1lu..nnl-In, 4. Rita Vernon K Beverly Rcxtcliff if e-e+eeee e e - BHS - e -+--+Q RITES Charles Doughty if + 1' BOBBY Iois ALMOND MELDA GAGE MARY LOUISE MURPHY Most Popular Boy Best All Around Girl Most Populofr Girl MARY GUGLUIZZA TOMMY WooDALL BILLY HARRIS Most Athletic Girl Best All Around Boy Most Athletic Boy STUDENT BARBARA BOOKTER Girl Most Likely io Succeed EVELYN BAUMGA RDNER Best Dressed Girl FRANKLIN FULLER Boy Most Likely to Succeed ELSA IANE TEAGUE Wiitiest Girl FAVQRITES IOHN KOTARSKI Best Dressed Boy DOUGLAS PETERsoN Wittiest Boy , - 'NS U v, in Emo C'T 1 E ow XXX? N 5:1 EIS-HTH GRADE Y-TEEN CLUB Officers lLett tO Righti- PATsY MOORE Secretary BETTY ROBINSON Treasurer DOROTHY IO HUNT President MRS. GAMBLE Sponsor ANN GLOVER V ice-President ,, Xi, Lat A 'X Q First Bow--Betty Franks, Doris Shoclcley, Barbara Parker, Annette Prothro, Mary Hogan, Eloise Mason, Barbara lean Lattrer, Delores Bryant, Marie Mills, Beverly McDowell. Second BOW-Peggy Williarris, Patsy Osbon, lona Brooks, Barbara Gardner, Catherine Hill, Virginia Yarri, Marqine Arnold, Barbara Karnes, Mrs, Gamble. Tliird Bow-Gay Nell McCOmn1On, Virginia Carter, Harriet Brarnlett, Beatrice Biclcharn, Mary Waggener, Patricia Perryrnan. EICIHTI-I GRADE Y-TEEN CLUB Officers BERNALEE RoBERTsoN President MRS. HAYS Sponsor CAROLINE BABIN Treasurer LJANCY WILLIS Vice-President MARTHA RAMBIN Secretary First Row-Lelt to Right-Betty Walker, Katherine Buford, Alice Rush, Shirley Row, Palma Riddle, Ruthie Allen, lo Ann King, Eleanor Murphy, janet Chambers, Delores Adley, Shirley Robison, Freida Turner, Beverly Tucelc. Second Row-Lett to Right-Peggy Bloxom, Lois Landry, Kay Rusca, Letha Underwood, Faye McCarthy, Mattie Sue lanes, Ella lean Mulkey, Alice Grace Salinas, Sylvia Stroops, Patricia Adamelc. Third Row-Lett to Right-Bobbie lo Preston, Shirley Tee-kell, Shirley McGee, Barbara LaVere, Velma lean Newell, Billie Sue Morgan, Mary Louise Randall, Patricia Laugh lin, Nancy McDonald. FRESHMAN Y-TEEN CLUB Qfticers EVA FuLr.iLovE Treasurer MHS. IACKS Sponsor SUE W1r,soN Secretary RUBY GRAY President DORIS PINLEY Vice-President First Ftow--Arden Lea, Angie Lodatto, Edna Nortlicutt, Brava lean Hutto, Patricia Hutt, Lela lean ltouah, Georgia lohnson, Iacgueline Daiale. Second Row-Helen Keeth, Betty lo New, Nfinvy Parker, lo Ann Montgomery, Ann Piper, Esther Lflvio, Hula Ann Weblg, Pauline Almond, Georgia Mae Seals, Delores Musso, Shirley Webb, Shirley Phillips, luliepne Beneliel-ft, Third How-Georgia Frost, lane Claiborne, Laverne Erittfan, Ruby lean Adams, Mary Ann Mondello, lanell Thrash, Peggy Lewis, Margaret Randall, learinette Stewart, lanife Collins, Virginia McDonald, Florancc Barel, Bai bara Davidson, Maude Brian. Fourth Row-Ruby Lois Harris, Della Gibson, Goldie Par-lceit, Janice Ayers, Shirleen Burley, Geraldine Hall, Clydean Madden, Flo Gene Norris, lo Ann Fanta, Kay Cochran, Marilyn Mosley, Margie jones, SCPHCMCRE Y-TEEN CLUB Officers lLett to Righti- BEVERLY RATCLIFF Treasurer IEAN D1cKERsoN Recording Secretary WYNELLE TANNER Corresponding Secretary MARY IANE RJLXMSEY Vice-President Miss DAVIS Sponsor MARTHA ANN IONES President First How-Vera Tubbs, Carrie Sue Lawrence, Vera Mae Barnes, Marcia Crawford, Glenn Chambers, Geraldine Fro- llck, Twylae Rae Turner, Lola Harper. Second Flow-Marian Johnston, loan Odom, Margaret Ann Horton, Iulia Faye Hunter, Iaclcie Bomar Rita Vernon Mary Ann Walker, Amelia Smith, Martha Culpepper, Marie Sontora, Charlotte Black, Gay Lynn Seals, Dorothy McCoy, lane Flory. Third Row--Barbara Prothro, Verna Dean Crawford, Betty Inne White, Marjorie Doxey, Margaret Doxey, Phyllis Geaslin, Peggy Bartlett, Alice Ruth Bickham, Martell Beard, Beatrice Copper, Claudia Covington, Peggy Turner, Dorothy Mae Friday, Wilda Wilson, Esther Ladatto. Fourth Row-Laverne Gould, Barbara Waller, Myra Lee Shoclcley, Genola Welch, losie Pizzalotta. IUNICDR-SENICDR Y-TEEN CLUB Qtticers IANE BUFKIN Treasurer BARBARA IEAN BOOKTEH Secretary DoRoTHY Io BRIGHAM President Miss MCKNIGHT Sponsor MELDA GAGE Vice-President First Bow-Donita Golhard, Evelyn Bauniaardner, Mary Louise Murphy, Elsa Crider, Ruth Pulwers, Marjorie Van Bounds, Mary Ruth Keeth, Betty lean Bartlett. Second Row-Virginia Hendricks, Billy lean tones, Estelle Vlfestertield, Mary Estelle Murphy, Elsa lane Teague, Patsy Willis, Esther Mae Story, Evelyn Sewell, Bobhie George, Maxine johnson, loan Hartqrove, Barbara Mcffrae. Third Row-Frances Scarborough, Bobbie LeMay, Lovey fo W'arner, Penny Patterson, Hope Evans, Billie Iaclcson, Betty lo Fazio, Mary Frances Morgan, Bobbye Faye Patterson, Rosemary Murray. Fourth Row-Bobbye Hornsby, Virginia Ann Walker, Mary Frances Singleton, Christine Coqswell, Vera Ellen Rober- son, Lois Stroud, Darlene Spears, Irene Verqo. EIGL-ITH HI-Y CLUB Citicers IERRY STINSON Treasurer HAL BOLYSTON Vice-President MR. LPAMPKIN Sponsor KENNETH KOTARSKI President CHARLES GAUTNEY Secretary U 3 .5 it P First Row-Lett to Right-Glen Matula, R. C. Mangliam, Charles Boyter, Bobby Land, Bay Iohnson, A. L. Owens Larry Stinson, loe Gray. Second Row-Lett to Right-Marvin Butler, lirrimy Ritter, Buddy Smith, Iames Hone-yctitt, Iohnny Thorp, Clarence Mc Alexander, Eugene Murphy, jerry Fenton, lomes Simpson, Frank Voiiqhn, Charles Coppedqe. Third Bow-Lett to Bight-Ralph Merritt, Dale Williams, hichard Bolin, Ralph Smith, Budfty Wilson, William Gidolens George Phillips, Donald Reeves, David Houston, Billy Cole. Fourth Bow-Lett to Bight-Leo Chadwick, john Clayton, Don Roberson, Billy Aclcley, William Mercer, Vernon Miller Cecil Hayes, Robert Peck, joel Sernxans, ferry Cowan, Lew Stephens, Maurice Wall, Billy Ray lones. FRESHMAN HI-Y CLUB Officers OSCAR RAY SoUTHERLAND Treasurer WALTER TEDDER Secretory BoBBY IoE SMITH President MR, MCCULLER Sponsor DICK LAVERE Vice-President First Row-Connie Jones, jerry Ford, Bobby Cochran, Huey Permenter, R. L. Hargrove, Ir. Second How-Donnie Hooks, Alton Iones, Andy Smith, Wuyrle Williams, Iohn Miller, Iackie King. Third Ftow-Arthur Lee Woll, Charles DeSodier, Stanley Beosley, Robert Lee, lock Harris, Billy loe Moxey SCPHCMCRE I-II-Y CLUB Cfficers TOMMY WILSON Treasurer WAYNE MCGEE President DOUGLAS POWELL Secretory HAROLD DOUGHTY Vice-President Front Row-Milburn Borefield, Frank Churchill, Lynn Walker, Dominick Dlqilormo, B. H. Westmoreland. Back How-S. P. Peters, Henry Loclcett, Clyde Hart, George Cooper. lUNICR-SENICR HI-Y CLUB Cfficers BORRY NORRIS Secretary IOHN ARNOLD President MRS. NIX Sponsor BILLY GLOVER ViCefPresialent BONNIE HAYNES Treasurer First Row--Left to Right-Sonny Williazris, Wayland Herring, lames Fuller, Andy Furlani, Dale Stinson Charles Doughty, Benny Ray White, Second Row-Billy Harty, Howard Friday, Billy Thornton, Doyle Geiser, lanies Shelton, Charles Wcitsoii M B ll H ll, linimy lohnston, Ward Brooks, Richard Wazin Third Row-Melvin Caple, 1. C. Howell, Guy Oore, i owe -CLUB Officers Corian CAMP Sponsor DoNALD MILLEN Secretary COACH KIRKLAND Sponsor GENE YARBROUGH ' President BoBBY toe ALMOND Viceflnresident First Row-Coach Camp, Bo Bennett, Clarence Nickel, Hoy Millen, Donald Williams, Tony Montalbano, john Kotarslci, Tooter Teague, Bobby Bay Mcllaltfey, Sonny Sutton, Robert Windham, Coach Kirkland. Second Row-Nick McCornn1on, Billy Mosley, Robert Walker, Lynn Floyd, William Iostinq, Gary Lattier, Don Stephens, Iarnes Honeyciitt, j. O. Finley, Third How-Searle Walton, johnny Santoro, Charles Lewis, Iames Reenan, Lawrence Founders, Roy McComber, David White, Charles Faulkinberry, laryis Giddens. MUSIC CLUB Ctticers SAMMY TOUCHSTONE Vice-President DOUGLAS PETERSON President CLAUDINE COLEY Secretary--Treasurer MR. RAMSEY Sponsor First Row-Albert Burnham, Harry Patterson, Ronald Kell, Leonard Lee, Ioyce Maier, Thomas McGuire, Wayne Yates Douglas Roberson, Iohnny Howard. Second Row-Kermit Gaar, Adair Cox, Sammy Green, Harry White, Tommy Branch, Fred Lee, Harry Stephenson lames Prothro, Chevis Webb. Third Row--Sonny Terry, Ronald lves, Donald Schroll, james Oliver, Franklin Fuller, Robert Watson, Ozell Beard Sammy Cratt, Raymond Cotton. 4-I-I CLUB Officers JEAN CARTWRIGHT President Miss MCDADE Sponsor CROCKETT GRIGGS Secretary MR. Nix Agent CHARLES BRIGHAM Vice-President MRS. VONCIEL LANK 7 f Agent First Row-Kenneth Manning, limmy Lamherson, Bobby Roland, Clyde Walker. Second Row-Frances Osborn, Harold Flay, Don Whittington, Lee Casey. Third How-Alva Rich, William Boehm. 1' l-ICDMEMAKERS Officers REBA PAY RAGLAND Historian Mas. COLEMAN Sponsor MARY ANN KRUITHOF President IDA FRASIER Secretary-Treasurer MARY GUGLUIZZA Vice-President 19 'l'Ww , 1 ,gk i Q, First Raw-Elizabeth Ann Thomas, Ann Buswell, Virginia Tombrello, Yvonne Estess. Second How-Louise Shellon, Lillie Kniqhton, Glenda Fullerton,Mariha1o Camp. Third FlowfBarbara Nell Gauntt, Anna Ray Dalrymple, Ffelda Alpnenie, leanetle Byrd, Lavania McGee FACTFINDERS CLUB Officers IEAN THOMAS President MARION ROBESON Secretary HAROLD HANSON Vice-President IERRY Cox Second VicefPresident MRS. RUBY FITZGERALD Sponsor First Row-Left to Right--jerry Snyder, lean Thomas, loe Maranto, Carolyn Underwood, Roy Underwood, Patricia Leech, Betty lane Oqlesby, Ierry Cox, Iames Lee, Buddy Mitchell, Mrs. Fitzgerald. Second Row-Gene Cutright, Gloria Greqorozylc, Marion Robeson, Mary Io Lodatto, Emaline Parker, Danny Tharp, Iaclcie Gilbert, Leland Botzonq, Larry Teague, Harold Hanson, Kenneth Boyter. Third Row-Barney Gardner, Diane Marshall, Freddy Manis, Vivian Shadion, Wayne Ford, Donald loe Taylor, Brad- ford Baker, Ray Harris, Everet Mayo, Glen Snyder, joseph Hogan. HANDICRAFT CLUB Cfficers LIONEL SMITH Treasurer MR. HAWKINS Sponsor IosEPH IOHNSON President REAGAN WHITE Secretory-Reporter BARRY MCGEE Vice-President Hrs! Row-Lell Io Hlijlll-TOIIHIIY lolmson, jerry Fields, Deon Brown, joseph lolmson, Bobby Womack, Don Golden, Mr.Howlci11s. Sewoml Row-l,eH to HlC1l1lfAClIk0II Kelly, Cecil l,o1rc7lorf,l, Lionel Smith, Hecrqon While, Barry McGee, Lamar Prisoclc. Third Row-Lell lo l?1qlztwBllly Wf,lliSOll, Beverly llolrynxple, jackie Edwards, Ronald Mcllolfley, Marlin Prisoclc, Bobby Woqqorrer, Tommy Srorborouqlu, Harold Oolesby. c L' . amp 'mem of Commumty Center PATRICIQREED Grocery and Market ' 2158 East Texas St. CO. Bossier City 200 Benton Highway 0 Phone 4-2673 Phone 3-8013 I Bossier City, Louisiana Don Hearst Appreciates Your Easy Terms For P Remodeling and Repairsv atronage TOWN 0F BOSSIER CITY Mayor RAY FESTERVAN Nfarshal H. N. BOWMAN J. D. FENTON L. PAUL DYSON DWIGHT D. LAUGHLIN DANNY MEZIEL E. L. REDING. Clerk HELEN MABRY, Assistant Clerk Compliments of MURRAY CONSTRUCTION CO. General Oil Field Contractor Phone Benton Road 3-1811, 3-4559 Bossier R. E. 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The future men and women of America. of LIKE WE- We are building a future Bossier-that you will he justly proud. BROTHERS MoNTGoMERY AGENCY, IN C. 525 Barksdale Blvd. EENEEAE INSUEANEE MONTGOMERY REALTY CO. Phone 3-4177 BRoKERs-BUILDERS DEVELOPERS , , , M sf D coNsTRUcT1oN BOSSWI' CIW, LOUISiana GENERAL CONTRACTORS 'EAsk Anyone We Serve BOSSIER BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Wishes to Extend to the Staff of the Yearbook and to the Students of Bossier High School Its Sincere Congratulations. Total Resources Over 3B7,500,000.00 All Deposits Insured to 355,000 By F. D. I. C. Bossier City, La. BARKSDALE DRUG ST ORE, INC. 'Ir A Rcgistcred Druggist 011 Duty At All Times i' 501 Barksdale Boulevard Phone 2-3172 .531 I 7 C0 ugratu-lations, Graduates! g g ECUNUMIUAL ,4 - an y Q cnNvENlENr E851 ER , an ZW lm fnw YUUR TRULLEY CUMPANY THE BREWSTER COMPANY, INC 5llI!f'l'l0l' Drnllmg Equipment Sim-e l9l0 Shreveport. Lu. W e Salute the Faculty and Entire Student Body of Bossier High School COMPLIMENTS OF THE OWNERS AND ALL EMPLOYEES OF BOSSTER - SHREVEPORT TRANSPORTATION CO. 1513 Barksdale Blvd. Bossier City Cheap Electricity Is Sweet Music I Q I MQ' 5' Always PAYS To Shop N At :s aw Q Compliments Of WONDER BAKERY Bakers of Wonder Bread and Hostess Cake s1w ,. 1 f eeef L 'R ff 'M COTTON BAKING CO. A 'A' PARKER'S GROCERY Compliments ffHappya Parker Manager Of . Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Grain Dealer Drag Line Hay., Corn, Oats and Bran Contractor Texas St. Phones 2-1117 -- 2-1118 'A' Refresh Coca-Cola Bottling Company Shreveport Today . . . more people aye Nafaral Gay than efoer before ff IT'S CLEAN! if IT'S CHEAP!! if IT'S DEPENDABLE!!! MKAN SAY LOUI Sl ANA GAS CD. Serving Shreveport and 108 Other Communities in the Ark-La-Tex Area Compliments of U CHEVROLET THE HICKS CO., Ltd , Wholesale Grocers RED RIVER Shreveport 0 Mlnden N t h toches B C ty 0 Sh I t EVANS SPORTING GOODS alt Pays To Play , Complete Outfitters All Sports Shreveport, La. Z5 Quality For 79 Years Compliments of I A. E. '6Swede CO. Compliments Builders of A. H. Meadows A. E. HSwede Johnson CO. Phone 8-1160 236 Pennsylvania Ave. . Shreveport, La. ir Complimen Complimen of 0f D. C. HALL ATLAS SHEET TRANSPORT CO. METAL WORKS INC. Bossier City, La. ir FEIBELS Compliments of H. B. HORNSBY Nofgg Contractor G ine Parts and Se Bossier C y 1102 Marshall L0 Ph 6 2 4915 Sh p L Commercial Photography Copies and Portraiture BACON'S STUDIO 207 Monroe St. Bossier City, Louisiana Phones 2-4626 - 2-5038 Max Bacon H. C. Bacon You Can Save at ct. G. STYRON SIBLEY'S HARDWARE 521 Barksdale Blvd. Wfhe Ringmann 2225 Creswell Street Shreveport, Louisiana A WWPJ. g job with voice-contacts with f places may be yours when you become a telephone operator. nents, even oceans, quickly melts be- fore the speed of the telephone network a A fascirlatin 31-away Distance across conti t your command. For high school graduates who qualify, here's inter- esting important work With good pay and opportunities for advancement, in a company known all over the South as a good place to work. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1' 1 'tiff S EM 1 i n 5 Ng A Best Wishes RAY FE STERVAN CITY MARsHAL A The Home of AH1CIiCH,S Best Known Quality Apparel to R yi l L Ill , 'l ll UNI!! lllrlil lllll, Ill Ill Y Shreveport, La. Since 1902 Hearne's has catered to shoppers of the Ark-La-Tex Area Who Want Quality Merchandise. ir Hamann IB? GQXDJIEJS CI2CD..IH!'ID. Best By Taste Test S I N C E l 89 6 WM? AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL SERVICE Shreveport, La. IIIIIIIIESS-Illlllllll IIC. 117 Crockett Lincoln - Mercury Phone 4-3281 GIBBS IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. John Deere Sales and Service Myers Water Systems 415 Spring St. Phone 3-3575 Shreveport, Louisiana MADDEN AND LARKIN Building Contractors 730 Rome St. Bossier City, La. f ' . Q - g ,Y Congratulatlons .. .. ...., .., --'-'-zgz:z:agegf' '- I '-N-., Q., ,Q reieiieia. K0 the .. ' f t . Graduates A - fi Of J' ' Q.. if . -- .Q'3-'- i'f2f . ' b Bossier ' ff -V--P- . r ..,.. ' x4', ' :f : ' '- 1+ 11 007 , May We Help You in Planninb Your Home of Tomorrow? B-Top ji? Distinctive Furniture Since 1896 Q Compliments of WAYNE'S MAGNOLIA SERVICE Wayne Mason 701 Barksdale Blvd. Compliments of Q COFFEY'S 50 and l0c to 315.00 517 Barksdale Blvd. Phone 2-9385 MSay It With Flowers BOSSIER CITY FLOWER SHOP 336 Traffic Street v Phone 2-0630 Your Les Memoires Portraits by gig STUDIU 1409 Fairfield Avenue NORTON SINCE BUSINESS COLLEGE Q L I- , , The School of Individual Teaching u S e I n S FULLY ACCRED1'rED BY AMERI- CAN ASSOCIATION UF COMMER- if CIAL COLLEGES APPROVED FOR C. 1. TRAINING Shopping Center Of COMMERCIAL COURSES INCLUDING AGENT TELEGRAPH A1-lg-L3-TeX COURSE ik 4th Floor Levy Building In Same Location For Over a Quarter of a Century Phone 2-8730, Shreveport, La. Service and Quality For Over 54 Years Engraving by Shreveport Engraving Company Shreveport, La. Printing by Journal Printing Company Shreveport, La. AUTCGRAPI-IS Q. 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