C E Byrd High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)
- Class of 1932
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If this, your yearbook, has helped to preserve for you a part of your high school life, if it keeps alive for you pleas- ant days of youth, then its purpose is fulfilled. i' T f N TIF IIE N TIF 03 B0014 B00K Boolc Book BOOK Bo0K Bo0K M I-ADMINISTRATION II-CLASSES III-ACTIVITIES IV-FAVORITES V--FEATURES VI-ATHLETICS VII-ADVERTISEMENTS SN' xi-xx NS wr ef iq? emorzkz Mn Garrett giavnm Garlnngtnn ,N Grurejmosvlvg N 4 agqghw' Q. - . ,wrt Q, .. We gm xv Q . L. ' A .. W. ei a. ' .Www 'Q Q, .V fwifn llDlIEllDlllfIlZfWlINEDN To the championship football team and its coaches, it is with great pride that we, the Senior Class of Byrd High School, dedicate the 1932 Gusher. They have achieved what has never before been attained . . . the winning of the Louisiana State Championship in two successive years . . . and we take this means to ex- press our appreciation. PRINCIPAL Cnrllgrmttllaitiolls to thc grcut class of 1932. .Nlsw 1-ullgmllllailinlls to ilu- ml- itol' zmtl stuff who lluvc lllillll' this hook il rvulity. 'llhcir xslmlr- olnjcvt has In-4-n to wystalllizv memories of high school days. to portray thx- itll-als alnsl umlritions towurtl which this school strives. and to establish tliosr- tics ol' lymwlagc lwtwcmi students and their school which years cannot effacc nor distance dim. All honor to the whole class. and IIIZIV the ideals and ambitions of hivh school clavs GRUYER C. K1 FFFNIAN. bc rcailizml in an lllllblif. nsefnl lifc. P l n, 1 f of gf s-ss -f P I , L M ., ,. , J Ifv g,LCj Cf ' X C '. 4' Th lI'll'l'Il ASSISTANT PRINCIPAI j GQMZVSOIZ J Mus. MARY KA'l'1lHklNl-1A1:lms Miss ZEl.nA ALLEN Mus. lfllwlcrz Al,s'roN Mlss MYR'l'Lh1G.AYM1DNIl Miss RU'l'll BATcmcLolc M lr. Nll'l'CHEl.L Bl'lNNE'l l' ' mmf iv M, , ww, W .. M',' ' Q. ,WW A 'mf- 'f v q. w 'EW E1 fmt , MR. H. J. Co1.vlN MB. J. D. Cox W Fx- 'A' Mx M' ? M 12' A if W ' w 1 4 , ,, .y ,J Miss ELHANQI: B1.A'r'1'r:l:MAN MISS EL1z,mm'11 BROWN l1lSSJl+INNllil,.BROWN Miss Nlmuzmucs Clmmmcwrz Fiflecn Sixteen MR. LRR UOBSON Miss HRTTY ECRI-:R XJR Miss Jo flRl'fliN Miss DoRRls HANDS Miss GERTRIIIJH H.-KRKRIDER I , MR. .I. T. HARWRLI. Miss LRE DRUNA llwrr MR. W. IJ. JOHNSON MR. J. FI. ELLIQT1' - X MRS. M .-xRx:.xRRT NIORGAN Miss ZULA GILCREASE MR. .lonx C. GRAHAM A , Mlss MARIA THERESA LEBLANC Miss STELLA LEoPoLn Miss ELIZABETH Lrr'rLE.1oHN Miss GRACE H. LONG MR. H. M. KNILANS MRS. G. C. KOFFIVIAIJ Miss HESTER L0oN1aY MR. J. W. McALoNE MRS. MAE MCCUTCHEON MR. J . W. MCKAY Miss MARGARET Moon Miss ANNIE GARNER NEALE Seventeen l2vf,21Ill'l'll cf' Miss IRMA Homwsopv MISS MOZELLE Rom-:Y MR. 'l'. H.xYM0Nn Sum Miss lilml-:Nix SIMMONS NIR. F. H. PRENDERCAST Miss I'E-ull. VRYOI: TWISS Mxncxmfr Pum IS NIISS NIICRCICIIICS RICHARDS Miss l,ucll.1.12 RICHARDSON Miss Rmfl-Y Ruomss Miss I.1mI.lNlc Al,l,lsoN MR. W. E.Dr1nNRR MISS NIMH W. CR0wm:R MR. Al.l!l'1R'l' E. KIRRY Miss l1'l.0R.x ll. ,lmreanlx Miss WVINNIFRED lIIRKl.l'T Mlss GERTRIJDI-I NPl'l'lIPIRl.ANll I MR. J. ll. Wmss 1Vllss,l0r1 Bl-:AM WARREN MR. R. A. SMITII MRS. SARA Plczmzln. Miss I,n.l,,x IN1cCLuRl4: Miss A N N IIA LL Ninrlvrn 1' lf' VJ' Tll'f'l1IY Y Miss CORA TURPIN 'Z' 1 Miss JOHN M. STIQELE Mus. HESTER NURTUN NASH Miss AMA-xxm Howl-:LL 'Xhss Isuzu-:l,l.E FLEMING Miss Lvcx' Mr:1.1.I'1.ATT Miss ELEANOR FRANK NIR. Z. L. CANNON Miss Cl-:UA SMILEY MR. I.. R. SMITH Mus. C. E. Bmw:-:zz Miss Sur: ll:-:1-'LEY f 1 :fd Li f..1 'f ,- IWIII I. I I I I I I I 4X ,wh II XXXKKRW 4 ' ffl A, wir fI: IQ Ix I 1 I' if . N f . X I f f . X a I yy, Qs y XX X 'VQX STV f 'f f ,X I, III I IXIIXX ix ,I j ' ' X f fm, I sf E Q Q I- W I, I I,I,I!l'UUf'xlI n l I ,,i., ' v 'v , , , Am AAL, If W W 1 'xfxr W' II? I V gi ' 3 ,H 2 1? I I .Lf Q Izfg .Q.l:f,, fi4,:'i1J'l 'J YI. I 5 S 54 ' J 3 E If V IJI , 5 x. 5 XM S I if U Lf? Q .:'t 3 ,f 'A'Y I fl-H, W ' ' 'H Q I1 l' 'I f 1 J , I I xlxxvw I II .I I ' , I 1 N , NEI 5 L I, fl f A L! I If X X, 77 if ,f X. fa IK ULA S SIE S X7 WW f X X I T10 3 H H1lE, yxx KW' l1'h.K, if Q xi in 7 . My 4 Ag V ful C I 5 K . he V ENN v ' V ' fl' N NLllI'W ,uIkA -A , '19 : ' ' ,f'i 'NfrF, A 1 ..f i ' 7 QV ,fm Nf X, N 3 A M racluates rw my-nad' Twenty-four X fff if-2 M .Iw- dll -If STILWELL TIFFIN IVIIRGARET JANE TAYLOR Vice-President Secretary RANDOLPH MANNING MARTIIA LINDSAY President Treasurer Senior Officers and Committees MOTTO: WI, build a laddvr by which uw climb. COLORS: Green and White. RING COMMITTEE HALI-'ORII IIIGGINBOTHAM, Chairmang LUCILLE BUTLER, LOUIS MITCHELL, FRANCES GRAHAM. FLOWER COMMITTEE ELIZABETH DURHAM, Chairmang JULIA SCALES, EMILY OSTENDORI-'12, MAY HENDRICK. INVITATION COMMITTEE JOE RENOV, Chuirmang LUCILLE FRANK, PPIYTCTN KELLY, CAROLYN YEARWOOD. MOTTO AND COLORS COMMITTEE ELIZABETH LEONARD, Chairmang STEWART SLACK, IVIARGUERITE SWEARINGEN. SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE CLAY JOHNSON, Chairmang MARGARET BRINKMANN, MAROE ELLIS, LAURA WINSLOW, C. G. JOHNSON, HUGH STEVENS, HELEN EMBRY. i MAC ARMITAGI-I SIDNEY A YLFS 119 ELLEN AI,I,llRIIlH'lha ,Ion ALF0Rn 4 PAULINE ASHLEY CATHERINE ANDRI-IOLA THEUS ARMISTEAD Tommy ARLINE CAROLYN BO0TH ll 1-:Nl-1 BRASWELL Tu.-KRION Bocas BUEL BROWN Ex EANOR JANE BAINS ELLIOTT BERRY Twenty-five S . ,. . u N , xi Twvnly-six fAGl.EY IJQNALD BANcuol-'T l,rc:1u: Bl11'l.r:n Howmzn Buck BRYAN Br:'r'1'Y lMx'r1-in , WIl.I,f1lNILlllSY lhmzk Fmmzbzs Bum CHARLES B1-1,u1c11,-xml' l,1Nnsn BROCK HUGH BELLAMY IIARRY BRANDT lJmm'1'HY B,wuN1c11'r Bwru lifvrrzs M ,uuonm Bnowx Mfuu:Am:1' liluxmnxn A I.omNm Cox WAl.'rr:mNE CovlNm'oN Fm-:n CA :wma liulsrzm' CMLL1-:1'rzA1' LA M1-Lm.u CAnuwuu. IM ,N lSlcl,ua Cmv D IMO I: 7 Ill-zu-:N C,fusl-:Nlmn Anus CIIAPMAN ATWEL1. CHAMPION FRANCIS CHHMINO El,lZ.XIIE'l'lI CROSS .I me tL,u.mvl51.l, Lunm CORVILLE Tu'l'nty'sc1ren Twenty-eighl MAY CO0K THOMAS Cnowle LILY FAYE CULWELL ,, REYNON CHEESMAN RUSSELL Cl-HTWOOD IRENFI DELAUNE Enww DEPUTY JosEPH DAVIGNON ELIZABETH DURHAM HAZEN COLE LAURA BELL CLARK ERNEST COCKRELL ANGUS COMPTON PENN CRAIN 77744 Amar: DlsT'roN Du1.1.lN Donn T. G.Uucmv0u'1'11 Gus lIl5Mo1'oLls ALFRED lI1eGm:1:cr1 C. E. D1-:EN Eva MAE ELSTNER Ad ,,, 11.1 5 GX .N Gomnm E1:ul.l-:s'1'0N Mulm-1 Emma LEQNA EDELSTEIN VI Axcr: ELLIS JONETTA ELAM MARY 'Fmcc EAKIN CULLEN EVANS Twvnly-nine Thirly MARY ANN FULCO FRANCES FAZIO VINCENT FAzm MARY NELL FEDUCIA WlI,,I..lAM FARM:-:R HI-ZLEN Fox SA M FERTITTA IAUCILLE FRANK IRENI-I FoUTs MARY FELTUS LOUISE Fl'rz0ERAl,n KATHLE1-:N FITZGERALD ARBON FRLRER JOSEPHINE FOWLER L X Dick GULLEDGE ANIARJORIE Goonwm VERA GARNER XVAYMAN GRAHAM VERNA Guns CIIARLES FOSTEIQ V B1-:ssm Gow Evm.YN GLOVER BILLY GLASSELL A. C. HARDMAN I EMMA Lou GARRISON Cmmcm GRONER RICHARD Gonnow Thirty-one Thirty-Iwo '- so CIIALMERS I'IU'l'CIllSON E. P. HUNT ALBERT HARl'ER, JR. Kouxcm IIARWY Amnmzw Hoovm: PAUIJNR HARRIS 14'R.wcRs GRAHAM 'l'R.-xvls Gnsns HELEN FAH-1 Hovr VIVIAN HAH: PAT H,xRR1soN I.ou1slc Howu HAL:-'oRu HIGGINBOTHAM gg-W-IIN., ff . I W '! v'M',- '?'.,A'. AW' W ' fc T. M. HORTON RICHARD HEAN J. E. HANKS KATIILRIQN HEAD LEMUEL HOLLEY SHIRLEY HOWARD ROSALIE HAVER FRANK HARDISON EARL HOUSTON TOMMY HUTCHINSON MA Y HENDRICK NANCY HARRIS MAx1NE HAssoN MATTYBRLL HOLLIIIAY Thirty-three Tllflfy-fullf LA VRRNE JIIFI-'RIES GLADYS KOCH MALCOLM KRENTEL WAIIII HART hmm ,IIt1'I2I: ELIZMIIQTH JOHNSON EIIWINA JOHNSON LOIS JETIJR JOE KEENE VIRGINIA KEMP RUTII KELLY PICYTON KELLY ETIILENA JACKSON CLAY JOHNSON MARY JANE LAU' ELIZABETH LEONARD MACY VLONIGINO GRAHAM KEENE ADELINE LECOMTE MARTHA LEINDECKER CARL LAUHON TONY LEWIS PERRY MIDYI-:TT WILELLE MYERS A Jassns McCuLLoucn GERALMNE LYNCH MAXLNE LLAU, How:-:LL Lnvy Thirty-five Thirty-six RUIIY MCGRAW IlAzI-1I. MCCIILLOUGH LOUISE MARSll.Al.L M ARIQIIERITL: MARSHALL MARY ELLEN MCELROY En MOFFAT JO MIIRKJV MARY MORCIKN DURIS MCCRERX' MARGARET MCKINNEY LOUIS MITCHI-:LL DOROTHY MCDUFF VIRGINIA MARTIN CLAIIO MCMILLAN I , 1, MI:IIcIsIII:s Nrzwsom Rom-:RT Nouu-1 WILLIAM NOIILI: BI:'I'rY NPIILII CEIIIIIC NORIIIQII BESSIE MCCLARAN ROBIN B. NELSON MILIIREID f,RY DORIS POPPLILWELI. JANE OQNEAI. EMILY 0s1'ENDORFIf' JIIANNIWIE flBl'ZR CECILE OLIPHANT CWI-:NIIOLYN UQRRIICN Thirty-seven Thirly-eight VLADO l'AvLOEE EUGENE PARKER WILDA PHILLIPS CHARLES PRATT CHRISTINE PARADICE KEN NETH PERRY IVIASTERN POWELL W ALTI-IR PLATT PRESTON PETTY ARTHUR PAWLING MARY ELLEN PETERSON LEONARD PRATT NIARY ELIZABETH PETERSON PAULA PHILYAW 4. wwf Q JUSTIN QUERBES NEIL ROBERTS W ILLIAM ROBINSON JOE RI-:Nov JACK Roncmxs GWENDOLYN POST EVELYN PRICE RUTH ROBINSON IDEL RUCKER BONNIE Russ ELIZABETH RAILSBACK ELLA V. Ross JUANITA Ruruzncw ROYAL RI-:No1s Thirty-nim. Forty BETTY S'wANK CETHRA SANDERS EvELYN SHIRMER E- HENRY Roos JAMES LEE ROBINSON JAMIE RAMSEY IIELEN ROBINSON HELEN STERNBERO HARRIOTTE SMITH BROWNIE STEEN CHLOTILDE SMITH VIRGINIA ROBERTS BETTY ROBINSON MAR.I0RIE STIICREY I , ! , bf, 'M f, 1, Il If 1 , X- .Z 1 f fy! ,.' X Kun, S'l'ov.-u.L NlARCUERl'l'E SWMRINGEN .IUMA Sc:.u,r:s S'l'l11NAR'l' Sl xl.KliL.Kll Suu l R.xNcr:s Sllmnmc llulxc Sr:1.m-:R NERC ...ff 1' ACK Gmnvs SANDLIN RICH um SIMPSON HUGII STEPHI-:Ns lY1.4,qf5.fLflfJAl7Z1,, IYALBOT S'l'l-IHl.E KATII LEICN SK I N Nlili JAMES SMITH ERMAN MARI.AN SMITH lfnrlv -Ullt ' .FA Forfv-I lm .Ill-1Nl'l'A SMITH V A N lfzsx Su1.1,n'A IN IEARBARA Scm' 1' . . . 3 f , I - fi .. W11,lxr:R S'l'.Klll. Hman SHANNON W,-HN!-1 S'l'0llIl.-KRD FANNIE SMITH N.-WNW: Mm SPINKS CLARENCE Suufl-'l-11: J.-xmzs W1 ARVIN 'IWLLINGHAST CASTLI-1 TIFFIN Gll.l.lr1Sm:HLr:s Cmvmxn SHr:L'roN Ihzssn-1 SNELLINC Ml-:RcE1.1'1'E 'l'11oM1'soN A'rlu.1'N VAN Aksnm. liomzm' W1LsoN PAULINE WYILSON TIIELMA VARNER 151111-xl, 'l'1-:Lsoxs K Y NIILICS 'l'uc:m:R DUROTHY Wnrrr: Llfclrzw Wrznmzns ALTA WILLIAMS Vonus Wn,uAMs GAII. Wll,l!lYR Ilfuuu Wr:s'rox S'l'ANl.l:IY WILBUR lfurlrl-lllrw Fortyfaur Ummm: IJ. WRAY, Jn. 'l'lul,m NVIIITI-I Cllxlxlmzs WVILSUN Hum-:N G. Wurru ANNIE LM: WAl,L.u:l-L ROGER WINQ lkulm Wlwsmw RUTH Wlfllk ,. ,ll-zknmz XVILLIAIVIS 'l'ur:1,MA Wr:1,Lu0uN FRAN431-is XVELLBORN rx IAIAROLD WARRPZN Bl-IVIAIRLY Wnuzux NICK XVIIEIJ-ZSS WI.-ALTER WHITE Lomslf: Wlll'1l,ICSS Anu1.E Wlmzox Luo XVAIIDELI. A CAROLYN Ymnwoou Annu-zu Zum LAMAR BAKER C. G. JOHNSON Llsslr: EMMA Wll.IlI'l'l'2 Fnrtv-five Forty-sux . . Alan..- ..., 7 -.pp . .f'+. rm nsgs me At last it is before you-THE 1932 GUSHER. No one knows until he has worked with a year- book the trials and tribulations that go on be- hind the scenes-the people whom you must beg to have their pictures made, the diiliculty in se- curing ads, the late spring activities we must wait for, especially that sad day when the pic- tures for our Beauty Section were lost-of these we shall not talk. We will only express the wish that you may appreciate our efforts-for we have done our best to present a GUSHER that is different from its predecessors, an annual that is not 'cjust like all the rest. To those whose names have been omitted, or whose pictures do not appear herein, we wish to apologize. Perhaps you wanted a GUSHER, but were unable to secure oneg or if in any way you are disappointed, we are sincerely sorry. We know that we cannot please all of you, and only hope our efforts have not been in vain. THE 1932 GUSHER STAFF. -.--.-. .. s .... -,!,4J,-U ll: W V M7 A i K X xx ff! 14?? f' fy, X RQ ,MSX X ff n ergracluates Ji lv... R, il: lk HH H 1If+i1fH Ei2 A M4221 il ...kk , ww - 4.-- , I .I 1 I ADGI-1R,J0llN B. AKCIIIN, DORA ALLWIIITE, THELMA ARMISTEAD, THI-:US BAILEY, RICHARD BAILLIO, CLEO BALCOM, HARRY' BARKLEY, HAZEL BOWEN, ELIZABETH BOYD, RALPH BRANDSTEADFR, HEBPIR BRASWELL, GENE BRANIG, LAwRI-:NCE BRAZELL, BESS BRISTER, E. D. BROCK, LINSDAY BRUTON, CLIFTON CARROLL, JOHN CHERRY, JO CLARK, ALICE MARIE CLEGG, TED COOK, JOE Cox, KATHLEEN CURRIE, MARTHA DAIGRE, SALLIE B. DANIELS, THOMAS DAVENPORT, DORIS DAVIDSON, ANDREW DAY, SARA ELIZABETH JRICLANEY, RAYMOND JJEN NY, BILLY DICKSON, DONALD DIXIE, MOSS DOUGLASS, ELIZABETH EAKIN, MARY TRIGG ELLIOT, GARLAND ELMORE, JESSIE MAY EMBRY, VAUGHN FEDUCIA, MARY NELL FEDUCIA, TONY FERGUSON, DON FORT, WALTON Fox, HELEN FRANK, MARY LOU GERMAN, GEORGE GOODE, PHILLIP GRAHAM, JOHNNY GREEN, HERBERT GUMP, ROBERTA H.ARGRON'E, HARDY B HARPER, RAYMOND HATCIIER, CLIFFORD HATCI1ER,J0 HAVER, ROSALIE I'll'2NLl'IY, MURRY IJ!-lNSl.l-IY, ROBERT HERNANDEZ, JO HERNANDEZ, PILA HOLLEY, LEMUEL IIOOVER, ANDREW HOPE, TOM HOWE, LOUISE HOYT, DONALD HOYT, HELEN FAYE HUDSON, SAMUEL HUGHES, RUTH HUNSICKER, JOHN JACOBSON, SIDNEY JACQUET, EARLE JOHNSON, FRANCES JOHNSON, ROY KEOUN, BOBBY KRALICH, AILICE KROLL, DOROTHY LAIRD, SAVANNA Seniors LANG!-1, DALE LEAIIY, WILSON LEISR, WARDELL LEMMOND, BILLY LEVY, HOWELL LONG, JOHNNY MACI.IN, MARGARET MARTIN, FRANCES L. MATHENY, DICR MCCULLOUIIH, FRED MCCULLOUGH, JESSIE MCCUTCHEN, ELIZABETH MCDONALD, CLIEI-'ORD MEEK, HARRY MILLER, ELIZABETH MONSOUR, EMILE MORAN, MARGARET MURDOCK, WILLIAM MURPHEY, ROZIER MYERS, SIDNEY MYERS, THOMAS NICHOLAS, ABRAHAM NICHOLAS, ELIAS NICHOLSON, DOROTHY I 21:41 E2 NORRICD, CEDRIC ODI-1I.l,, DOYLE ODOM, OMYEA OLIPHINT, CECILE 0l.lPHlNT,JOSF1PHINE OSBORNE, KENNETH LJSTEEN, BOB PAPA, SAM Pl-IATROSS, SIDNEY PETERSON, MARY E. PIERCE, RALPH E. PRATER, P. J. PRESLAR, FRANCES PRUDHOMME, JOHN PUGH, MOPEAT RAY, RICHARD RHODES, J. C. ROBINSON, LOUISE ROGERS, SUE SCHLATER, .JUANITA SKEELES, CILLIE SROOG, VINNIE SLEDGE, LAMAR SLIMER, GERTRUDE I I SMITII, LOUIS SN!-LLL, LOUISE SU MN ER, AROL SULLIVAN, VANESA STOIIVER, LEE STODDARD, WAYNE STAHL, WELBY W. TAYLOR, BOB THOMAS, HELEN TOLER, CHRISTINE TOOKE, ED TOUPS, THELMA VAN HOOSE, HUGH VAN LOAN, HUDSON Vox LES, RUTH WALDRON, LEON WALLACE, ANNIE LEE WARREN, HAROLD WATTS, I-IORTENSE WEATHERBEE, BLISS WILBER, GAIL WINGO, DAN YEARWOOD, LELIA ZEvE, ALFRED Forty-nine I ALEXANDER. JAMES ALLEN, EDRIS ALTON, ALCA ANDERSON, JEAN ANTHONY, M.AR1'll.-K ASKEW, PEGGY ATKINSON, MARTll.A ATTAWAY, HERM AN BAKER, ELI-IA NOR BAKER, JAMES BARBER, LOUISE Bl-IENE, MUTELl.PI BEESON, JACK BELL, FRANK Bl-ZLL, MARY' EYELYN Bl-IST, W. C. BISSI-IL, OLTON BLACK MAN, CHARLES BLALOCK, NELl.X' BLANDINO. MIKE Fifty ,...-IM. t , N.. .M.w'3. ,, I ,L Q BLIZZARD, HENRX' HLOOMHURY, BILLY BODEN Ill-IIMIER. JIMMIE BOOK EN, BESSIE BOWEN, CATH!-IRYN BRANDT, HARRY BRANSTEADER, LUCY BROWN, ANDY BROWN, FAN NY MAX' BRYAN, JEROME BRYANT, MAY BLICKNER, MARX' BUFKIN, CAROLYN BULLOCK, DORIS LEE BURROW, HELEN BUSIIY, ERNEST BUTLER, LORETTA BUTLI-IR, RAYMOND BYRD, JANE CANLI-1Y,DONALD A Juniors CRISTENSEN, NAOMI CHLRCHMAN, JOHN QIIARK, LAURA LEE DE ClIERCl'1, ALFRED DE LALNE, HENRX' DEMOPULOS, VACO CLAVVSON, ANNIE LLOYD DOIQGET, MARY CODE, HI-:RSHEL COLE, THI-:LMA COLLEY, WILSON COLLINS, BROCK DOLL, LOUISE DOWNER, WEBSTER DUNN, J.ACK DUPUY, JOHN COOPER, ALVA LEE ELGGLESTON, RLTH COPELAND, JACK ELLIOTT, GARLAND CORN WELL, HARRIETT ELLIS, HILDRETH C'OwAN, LANCTON ELLIS, MARJORIE CRAFTS, JOHN F. ELLZEY, MAXINE CROSS, JAMES EVANS, W. C. CROSS, MARY ELIZABETH FERGUSON, WI-:SLEY CULIIERTSON, LOUISE FERTITTA, CERARD CURRIE, FRED CLYTIIBERT, JAMES DAILY, DORA DAVIS, ORA FINDLEY, EDWIN FITZWATER, HARVEY FORCE, FRANKLIN FFRD, AI.TON F FOWLICR, S'ANDI-:RS. JR. FRE!-IDMAN, BILLY FREE-LLANIJ, WITT FREEMAN, BETTY FRUMER, LOUIS FULCO, CATHERINE ULLER, MARY' ULLER, SARA NFII.I, ULLILOVE, MCDONALD ULLILOVE, MELIIA ACE, FAY ETSWINCER, FLOYD G C GILLS, WILLIAM OETSCHEL, BI-:ULAII GOETZ, WALTER GORDON, WENDELL GRAHAM, L. F. GRAHAM, RUTII GRAY, JOE W. LJREBER, HARVEY ,gg-Iszvrafawwfwe A Iai AI xx, L .Qu GREENE, MFKRJORIE GREEN FIELD, LEONARD GREER, J OHN GRONER, LEE HAROLD HAMMANN, WALTER HAMNER, FREDA HAMNPIR, LUCILLE HAYGOOD, OLLIE HERBPIRT, WILBERT HENDRICK, MARGUERITE HEN DRICK, SHIRLEY HENRY, DORIS HILBURN, WINFRED HISER, SUNSHINE HOLMES, WALTER HOWE, JACK Howl-1I.L, LUCILLE HOWELI., MILDRED ILANDO, SAM JENKINS, JULIA JENKINS, ROBERT JETER, PRESTON JOIINSON, IJOUGLAS JOHNSON, HELEN JOHNSON, IRMA JONES, EUGENE KATZ, EYELYN KE.ASLER, JIM KEfIl.EY, RUTII KEMP, MAREL KF1SILMAN,lJOROTH KING, GEORGE LAIRD, ELSIE IJPIADMAN, GABE LEAKY, LOLITA LEE, DRAKE LE GRAND, J. W. LEVY, HAROI.D LEVY, ROSETTA LEWIS, LOIS Y A Juniors IIILLEY, GRICTCHEN LINDSAY,JUANITA LOSEY, KEITH MAIQNANI, MARIE NIALONE, J. CLIFFORD MANN, JACK MASON, HOPE MASTON, BARBARA MATHENY, SARAH MATIIEWS, VIRGINIA MAXWELL, LA VI-:RNE MCCAIN, ERN!-ISTINE MCCARTY, HAZEL MCCOOK, SIUZANNE MCCORD, COOPER MCGEEI-IEE, GERALDINE McKAY, LILLENE MCKPLNZIE, ORREN MCMEEL, MARY' MCMICHAEL, W. A. rh -fa, METZICR, EDDIE MEYER, HPIRM-KN MILLER, JAMES MlLLF1R,MURRPILl. MILLS, NELL NJONTGOMERY, OLIVIA MOORPI, FRAN K MORRIS, HOWARD MOSill.EY, GRACE MOSELEY, JOE MULLER, MITIZIIELI. MUROV', LEON MIIRPIIEY, CATIIERINE M1'ERS, CAROLYN NEAL, CHARLES NFIVINGEK, ESTHER M. NORDYKE, THOMAS ODI-LLL, EARL ODEN, DILLON QJGILVIE, BIICKNER ORR, LESLIE URY, EDITH U'SUI.I.IvA N, KATlll.FlEN LJVVENS, MARGARET PALMER, VIRGINIA PATRICK, MARY PATTERSON, SUE PA YNE, En PAYNE, JIM PEATROSS, CAMPBELL PHILLIPS, BI-IATRICE PHILLIPS, J. CLIFFORD POTTS, FRANK POWERS, MARY ALICE PRICE, J. P, PRINCE, MERLE RAILSRACK, EDWARD RATZRURG, CARL REED, BETTY VIRGINIA REITI-IR. WII.LE1'rE F ijty-one SOM IRINDYER, S'l'ICl.I. I lil-1YN0l.IlS, R. .I. RICE, VINOENT RICE, WINSTON RIOHEY, PEARL Rll'l'FIX', I,0RlS IIOBEIKSON, f,LLlE M KY ROBPIRTS, J AMES ROY, PII-1l.I'1N SANDIFER, JAMES SIIAIEE. JESSIE MAY SCARB0ll0UGH,I1AN C. S'EALY, HELEN Sl-INTI-ILL, JACK SIll'1l'llI'1RD, CARL SIIIPII, HENRIETTA SIDLI-:Y, ASIILEY SIMI-SON, f,LlYE SMITH. AIILINE FIIII twn ms 5:-55 igwqg Eh .fd M. A J UlliO1'S SI'I'RI.OcR, M KRTIN STAIQII, PIIILLII- S'I'l-Il-ll., ROIIERTT STEWART. LOUIS!-I STEWART, PAULA S'l'lLl-IS, ED S'rOcRI-LR, MA l'Zl'1I.l.l-1 S'l'0Kl'1S, SARAII STONE, W. H. STROECKER, ETIII-:L M. STROTIIER, FAY STROLTD, MARTIIA STUCKEY, JAMES f:'lILLIVAN, FRICTA SVTTON, HARRX SUTTON, MARGUERITE SUTTON, MlWR'l'l.F1 TEACLE, G. C. THOMPSON, JOAN TIIURIII-QR. JOIIN TIIURMOND, MOSS TlI.L'Vl-KN, TODD TRICH EL, EDNA TRICRET, ED TRULY, ROY TVRNI-IR, JAOQUELINE U NDI-IRWOOD, FRED VAUOIIA, LOUISE VILENSKY, Bl-IRTHA WADDPILI., PAUL WALR ER, LITTLI-:TON WALLACE, GEORGE WALLER, IIOROTHY WALTMAN, PAIILIN E WATTS, EDITII WHEELER, JANE W IIITE, DOLAS WVHl'l l'EKlN, BILLY 5095 31 fy gi wg I-wif A . K' I -:Q WII.III'rE, VIIIUIL WlI.l.l,kM5, FRI-:DDYE WIl.Ll.-AMS, GUY WILLIAMS, NELWYN WILLIAMS, RUBY LEE WILLIAMS, SIDNEY WlLLI.AMS, S. O.. JR. WILLIS, REBECCA WIYDERWEEDLE, WIN IERED WINOO, FILES WINKLER, WILLIAM WISE, VIRGINIA WOODS, Tl-ID WRIOIIT, CIIARLES WRIOIIT, GEORGIA D. WYNN, LOUISE YOUNG, RUTII YOUNGBLOOD, TOMMY ZA!-'I-'A'l'l-ZR. JOSEPHIN E J AAA,-' W HI., - A R545 S KT C .S 5355 Y.-25:3.?l'-f.2..I 'f:A B Juniors ABRAMSON, SOI. 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HPINDRIKIK, ELLA HENDRICK, MAl.C0l.M HENRY, JAMIE LEE HARRELL, ROSE HFLROLD, ROSA HII.L, CLYDE HILL, DEN MAN HOPE, ALLEY HUDSON, .IOSEIIHINE HUNT, MFIRRITT JACKSON, MASON JACQUES, BARRON JAMES, ROY JARROTT. ETHEI. JOHNSON, EvEI.YN JUNEAU, RUBY KERN, LAWRENCE KINNERRI-aw, ERNESTINI-I KINNISON, COYERT LAB!-ZRDIE, HAROLD LANCASTER, MARY LOUIS!-1 LANE, LOIS LEE LARSEN, FRANK LARSEN, THURMAN LASWELI., JUNIOR F ifty-three Fifty-four LEMAN, CAROLYN LENGSFIIQLD, CORINNE IIl'ISl.ll'I, LOLA LOE, J. E. LONG, VICTOR LORANT, NICK LYONS, AL MACLIN, ALICE BJALANT, JOIIN MANIOS, GEORGE MARTIN, BIARY MASON, GLENN JWASON, GLEN B, MATT, ILONA MCADAMS, MAURICFI MCCANN, HEWS MCCOY, ALLEK MCDANIEII, HARRY MCGEE, HAL MCGREW, KATHRYN B Juniors MCKFINZIE, CARLTON MIIMEPII., CHARLES MKIRAFI, VERA MAE MECHLIN, JOSEPHINE MEEK, ISAREL MILLER, CURTIS MOEEETT, BLANCHIE MOORFI, W. S. MUROY, LAZAR NABORS, J. MCHENORX' NADER, NESIB NORTON, FLOYD ODEN, FRANCES OLIPHINT, WILLIAM OI.SHNER, EDMOND OSTEEN, PAUL PARKER, REU MARIE PATTERSON, BILL PERRETZ, ALEX PETREY, BOBBIE PHILYAW, ELOISE POST, EYELYN PURYEAR, ORVILLE RHOADES, MARGARET RICHMOND, MAXINPI ROBERTS, BILLY SAYES, DAVID SCHLIEPAKE, ELIZABETH SHARMAN, GEORGE SHARMAN, GEORGE SHARMAN, ROY SIMMONS, BILL SIMPSON, RICHARD B. SLATERY, JOE SMITH, EDGAR SMITH, JACK H. SMITH, JOHN HUGH SMITH, KENNETH SMITH, THOMAS SNIDER, MURRAY STROTI-IER, WILLIAM STOVALL, JOHN STAIIL, GLEN TAYLOR, NAOMI TIPPETT, JACK TU MINELLO TURNLEY, DANIEL VENARLE, EARL Voss, RUTH WALKER, HENRY WARNER, JAMES WEAVER, JAMES WHEELER, FRANCIS WILKINSON, ANNE WILLIAMS, CARLENE WILLIAMS, LILY MAE WISENER, HELEN WRIGHT, REGINALD YOUNG, GLEN WILLIS, FORTUNE I . ,Av - , T,.,.:. v F' 1-sail, sf I' 9, 1 JW , . A 'V 'fin gqx, ' ' I X Q . .,1, 3 W ,Q AIIICKN.-KTIIY, FRANGI-is ARNEY, VIERNA MAE ADAMS, ROBERT ALDRIDGIC, ,lou NSEY ALEXANDER, BILLY ASKEIV, LANGE BAILLIO, HAZELI. 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NEWMAN, KATIIRYN H. NICIIOLSON. JACK NORTON, EVELYN NI'I:KoLI.s, HAZEIL PALMER, FRANCES PAl.Ml-IR, IRBIE ITALMER, MARION P IPA, PAUL PAImI'I-2, BICK HAM PAYNE. JOHN PEIIEN, ELVIN Pl-IDEN, MELTIN PERKINS, HAZEI, PERKINS, LONNI-ILL!-1 PHILLIPS, RICHARD FOLK, JANE POWELL, MARGARET POYTHRESS, SHIRLEY PRATT, E. L. REIJIIIT, LONAM RENOv, MANUEI. REYNOLDS, RUTH .V Qi i I A .is. Jophomores RICIIARIISON. TOM ROBPIIITSON, ELIZABETH ROBINSON, KATIIERINI-I ROSROTTOM, HAROLD RUTIIEREORII, HORACI-I SARTOR, ALTON SAYONY, VYALERIE SCHIRMER, EVELYN S'CHl.ATI'IR, CARMI-IN SCOCGINS, REB SCOTT. LAVYRENCE SEATON, VIRGINIA ROSE SI-:LI ERS, M-KRX' JO SIIAFEER, GLEN SHELTON, LORIIINE SIIROPSHIRE, JANE S'INcLETERI', LA VERNE SMITH, BEATRICE SMITH, ILHTA B. SNEI-ID, W. J. SN!-ILL, DORIS SNYDER, MlLl.ARll SPARKS, RAI' STAMEN, CAROLIN if A 5Q'I'I-:vENS, AR1'lIL'R LI-llfill STUFF, EDNA MARIE TL'Rr:I-JS. CLAUIII-1, JR. SLM MERS. ELIZARI-:TII Sl'TTON, NINA M.-KY SWAIN, RUB!-IRT TAYLOR. WILLIAM Tl!-IRRY. 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CATHERINE DICKSON, GEORGE DUCKWORTH, HIJWELL DUMAS, HAROLII DUNCAN, ANNARELLE DlfI'ljY, WILLIS FATMAN, PIIELAN I' EAYES, BILL EDELEN, RICHARD ELLIS, TOM FARNELL, MPILANIE FERGUSON, WILBER FINNELL, LOUIS FITZGERALD, DICK FITZSIMMONS, SEAWILLOW Fox, GEORGIA Fox, MARY FULLER, JOHNNY B. GERSTENBERGER, MURIFIL GRAVES, WARREN GRERER, JOHN CREER, JOY HAMMETT, ROBERT HARREN, JACK HARTENELD, ETIIEL HATHAWAY, DURWOOD HATHAWAY, MADELEN HEFLIN, INEZ HERROD, JOHNNIE HODCES, JACKSON Hl'D50N, CARROLL HLDSON, POLLY Q HUEEMAN, ELIZADI-:TII HUNSICKEIR, SIDNEY JOHNSON, GERTRUDE JONES, CHARLES JONES, LEE JONES, RA1'MOND JUNEAU, MARCIEI KARPE, HOWARD KILLGORE, BETTY KILLGORE, CYRUS KINC, LENIK KINC, PERRY KINNEBREW, KENNETH KOPMAN, MARSIIALL H KYLE, CHARLES LAU, VIRGINIA LEMOINE, LEONA LE MOYN E, FELIx LENARD, JACK LI-IOPARD, ELLEN LESTER, LENNIE MAE LEvY, MARCY LEWIS, EUDIE LLOYD, DOLLYE LOMRARDINO, BUDDY X .. . .we . A nv f -57:52 1.....M. L, -, LORD, WILLIAM MACREY, KENNETH NIADDOX, LIRRIE NJAROUN, LAWRENCE MCCAIN, CLINT MCCI UNC, KATHI EI-:N MCDOWELL, BEN E. MCDOWEL, J. L. MCGOWAN, RACHEL MCKIRRINS, PAUL MCLEMORE, ORAN MCREE. DOROTHY MILLER, InA MFIANS MORAN, KATHLEEN MORRIS, BILLY MOSELPIY, GERALRINE MOSELFIY, MAIIALYN MlTRR.A1', JOE NAIJER, SAM NEWMAN, HILLII-I NOTT, CATHERINE NOWLlN,JlMMlP1 B Ophomores LM IPIIINT, LJNA LEE OWEN, LOIS PALMER, JEAN PATTERSON, JAMES PAYNE, DICK PEN NINGTON, FELTON PYLE, MARY QUEEN, MINIE LOU RENOIS, WILLIAM RICHARDSON, DOLORPIS RICHARDSON, EDNA E. RINALYDO, ,IOSEPHINE ROBERTSON. MAXINP1 ROBERTSON, ROY ROOSMAN, ROBERT ROQUEMORI-I, PHYLLIS ROSE, KATHERINE SHAVER, HELEN SHAW, DAN SHICLTON, TOM MII-I SIMMONS, VICTOR SMITH. LOUISE fx'MlTH, MARION SMITH, MINRTII.-K SMITH, MARY C. SMITH, ROLANII SNIDER, LLOYD SPARKS, PAUL F. SPINIQS, LIUBERT S'rARIxEY, ALLENE STEYENSON, PIRKLE STOREY, MOULTON SVVI-IARINGEN, PAUL THOMAS, STELLA THOMPSON, JIMMII-1 TIIORN, ALOYESE TICIQELL, BRYANT TOL!-IR, KI-:NT TRAM MEL, SYRIL VAUCIIAN, SARA vlllkl-DRY, A. T. VOORHIES, MPlLX'lN LOLt xVXl.liIKON,JRI-IN!-1 WATRINS, CNIT, JR. WATSON, LLEORGI-I L. .W7l'IlNSTI-IIN. DORIS WEISMAN, WANDPQLL WISEIBROCJK, A lJGl'STl NE WHITE, BILLY WHITTEN, MYNELL WIIRINSON, FRANK WlLll.'KMS, HARRY WILLIS, LARRY WILLSON, WIRRON WILSON. HELEN WILSON, LI-:I-1 WOEPER, ANNIE WOOIIY, MARIE .IOSI-LPIII WORLI-ZY, JOY LOUISE WIIHQIIT, NIARGARI-IT WRICHT, WILBI-ZR WYCHE, BOIIIIY YVY MAN, WINON I N E Filn -nine A A IIDISON, DOROTHY ALI-1XANDEll,DAl'llNl-I ALLEN, B. A. AI GOOD, LOUISE A N DICRSON , NIARGUI-1Bl'l'E ANDI-:RI-Jw, S'AM ARI INE, ALBERT ARMISTHAD, JERRY ATKINS, CLI-1Vl1ILAND A NDERSON, . xl.VlN Al'S1'l'1BMEl.l., JUN E BAKER, MILDRED BANKS. EDWIN BANKS, MARIAN BARBl'1R,JI'1NElLl'I IJARNETTI-Z, MARIAN BAILEY, FRANK BAKER, EVER!-LTTI-I IJEN Nl-ITT, ZAl1K,JR. BEST, ERSKINI-1 Bl-INDO, MANUEL BIDSSAT. JOSEPHINE BLOCKER, DOUGLAS BLOOMHR, NANCY BODDII-1, AILENI-I JJDLINGI-IK, BETH Sixfv JJOIINGEB,Cl,ABl'IN11IC JJ00'l'll,I.l'1llA M KY BOI1RI:EOIS, FLORENCE IJOYCI-2, SHELTON JJBADFDBD, JUNE IJHANIG, JANE IIRISTICR, MILDRED RRISSETT, J.ACK BROWN, BI-:TTY BROWN, MARX' M. BUCHANAN, MANDELLA BURLSON, DIxIE JIUTLER, WILLIS BIRD, MABJORIPI CADY, WILLIE MAY CAMPBELL, EDWARD CAMPBELL, GRACE AJARDI-ZLLA, LEON CARLSON, JAMES GARUTII, JACK CARTER, ALBERT f:ASSlTY,Cl-ICILI-1 CASTAIIEDO, EDWIN CIIATWIN, .IA Ml-IS CHELI-1T'l'l'1, CRAWFORD CLARK,CllARLl-15 FFCSJAIIIIC ll CI ARK. DIXIE CI ECC, ELUISE CI INE, ,JOHN fJl.0l I'lFR, LEO COBB, JOYCE LIOOK, MARI-:L COLRTNEY, THOMAS COYINCTON, BI-:vERLY COVVAN, LEE CRENSHAW. ROWLAND GROW, BEVERLY CROW, DOROTHY CYLBEBTSON, JACK CULPEPPER, DOLLY DAVIDSON, HARYEY DAvIS, JACK RAY IJ.-AVIS, MARINE DAWI-IS, HAROI,ll U-KW!-IS, ROY DAWES, RUTH DAWSON, EDITH M. DEAS, BARBARA L. DECKER, BOBBY DEES, HATTIPI MAY DE GRAFFI-INR!-ZID, NII-1T'l'A DE GBNFFENBI-llh, EIJZ-KB!-LTII DE LANEY, MAMIE DE LEE, STI' KRT IJENNY, 0TwAY DICKERSON, LIQCILLE IJILWORTII, JACK Donn, YSL!-ITA DODEZ, FRED DOHEBTY, JOHN DONAHUE, EDWARD DORAN, ROBERT DRUMMOND, COWDEN IJUDLI-XY, LI'1W'lS DUPREE, O. G. DVQIJI-I, HOMER DURHAM, EULA BESS DURHAM, RLTII JJUSAS, LOUIS DY KES, JEFF EDC.-NBII, CURTIS ELLZEY, TRLIE JANE EMI-IRSON, MARJORIE EVANS. NINA FARMER, TED FERON, ROBERT FIELDS, MARCUI-:RITE FINDLEY, KI-:NNI-:TII FISHER, JAMES A. FLYN N. MILDRED FUN DREN, A MAB!-ZTTA FURBING, FRANCES FORD, FRANK GA MIL, HAR0l.D, JR. GARDNER, FREEDMAN GARNER, MARTHA GAR.ARD, FLORINE GAULD, JAMES III GAYLE, MARY VIRGINIA GENTRY, BRUCE GEORGE, LEN A MAY GEORGE, M.NRlE GETSWINGER, SUE CJIBBS, MARCLERITE GIBSON, RUTH L. GILCRIST, MYRTLE fJlLLETTl-1, FRANCES GOLDSTEIN, BETTY GOOIDFI, JOII N ,J Ix.- ' I Il , I '-L' S 135' GOODRUM, JOIIN CREENI.I-:AF. KATHRYN CRIMES, ROBERT LJRONER, EDWIN B. TJROVI-IS, JAMES QJUICE, OUIDA Gl'STlNI'1, DI-:AS GUY, LUCILLE HALE, TOM HAM Ml-ITT, JIMMIE HAMMOND, ALLEN HAMPTON, GLADYS HANCEY, CHARLI-ZS HANKINS, CHARLES HANSON, EUNIIII-1 HARLEY, CATH!-IRIN!-I HARRPJLL, CLAY TON HARRX', HOWARD HART, VICTOR HARTMAN. WARREN HAYDEN, EVELYN HAYWOOD, THERESA HELM, THOMPSON HENLEY, JEAN HESTERLY, PITTMAN Hl1IKM AN, ELIZA!!!-ITII HIEKS, CHARLES BAILEY HILL. l RANI:IS I'JlNl'1S,GRMZE HODOES, DOROTIIY HAOUE, MOZELLE JHIILLAII.-KY, Gl'1R.Al.DIN E HOLLAND, ELBA LEE l'IOLLlD-KY, WRKLTPIR HOLLIDAY, WOODROW HOLMES, CARRIE BELLE HOLMES, T. V., JR. HOLT, JACK HOOKS, ELISE Hll0l'l1R, HAROLD HUP!-I,l10I?lSl'I HOLSTON, MAROARET H UIIN.-ALL, JAMES HUDSON, ETHEL HUDSON, PAUL I-IULETT, VALERIA HUNKAPILLAR, CARL HUTCHENS, BOBBY JACKSON, LouIsE L. JACOBS, TOM , Frcshnlcl JOHNSON, EUCENIA JONES, SYRIL JULIAN, TMOMAS KEGLEY, FRANKLIN JQELLEY, THEODORE KES'l'l'IR, EDWARD KILCORE, GI-ZORGIE KINO, ELIZABl'l'l'll KIRSH, PHELIIS KITLI-IR, NELLIE KOLB, JUANITA KROLL, BI-:TTIE LAFITTI-I ,GWENDOLYN LA MARQUE, M.ARIE LAND, DAVID LANOEORD, J. V. If-ARKIN, JIMMIIC LATH AM, JESSICA LAws, BILLY LEEPER, RONALD LEGO, ELIZABETH LEARY, BENNIE LEVY, JACK LEWIS, ROBERT LIEBER, PHILIP BEN 1 JYINSDAY, JOHN JIIH-1I.Y.J,ll'IHlZl-I LOWRY, JOE LLOYD, C.-KTIJERINE JA'l,l-lS, MARTH A E. LYONS. SLAM MARRY, Wll.l!PIH MAONAM, ALEXANDER MAOOUIRK, KATIIRYN MALANT, ARGO MAN N, JEAN MASON, ANNIE MARIE M-AST, TRAYIS JVJATEPK.-K, MARTHA MOCARE, JI'LI A MlZfJl'l.l.lllIlJll, ALICE MCCLTILIIEN, TONTEE JuCJ'JLHATTl+IN, NEWTON MOFARLAND, WARFIELD MCGOLIJRICK, KENNETH MOGOWAN, WILLIAM MCKINNEY, DOLOREs Mc MURPHY, KEETE MIMs, MILES MONSOUR, LILLIAN MOODY. JOIIN NIOOKI-I, fJI-IORCI-I MORCEAII, HIIDERT MORI: AN, EI.IzARETH NIORISAN, WAYNE NJORRIS, WILLIAM S. MLRRAY, J'JI,IZABl'1'I'll N ARORS. J4l'l.A TAYLOR NELSON, JIMMIE NEWSOM, EYELYN NIOHOLSON, SARA NOBLE, HESSIE MAY NORM AN, W AI.'l'l'IR NORRED, COLL!-ll-IN NI OANT, NUI-LL Nl'LSl'IN, KATHRYN USRORN E. M ARJORIE fJVl'1HlbYlxl'1.J,0N PAlNiH'l l', MALARICE PARKER, MARY' PATTERSON, THOMAS PAWLING, JOAN PAYNE, ELINORE PEAK, BILLY PEPPLE, MARSHALL Sixh'-onl ....,x 1 , ,..,...,, . - ,.,mf.,QA , , PERRETZ, CLARl'1NCE Pl-1Tl'1RSON,.J0llA N N A PINCIIERA, MARJORIE PINE, JAMES PLUMMER, ALICE POLLARD, JEssIE PRICE, MARY PUCH, MARY' PUUH, ARTHURINI-I QUERDEE, ANDREW RAISLSBACK, MARX' A RANEY, LAURA RAVENNA, JACK RAWLS, DORCAS RAY, CLARENCE RAY, R1lBPIR1' RI-:ADI-IIMER, CECIL REDDING, MARY' BYRD REED, J AMI-:s RIIED, FERN RHEUARK, DEE RITOADPZS, PIIILLIS RICE, VIRGINIA RICHARDS, DICK RICHIE, Ill-ITRUIT ROIIERSON, DOUGLAS Sixty-two R1lliFlIi'I', CIl.KRLliS ROBERTS, M LRLE A N ROBERTS, Gl.tLl.A ROBERTSON, JACK ROI!! NSON, Y.A NCY ROCERS, JA MI-:s ROGERS, Nl-ILLIE ROPPOLO, FRA NCI-is RO:-as, ALVIN RIITAN, JOE RYA N, LEY ERETTE SA N DI-IRS, ALTO N SA N DERS, ELEA NOR S'A N DIDGE, J AMES SAVONY, GEORGE SA YI-ns, LLTHER HAYES, RICHARD SCIIERMERHORN, NFII.I. FCIIILLINC, MARY E. f'lIllllS'l'l-IR, BETTY SCHWAR'l'Z,NlAXlNI'1 SCIIWARTZ, MEYER SCOGCINS, EVA LLEN E SEARCY, RUBY MAE SEARCY, CHARLES S1-IARCY, SIIERWOOD FIGSJIHICII SEATON, TELFAIN SICBASTIAN, SARA SHEIIEE, PEYTON SIMPSON, HARVEY S'lNIiLli'l'0N, LEON SK I-1I'1I.l'1S, .I UIIA SKOOC, EI,sIE SMITII, HOWARD SMITII, I. HENRY SMITII, TIHI-ILMA SMITII, TRAVIS STINKS, ESTELLE STELL, ASI-:WELL STELL, CAROLYN MAE STERNRERC, RAE STEVENS, DELIA STEWART, ELIZABETH STENVART, PAUL STOCK TON, EVELYN STOK Es, WI-IRDNA STLRIJHS, RALPII SUM NI-1R,INliZ SUTTON, ALBERT SUTTON. ANNA B. fi'U'l l'0N, GERALDINE SLTTON, LESLIE SWNNNI-Ill, RAY TAYLOR, EDVVARD TAYLOR, REIIEKAII TAYLOR, VIRCIL TIIOMAS, MARGUPIRITPI THORNTON, ZELMA 'I'I'.LMAN, CECIL TOMME, DOROTIIY TURNER, Ll-ION TURNEY, TED TLRPIN, HI-:LI-:N VALLETTE, FOLGER, JR. VAN ARSDEL, TRAVIS VAN HoosE, GORDON VAN HORN, KATHLEEN VAN LOAN, MARTHA J. VASCUCU, LOTAL VAUGHAN,WlLLlI-I VAIJCIIN, MARY VAUCIIT, RUSSELL WAFER, JOIIN, JR. WIAITI-ZS, M1'RTlS XV.-XLKER, BOYD WALKER, MILDRPID WARD, LESTER WEATHERS, FRANCIS W ICI CII, ALICE WI'1l.Cll, I.. R. WI11I.l RORN, HENRY ,JR WI:MI'LE. FRI-ID, JR. WFIST, LUCILLI-1 XVHEI-1l.I-LR, KEN NETII WIIELESS, MARlL1'N WIIITE, RAE WIIITTEKIN, BORRI WII.Cox, AN Nl!-I LAURA WILCOK, ASHFORD WILKIERSON, JACK WILLIA Ms, BI-:LTON WILSON, PAY WILSON, KARL WINDERWEEDL I-1, Hu II WINC, JOHNSON WALCII ANSK Y, SARA WOOI EY, CARRY WORLEY, CLI-:ON WRICIIT, HAZEL YANCY, HARRIET YOUNG, BILLY , Imjrgfvz-'.Imm. ng- .Igyiuw .JW-f. .ff-R. Diehl U ggg g Elf-RJJCC1' R- gig ALLEN, RUTH ADAMS, SARA LOUISE ALDRIDCE, EARL ANSLEY, EDGAR ATWOOD, REX BAKER, KATHLICI-IN BATCHELOR, ADI-:LINE BAZELON. JUDITII BEAIRD, EVA MAY BEAIRD, JACK BENNETT, SHIRLEY BEWLEY, GENEvI-:vE BLANCHARD, PETE BLUE, CARL BOYD, JOHN R. BRADFORD, MARX' HATTIE BRANCHT, W. JOHN BROWN, LEE IZROWNE, EILENE BROWNE, GLEN MASON JJRIJCE, J. W. BUCKNER, NAN BIIRDI-:TTI-3, MAC BURROWS, JAMES CALLIHAN, JAMES B FI'CShl1lC11 CANDICLI A, FRANK CARTER, MADELINE CAR' SON, VIRGINIA COSTANZA, JOSEPH CATHEY, JESSIE LI-:E CIILIRCHMAN, BESSIIC Cr-Iss, NADINE COLLINS, lNEz COMPTON, THELMA COOPER, MARTHA JANE CRENSHAW, LEE CREW, OIQIDA CURRIE. ADI-:LINE DANNA, FRANK DAVIS, DAISY DAVIS, LUCIEN IJECKI-LR, FRANK DELANEY, CARLYLE DE PRIEST ADDIP DIXIE, DORIS MINGPI DONAIIAM, BESSIE DUMAS, DOROTHY l,Ul'UY, JANE D URST, JUAN DUSAS, FRANK 1JYlil'I5,.JACK FASONA, J. B. ELCIN, THOMAS ELKINS, MARY D. EI IOT, TIIOMAS F' TITE, HELEN LORI-:ECE EI TITE, JOSEPHINE ERICKSON, CHARLES ERSKINE, ALBERTA ERSKINE, ALMARAE FARMER, JACK FITZGERALD, PATRICIA FI I-:TCHI-:R, MERCI-3 FORD, ZAKIE FORTSON, TOM FOIJTS, JAMES FOWLER, LAKE FRANKLIN, MARY GARLAND, TERRY GIBBS, BYRON GOODWIN, PAUL HALE, BONNIE HANCOCK, LOUISE I'IAWKINS,L0ljlSl-1 HELM, SAM B, E fugz' J A A- I III-:TIIERwII:K, S'YDNEY HlCKM.AN, EDMUND HORN, JAMES H UGHES, DORIS HUTCHINSON, HELEN HIITCIIINSON, NORMA JRWIN, JAMIE JOHNSON, fl!-ZURGI-I R. JOHNSON, H. V., JR. JOHNSON, J. C. JORDAN, CLI'TI:S KEMBLI-1, CECILE KING, HPINRX' KYLE, RORI-:RT LECOMPTI-I, MARY' LEE, ELIZABETH LEONARD, WILLIAM LEWIS, KATHERINE LONG, BORIIIE LEE LORANT, HOMER D. MACKX', ROBERT MASON, JOSEPIIINE MAYO, W. F., JR. MAZY CK, ANTOINETTE Sixty-three S'1'x!y'-four NJCCAIRI-1, MIKE MCCAN N, ROIII-:IIT MCCAIIA, TILMAN MI:COI.DIIII:K, BEIERLI' NIILIJ-IR, GLEN MOORMAN, ALTA M. NIOIIIIISON, CIIARIJCS MOSI-:LI', ESTIIER SMITH MOSELEY, ,IO SMITH RIYSLOVV, JAMES NEAL, RILLIE NEAL, MARILARET NEWMAN, K.-'ITHRYN NICHOLAS, JOIIN NIELD, WILLIAM NORRIS, AIKEN OLIVER, L. B. QJRY, EvELI'N 0wENs, GRACE PARNELL, ELIZABETH B FrcSlIIIIcI1 I 3 Ii A S E, H ESTE II pl'1'l'l-IRS. S I M Pl'I'l'l'lRSON, pl-1illlI ,II NNITA PIEIIEE, JEA N PI:-aTORII'S, Cl-1l.l-ISTI-I POLK, GI EN POSEI, SIIIRLIIC POL, CI-LCILE PRICWITT, FLETEIIER PRICE, LLOYD RAINES, HELEN RA NDOLIIII, JOSEPH Rl-IDDING, COILA REED, MAIIIQAIIET RIIOADI-LS, VERN A RICIIAIIDSON. BILL RINAUD0, MARIE ROBFiRTSON, EMILE ROGERS, FRANK ROQUEMORE, ULRIC RIISSI-LLL, CAvLE SMITH, BILL HKLAR, 'FRED SlI.BI-IRNACLE, SIMON SIIIRLEY, MARJORIE SIIII-P, CLARENCE SEOALL, BERNARD SCIIMIDT, JACK SAMPLE, HUGII, JR. S'MITI-IERMAN, SWANSON SWINSON, HELCA STOLL, BUNT STFPHENS, JAMES ST. C'LAlR, JAEK TENNISON, .IOII NNII-1 LOUISE TSCHANZ, WILLIAM TUGGLE, THOMAS VALENTINE, W. L. VAN CLEAVE, RICHARD WYINSUN, III-ll-I CLAIRE WATSON, RAI' WEBSTER, TIIPIO WEN K, LESTER WEST, RAYMOND LEE WEI'I:ANDT, ELMEII WHITMAN, PAUL WILLIAMS, CRADI' WILLIAMS, JACK WILLIAMSON, JAMES WILLIAMSON, LINDA WILLIS, OLGA NELL WILSON, RICHARD WIMDISI-I, CHARLES WITDEIQK, C. WILLILAM WOMACK, HELEN WOOD, NORMAN WOOLEY, LIVINGSTONE YERGER. HELEN M. Y W? s1m J X7 f' 'sv w I C. E. Byrd Boys' Debating Club The Bovs' Debatinff Club has llafl a vvrv successful year uncler tlu- valuable ' . K l . lemlersllip of President Arthur Pawling. The weekly meetings have been not I only entertaining, but also instructive anfl educational. Each member has rf eeiverl indivirlual attention, resulting in the development of his forensic talents. This club is a member of the National Forensic League, whose llezulquar- ters are in Ripon, Vlfiseonsin. SPONSORS Miss JIQNNIR PITTIE BROWN NIR. ll. .l. Comm OFFICERS ARTHUR PAWLINT: . . , Prvsidvnt Louis FRUMRR . Vim'-President . Sevrvtary WPZNIDELL C. GoRnoN .JACK Hucnrzs SMITH . . . MEMBERS . Treasurer SIIELTON Borsa Fmcn CIIRRIE DONALD UICKSON llllI.I.lN llonn WJFIBSTER DOWNICR JACK DYKES lrzrl-' Dr KES BILLY EATMAN PRICE EUBANK SAM FERTITTA Louis FRUMFR JACK GARRISON W ALTER GoETz WRNDRLL C. GORDON LRE HAROLID GRoNl-:R SYDNEY JAcoBsoN Louis lVIl'rCnRl.i. 'l'HoMAs llflYl-IRS SAM Pune ARTHUR PAWLING JAM:-:s LRE Roumsox JACK Hnonias SMITH PHn,1.n' STAGG Iluun STEPHENS . f f' J ' 4 Kffyfgn 7 .15 Aki., ,f 5 Sixty-seven Sl'1ty-right El,lZ1Bl'I'I'lI lluml ni l4Il.lz.u:14'1'11 Gauss NIARQLARHT NICZKINNEY FRANCES SHFARER S1'n.wr1l I. 'l'n-'HN xl.-XRY Tuma linux GLENN Nhsox 'l'm:l's .'xRNlIS'l'EAlD KATHI-:RINI-1 Ll-:MOINH l,Ucll,Lr1 FRNNK NIAIRGARI-l'l' IBRINKMANN l'Al'Llxr: Asnmzx' N lx,4! s X-- rv 3 LUCILLH BUTLER lfditor-in-Chief Dum Gl5l,l.EINLl'I Businvxs Mauugvr dv T ls .w gf' I'IRNr1s'r C0l1KREl.I. I'1l,1zAm:'1'H I.mx,um G1-:onus WRA1' M R. M rrcu ram, Br:NNr1T'r Clhn' jouxsux SHIRLI-11' Ilowum I,.LwRA WIINSLUW Nl-Ill, Romilrrs GRAHAM Kmzw NIARIAN SMITH FRANCES flRAllk5I BARBARA Scovr Sixty-nine Seventy Hi-Life THE HI-LIFE is the official publication of Byrd High Svhool, and is issued twice a month. It is prepared by an stuff composed of students and sponsored by an member of the fueulty. The paper endeavors to give to the students interesting uc- vuunts uf tht- various events unfi uetivities going on lI0wl'1l.L Ll-ix Y lfllilllf-ill'fi,Iil'f ix: .n-as Ali Top: JOHNSON, Cllr-:ESM-iN, WELIBORY, MCKINMQY, lhf:PU1'Y, EMBRY. Mizlrllvz R. Rmslrwsow, SCO'l l', 0'Nr:,u,, S.-ual-1. lintmm: Ilona. CIIAPMAN, Bi-:.u'cuAMP, TAYLOR, PRATT, R. N0m.lc. Bnimnr. 4' wh. Q 'ii my X J I a A 1 If Hi-Life within thi- school. Also thvrv are sf-v01'al spvviul issues during the year, im-lufling VlllliillliSgiVlllg and Christmas issues, and an April Fool paper, THE LOW-LIFE. 'PHE SHREVEPORT H1-LIFE is zu member of Quill anfl Svrnll, international honorary sovivty for high school journalists. BILL Noun: Business Manager Il In Top: SMITH, WlNsl.0w, GLILLEDGI-3, Howfmn, L, R0mNs0N, l lTZr:r1n.-u,n. Middle: ELLIS, MANNING, WINCO, ELAM, Osrimlmnrr. Hmmm: BRINKMAN. MAIHLES. KHMP, FRANK, G.uuusoN. Svvvnly-one SFIWVIIQ'-fll'!I . . ILP - I7 , A MIAEJ TUCKIR. JONETTA ELAM HKLEN EMDR? Qu. f LAnv-J Gayarrc Qolyy Qlub .JL ff Mines Tlzckizit l'rvsi1lvn1, Firsl and Second Tvrnis .lONI:'I'TA EI.,nI HI:I.I:N EMBRI' 'il'1'-Pfl'SiflC'llf, First Term Vicv-President, Secona Term NlARTllA I.INsn.n' H.ARInO'I rI-3 SMITII Secrvlnry, First und Second Terms Treasurer, Second Term PENN GRAIN JAMI-is LIALI-1 ROBINSON Trvasurvr, Firsl Term Chief Historian, Sevond Term HUGH HIIANNON IIIIOII SHANNON. MAItO.uxI:'I' J. 'I'AYI.OI: Cllivf Historian, Firsl Torn: SPl'gl'lll1l-Ilt-fll'lll8 Mlss Mun' I,II.I.A MCLURIL Sponsor COI.OI:s: Grvvn and Whitv FLowI-:R: Pink Rosy Nl0'l l'0I WP train for srfrvivv to our slain HISTORY UF THE CLUB Tho Cayarrv History Cluh hail its hoginning IJPKTFIIIIJIJI' 1. l928. when th? fourth-pc-rioil AlllPI'll'illI History Class in Room 123 organized the class group into il PPTIIIIIIIPIII Oluh. Tllu- following officvrs wore I-le-ctvilz Dorothy Clark, prosielmlta Franc-Ps Brown. vicf--presiflelitg Lucille Althar, svcretaryg Mary Loeb, trvasurvr. A constitution was writton. the work hc-ing largely that of H1-lon Knox. Tho llilllllx. also. was Chosen hy this group, honoring Charles Gayarre, .l40lllSlilllil historian. It is thi- policy of tho vluh to prcsisnt eavh year an original play in tht- 2lllflil0l'lllllI. Thr PZllltl'll'l'.0 :I I'0lllllllC0 of thc' Natvhvz lnflians. was proscntofl this yvar. BPPZIIIHP Of its historic ilIlIJOI'i3Ill'C in vonnevtion with the early Front-h regime iII Louisiana. it was a play of unusual merit. High praise was iN'l'0I'll1'1l tht- writor. Glenn Arthur. for his success in profluving a play of such great intervst as this. his initial work in the fivlrl of historic flffllllil. -8, GLENN ARTHUR JEROME BRYAN CHARLES BI-:AUCHAMP BI-:YNON CHEESMAN FRED CURRII-T PENN CRAIN HAZFIN COLE C. E. nl-ZEN HELEN EMBRY JONETTA FZLAM Ll?ClLl.l-I FRANK VERNA GRACE GORE 4' uw Gayarre History Club MEMBERSHIP Rl ILL FRANGI-is GRAHAM E. P. HUNT LOIs JI-LTER vl-IRGINIA KEMP ADELINI-I LECOMTE MARY MORGAN LOUIS MITCHELL RICHARD HEAN NIARTHA LINSIIAY JAMES Ll-IE ROBINSON RORIN NELSON MARGUERITE SWEARINGEN VIRGINIA ROBERTS GHTHRA SANDERS BARBARA SCOTT Hllflll SHANNON HARRIKJTTE SMITII MILES TUCKER MARISARPIT JANE TAYLOR IJENRY ROOS Tlllil. M A WELLRORN ROGER WING LA GRA LOUISE WINSLOW Seventy-three Seventy-four J If Fxxx r X gg gms-ir'ai'zf'nr1Q 'Ou Y I V fll1.4DffllLt'0lfYf4li0 306576 Wlh'6' ,4f4,?y yggmqfy WHRY fllffl NfflROY MARY M0ll4iAN . . President Flmmm-:Tn Lsormun . . Vice-President Rom-in WING . . . . Secretary MARY ELIIEN MCELR01' . . Treasurer Le Cercle Francais llndcr the able guidance of its three sponors, Mile. Richards, Mllv. Le Blain-. and MII:-. Champagne, the French Circle of 1931-1932 made wonderful progress in their work. Their meetings, held on the second and fourth Wed- nesdays of each month, included interesting programs given in French which were very beneficial to all French students. With the help of able committee members and sponsors, variety was supplied in the form of French songs and games. A mid-term party given by the Circle stimulated much interest, and was enjoyed by everyone. The final activities of the French Circle closed with its annual banquet at the Washington-Youree Hotel on May 11. The honor guest. Mr. Ue Rousi de Sales, from Dallas, Texas, gave a very interesting talk in French. Our other honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Koffman and Mr. and Mrs. Alherson. 'z ' MEMBERSHIP ' x XXI Y ' f:-nf--L Le Cercle Francais ALEXANDER, ANTOINETTE l'JREl'1DMAN, BILLIE BAXTER, BETTY BENSON, FAYE BLANCHARD, MARIE BRANDON, GEORGE BRASwEI.L, GENE BROCK, LINSDAY BUTLER, LORETTA COOPER, FRANCES COOPER, HII.DA COYINGTON, WALTERINE Cox, LORINDA CURRIE, FRED DARNEY, MAUDE DAICRE, SALI.IE DAVIGNON, JOSEPH DAVIS, BARBARA JJAY, S'ARA DE VORE, SYRIL DOYLE, VIRGINIA DUTTON, ALICE EILBOTT, GARLAND ELA M, JONETTA ELKINS, JOHN ELLERBE, M0l.LY ELLIS, MARCE FERTITTA, SAM FLOURNOY, MARGARET FKUMER. IDA GAMBLI-I, GI-TRTRUDE QJARRISON, FRANCES LOU , QILLESPIE, M.ARY BETH QJOETSCHAL, BEULAH GRIBBLPI, SUSIE BI-:LLE GRIGSBY, BETTY f1RONl-ill, FRANCES LJRONER, LEE HAROLD HENDRICR, MAY HEAN, RICHARD HOWARD, SHIRLEY HOOYER, ANDREW' I-II-:RI-QRT, WILRI-:RT HEROLD, ROSA HAMNER, FRI-:IDA IIER, SALLII-I JACOBSON, SIDNEY JOHNSON, JRMA JOHNSON, EvELYN JOHNSON, FRANCES KNOLL, DOROTHY KI-1Ml', MABPII, LESLIE, LOLA LY NCII, FERNE LAMASON, MARSIlAl.I, LOLSER, FRANCINE LACY, JOYCE LEON ARD, ELIZA!!!-ZTII LINSDAY, MARTHA LONG, JOHNNY Ll-INGSFIELD, CORINNE LANE, LOIS LEE MI-:RI-LR, HFIRMAN MADDOx, LILLIE MPICIILIN, JOSEPIIINE MILLS, NELL MARTIN, FRANCES LOII NIORGAN, MARY MCGOLDRICR, KENNETH MCCARTY, HAZEI. MCELROY, MARY ELLEN MLIRIIV, LEON MI ROV, LAZAR NAIIORS, MARIE NALLIN, AIKDRI-:Y NELL PAVLOFF, VLADO PIIILYAW, PAULA PHILLIPS, BEATRICE PIIILIPPS, WILDA UAILSB-ACK, ELIZABETH REED, BETTY VIRCINIA RIIOADI-IS, MARCARI-:T RICHARDSON. TOM ROBINSON, RUTH ROSS, ELLA Y. ROOS. HENRY SAYON Y, vAI.l'1Kll'L SIMPSON, RICHARD B SMITH, ARLINE SMITH, JJ!-IATRICI-I SNEED, W. J. STIERNBFRG, IJELI-IN STROTHI-IR, WILLIAM STLCKEY, JAM!-IS QTUCKEY, MIKRJORIE TELZONSR Y, ETIIEI. TIIOMPSON, JOAN TOI ER, CHRISTINE TRICHI-IL, EDNA VOYLI-IS, RIITII VIL!-INSKY, BI-:RTHA WI-JIR, RUTH WIIEEI ER, FRANCIS WING, ROCI-:R WHITE, THALI.A WALIIRON, LOUISE WALKER, HENRY WI-ISTBROOK, BLTSTHR WIIELESS, LOUISE WILLI-LR, S'l'ANl.l'IY YIILARWOOD. LI-:LIA ZEVE. RENNIE I S E A P .A A' 5 Seventy-five Seventy-six Byrd High Thrift Club EMILY USTENDORFF L0UIsE MARSHALL DAVID GOEIIEL . EDNA TIIIcHI:L . ROBIN NELSON . OFFICERS . Chairman of Board of Directors . . . . . Presidvnt . Vive'-President . . Secretary . Trvasurvr By.-.1 High Thrift Club The Byrd High School Thrift Club was organized in 1930 with Mr. H. J. Colvin as the sponsor. The club was composed solely of the members of Mr. Colvin's Economics Classes. A goal of six hundred dollars was set, and this was easily attained. ln 1931 this club was reorganized with certain definite aims: l. To establish a regular habit of saving. 2. To save for a definite purpose. 3. To gain business and banking connec- tions. 4. To develop independence of character. The goal was raised to one thousand dollars, which has been made, to- gether with a generous surplus. We have stressed in our Thrift Club not only thrift in the money sense, but also thrift in time and character. Without doubt, it has been splendid training and experience for all those who have been connected with the organization. Seventy-seven .Seventy-eight 'FXMNCKS mzwvfzfv ffflfflf HOF? ss M s i nam Jrffffefvffe Flu Nclcs Wm I ummm . l'rosirlvnt Hrzu-:N HUYT . . . ViC9-PFCSIZIIPIII l'lYl'll.X N SWZIIIIIMI-Ill . . Svcrvlary-Treasurer fl0l'll2lllCSC2l1' Club Thi- lllf'llllN'l'Slllll of the COIl1llllCSCill' Cluh cunsisls ul' the girls of the Home Economics Department of Byrd High School. Its purposr' is to 1-stahlish il spirit of cumraulcship hctwcen tht- girls of thi- flepurtnifmt. The Conlahfrsoar Clllll vlltertainml the mvmhcrs of the othvr Caddo Parish Stiulvnt Home Economics Clubs in April, and in that way d0vPl0pv1l frienrlslhip among the girls in uml uroulul Shreve-port. The 4-luh is sponsorml by: Mlss RUTH BATCHELOR Miss ELI-:ANOR Bl,.-xT1'mzM.4N Miss NlARuAm:T PURVIS Miss STI-:LLA LEOPOLD Ax. In I5 I -ff A . A w.A'...fs-Rf'-sc-if wwwwe I Rams-fail W' A fflff. V 'NX J -1 fi 'QI , I1-,311 . i5 YS EE :A II A 'QT gm ANDRI-:oLA, CATHERINE ARLINE, ToMMY BATSON, ELIZABETH BROWN, BETTY CARI-:R, ELIZABETH DAWSON, EDITH MAE DUCAN, ANNA BELLE ELLZEY, TRUIE JANE ELMORE, JESSIE MAY GIBSON, RUTH LOUISE GOODWIN, IDA IIEAD, KATHLEEN Um T, HELEN FAYE Comahesear Club MEMBERSHIP KELLY, RUTH LliCOM'l'E, AIJELINE LESTER, LINNIE MAE LENDIECKER, MARTIIA LINDSAY, JUANITA I.ovE, H!-JNRIETTA MARTIN, FRANCES LoU NIILLER, ANITA LOUISE MoRRow, ELIZABETH ANNE MosEI.EY, GRACE OIIER, JEAN NETTE OLIPHINT, ORA LEE 0'SUI.I.IvAN, KATHLEEN IS HH' Pllllll-I, MARX' l'IIvIIvIA QVEEN, MIN Nll-I Lou RAILSBACK, MARY AuNEs Ross, KATIIRYN SCHlRMER,EVl'1l.YN SCIII IEPAKE, ELIZAIIETII STIICKEMER, MOLLIE DEE WAI,nRnN, LoUIsE WELLIIORN, FRANCES WHIT: ATcI-I, DoRAsEL WYMAN, WINONA YI-:ARw0on, LELIA Selenty-nine Eighty -as Blue Triangle Club ELVA PIIGH . XVINIFRED HILRIIRN lVlARGARET MACI,lN GEORGIA DI-:E WRIG MISS CELIA SMILEY ALLWHITE, V1-ILMA CHRISTIANSON, NAOMI CIILRERTSON, LOUISE DAVIS, llRA ELSTNER. EvA MAE FRIIMER, IDA GORE, VERNA GRACE GREENE, MAR.l0RIE CRONER, CLARICE GUMP, ROBERTA HAMNER, LUCILLE OFFICERS HT MEMBERSHIP IIILIIIIRN, WINIFRED JACKSON. ETHELY NA JETER. IRMA JOHNSON, HELEN KENNEY. KATHERINE KESILMON, DOROTIIY K ROLL. DOROTHY M.-XCLIN, ALICE NIACLIN, MARGARET MASTON, BARBARA PALMER, IRBIE . Prvsidvnt V ive'-Prvsidvnt . Svrrvtary Trvasurvr Sponsor PALMER, lwlARION PIIGH, ELVA RIIEA, FERN ROBERTSON, MAXINE SWFIARINGEN, NIARGUERITE WILLIAMS. JANE WILLIAMS, NELWYN WING, MARY KEE WRIGHT, GEORGIA DEE WRIGHT, MARGARET A,--w' 5 ? AT'MIf:?s-- Girl Scouts Mlss PURYIS, Sponsor LAURA LEE CLARK ELIZABETH Cnoss META DE GRAFFENREID IDA GOODWIN ROBERTA GUMP MEMBERS LILLENE MCKAY .IOHNSY Awmnca LUCILLE HAMNER NELLIE KITLER MAMIE LA MARGUE GRITA MELLA Eighty-one -ri 3,3 .-Z' an 3 5 .gg if 5 Eighty-two Forum Latinum EARL VP NARLE, Scuba Cnnsulvs JACK HUOIIES SMITH, AND FRANCES SIIIEARER BENNIE ZEVE, Qufufstor Praetorvs JAMES LEE ROBINSON. FREDDYE WILLIAMS, ANI! NIARGERY EI 1 IS Tribuni M. C. BACLEY. AND EVELYN KATZ MEMBERS ANDREWS, SAM BOYD, LINNIE CIIADICK, MARGPIRY CLARK. LAURA LEE DOYLE, VIRGINIA ILER, SALLIE JARROTT, ETHEL JOHNSON, IRMA LANCSTON. JAMES LEABO, KATHLEEN MCCIILLOLIGH, JESSIE f3llEN, FRANCES PALMER, VIRGINIA ROBINSON, HEI,EN ROBINSON, ROY STEWART, ELIZABETH WELTM.AN, PAULINE WIlRI.EY, CLEON YEARWOOD, CAROLYN j 1,.f.fa?'ewwHm.g , - -A N-Ea-ff N fig ,-A' ,I I ig mi R.. xp ll 1-sh GI' lil .-E ad' La Sociedad Espanola OFICIALES DEL PRIMER CURSO OFICIALES DEL SEGUNDO CURSO La Presidente . El Vlbe-Presidente El Secretario . . La Tesorera . . La Relator . ABI-LRNATHY, FRANCES ALBERT, FRANCES ALBRIGHT, ELLEN ALBRIDGE, JOHNSEY ANTHONY, SUE ASHLEY, PAULINE IJAILEY, RICHARD B. BLIZZARD, HENRY BRAUNIG, LAWRENCE BROWN, MARJORIE BRYAN, JEROME CAILLETEAU, ROBERT CALDWELL, JOE CAYENDAR, HELEN CHILDS, ELIZABETH CHITWOOD, RUSSELL CHRISTIANSON, NAOMI CLEGG, WOODROW COPELAND, JACK CULWELL, LILY FAYE DALYAI., TOMMY DEEN, C. E. DEMOPULOS, GUS ATIILYN VAN ARSDEL . GUS DEMOPULOS GEORGE D. WRAY, JR. KATHRYN LE MOYNE BESSIE MCCLARAN La President . La Vice-Presidente La Secretankz . El Tesorero . La Relator . MIEMDRES' DOWNEY, JANE Dow NER, WEBSTER ECKARD, ALFRED ELTITE, GEORGE LOFTON, LAMAR MASTON, BARBARA NICCLARAN, BESSIE MCCOY, ROSE A. FITZSIMMONS, SEAWILLOWMCCRERY, DORIS FORT, WALTON FRUMER, LOUIS GERMAN, GEORGE GOEBER, HARVEY GOODWIN, MARJORIE GRAHAM, WAYMAN GRONER, CLARICE HANKS, J. E. HERNDON, ROSE M. HOLMES, CLAUDIA R. HUDSON, GUY HUNT, E. P. JACQUET, EARLE JAMES, ROY KELLY, RUTH LE MOYNE, KATHRYN LESLIE, BILL LEvY, HAROLD MCGI-:I-2, DOROTHY MCGECHEE, GERALDINE MCKENZIE, ERNEST MCMEEL, MARY MOSLEY, JOE PALMER, FRANCES PALMER, IRBIE PALMER, MARION PARADICE, CHRISTINE PAWLINC, ARTHUR PLATT, WALTER B. POTTS, FRANK, JR. POWELL, MASTERN REYNOLDS, RUTH RUTHERFORD, HORACE MHLIEPAKE, ELIZABETH SHI-ILTON, CLIFFORD SKINNER, KATHLEEN leyil KATIIRYN LE MOYNE KATHLEEN SKINNI-:R BESSIE MCCLARAN ARTHUR PAWLING MARJORX' BROWN SLACK, STEWART SMITH. ILETA SNIDER, LLOYD STAGG, PHILIP S.'l'EEL, TALBOT STOCKEMER, MOLLY STOUT, EDNA MARIE STURGES, CLAUDE SWVAN K, BETTYE TAYLOR, MARGARET J. TAYLOR, WILLIAM TURNER, 'SIDNEY VAN ARSDEL, ATHLYN WALLACE, ANNIE LEE WEAVER, ROSCOE WHELESS, NICK WHITE, ARCHIE WILLIAMS, RUTH WILLIAMS, S. O., JR. WRAY, GEORGE D., JR. WRAY, NEWTON WRIGHT, GEORGIA DEE Eighty-four JAMES STUCKEY . . President STILLWI-:LL TIFFIN . . Vivo-President BEYNON S. CHEESMAN . . Secretary-Treasurer Hi-Y Club OFFICERS JUMOR Hn ROBERT HAMMETT ........ President GORDON BATES . . . Viz-0-President BILLY BURNS .... . . Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout our school and community high standards of Christian character. Many activities have marked the Hi-Y Clubs as the outstanding organiza- tions of Byrd High. Included among these are: the annual minstrel pre- sented twice under the direction of Mrs. J. H. Riedemanng several parties and weiner roasts and the winning of the Y. M. C. A. basket ball tournament cup. A number of interesting and educational programs have been presented at the regular meetings of both the senior club and the junior club. SPONSORS MR. J. E. ELLIOTT . . . . . Senior MR. A. E. KIRBY . . Jumbr ROY P. JAMES WILLIAM NOBLE Hi-Y Club MEMBERS SENIC JR HI-Y JAMES STu:kEx' lim' HI'nSON FRI-in Ml1ljl3l.I.llL'lill WJINSTON RIEI-3 JOIIN GRI-ll-JR LAMAR BAKER PETTON lil-LLLY E. l'. HIN1' S1'ILLwEI.I. TIFFIN W. C. BEST BEYNON Sl. CIIEESMAN RIISSELI. CIIITWOOII TIIOMAS MYERS W. C. EVANS GLENN B. MASON EARL W. JACQIET JACK IJAVIS BILLY BURNS WARREN HARTMAN ROBERT HAMMETT Bonn DECKER ffIl,KRI.ES FOSTER T. U. J,l'l1KWOR'l'll HAROLD WARREN -XLTON l ORn I LOx'n NORTON HI'1:II STI'2l'IlI-INS HITIQII BELLAMY WALT!-IR B. PLATT AL LYONS En P. TOOIQE H.AROLD ROSSROTTOM MEMBERS JUNIOR HI-Y GORDON BATES PRESLEY NICCOLLISTER KENNETH DIY!-IRS LARRT WILLIS J. W. BETTIS CIIARLES BI'cIaLI:Y JOIIN Kunrz DAVID FELSI-:NTIIAL Eighty-f Eighty-six I Alf., Glue Club RUSSELL Currwoon . President MRS. NIILDRED RIEDRMANN . Director The Glee Club is a part of the music department of Byrd High. lt appeared before the Woman's Department Club, the Parent-Teachers Asociation of Byrd, and in connection with several plays given by the Thespian Club. The presentation of the musical comedy, The Count and the Co-Edf' was the big event of the year's work. The Glee Club consists of students of Byrd High School, each of whom deserves credit for his excellent work. Mrs. Riedemann is to be congratulated on ber splendid organization and direction of the club. wi, 'f :T fx ing it Uk Band Our Band has been present at every important athletic event this year, urging the participants to greater efforts, and in most instances to victory. The splendid success of our Band can be attributed to the untiring efforts of its director, Mr. Fuherer, to the excellent work of its manager, Irving Selber, and to the loyalty and co-operation of its members, who are as follows: Man- ager, Irving Selberg assistant manager, Garland Eilbottg drum major, Joe Hanksg saxophone players, Gordon Bates, W. C. Best, Vincent Fazio, Elinor Hicks, Harold Levy, Hews McCann, John Moody, Martha Matyska, Sam Papa, Sam Peters, James Sanderson, Christine Toler, Vanesa Sullivan, Margery Ellis, Beat- rice Carricks, Jack Delworth, Ed Tooke, Billy Wile, Frank Chemino, Lamar Lofton, P. J. Prater, Will Baker, and Jimmie Nelson, clarinet, Sam Fertitta, Roy James, Robin Nelson, Louise Stewart, Leon Murov, Paul Brartmess, Leonard Greenfield, Edwin Banks, and Freta Sullivan, bass drum, Tony Lewis, traps, Webster Downer, and Claude Edmonds, cymbal, Lawrence Braunig, tromhones, Brongeye and Metcalf, bass trumpet, Irving Selher, baritone, Garland Elibott. 'll Ha i .2 Ei Eighty-seven fgllf-Y-l'l'g,'lll QU.'KRTl'I'l'S Xl-QII1-H KIlIlz'I'Z lirnmn. W inflow. H1-nry. illxilsmm x s' LM xlc'l+1'l': lirmm. Wright. lIl1iluo04l. Hnrlun. f1IRl.S'fJl xu'lr,'l': W in-low. V'il1'0x. Hvmlrivk. He-nry .,,. ,-:V+ LQ? Thespian Club The Thespian Club is a national organization devoted to high school dra- matics. Troop 134 is in the C. E. Byrd High School. The members study dramatic art, the art of costume and make up and present several plays during the year, which are always splendid successes. KEMP, VIRGINIA YEARWOOD, CARoLYN TAYLOR, MARGARET JANE ELLIS, MARGE MARSHALL, LOUISE PATFY, DowNs LEONARD, ELIZABETH BROADWELL, MARcARET FRANcINE, LAESER ELAM, J ONETTA GARRISON, JACK NoBLE, WILLIAM ROSTER NELSON, ROBIN HUNT ,E. P. MITCHELL, Louis COLE, HAZEN DABNEY, WILLIAM MCCAIN, ERNESTINE Skooc, ELSIE LANE, LoIs LEE MORAN, KATHLEEN WILLER, STANLEY KESILMAR, DOROTHY LATHAM, JESSICA WYMAN, WINONA JOHNSON, CLAY SULLIVAN, VANESA MORROw, ELIZABETH ANN WEIR, RUTII MANNINC, RANDOLPH BRINKMANN, MARGARET BUTLER, LUCILLE SCOTT, BARBARA EMBRY, HELEN S'Cl-ILIEPAKE, ELIZABETH Eighty-nine Ninvty ,.s-.........,..... .Q-El s 7-AT . his 'faking . 5.1- MDulcy Ahovc is picturcd thi- cast of Dulcy. prcscntcd on March 18 in thc auelilori-uni of Byrd High School hy thc Sicnior Class and umlcr thi- dircction of Miss Pearl Pryor. Thi- play. a three- :IPI comedy. was prmmuncsfl a complete success. .lonctta Elum plays-d the lcading role of Uulcy, while Rohit Nelson was thc lcading man in the part of Gordon Smith. llulcy's husband. llll1PI' characters wcre: Mrs. Forbes, Doro- thy Nicholson: Mr. Forhcs. Randolph Manning: Angela. his daughter. Marge Ellis: Bill Parker. Uulcy's brother, E. P. Hunt: Henry. thc butler. Clay Johnson: Van Dyke, Louis Mitchellg Vinccnt Lcach. Hazen Colc: Blair Patterson, William Dabney. proceeds of thc play werc used to send the cast of the play H'SlllllI1l'I'gt'lli- lo the Statc Rally. 1 'lih fr EFNMWQN EI 'wx is Buciffe gzcuzk 8,4 plane Omfeaf .,4 gri- ,. , .1 . k N. ' 9 J: w ,, '. . 1' X. '51 , ui Z 2- gi 4... f' x X i Yf A .VV N A' . X -, -, M - , f f -f . V f ,fm Y fm WJ V, gl QQX' L Ly ,lf 1,4D.fc.f1. 4, X. - My qi -H 5 I ffy.k!,w' pf' lw 'Q My '- ks, 1 Lit .7 fnf ,iff ZIQAE' 'lc' af ' 1 V ff! qfkx I Q fc 'c ZTZQUfC2' ,f 'VYYUX I , V 17? jf BA Nirzvty-s1'1:z'n g?LZZL.!27QOZ9Zl72g5'O22 Qfkaffkagesdag Zz'zcz5efkffeZZc27QS' . ..,.. ..... ,- ,, f- f- 1' gg,-T lu uw, 5 .ga 352'-,J 2 N 'My E I Elly I Glllllwigll Shfflillartite Slj IH!! ' Q VIRGINIA MARTIN Prettiest Girl Most Popular Girl V LOUISE ROBINSON Cuzest Girl C. G. JOHNSON Student Prince WILLIS BUTLER Smartest Boy I Popularity Contest BUCK BRYAN Most Popular Boy Best All-Around Boy Best Athlete IRUTI-I ROBINSON Best All-Around Girl MYRTLE AYMOND M ost Popular Teacher T UBBY BIAILHES Biggest Grouch JEROME WILLIAMS Laziest Boy LUCILLE BUTLER .,, ,455 , L, g , SmartestGirl rw MJD' A 'U ' 7 BILLY NOBLE Best Reputation ! V... .... .,,....-.--.....-....-, -.,...,,A,, ' ,.,,, N inet? -nine ire. me it ' me rl' ai -YL 1? it I L w 4 , W? -P I3 fs A ju- -if S A if I 1. GK 0- One Hundred 4 LL GA di 'Siam W Ap: ,QA 'nrr GA A415 ABI 747' Mardi Gras The gaycty of Carnival! Happy. joyous people forgetful of carcsl Byrd lligh had its share of this true Louisiana holiday in its annual crowning of the queen. After a closely contested race, Virginia Martin was declared Queen: Martha Lindsay, Maid of Honor, and Lucille Frank and ,lane 0'Neal, Princesses. Un Tuesday, February 9, the gala ball was held at Broadinoor Club. Bu- glcrs came firsts to announce thc approach of the Royal Party. The Ribbon Bcarers led thc procession. Lucille Butler and Grey McGraw carried the purplc ribbon. while Dorothy Lee Hill and Roy ,loc Anderson bore the gold. The First Princess. Lucille Frank, looked lovely in a dress of pale pink lace. Her Prince was Miles Tucker. .lane 0iNeal, the Second Princess, was charm- ingly dressed in blue lace. She had as her Prince. Justin Querbes. Martha Linsday and C. G. Johnson, Maid and Knight of Honor, came next. Martha was beautifully gowned in pale green lace. Each girl wore a lovely corsage. Amid much applause our lovely Queen entered with her King, George D. Wray. Murmurs of admiration at the beauty of Her Royal Highness arose from the crowd. Virginirfs stately beauty was enhanced by her dress of white satin, made along queenly lines. Her bouquet was of red roses. To the strains of soft music Rex placed thc Crown of Pearls on the head of the Queen, after which the stately niinuct was danced: by the Royal Court. The rest of the eve- ning was occupied with gay dancing by everyone. MW I' 3' F W W I xf n1'LAfX 0 , B fl: fl!! ' 1 1 QQ Q Q Q Q9 Q w .Q W Q Q, Q91 if QQ!! I 9 FMWRM 9 A we Af-' 1- an ,. 2 . . Byrd High School Model A.lb2ll'fllll'llf Anowzz LmNuRom1 Ih:Low: Bl-znnoom f,lI1'IlllIIlll'4'll Thu 1' llrlrnlffwl llwll Q 3 Aww: BYRnArn1Toml'M BELOW! LIBRARY wk 'Www WM, 4 w.,,3,ss.' if F 4 , A ' lxyvl ' ABOVE! BIOLUGY LABORATORY BELOW! CHEMISTRY L.uxonAT0RY Um' llllnafrwl fxlhl I?r1wlll1r1rl1:':fS1't 7515 1 , if +R: 2 'Sa' H2251 S y Anon-1: Conlu NG UE MR1' MEN1' Blcnmvz Gum.-xSlI'M zlqj 5 in. Jw . X A L ,Y ,- y W X . . Anowiz SwlwmlNuPom, Bmmv: Pllvslcs l,.m0nA'1'oln' Um' 1IIllll1I'l'tlSl'l'l'l1 XX xi gxxx , ma j , W .6 1 ffl' ,, Lxfx ,f, . . ,ff -P1 'sg X ! 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Sound travels at the rate of 400 yards per second: exceptions: scandal, 1,000 yards per second: truth, 25 yards per second. Constable: Sorry, Miss, but swim- ming ain't allowed in this lake. Margaret Flournoy: Why didn't you say so before I undressed? Constable: Well, there ain't no law agin undressinln Sidney Peatross: Marriage is a great institution. Margaret Brinkmann: Maybe, but who wants to live in an institution? lessonl: Now to ask? . Buck: Yeah. How much is your correspondence course? Trainer I after boxing have you any questions Clay Johnson: Have I the right ex- pression?', ' Milburne: Perfectly natural. C. I.: Then be quick. It hurts my face. Bobby Scott: Is my face dirty or is it my imagination? Ralph Pierce: Your face isn't. I don't know about your imagination. Iohnetta: What made you quarrel with Jimmie last night?,' Marge: He proposed to me again. Johnetta: What was the harm in that? Marge: My dear, I accepted him the night before. Roy Joe: I hope you'll dance with me tonight, Alice. Alice Marie: Oh, sure! I hope you don't think I came here merely for pleasure? ETIQUETTE BOX Q.: May lettuce be eaten with the fingers? A.: '4No, the mouth is generally used. Q.: L'How do you tell which is your side dish of spinach ? A.: Don't be silly: who wants to? Q.: L'What would be the proper thing to say if in carvingthe duck it should skid oil' the platter into your neighbor's lap? A.: Be very courteous: say, May I trouble you for that duck. One Hundred Nine fill, 1932 , Ill: Unis , ff X4 XX XA, f fff i JM fxi in 'W S f1C.tCX'1 ,V,., x..Af 5 W V, ,f , ,J 1 W X kr! M X . P055 'L QJXQA T +L B35 H xr f 1, .-A 5 x. The Fouf H,,,fsm,,zn-- +eT asa Ow C . fm IIVI 'ANA L H4 fv, cv TSN fx ff I ,f,f . E si ww ff , ii ,fm Sn- nwif Im if KE, fggl R' 'D I . 4. A' 'Ai figs emwivi EEE Our Coaches The wonderful success that the ,lack- ets have enjoyed during the last few years would have been impossible with- out a highly eliicient coaching staff. Byrd High is not only proud of its teams, but also proud of the coaches who make those teams. H. M. Knilans, known as the maker of champions, became head coach in 1926, and Jacket teams have prospered from that time. He has a thorough knowledge of the various sports that he coaches, and possesses the personality that it takes to impart this knowledge to his boys. He is admired not only for his coaching ability, but also for the high qualities of sportsmanship that he instills. Coach Knilans is the type of man that makes one feel better just for knowing him. Hats off to Harold Kni- lans, gentlemen. F. H. Prendergast has been associated with the Jackets as assistant in football and head track coach for several years, .and Byrd High School has profited greatly by that association. His Junior Jackets are noted for their fighting spirit, and the spirited competition which they provide in practice has a great deal to do with the success of thc first team. Lee Dobson has been associated with the Jackets longer than any member of the coaching staffg for he is a former .lacket himself. As assistant in football, basket ball and baseball, he has worked tirelessly, and the results of his work may be seen in the success of Byrd teams. One Hundred Thirteen FMU! W, we as-ff ff aaa-saw 1 'Q H El ewllliyllfrcl Managers WILLIAM COORPENDER Bill was the head manager this year, and like past times received no glory for the great credit he so deserves. He had great responsibility thrust upon his shoulders throughout the season. It was Billy who handed out the equip- ment at the beginning of the season, and looked after it for three and one-half months. Always the first one down at 2:30, Billy opened up the locker room, gave out equipment, then lugged the footballs, headgear and tackling dummy down to the field. Late that evening at 6:00 o'clock, when all of the boys were dressed and going home, you could see Billy carrying the equipment back to the school. He was liked by every member of the team because of his efficiency and good nature. We are sorry Bill will not be back next year, but we know he will be a success in anything he attempts. WILLIAM RENOIS Another Bill that was always on the job, giving service to the boys. Al- though an understudy to Coorpender, he was a great help to the team, taking knocks cheerfully. FRANK LARSEN Frank broke into the fold rather late in the season, but he was in long enough to prove that he is a splendid worker. He will be back next year. JAMES ALEXANDER Jimmie was on duty as soon as practice for basket ball was announced. He was always ready to help. BOBBY LARSYEN Baseball is greatly benefited by the help Pucker Larsen has given in his management. 4 One HundrerlFourteen -' -- N F' ootlna Q v 41, H., .. i i .f'f'.x' , ., 1 s gig 5 is as it e' E' iii, '.,,: 1 Review of the Season SHREVEPORT, 393 TEXARKANA, 0. Opening the season, the Jackets soundly trounced the Texarkana Tigers on the latter's field, September 25. The final score was 39 to 0. SHREVEPORT, 133 DALLAS, 12. The hardest and most interesting game was held at the Fair Grounds on October 3 with Sun- set High School, of Dallas, furnishing the opposi- tion. SHREVEPORT, 503 LONGVIEVV, 0. The Yellow Jackets kept their slate clean against out-of-state teams by turning the Byrd gridiron into a race track Friday, October 9. This time the victims were the Longview Lobos. SHREVEPORT, 183 LITTLE ROCK, 7. The Jackets' next journey was over the hills of Arkansas, where they clashed with the Little Rock Tigers. The Jackets were again victorious, the score being 18 to 7. SHREVEPORT, 395 MINDEN, 2. During the game which was played on that Byrd field, the Junior Jackets were givn a chance . to show their mettle. Captain SHREVEPORT, 322 MONROE, 0. The Jackets, next opponents were the Monroe City Tigers, who were given their first defeat of the season by the Byrdmen. The game was played on our home ground with a final score of 32 to 0. SHREVEPORT, 73 HAYNESVILLE, 0. The Jackets again played on foreign soil. This time Byrd was opposed by the Golden Tornado of Haynesville. The game proved to be a thriller, and not until the final whistle had blown was the contest decided. SHREVEPORT, 273 BOLTON, 0. The Yellow Jackets then closed their scheduled season for 1931 by trouncing the Bolton Bears 27 to 0, at the Fair Grounds on Armistice Day. SHREVEPORT, 313 NORMAL FROSH, 0. After deciding they were tired of handing high schools drubbings, the Jackets now stepped out of their class to meet the Normal Imps, but it was the same old story. The final score was 31 to 0 in Byrd's favor. SHREVEPORT, 323 RUSTON, 2. The Jackets then clashed with Ruston for the North Louisiana Championship, with the local boys winning by the score of 32 to 2. The Jackets demonstrated a powerful running offense and some wonderful passing that could not be stopped. SHREVEPORT, 143 NEW ORLEANS, 0. Our Yellow Jackets covered themselves with mud and glory on the field of Loyola Stadium in New Orleans Saturday afternoon, December 19, to bury the Jesuit Blue Jays under a score of 14 to 0, and win the Louisiana State Championship for the second consecutive year. Byrd High is the only school of the state to win the title in two successive years. The captain of this team was Howard Buck Bryan. Buck is the ideal player any coach would yearn for. He was unanimously chosen for allstate halfhack. He was a triple- threat man and dangerous in an open field. Buck will be missed next season, due to grad- uation. We wish him the best of luck. , . s r .. .. ,. ,W 0neH1mdrerl Sixteen yr H 3 - - s----'- --fv fi liuiii ell! . fl'1:lKv,g 1- wc- W lil' K1,, '71 l lisa--asteas-rise Football Letter Men C. G. JoHNsoN Another husky lad who will be back next year. He was a good pass re- ceiver and a hard man to take out. ROY JOE ANDERSON One of the young boys who has lettered in thisfhis Sophomore year. Roy is an aggressive player, and exceptionally good on end runs. WALTER HAMMANN This was Walter's first year on the squad. and though inexperienced this year, he should prove a winner next season. Walter is only a Sophomore. CHARLEY HAYGOOD Charley is about the greatest guard the Jackets have ever had. He was chosen for the all-state team. Haygood was in every play, and outstanding in every game. He was playing in the state championship game when he received a broken leg. We won't have to worry about one of the guard positions, as Charley will be back better than ever. H ' A if ,Q Une HllH,llfP!1Sl!'I7UHfEtfIl V f f it TJ f at ' will . Y' A ,, wmsiie-s'llQ Letter Men LEE STOKES Stokes is one of the big fellows to make good on the team. He was the All-North Louisiana selection for the fullback position. Lee was a good passer, blocker, and line-plunger. The best part of it is, he will be back next year. J. E. TINY RINER This little fellow the weighs only 24-01 dealt plenty of misery to the en- emy. He was handicapped most of the season by injuries. We will surely miss Tiny next season. RANDOLPH MANNING Another of the Rim-r models. Randolph was always in the midst of the battle for the glory of his school. We will certainly miss you. Randolph. SNO0KIE MARSTON Snookie was probably the nfightinestn man on the team. He made half the tackles in nearly every game. Marston made the All-North Louisiana team. His shoes will be hard to fill next year. 0neHumlre'dEighlPen f' ' A ' ' ' s fllQhQx . V i. N . 5 1, Q' w illloW1lllfjll ll5 We Letter Men Anson FELKER Arbon is one of the kind that you barely hear about in a game, but it takes men like him to make a championship team. He was always in there fighting. We are all for you, Arbon. wherever you may go next year. PUCKER,' LARSTEN Pucker has done something that very few others have done-namely, to letter in his Freshman year. He is a good defensive man, and showed it when he held the ball on the one-yard line in the Dallas game. ' WARDELL LEISK When Tiny was injured, Leisk filled his place. He was good on the de- fense, and was particularly outstanding in the Dallas game. Leisk will be back next year. W. H. STONE Stone was ill a part of the season, but showed enough football to start a rumor that he would fill Buck's shoes next year. We hope so. W. H. is fast, and a good open field runner. He is also a fine kicker. I 4, One Hundred Nineteen Letter Men ROSCUE VAN ANDA Roscoe. although hindered by injuries received on the gridiron, came in for his part of the glory with his excellent interference. Of course, Roscoe will he hack. GAYLE PURYEAR Gayle ventured over from Lake Charles where he previously played foot- hall. Before mid-season he had gradually rounded himself into true Yellow ,lacks-t form. He will he welcomed hack next season. ' SIDNEY AYLES Sid was one of the hardest workers on the team, and it was he who helped ke-cp the team full of pep. Aylcs was a good offensive man, and his plays were outstanding in the Monroe game. Luck to you, Sidney Ayles. PETE NANCE Pete,' decided many games this year with his kicks, his extra point in the Dallas game meaning victory. He made an end position on the All-North Lou- isiana seccnxl team. Nance will he lost, but he should make some college a valuable player. One Hunrlrcfl 'l'u'enty LF 'I P 'E f 'N, 1. .- - r gllxxvtlllSpyll1'l l W Letter Men CONWAY BAKER Conway was not only the power house of the team, but also the All-State choice for quarterback. Conway will be lost to the 1932 squad through grad- uation. So long and good luck, Baker. CASTLE TIFFIN The only thing that kept Castle from being a regular was his weight. He was a good pass receiver, and down on every punt. He had plenty of scrap in him. GUS DEMOPOLIS Gus, though small, was one of th-e fastest men on the squad, as well as being an excellent blocker. He was prevented from playing in the champion- ship game this year because of injuries received in the Normal Freshmen game. Gus will also be lost for next year, but luck to youf, we say. I K., s J One Hundred Twenty-one x 4 ill ' 4 , 1 ' 4 in 5 if r. , .1 . W 4 9 . P . K I ,VJGQQ-xii-f ,M , I 1 I l n Football Squad Although all those who came out for football and did not letter are not picture-fl, it is they of whom we speak. They worked as hard as any one could, and their failure to letter was due solely to inexperience. We are proud of them, and feel sure they will letter in the future. The Junior Jackets kept up the good record of the school by winning all games except Mooringsport, which was a no-score game. Watch them go next season! Une Hundrvrl Tzven ty-two l A . I AW f ,rm , W X ! -1358! 1, '?4sz 5 xg vim? K' J' tlzef Sports r ft 'f , 'f': A. A VH! .WWWA WWTF ' ' .1 1 'ffvrgv 1 it r ' 5 'if' pl ,M 3 uigli rrj x, vi -5 Basket Ball Although our team this year did not succeed in ac- quiring the majority of victories, the boys displayed that indominahle spirit, a characteristic of the Jackets which 5 never lets the opponent he sure of victory until the final i ' dang of the gong. The following players, under the Q leadership of Bryan as captain and Knilans as coach, put forth their best efforts for Byrd, and are appreciated as much as if they had won a straight. 'l .dB12zz1z1z6'rahm 1 GAMES GAMES f Byrd ............ . ..... 21 Greenwood . ....----- -19 7 Byrd , , , ,,,, 13 Greenwood . .... . . . . .18 Byrd . . . .... 29 Haynesville - - - - - - -42 5 Byrd... .... 13 Bolton.... .....29 F Byrd... .... 12 Ida. ........ .....a ., Byrd . . . .... 9 Natchitoches . . . . . . . .30 Byrd ... .... 11 Bolton . ..... .. . . .31 LETTER MEN E Name POSiti0Il GRAHAM . . Center E STONE . . Forward ' HOUSEMAN . . Forward FELKER . . . Guard 2 BRYAN fCaptainJ . Guard g ' HUSON . . . . Forward JIMMY ALEXANDER .... . Manager 1 'L t., One Hundred Twenty-four These men lettered, and are pictured above. 7 ll HB5-1 Ili N vu. ,m-..-sr' Junior Jackets flom- Thv wisflom of our vouvlws voulsl in no way ln' hvttvr onstrutvfl than hy this lIlt'illlS of stwuring at solid founrlation for the coming ,lan-kct tvzuns. 'llhv ,lunior ,luvlwts ure- thv foumlation upon whivh the .lm-kv! Varsity is huilt. Thx' vuluo of the exp:-ri:-:lcv and knowl- mlgv of huskvt hull thv boys of this group rom-ive is lIlllllf'2lSlll'- ahlv. As thvy playt-cl morv glllllf'S this svuson than tho varsity. wv van easily silo that thvy alrv givvn evvry opportunity to flo- vclop to the utmost of their ahility. N ' l' 'e that typical loyalty and As future Jackets those boys my ' ' ' l nts. support fu I'lllSllf'fl by Byrd stufe 0Ild 'f One Hu ndrerl Tu 'nty U L' x ..x 3 3, VM 1- ,alan 4 IA - A . - Baseball Baseballs annual call received the response of almost 30 candi- dates for Byrd's 1932 team. Among these are the following letter men who were members of the 1931 team, which won the Northwest Louisiana Championshipg Castle Tiffin, Don Overdyke, Captain Ar- bon, W. H. Stone, and Ben Burrows. With these boys and such a large amount of promising material to choose from, Coaches Knilans and Dobson are enthused over the prospects of developing a win- ning team for us in 1932. Bob Larsen is the manager of the 1932 Byrd Baseball Team, and we are assured that his unusual efforts will be a great asset to the team during its campaign. Une Hundred Twenty-six 1 H 1 - ' h Q Gaanesywm p cfessdeffefzies Tc ' n I 1 i s ,less Jeffries is giving us his first year of service' on the 'fen- nis 'fe-ani. liven though it is his first ye-ur. he is an very capable- player. with tht- st:-zuliness of at veteran. We mm re-st assnri-fl of his position living well fillx-fl. z will not he Inu-k next year. mil 4-Prtainly regret that he nif his first aml lust V1-ur of repre- Cuines Huson is also givi 1, , t . lt will be one of effort. that should be crowned with success. He has a fine serve, connected with fast playing that always proves a great help. Gaines' place will surely be hard to fill next year. sentation Om' Humlrwl 7'14-rrily'-s4'w'n f it 1 :Wgl1ii5yilel1'rl LM A . Track Among this group of candidates for the Track Team, Coach Pen- degast has only four letter men. Even though the team is composed almost entirely of new men, it has been very successful so far, and with the following line-up it is most likely to take good care of the laurels entrusted to it by our '31 Champions: Dashes: Roberts: 4-4-0-Yard Run: Greer: Field Events: Baker, Puryear: Hurdles: Charlie Wright: 880-Yard Run: Demopolis, Pow- ell: Relay: Graham, Puryear, Powell, Smitherman., Simpson, and Demopolis. Every one of the boys out have worked hard, and every one is ready for the gun to start them after the '32 Championship. One Hundred Twentfeight . .. I ,1 . .,... ., A I A L IJ. JL Track GAYLE PURYEAR-A first-year man to break into the Jacket picture. Hurls a mean javelin, taking first place at the North Louisiana State Rally. Also helped the Jackets to win first place with the relay team. .lllVl SlVllTHERMAN-Another first-year man to participate in the winning rc- lay team. He can be counted on for a place in the high jump. MASTERN PUWELL-An example of what hard work and faithful training will do. A valuable man to the relay team: also won first in the 880-yard flash. JOHNNY GRAHAM-Sllarefl honors with relay team. He has heen a 'war horse' in the Jacket team for two years. After winning first place in the 220-yarrl dash, he placed in the 100-yard flash. GUS DElVlUPlll.US-A veteran of the squarl. Won seconcl place last year in the mile race: then won first place this year by a wicle margin. Une Hundred Twenty-nine Q: l L Yi... Ak Track HERMAN FARMER,-Une of the big hoys of tht- squad, and is ahlv to take his place with the best of them. CKTNWAY BAKER-The strong man of the squad, taking first place with the shotg then not satisfied with that, placed first with the discus. WARDELI, LEISKF-A valuable man any place. He ranks with the best in any position. It might he said of him, 'Qthe athlete and the studentf' CHARLES WRIGHT-T'he hurdler of the Jacketsg just needs experience. NEILL ROBERTS-The speed merchant of the squad. He won honor in the 50-yard dash. A valuable man where speed is demanded. THOMAS NORDYKE-His second year on the squad, and a valuable man: plenty of speed. JOHNNIE GREER-A good man on the relay team. Has plenty speed and endurance. One Hundred Thirty - -N p A , r -... - -il X x N, ' ... p, ' . M - -R- n,, xx 1 'W - ,. Ez?-I - Jr' xv f Y X x f I ' My X N x ' wi 11 il-,i uf, 7 If 2 I rn l X XXX -JWF vw, x , X X x 017071 xx N X X X iq x M, W, X A, ry Q X W xxx ll f---f-':.i ' , , 52 , +5 - 4 : 1 g , X A W VER T I S BE ME NUS ,.!f, X7 xf f AM WX W WXWXKX Y JC' 1 Drink . . . i Q Delicious and Refreshing j i KA , ,,,,,,, W7 hy get all steamed up?-- Pause and refresh yourself any Big crowds and great rush mean that ive-cold Coca-Cola is close at hand. Take a minute to enjoy this drink-a'tingle with delicious taste, dugg? and giving you a cool after-sense of refresh- Pdnmday Night' ment. That's the pause that refreshes. 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You Will Always See in Our Store An array of stunning gifts of fine quality, honestly priced Flournoy 81 Harris, Inc 519 Marshall Street You Are Always Welconie at Glenwood Drug Store Compliments of 1:-N , , E C 7 i.ACLUSl NL55 AND SEYLE i 405 Milam Street Majestic Drug Store Down-town Rendezvous Nunnally's Chocolates Shaeffer Pens 688 Jordan St. Jordan Street Pharm Incorporated LEADING SUBURBAN DRUG STORE Quick Delivery Prescription Druggists PANGBURN'S AND WHITMAN'S CANDIES Phones 5114 - 5115 acy Shreveport, La. Shreveport's Greatest Clothiers for Men and Boys Visit our gift corner for Women IVLLBUY C0-1 Cnc. Reliable Since 1857 Sh -Ld Tlien CIC! 1405 Fairfield 5h'efeP ' 3. Ave. LVERWARI-I Worms or ART CHINA AND LAWN POTTERY GLASSWARE Bluc-A-BRAC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 Southland Cotton Oil Co. Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products Wedding Invitations and Announcements f Ei. Ys . We N0 J. A. STYRON ENGRAVING CO. 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