C E Byrd High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1933 volume:

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JAMES IIARWI-1l.1,, Uncle Jimmy, our lm. loved lCllL llCl' and frieml. la'- if XT! ff, 1' -'-- N E14 ff 5. ff 74 X ' .,,..,,, Ntlwizfj' ,V -..., ,,. ,WMI fg- TEE'- f ,ti ' ' f 1 -,I I 4 5 W, f W , ,N t I if .4 , 7 'P 12x I ,I 41' N Tiff J, 1 I ' W ' 9 1 .. - , W ,t l ' ft x W W f , j 3 ' '-MMI, iff If ' nf s I A If Q' ' 4' f ' , f K W4 K V Z N! ng fir' .' Z! fi! ,I 'L Q A iii ai 07' This is to prepare you for a history of events! Events that have been marching along for the past one hundred years-and now .7933 VHIIVIIS Shreveport looking back down the years with no little amount of justifiable pride. One hundred years ago Red River was cleared, opened-up, made naviga- ble-and a babe of a city was born on its SlIf0l'CS-llIII,OlLg the Indians. Today Shreveport on her hnndrcrlth anniversary counts the gifts made her by a brave race of men and women: municipal build- ings, a public library, railroads, a court house of signihcant beauty, airports, Il.70lll,Cll,S c l u b s, nien's clubs, theatres, schools and col- leges. These are the Hgiftsn noted between these pages as the Gusher offers congratulations to its own proud city. 607275972 ADMINISTRATION. CLASSES. ACTIVITIES. FEATURES. ATHLETICS. ADS. 42 fvf wiffg WTS e2P,4WG7fb S. Q SKA M. f W WW I. xg f N fx M 'I X Q v ' 1 ' ,iz P 0 H ' -f lj I 5593. ,lkvzr 0 'W' . , 1 Iv , - W7 '47 i pfzfcefm, ,, 4' 7 ' '---'-44144144 Wm' ' X ' ' 4 I 01000, V A5530 X QT Q f'7 f X My A MV. X fe5s:::..... f 'W , .,fw wf 5 'V 'W X f 'ff?,4Q1W X ' 2 -W7 X, .. ,W . , .,., . I Lx ... A. . aa Ml' yn. Q 'x-A V . 'n-. ' np, -uw- vu.-.m , Lp anvil 6 ,, .,., .. - ... .. an.. 1 LLL. v 'pri Q 4 L ' 1 ' r Q. ,.,, , x A ,- 1 ' ' ' ' TPM L - K , J., ' zffw ' 'xl 5. 4. A ,fig my -ws. .. WJ., ' , 'nr 3 ' . 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This made possible the growth of the city on its banks which bears the name of Captain Shreve. min istrations The 1'cwau'rl of work well clone is siuzvcfss. 'l'hc 1-rlilm' mul gun' Ol this yvzu'-lmuk Iumv nmuniml llllIlllIlllN'l'i'fl clillivlillivs uml in lhv l'zu'v ol unlulrl ulrsluvlcs pwscill il ru:'m'cl ul' lho l932-33 svssimi ul' whivh lhuy ay wall hc proucl. Whvn in lhv fulurc lhc nu-nnlu-rs ul' lhv 1-lass ol' IOIZIS lccalll lllfllllgll thc pages ul' this volume the yvairs spun! all C. li. llyra High Sulmol, muy czwh In-uri uxull in lhc lhrill whim-ln vmiu-.4 only with aluly wvll clone auicl SIIITCSS nmlmly ur'l1i4'v0rl. ' Gimvl-Jn C. limfifixmw. Mr. All, is Whfgu hermfzi.. MRs. MARY K. AGURS Latin A Miss LURLINE A1.1s0N History Miss ZELDA ALLEN Mathematics MRS. EUNICR A1.sToN Mathematics Mlss MYIi'l'LE AYMOND History Mlss RUTH BATCHELOR Home Economics MR. MITCIYIELI. BENNETT Science Mlss ELEANOR BLATTERMAN Home Economics Miss ELIZABETH BROWN Mathematics Miss JENNIE PITTIE BROWN English Miss MERCZEDES CHAMPAGNE French ' MR. H. J. Co1,v1N History MR. J. D. Cox Mathematics Miss MARY W. CROWDER History MR. W. E. DEHNER Science , ms 1117 WU Thirteen, 1 935 W W Wlwguyhergii... F ourtevn MR. LEE DOBSON Commercial Miss HETTY ECKER Latin MR. J. E. ELLIOTT Science Miss ELEANOR FRANK English Mlss Zu1.A GILCREASE Mathematics MR. JOHN C. GRAHAM Commercial Miss J O GREEN English Miss ANNE HAJ,l. Spanish. Miss BERTA HAMMET1' English Miss DORIS HANDS English Miss GERTRUDE HARKRIOFR English MR. J. T. HARWELI. M athernalics Miss LEE DRUNA HIATT Mathematics MR. W. D. JOHNSON Science MRs FLORA H. JOUCHIN English ..?sf11 9sw I R Whfgujherhkg... MR. E. A. KIRRY Science MR. H. M. KN1LANs , Manual 'l'rain,ing MRS. OZELLA KOFFMAN History Miss MARIE Tl-IICRESE LIQBLANC Fl'f?l1fC,I Miss STELLA LEOPOLD Home Economics Miss ELIZABETH LITTLEJOIIN Civics Miss GRACE I,oNc Civics Mlss HEs'rr:RLooN1cY Mathenralics MR. J. W. McA1.oNR C on1,nz,ercial MRS. MAY NICCU'l'ClI'EN Science MR, J. W. MCIKAY Science M1ssL1L1.A MCLURE History ' Miss MARCAIKET Moon Spanish. Miss ANNIE GARNIQR NlcAl.lc Mathematics Miss GERTRUDE NEV1'111cR1,ANns Spanish Wh- WN E A 1 W Fifzeen, W Sixteen MISS WINNIFRED PIRKLE History Miss LUCY MELI. PLATT Physical Education MR. F. H. PRENDERCAST History Mlss PEARI. PRYOR English Mlss MARGARET PURVIS Home Economics MISS REPPY Rl-IODES Mathematics MISS MERCEDES RICHARDS French MISS LUCILLE RICHARDSON English MISS IRMA ROBINSON Latin Miss MOZEl.LE RONEY English MR. T. RAYMOND SAGE History Mxss EUGENIA SIMMONS Mathematics MISS CEI.IA SMILEY English MR. L. B. SMITII Science MR. R. A. SMITH Science W WWQ yaerhiw Miss JOHN STEELE A Mathematics M Iss CORA TURPIN English Miss JOE BEAM WARREN English MR. J. R. WEISS . Manual Training Miss ISABELL FLEMING Assistant Secretary Miss SUE HEFLEY Librarian Miss AMANDA HOWELL Librarian Miss H1-:STER N. NAsn Secretary Mus. C. ld. BARBER Cafeteria Manager N Seventeen ss 1955 1? is illwgu berhw lfligll lvcn, To Mu. Guovrcu C. KOFFMAN, the beloved uguiding starw of all students who are asso- ciated witili him, we, the Gusher Staff of 1933, on behalf of the SENIOR CLASS, wish to ex- press lo him our loving appreciation for his guicizuu-e and help. iss 19551122 ZZZZ7HZf?Fd'537 Zzzzailiiefihgj we f rf, r fly f deff 0 ,f 277 W9 r eg 5? ME- In ja, 4- 1 ,I f M ill? 667' I Q l L, I .fgxyy f f - ft T' I is N X, -ff' V 7' i5 ftlhv 5 'ffl L I 1 Q 0 . sf. 1 Lx, I X47 ,f 0.55, iljzjly -f ,. fig- tw WQLwdl?,g t X -0 -c c CQ' of 1 W f a f 5, X fy ,Aly ff ,, z . riff l 1 gg fff I I Q q 2552! 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Warn-wow LUOILLE HOWELL LOIIISI-1 HOWE Lou HELEN FAYE HOY'r Len W W- V WN my 7'wc'nty-nine ' W R Wflfgyjhgr Thirty ESSIE HUBIER RUTH HUGHES Ruthie JoIIN HUNSICKER Johnnie SIDNEY JACOBSON Hsidii EARLE JACQUET Jacquet ROY JAMES Texas ROBERT JENKINS ilB0b!! JULIA JENKINS fain PRESTON JETER Cotton FRANCES JOHNSON ulftfflltliflllu HELEN JOHNSON Blondie RUBY JUNI-:AU RUTH KEGEEY Ruthie MABPII. KI-IMI' HKl'yl! DoIIo'rIIY KESILMAN Dot Ronnm' KEOUN Bobby ERNESTINE KINNEEIIEW DOROTHY KROLI. upotn ER 1935 it R Wfwgu hernia.- LoIs LEE LANE CARE LEADMAN Garbo LoI.ITA LEAIIY Lua WINRDEIII. LEISK Ranma CAROLYN IJEMAN Snaokic HAROLD LEVY HOWELL LEvY ujeufviu ROSETTA LEVY J UANITA LINDSAY 547113111171 GRETCHEN LILLEY 'fLf11y MAYME TEE LYLES Brown,-eyes IMARGARET MACLIN l'inlcy', MARIE MAGNANI CLIFFORD MALONE 'fI'00A FRANCES Lou MARTIN Rant . , MARY MARTIN Trixic HOPE MASON BARBARA MASTON Mami , WW WN 195 Thirty-one R AlWQu5herQ1L. Thirty-two, ILONA MATT VIRGINIA MATTIIEWS Lizzie Bit ERNESTINE MCCAIN Cricket HAZICL IWCCARTY Dim,plcs SUZANNE McCooK Susie COOPER MCCORD C. Cooper FREDERICK MCCULLOUGH uma ELIzAIzETII MCCUTCHEN nLibbyu CICRALDINE MCGIEEIIEE ulerryu LILLENE MCKAY RALPH MCKENZIE Slim MARY MCMEEL ISABEL MEEK EDWARD METZGER Efl1lic ' HERMAN MEYER ELIZABETH MILLER Half-PinL JAMES MILLER Jimmie MARY MILLER YI 1WQ55Wi' EN Whggll kerhifi... MURRELI, MILLER NELI, MII.l.S A Bird FRANK MOORIE BERTIIA MOORE l1'erl', MARGARET MCJRAN c'MHfgC,, HOWARD MORRIS Dorf, WILLIAM NI URDOCI-I lIc1pey ,lacy LEON M UROV 'I'oLsy ROZIER MUllPI'IY Hub CATHERINE MURPHY T00tS', CAROLYN MYERS ' Chick SIDNEY MYERS SRI TI-IOMAS MYEIIS 0scar ROBERT NELSON Babu ESTI-IER NEVINGER I DOROTHY NICIIOLSON Dot PHIL Nxx A Nix-nbc THOMAS NORDYKE Tom Thirty-three ER 1935 E R AW ufzerhw.. Thirty-four CEDRIC NORRED Ding-rlongv DAYLE OIJELI, Smzic FRANCES ODEN Queen,ie OMYRA OIJOM CiMyra!! BUCKNICR OGILVIE Uncle JOSEPI-IINE OLIPHINT IKJUU EIJMONIJ OI,scI-IoNER ..Ed,, I LESLIE ORR lilies!! EDIT1-I ORY KATHLEEN 0,SULLIVAN Irish MARGARET OWENS Mpeg!! VIRGINIA PALMER ucigiss SAM UEI, PAPA 5ISam!7 REW MARIE PARKER MARY PATRICK ltljpatss SUE PATTERSON Toatie', JIM PAYNE BEATRICE PHILLIPS uBeeys ...BJIQJ5 :I RR Wh! ujkerimaz DOWNS POINDEXTER FRANK POTTS MAIIY ALICE POWERS csMa,es9 PIIILII' J. PRATER, JR. up. Jun J. P. PRICE ' Sluflious MERLE PRINCE Princess JOHN PRUDI-IOMME GAYLE PURYEAR Bl0n1lie RICHARD RAY BETTY VIRGINIA REED HB. V. ROLAND J. REYNOLDS uR. 'Lan MARGARET RHOADES Marge VINCENT RICE Vince WINSTON RICE litters PEARL RICIIEY DORIS RIPPY Daz DICK ROACII SUE ROGERS Susie Nr WTI 1953932 Thirty-fi 114' QUWQu56erIML... Thirty-six LOUISE ROBINSON Loan JEWELL Ross Jerry HELON RAY JAMES SANDIFER HJLIILIIILCQ, JESSIE MAE SCAIFE Zim-zoom HELEN SEALY Taotsicy' JACK SI-INTELL Pedro VINNIE SKOOC GERTRUDE SLIMER NTFILIUCP, LAMAR SLEIJOE Pretty Boy .ARLINE SMITI-I Airline MARGARET SMITII LOUISE SNELI, STELLA MAE SOMARINDYCK ELEANOR SIPILKER sapollyax MARTIN SPURLOCK Mart PIIILII' STAGG Phil ROBERT HENRY STEEL HR. H. R 1935 I XR Whfzgufker LEE STEVENS HLILkU',, LOUISE STEWART MARTHA STROUD JAMES STUCKEY Slm2key', FREIJA SULLIVAN KCSleepy9! 1 HARRY SUTTON MAIIGUERITE SUTTON Hl?I'01Ul1iC,, MURT SUTTON Dorf JOAN THOMPSON GSJOD MOSS TIIURMONO Mo.Ssic TODD TILLMAN GiT0tSyl9 CHRISTINE TOLER Chris EDNA TRICHEL ROY TRULY Unlruthful JACQUELINE TURNER Jack', HUDSON VAN LOAN HUF ROSCOE VANANDA Dutch', LOUISE VAUGI-IAN Lou 5 Tl: irty-se ven ml 1117 Sm W Wmgufbgfw Th irzy-eight BERTHA VILENSKY RUTH Voss RUTH VOYLES PAUL WAlJDEI.L LITTLE'I'0N WALKER Two-ton' GEORGE WALLACE Pretty ' DOROTHY WVALLER ' Little Waller HORTENSE WATTS HTUllSil?,, ROSCOE WEAVER DORIS WEBER DoDo PAULINE WELTMAN JANE WHEELER ANN WILKINSON SIDNEY WILLIAMS -'snr' NELWYN WILLIAMS S. O. WILLIAMS, JR. Professor THOMAS WILLIAMS Sonny REBECCA WII.I.IS uspinxn YR 1935 If R Wflfgujker QW FILES WINGO Hsllllgv DAN WINGO Dana VIRGINIA WISE CKZILIIIZIZU THEODORE WOODS Turf, GEORGIA DEE WRIGHT jnr:L:y LOUISE WYNNE Lam GLYNN YOUNG RUTII YOUNG Ruthie TIIOIVIAS YOUNGBLOOD HTUIIIIIIQYH RUTII EIGGELSTON DIXON 61,0037 DON FERGUSON DONALD HOYT Don HUGII VAN HOOSE OIILIE HAYGOOD WILLIAM LEMMOND I1'illy', LOUIS FRANKLIN GRAHAM --L. W WTI I I I I I 1955 Thirty-nine its WW ujkerhiti- Loyalty Song We're loyal to you, Shreveport Hi We re 'purple and gold, Shreveport Hi We'll back yo11 to stand 'Gainst the best in the lanld For we know you have sand, Shreveport Hi, Rah, Rah, So smash that blockade, S'hreveport Hi Go crashing ahead, Shreveport Hi Our team is our fame protector, On, boys, for we expect a victory from you, Shreveport Hi, Fling out that dear old flag of purple and gold Lead on, you sons and daughters, fighting so bold Like men of old on giants, placing reliance, showing defiance Oskey, Wow Wow, Amid the broad, green fields that nourish our land For honest labor and for learning we stand, And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand, Dear alma mater, Shreveport Hi. I Swing And when Shreveport Hi team falls in line We're goin' to win a game another time And for that dear old team we lovem so well, And for that dear old team Weill yell, we'll yell, we'll yell, yell, yell And then we'll fight, figiht, fight, for evermore Cir-cle ends and then we'll score some more And we,ll roll old . . . in the sod, in the sod, Rah, Rah, Rah. a 1935 'ta U11Jer5fiJu ii Sf SSA jhgf AIIIIANSIIN, SIII-1 AIILI-:v, MAIKTIN ALLI-:N, EIKIJIS BA'I'I:III-:I.ImR, I+IIwII.Y BA'I'I-Ls, GIIIIIIIIN BI:NsoN, FAYIQ BI:-ISI-:I.II, AL'I'oN BLACK MAN, RAYAIIINII BLAYI.nr:K, BILLY CI':oIII:I:, HIIANIII-:Au BRANIIT. HARRY BIIRRow, BI-:N CAIIIHCK, IEI-1A'I'RII:I-3 CARVI-:I.I., RIISALIR Conn, LYNWIIIIII CIIINNIILLI., ELIAS fllmss, CIIARLII-I CIIRRY, LIIRRI.'I'A DIIIKIJIISIIN, RII'I'II IC. DIIIISIIY. CARI. EAVI-IS. J Rss:-: ELZI-XY, MAXINIII EI,'I'I-'II-1, CIRIIIILI-: ICIIIIANK. l'RIf:I': l'1vANs, W. C. FAIIIIIIT, DIQLLA MAI: FI,nIIRNm1. MARIIARI-:'I' FARI-:I-3, FRANKLIN Gll,I.lSl'll-I, MAIIY BIa'I'II Cow, .ll'IANl'1'l l'lC GRAHAM, RIVIII HALL, MAlI'l'lIA ANN H4liNllIiIlS0N, KA1'III:RINIc Forty two B Seniors llIcNnIIII:Ks, ELLA IIIINRY, ,IAMII-1 LI-:II I'II-1RuI,II, ROSA IIILL, CLYIJIC llumsl-rs, RlI'l'II llowlc, JACK HIIIISIIN, .IIIHIIIIIIINI-1 llIIN'I', M l'IlillI'I l' INIIRAIII, ELINA JAf:KsIIN, MASIDN, JR. JI-IHl!l'l I', ELIZAIII-:'I'II .ll-1IllKI'I I', E'I'III-:L ,IoIINsnN, EVIILYN KI-IRN, LAIIIIIINCIA: LANcAs'I'IaII, MARY LIIIIISIA: LARSIIN, FRANK LIcNI:sI-'II-1I.Im, CURINNIC LIINII, JIIIINNY LYKINS, AI. MALAN'l', .IIIIIN MASIIN, GLEN MASCIN, GLIIN B. MA'I'III':NY, DICK MCAIIAMR, MARINE MCCANN, HICWS NICDANIIIII., HARRY MCRAII-1. VIIRA MAI: MIAIYPIII, WAIKIKIIIN MII.I.I-Ill, ANI1'A MILLI-IR, MAIIKS MmIRI:, W. S. MIIRIIV, LAZOR MYERS, CARQLYN 1955 NAIIIIIIS, MKII!!-INIIY N ADI-IR, NI-xzlcn NIcImI.As, ELIAS NIIIITUN, FLQYII 0I.II'IIAN'I', WlI.I.lAh1 0s'I'III:N, PAIIL PIcIIIII':'I'z, ALI-ZX I'os'I', EVIILYN PIRIII, M1ll P'l'I'l I' PIIIIYIIAII, OIIVILLE RICIIAIIIISIIN, FANNYBIILLI- RICIIARIISIIN, CI-:IIIIIIII SCIIIJIIIIAKI-1, ELIzAIzIa'I'II Sc:o'I I', LAWRILNCI-1 SIIsII'soN, RICIIARII B. SIIIVIII, JACK HIICIIIIS SIvII'I'II, JIIIIN HIIUII SIvII'I'II, KIfINNl'l'l'lI SN YIIIIR, MIIRIIAY S'I'III:I.I., RUSSELL S'I'IIvIcNsoN, PIIYLLIS S'I'ILI-ns, En S'I'oI-:R, HAYWIIIIII S'I'IIm'IIIcII, FAY VIGNABLE, EARL WAIQNICIK. JAMES WA'I I's, EIII'I'II WILLIAMS, FRRIIIIYI2 WlI.I.IAMS,LlI.I.Ik1 MAI: WILLIS, FoR'I'IINIa WINI20, DAN WISIQNRII, HELEN YOUNCBLOOD, ToIvIIvIIE YR WW uyberliyi... ABNIAIY, VIIRA MAI: ALDRIDGII, .IDIINSI-:Y ALI-:xANDI':R, BILLY ANDIIRSDN, JI-:ANNI-1 ASKICW, LANCII AYMUND, WAI.'I'I4Ili BAILLIII, HAZICL BAIN, LAMAR BAIIID, BII'I I'Y BAIRD, SIIIRLI-:Y BARKI-:R, C. A. BARKI-:R, MAIl.lllIlll-I BARKIIR, RDMIQ L. BAIITMILSS, PADI. BATSDN, ELlZABl4I'l'II BIGAIRD, CARL BEAIRD, ELSIE MAI5 BIIALI., ENSLICY Bl-ILTON, LDIIIII BEMISS, VIQRNDN BILNTLIQY, FRIQD BEST, MAIIDIIDIIITI2 BINGIIAM, EIIGIQNII BIRDWELI., LLOYD BLAINE, CAMILLI-: BLANCIIARD, MAIDGPZ BLANCIIARD, PAx'roN BooNI:, JAMRS ALLICN BOUILLON, VICTORIA Bouncsors, ALDDRT BOURGEOIS, VICTOR BOYD, LDNNII: BRDWNI5, GERALDINE BUIILIZSON, JIMMIE A Juniors CAHl.'I'0N, FIIANCI-:S CARIII-:N'I'I-:II, TDM B. CAR'I'I:R, JACK CAR'I'I:R. LIZZIIC LDA CAIISI-:Y, BILLY CIIADWICK, NIAILIUIIII-I CIIILDS, l'II.IzADI-:'I'II CI.ARK, MADISDN CLARK, MAll'I'IN CI.IcI:r:, WDIIDRDW Coma, CLAIJYS COLLINS, MAMII-1 CDDIIRII, BI:vI:III.Y CDDIII-:II, CHI-1S'l'l'1ll CDDIII-:R, IIILDA CDIIIITNIIY. ELIZAllIi'I'Il CuvINc1'oN. ANDRI-:W CDWDIIN, CA'rIII-LRINI: Cox, AIILIINI: Cox, MAIIY EMILY CRAWFURII, JDIIN ROR CRDW, DAVID DADNIIY, MAIIDI-: DAINWOOII, DAIKCY DAINWODD, JDIIN DALZELI., TIIDMAS DAWSON, EDI'I'II MAIC Dmvonlc, SYIIIL DINKINS. ARTIIIIR DDYLE, VIRGINIA EADDY, EvIcI.YN EDMUNDS, CLAIIDII EDMONDSON, BEN ELAM, MARY S1'IawAR'r ELKINS, .IIIII N ELLARD, MILDRI-:D El.LIu'I I', 'l'IIuMAs l'ILI.IaRDI:, MIl.l.IlI1 ELLIS, DDIID'I'IIY IQ.I.I.zI-:Y. HAl!Vl'1I.I. EI.S'I'4IN. MAIIDAIIIVI' EL'I'IS, LIUNICI. ES'I'DI'INAI., Rl-Illlll-IN FAIHXIICII. IIIQRMAN FARNIQLI. ALRI-:R'I' l l'1l.KI'IR, VAI.I.II-1 FI:LsI-:N'I'IIAL. DAVID FIWSIIIIIIIDNS, SI:AwII.LDw FORD, NI-:I.wYN F1ll!'l', WlI.l,IAN1 FRRII NI-:IL .IADQIII-:I.INI-1 FRIIMIIR, IDA FIILLI-Ill, MAIIY ELIZAIII-1'I'II CAILAIIIIIIII. E'I'III-:L GARLAND, TIIDIIIAS CIIIISINDI-IIIG, SI-ILINA GIIJDINGS, ELDRIID CDDDWIN, IDA CIIRI-:R, CECIL CRRI-:N, MAXlNI'I CRIDDLIQ, SIISII: BDLI. CRIGSBY, Bl'1'l l'Y LANI: CIKOVICR, FRANCES CIIISR, LIILLAND GIILLDDGII, KRNNI-:TII IIAGUIS, GIQIITIIIIDR P orly three RR 1 my WR W JSA QW! u5fzerBQ'ZQ IIALI., EIIWIN HALL, I'IIaRIII:II'I' llANcoI:Ic, WARREN HAIIIIIN, HACIII-:I. I'IAIIcIIovI-:, K.A'I'III-:IIINII HARRIS, WAL'I'I-:II l'lAYI:ImII, CIIARLIII HIIRN, MAIIY PAIILINIZ IIIIIIIIIIIIG, IIILMA HI-:NIIIaIIsoN, D. R. llIaNIII:IIsuN, IIIILAII III:NIIIIIc:K, MAI.I:oI,M HIcNI.I:Y. CLAIIYS l'lIcIcs, ELINIIII HILL, DIINIVIIIR IAIIIIIGIIS, BI-:SSIII HIILIIIIR, 0. C. l'loI,IvII:s, CLAIIIIIA I'lnIII-1, ALLIIY HIIWIILI., .IAIIIIIS I-III'rcIIINsuN, AN NIQLLII IRI-:R'r, FRANCIS lI.I.I:R, SALLY JIa'rI-:II, Rom-:R'I' JoNI:s, CARI. JoNI:s, EIII:I:NI-: JoNIcs, RIIIIIQRT JIIIIIIAN, JACK .lIINI:AII, RIIBY KINNI-:soN, LINNII: NJAE KIIllN,IRI'1NE KIIIITZ, JIIIIN LA BIIIIIIE, HARIILII LACY, J0YcI: Forty four A Juniors LA IIIASIIN, MARSIIALL LANII, HlCNllII'2'I l'A LANIII-'IIIIII, DAVIS LAswI:LL, En LIIAIIII, KAI'III,I:I':N LIIIISK, TIIIIIVIAS LIIIIIIIINII, MAIIJUIIIIJ LliSI.ll'1, IoI.A J.l'1VY, M AIICY LINAM. ELIZAIII-:'I'II LINIISAY, AIIIIIIY LINxwII.I-:II, BILLY LIVICLY, ELLA JANI-: LIIII, J. E. LIIIISIIII, FIIANIII-:s LoIawIINIIIf:IIc, MURRIS LIIIITIIN. LAMAR LUNG, VIc:'I'oR LIICKY, EI.IzAIIIa'I'II LIINSFORIJ, BILLY LYNCII, FIIRN LY'I'LIa, JIIANITA MAILIN, ALICII MAIIING, DoIIo1'IIY MAIZICIC, CLI-:NN MAGIIII, .JAMES MAIIIIIICS, ALVIN MANIIIS, CHIIIIIII-1 MAIILIILT, CARIILYN MARSIIALI., Doms MARTIN, GIQIIIIGII MAYZYCIK, KATIIIIIIINII MCCIILLISTHR, PRESLEY MCCIIY, ALLEN MCCIIY, Rosa AIIIIRIIY MCCQY, 'I'IIoIvIAs MIICIKAW, GRAY MIIGIAII-I, D0R0'I'IIY MfIGlN'l'Y, BIISTIIR MCGIIIRII. EIINA McKAY, Wll.I,IAM MIIKIAIAN, GILIIIaR'I' MI:MI:IL, CIIAIILIIS MCMILLAN, MARY MIIAIIIIII, JIM MI+:IIIwIa'I'III:II, .JIM Mli'l'CA LII, HOLLIS MI:'I'cAI.F, JIII-1 MINIJII, LI:NA MoIfIfI:'I I', BLANCIIIZ MIIN'I'coMIaRY, MCJNA MoN1'coIvII:IIY, OLIVIA MIIIIIIY, MARJIIIIIII MIIIIIIAII, LOIIISI: MIJRITZ, CI.AIII:NcI: MKJIIIIISIAI, EIICIINIA MIIRRISQN, J. U. MIIRRIIW, EI.IzAIII:1'II ANNE MIISIQLIIY, RICIIARII MllI.I.PIN, ANA BRLI. NAIIARA, MARlli NIILLIN, ALIIIIIIQY NIIIWMAN, KATIIRYN NIIIIoLsoN, JACK NIIRTIIN, EVI-:LYN NIIRTIIN, FLOYD 21 1933: :If JSA WV ufker OIIIIIIIN, CIIIIIS, JII. l'AI.IIII:II, FIIANIJIQS PAL III I-:II, IIIBIII PAI.IvII-:II, MAIIIIIN PAIIIIIIII, BICNIIAIVI PACKI-:IIs,AI.oIIIsIc PA'I I'I-:IIsuN, BILL PAYNI-I, JIIII N PIQIIIIN, LI-:LANII EI.vIN PIIIIIIN, MI-:LvIN PAIIKINS, I,IoNIaL PI-:1'IIIaY, Bonnv PIIILLIIIS, RICIIAIIII POLK,JANl'1 PowIcI.L, MAIIIIAIII-:'I' POY'l'IIlll-ISS, SIIIIILIQY l'IIA'r'I', E. L. RIINIIIII-1, MANIIAI. RICIIAIIIISIIN, Tmvr Rum-:II'rs, BILL RoIII:II'rs0N, EI,IzAmf:'I'II RIIIIINSON, CA'I'IIIcIIINI-1 RoI:IaIIS, JAIVIIIS RII1'IIIaIIIfnIIII, I-IuIIAcIa SAII'I'oII, AL'I'oN SCAIINIIUIIGII. DAN SCIIIIIMI-LII. EVICLYN SIIATQN. VIIIGINIA Rosle SI-:LI.I:II, M AIIY JU SIIAI-'IfII:II, CLIQNN A Juniors SIIAW, WILLIAM SIII-:L'I'nN, LIIIIIIAINI-2 SIIIIIII-sIIIIII-:, JANIQ SIAIMIINS, BILL SINI:I,Ic'I'I-JIIY, LAVIIIINIA: SI.A'I I'I-:IIY, J. B. SIIII'I'II, BI-:A'I'IIII:I-1 SIIII'I'II, BI.ANcIII-: SIsII'I'II, EIIGAII IC. SIxII'I'II, MAIITIIA SNI-nan, W. J. SNIILL, DIIIIIS SNIIJER, LLIIYII SNYIJIQII, MILLAIIII SI'AIIIcs, RAY S'I'AI.L, CI.I:NN S'I'AIvIAN, CAIIIILYN S'I'IcvIf:N, AIITIIIIII LIJIGII S'I'IcwAIIn, PAIIIIY S'ImIT, EIINA MAIXIIII S'I'ovAL, JIIIIN STIIIIGICS. CLAIIII SWAIN, RnnII:II'I' 'l'ANNIfII. GIIIIIIQN Town. JACK TAvI.uII. WII.l.'Ah'T TIl'l'l-1'l I'. .JACK TIIMINI-1LI.0,JUlC SAM TIIIINI-:II, SYIINIQY TIIIINI-:II, LI-:Is DANIIIL UNIIIQIIWIIIIII, CI-:I:IL U'I'zIvIAN, NAIIINII VI-:nI.I'I'z, SA AI xVAIll-Il.L,MlJIIl'1I. WAI'I'Ias, CoIIIII:I.IA WALDIIIIN, CIIAIILn'I I'E WAl.IlIlllN,.l.4h1l-IS WAI,lJIKllN, LIIIIISII WA'I'I4ll!S, KA'I'III-:IIINI-1 WIIIL, BILLY WI-:INs'I'I-:.IN, DIIIIIS Wl'Il.CIlI.,J1lIIN S. WI-:s'I', LIIIIIIAINIQ WliS1'RIt1llhK, BIIs'rI-:II WI-:s'I'I2IIooIc, LIIIII-:A WIIITI-1, AIICIIIII WIlI'I'l.AfIIl. DIJIIA BIaI.I.Iz WILIIITI-1, VI+:III:IL WII.LIAIvIs, Bun Wll.LIAh1S,.JANli WIsIaNI:II, HAZI-:L WIILCIIANSKY, JACOB WIIAY, NIcw'I'oN WlIlCll'l', FIII-:IIIQIIICK WIIIcII'I'. RI:I:INALn YIQAIIWINIII, MIIIIPIIY ZIcN'I'. KI-:N NI':1'II ZI-:vII:. RIQNNII: 1117 W HR 1935 JR Whfgu MQTEJY1 Forty-six ANIII-:RsON, IIAZICI. ANIII:RsON, ROY JOII ARLINI-I, ALIII-:R'I' BAGLIQY, MARY AIIIIILIA BAKIIR, PIIIIKCY BAKIaR, R. B.. BANNICIIMAN, MILIIIIIIII BAIIKLI-:Y, LLOYII BAIIGII, BILLY BIQCKI-:'I I', .JACK BIGNIIAM, R. B. BI:'I I'IS, J. W-I JR. RIGVILL, ROY BOORAS, NJARY ELLI-:N BOO1'II, EIIGLNIA BOIIIIGIQOIS, BI-:ssII: BROWN, NJARII-I BROWN, VANCII: BRYSON, LILLIAN BIIRKLANII, ROsI-:MARY BIIRNS, BEATRICIC BIIRROW, I-lIaLI:N BURTON, JIaGG CARLIEY, ALINIQ CARLSON, SIQWARII CIIANLY, OIIRAL CllI'1STNlI'l', JERRY B Juniors CIIURCIIIIIAN, PATRICIA CI.ARKI:, EIIIILIIN COLLINS, SCOTT COOPILR, FRANCES DAY, STANLEY DI-:I'O'I'Y, KA'I'IIIcRINI: DOYLIQ, JACK DIICKWORTII, HOWILLL DIII-UY, ,IOIIN EANI-Is, BILL EA1'IvIAN, BILLY ECKARIJ, ALIPIIIIII EIIIILIQN, RICIIARII ELLIS, TOM FARNELL, MIILANII-1 FI-:IIGIIsON, WRLIIA FITZGERALD, DICK FITZGGIIALD, PATRICIA FLI':IvIING, OLLA MAE Fox, GEORGIA FOG, MACY FIILLER, JOIINNII: B. GERSTENBERCER, MIIRIL: GIII':IxI:II, JOIIN CRAVIIS, WARIIEN HAMILON, FLO HAIvIMI:T1', ROBERT L 1935 M JIAIIRIIZN, JACK HOIIGRS, JACKSON IILIIISON, CARROLL I-IIIIISON, GIIY H IIIISON, POLLY HURI-'AIAN, ELIZAIII-:TII HIIGGINS, JIIANI'I'A HIINSICKLR, SYIINIJY JOIINSON, Buss JOIINSON, CIaII1'RIIIII: JONES, FLORIINCIQ JONIIS, LI-LI: JIINEAII, MARJORIIQ KA'I'z, JAIIII5:-I J. KILLGORI5, BETTY KILLGORE, CYRUS KING, PIQRCY KOIINAN, MARSIIALL KYLE, CIIARLI:s LARSILN, BOBBY LAII, VIRGINIA LIJIVIOINIJ, LEONA LRMOYNIQ, Fl-ZLIX LI:s'I'I:R, LENNIIC MAY LLOYD. DOLLYE LORD, WILLIAM P. MADIJOX, LILLII: F NN WW ujherkfg ... , . o IVIANIIIIIIII, BILLY MAY!-'ll4ILll, .lIII.II-:'I I'I: Mc:CI.IIIIf:, KA'l'IlI.l'll'IN MCDIIWIQLL, J. L., .lII. MCGIIWAN, RAIQIIAL IVICLIQIYIIIIIIQ, OIIAN NICRIGIC, DcIIIo'I'IIY MII.LI:II, IIIA MIQANS NIl'l'Clll'1I.l.,JOE WILLIS MIZl5,A1AR1'lIA MOIIIIIC, J. W. IVIIIIIIIIS, BILLY MosI':I.I-:Y. GIf:IIAI.IIINI-: MIIIIIIAY, .IIII-1 NAIIIIII, SAM NIIIWMAN. BILLY N0'l I', CA'I'IIIf:IIINIf: NIIWLIN, JIIIIIIIIII: OLII-IIANT. OIIA LIII-1 OWEN, 1.015 PAI.IxII:II, JIIAN PAPA, PAIIL B Juniors PIIIIIIIIIIIIII-2. Bl'I'I l'Y RIVIII PYLI4:, MANY Qlll-ZEN, MINNIII Ima RI-:I:II, .IIIII N RI-:NOIs, W. L. RICIIAIIIISIIN ICIINA l'IAIII.I-: , RfJBI'1li'I'SllN, RIIY RmIsIIIAN, RIIIII-:II'I' ROQlll'I1VI0lil'1.-PIIILIS RussIIo'I I'IIIvI, Pli'l'l'I Ross, KA'I'III4:IIYN SAYIINY. VAI.IcIIII-: S4:IILA'I'I:II, CAIIMIQN Sc:m:r:INs, RI-:II SIIAIIIIIAN, CI-:oIIc:I-1 SIII4:I.'I'IIN, 'IRILIIIIIII SIIILIIIY. ASIILI-:Y SIIIIS, RALI-II SIIIVIII, I.oIIIsI4: SR1I'l'II,MAlll1JN SWI-IAIIINIIIIII, PAIII. TI-:IIIIY, IIIIIWIN , ., ,,.,......- ..x.,,, Xi.. -we-4... .. . .. I -I + fI'?I'f'u1'-MEN - 'I .1 K ' N ,::.I...,. .J 'l'II4INIAs. S'l'lfIl.l,A 'l'IIIIIIN, ALIIYESI: 'VIIIINI-:II. WILsoN l1NIII-:IIwuoII, l'III:II VICKI-1IIY, A. 'l'. WAIIIIIIIN, IIIIINI-1 w'A'I'SKlN, CILIIIIGI-: LYNN WISIQIVIAN, MAIIIIALL W'l'ILLS, DoIIo'I'IIY WI:s'I'IIIIooIc, AIIIIIISTINII wvIll'IIiI,lCll,, FIIANCIS WIII'I'I-1. BILLIIQ WllI'I'l4I, PAT WILKINSIIN, FIIANK XVIILIAIVIS, I'IAIIIIY WlI.I.lAh1S, RII'I'II NVILLIS, LAIIIIY NVILSUN, l'II-:LI-:N XVUUDY,.l0Sl'1l'HINIC WIIII:II'I', MAIIGAIII-:'I' xVX'h1AN.WlNIINA YR 1935 43 Fully-sf2m'II W W Wlwgufkerhlfffil., L . AIINI-:Y, JACK ADA ms, RODI-:wr AI,IaxANDIIR. JOY ALLI-JN, B. A. ALLOOOD, LOIIIsIc ANDICRSON, M AIiGl1l-1I!lJI'l'I ANSLISY, EDGAR ARIvIIs'I'I-:AD, JI-:RRY AIIs1'I-:Rm IQLI., JIINII BAILIIY, FRANK BAIRD, M. B. BAKER, ARCIIII-1 BAKI-:R, EvI:IIII1 I' BAKER, KA'I'IILI-:I-:N BAKIQR, MILIIIKIGIJ BANKS, EDWIN BANKs, MAIIIAN BARBER, JIINDILI-1 BARNRT. MARION BAUIIR, MARY JANI: BI:NNI:'r'r, SIIIRLICY BEST, BliR'I'HA BEST, ERSKIN BI:wI.I:Y, ELYA OLA BIQWLIQY, HOAIIQR G BILLINOS, VIRGINIA BRNDO, MANUI-:L BIOssA'I', ,IOSI-:RIIINE Forly.z'ight A Sophomores BLANIIIIARIJ, I,l'1'lJJ'1 BLA ND, CIQOIRII: BI.OOmIf:R, NANCY BODDII-1, ALLINI: ROLAND, MADDvI.LI-: BOONR, MARJORII: BOOTII, I.ILA BOIIROI-:OIs, FLORI-:NI:Ia BOYCI-1, Slll'1L'l'0N BRAIR:lI'I', JORN BRAIINIG, ,IANI-1 BRIs'rI-:R, JVJILIIIKICID HROSSI'1'l l'l'I, JAI:K BROWN, Bl'1'I l'Y BROWN, IIIQLRN BROWN, MAIIY MILAN BIRRIANAN, MAlJllP1l.LA BIIcKI.I:Y, CIIARLIIS BIIRDI:'I I', Nl AI: BIv1'I.I-:R, Wll.l.IS BYIID, MARJORIIQ CADY, WIl.I.A NIAI-I CAAII-mI.L, EDWARD CAIxII'nIcI,L. GRACE CARLSON, ,IIIRNIIIQ CARLTON, BOB CARLTON, FIQRN CARIIUTII, JACK CAssI1'Y, CIcf:ILI: CAs'I'I-:NI:DO, JCDWIN CANDLII. ERMA CLARK, CIIARI.Ias C. CLARK, DIxII: CI.I-xsu, EIAJISIC CLINIC, JOIIN COOK, MAHI'1I. COVINGTUN, BI':vI-:RLY CIOWAN, LRI-1 CUWSIN, DRIIIRNIOND CROSSON. VAIIICRA CROW, DOROTHY CIII.RI-:R'rsON. JACK COI.vIcvI-I-:R, DOLLY DAVIS, .JACK RAY DIQCKDII, BOBBY Dmas, ALMA DI-:GRAIfIfIaNRII:D, ELIZABICTII DIAIGIIAFFICNRIEID, MIQTTA DI-LLIQII, STIQWART DI-INNY. 0'rTwAY DIQPRIIIST, ADDYs DICKIIRSON, LIICILLII DILWORTII, JACK DODD, YSLIQTA DADEZ, FRI-:D DOUGLAS, ROIIIQIIT 1955 5 DUIDLIAIY, LIcwIs DUMAS, HAROLD DlVl'RlCI4I, O. C. DIIQIIIQ, HUM!-Il! DIIRIIAM, EULA Buss DIIIKIIAM, RIITII UIISAS, LOUIS DYKI-Ls, .llaw ELLZIIY, ,IANII EMIcRsON, JVJARJ ORIII EVANS, NINA FARM RR, JACK FARNIcI.I,, CI.I:vIf: FICIIAN, RORIIRI' FINDLIIY, Kl'1NNli'l'lI FISIII-JR, .JAMES FLYNN, JWILIJRED FONDRIQA, AIVIRDTTA FORIIINO, FRANf:Ias FORD, FRANK FOX, FRANCIS CANIMILL, HAROLD CAIlNIiIl,MAIl1'IlA CARRARD, FLUIIINIG GAIIL'I', JAMIIS GAYLE, JWARY VIRGINIA SN Aj 631' BWI? GI-:1'sINI:I:II, SIII-1 GIBBS,MAIlf1III'Ilil'I'I'I f1lllSON,RlI'l'Il LIIIIISII: CILI:IIIIIs1', MYII'I'LIe CII.I.I1:'I'1'I-:, FIIANI:Ias GoI,I1sI'IaIN, BI-:'I I'Y GIIIIIIII, ,IIIIIN G0l1Nl'I,.lAMliS CIIIIIIII, .luv CIIIIvII-zs, CLAIIII CIIIIVII-Ls, Rum-:II'I' GIIIINIQII, ICIIWIN BI-:N GIIIINIIII, MIIIIAIII GIIICIC, OIIIIIA MIIIIIII4: CIIs'I'INI-1, DIIAS CIIY, Ll!ClI.l.I-I HALL, BON NIII HALL, 'l'oIvI H ALL, GIIIIIIIGIAL HA MMI-:'r'l', J I III M III HAIvII I'oN, CLAIIYS HANCIIICY, CIIAIILIIS HAIIKIIIIIIIII, BIQN HAIILIQY, KA'I'IIIIvN HAIIIIIILL, CLAv'I'oN l'IAll'I', V'Ic1'oII fIAl!1'N1AN,WAllRlCN HATAWAY, MAl!lil.lNIC A Sophomores IIAYIII-:N. EvI:I.YN HAYWIIIIII, 'I'IIIIssA III:I.III, 'I'IInnII-SUN llI:III.I-LY, CIINII H I-:IIIIIN, .Ion N NIII HI-:s'I'I-:III.I-xv, PI'I'IxIAN IIILL, FIIANI:Is I'IINIf:s, CIIACI-1 l'IIImIII:s, D0l!0'I'lfY I IoI:III-:, Mozl-:I.I.Ia H0l,l.ANIl, ICLIIA LI-:I-1 I'InI.mII:s CAIIIIIII BI-:LLII , IIIILIIII-zs, 'l'. B. HoL'I'. JACK I'IoImKs, ICLISI-1 l'lImPI-111, IIAIIIILII Hovla, LIIIIISI-1 HIIWAIIII, IIAIIIIY I'IIInNI-:LL, JAMIIS HIInsIxII'I'II, Rom-:II'I' HIIIISUN, PAIIL J. l'lII1'f:IIIaNs. Bonm' JACKSON, Loulslc JIIIINSIIN, ELMI-:II JIIIINSIIN, EIIIII-:NIA .I0NlI1S,SYIlll'. JIILIAN, 'I'IIImIAs KAIIIIANT, ANAs'I'AsIA KIaIII,I-:Y, FIIANKLIN KI-:LLI-:v, 'I'III-:IIIIIIIII-1 KI-:s'I'I-LII, EIIWAIIII KII.I:IIIII-:, GI-:IIIIIII-1 KING, lCI.IzAIII-:'I'II KINNI-:IIIII-zw, KIIINNI-1'l'll KIIIsI:II, I'III':LI's KI'I I'I.If:II, NI:I.I,IIc KIILII, ,lIIANI'I'A KIIIILL, BI-:'I I'IIf: LAIfI'I I'I4:. CwIINImI.YN LA IIIAIIQIIII, MAIIII-1 LANII, DAVIII LAIIKIN. JIIIIMIIA: LA'I'IIAIx1, .lIf:ssIItA LEl'1I'I'Il!, RIINALI1 I.I-IIIIIII. ELlZABI'I'l'II LICVY, BIINNII: LIQVY, JACK LI':wIs, RIIIIIQIII' LII-:III-:II, PIIILIP BIIN LI1 I'I.Ic. CIIAIILI-:s LIvI4:LY. I'II':IIcIc Lovn, CA'I'III:IIINIf: I,IYI.l'IS MAll'l'llA MAI: N ANI, A I,If:xA NIIIQII M AIIIIIIIIIK, KA'I'III-:IIYN YR 1935 A MAIIII, VII:'I'IIII 1WALAN'l',ARGU MAIIIIIIN, l,AwIII':NI:Ic NIASON, ANNII-1 NIAIKII-I MAs'I', 'l'IIAvIs B'1A'l'YSKA, MAII'I'IIA MCCAIIII, .IIILIA MCCAIN, CLIN'I' MI:CIII.I.mII:II, ALII:I-: MI:Cll'I'I1III-:N, CnNs'I'ANI:If: Mr:DI'1AIIIxIuN'I'. CI-1I:II, McCoI.nIIII:K. KIINNI-:'I'II MCCIIWAN, XVILLIAM NICIVI-1H,JMZK MCM llIlI'IlY, KI-IIAZTIC NIINS, MILI-ns MIINSIIIIR, LILLIAN MIIIIIIY, ,IIIIIN Mrmnl-1, GIIIIIIIIII MIIIIIIMAN, ALTA MIIIIIAN, HIII1IcII'I' NIOIKGAN. WAYNI'I MIIIIIIIS, WILLIAM M051-:I.Y, MAIIIQLINIQ MAzNII:n, MAY EIINA MIIIIIIAY. EI.IzAIzI-1'I'II MYIIIIIS. KIQNNI-:'I'II F arty-nine W W AIM u her ff? NABOIKS, LIILII: TAYLOR NEWMAN, JI-II-'I-' NIIIWSON, EVELYN NICIIOLSON, SARAII NORLE, BESSIIC MAI-I NORMAN. WAl.'I'P1li NOIIIIEII, WALTER NIICKOLLS. IRENE Nucl-:NT, NOEL NIILSIN, KATIIERYN OSRORNE, JWARCIE OYERIIYKE. DON PAI.vf:ET'I', MAIIRICE PA'I'TI:RsON, ,IAMI-:S PA'l l'ERSON, TIIOMAS PAYNE, DICK PAYNE, ELINOR PENNINGTON, FELTON RIPPLE, MARSIIALI. R. PERRE'l'Z, CLARICNCI-I PETERS, SAM, JR. PINCIIERA, NIARJORIE PINE, JAMES POLK, YVONNE POLLARD. .TEssE PREVOST. FLOYD QUERRES. ANDREW RAILSBACK, MARY ALICE RAWLRS, DORcAs RAY, CLARENCE READHIMER, CECIL REIJIJING, MARY BYBD Filly' A Sophomores RI41l'1Il,JANlCS KI-:LLY RIIOIJI-zs, l'IIYLI.Is RICIIARIIS, DICK RICIIARIIS, RIITII RORI-:R'I's, OLCIIZA ROBINSON, YANCY RORI-OLO, FRANOI-:s Russ, OPAL ROW, CORNI-:L'A RIITAN, JOE RYAN, EVERIC'l l' SANDERS, ALTON SANOI-:Rs, JASON SANOI-:IIs, LEs'I'I-:II CLYDE SAYHS, RICIIARII SCIIICRFVIERIIURN, NILES SCIIILLING. MAIIY ELIZARETII SIIIISTER, Bl'1'l I'Y Sf:IIwAR'I'z, MAXINIZ SIIIIOIQILINS, EYAOENE SOAIIEY, CIIARLI-:S SI-:ARcY, RUBY SEATON, TELFAIN SIIEHEE. PEYTON SIIIPLEY, BARBARA SIMMONS, VICTOR SIMPSON, HARVARD SINGLETON, LEON SKEELES. JULIA SKOOG, ELSIE SMITH, I. HENRY W SMITII, MALI:OI.M SMIll,'I'lll'1l.MA SMITII, 'l'IIAYIs SIIINKS, Iis'I'I-LLLE STANLICY, BI!'l'LI'lll, JR. STICIIILI-2. ASWI-ILL S'l'l'2LL, CARULYN S'I'I-:RNEI-:IR:, RAI-1 S'l'lCl'lIENSON, MAIIJORIE S'l'l'IWAl!'I', BE'I IY S'I'OI:K'I'ON, EYELYN STOKES, WERIINA STORISY, JVl0III.'l'0N S'I'IIIIf:Es, RALPII SIIMNEII, 1NI-zz SUTTON, ANNA B. TAYLOR, REREKAII TIIOMAS, MAROIIEIIITI-1 TIIOMPSON. JJURACE TIIIIIIIIEII. FRI-:Im TIELMAN, CECIL TOLER. KENT TOMME, DOROTIIY TRAIYINIEL, SYBIL TURNER, LEON TIIRNIN, HELEN VALLETTE, FOLGER VAN ARSDALE. TRAvIs VAN HOOSE. GORDON VAN LOAN. MARTIIA JANE VAscOcII, LOTAL VAIIIIIIT, RIIssI-II.L WAI-'I-:II, IION WAITES, MI-:R'I'Is WAI.Kl'1Ii,C:llAllI.I41S WALKER, HAROLD WALKER, MILIIIII-:O WEATIII-:Rs, FRANCES Wl'2l.f1Il, L. R. WELLRORN, HENRY WI'IMI'LlC, FRI-:II WEs'I', LucII.I.E Wl'1YlIANlJS'I'. ELMER WIII-1EI.EII, KENNETII WIIICLICSS, MARILYN WIl1'l'lE, RAE WIIITESIIJE, .JEAN WI'II'l'1'IKIN, BILLY WILCCJX, ANNIE LAIIRIE WILCOX, ASIIFORD WII.Kl-IRSIWN, JACK WILLIAMS. CECIL WILSON, FAY WILSON, KARL WENDERWEIDLE, HUGH WOOLEY CARRY WORLEY, CLEON WRYGIIT, PAUL WYCHE. BOBBY YANCY, HARRIET YEARWOOIJ, COLBERT YOUNG, BILLY N 1935 :T W WW ukerhw B S0llll0ll10l'CS ADAMS, SARAH l,OIII5I.g IIULIIRI-g'I'II. IQARI. Hl'IA'l'llI-IRWIIIK. SIIINI-:Y M1:l'1I,IIA'I I'I-:N, Nl-1W'l'0NSAYl:lS, LUTIIISR Al.llNllNJl'I. ICARI. ANIIIIZIXSUN, ALVIN ATR INS, CI.I:vI-:I.A NII ATWOOII, RI-gx BAKIGII. DOROIIIY BAIKDWEIJI, TIII-:LMA BA'l'lZIll-1l.DI'Ili. Am-:LINR BAZI-:LsON, JIIIII'I'II BI:AIRn, EvA IVIAII BICAIIKD, JACK BI:NNIc'I I', ZACK BILWLUY, GI-:NI5v1I-:YI-1 BLANIIINO RAYMONII , BOUNIIS. VIRGINIA BOIII, ELAINE BOIII, JOII N BRAnI'ORn MAIIW' H. , BROWN, LILR BROwNI:, EILICNI-I BUGKNIIR, NAN BURLIISON, DIxIIc BUSH, LATRI-:ss CANTELLA, LEON CASON, VIRGINIA KONI-1 CATIIEY, JIESSII-1 Llili COBB, .IOYGIL COBB, NAIIINI Coox, CLII-'I'ORII COOPER, MAli1'IIA JANE COSTANZA, ,IOsIcI'1r COURTNIJY, THOMAS C0UR1'NP2Y,WAliIIEN CRENSHAW, Luv: CREW, OLRIA CIIRIKIIC,ADI-1I.lNl'2 fflllllill-1. MARYRI-:I.I. DQANNA, FRANK DAYIN. I,,IR:II-:N DAVIS, DAIsY DIXI-JY, DORIS MINGI-I DONIIAM. Bus:-III-1 DIIMAN, DORO'rIIY DIIRST. .IIIAN DYKI'IS,.lA1IK EIJCAIKID, fIIIR'I'Is l2I.G:N, TIIOMAR ELKINS, MARY DRI: EI.l.IU'I l', I2I.IxAIII-:'I'II ICI.'I'IIfI:, JOsI:I-IIINI-: ERSKIN, AI.BlCI!'I'A M AI-2 ERSKIN, ALMA RAY FAVA, .IA M las FII-:LOs, B'lAI!GIIl'II!l'I'I-I FOLLILY, GI-:R'I'II-1 MAI-1 FORD, LAGIIII-1 FOR'rsON, TOM FAUL'I's .IAMIIS , FOWLI-is, WVAIIIEIK LAKI-2 FRANKLIN, MAIIY GARLANII, TI-JRRY GARNLR, FRI-:UNA GIINTRY, BRUGI: Gmns, BRYAN GOODWIN, PAUL GRIFFIN, RU'I'II I1ANsON, EUNIGI-3 HAwKINs, LOUISI-1 FIIQLM, SAM WTI IIIGRMAN, EI.IzAIII-:'I'II IIl1IKS,CIIAIKl.l-15 llUl.l.l!4, NICIHKA HllIlSUN,l2'l'IlI'1l. IIIIGIII-Ls, lJORIs Hll'I'lIIllNSUN, NORMA .lA4:KORs, TOM .lOIINsON, GI-:OR::I': li. JOIINSON, J. B. JOHN!-GUN, ,l. C. JOIINRON, CIIARLI-is JOI:s, RUBICIVI' IVICY KAR-I-I-1, IIARVARII KI-2Ml!l,l'I, CI-:GIL KX'l.I'I, ROIII:R'I' Ll'ZC0lIN'l'I-I, MARY Ll-IIC, ELIZAIII-:'I'II LIIONARII, XVILLIAM LI-:NNs, KA'I'lll'1ItINl'1 LINIISAY, .IOIIN LOGAN, HORAGI: LONG, BOIIRY LUIRRANT, IIOMI-:R LOWRY, .IOL LYONS, SAM MABIIY, WlI.BliIl MANIII, AGNIIS MASIDN, .IOSIIPIIINI-1 MAYO, W. JR. MAZYGK, AN'I'OINIa1 rI-1 BICCABE, MIKIQ MCCANN, BOBBY NICDUWELL, BRN B11ZGUI.DlClf2K. 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Sl!'I l'UN, AI.BICli'l' SU'r'I'ON, GIJRALIIINI: 'l'URNI:Y, TIIII WATSON, ROY WIIRSTLR, Tlll-IO WIINK, LI:sTI:R EMILI: WIzs'I', EI.MI-:R WIII1'MAN, PAUL WILLIARIS, BIQLTON WILLlAh'IS, GRAIIY WILLIAMS, JAGI-2 WILLIAMSON, LINIIER WILLIS, OLGA NIJLL WILSON, LRE WILSON, PIJGGY LLNORA WIMBISII, CHARLES WOMAAGK, HELEN WOOD, NORMAN WOOLLLY, LIVINGSTON YI-:RGI5R, HIQLEN MARGARI-:T FIFfL'y-on e in 1953 II SVR WW ujhgfnvifi ADAIIK, JAcK AIILIaRs, ,lm-1 ALIQXANIII-:R, W. L. ANIIIIRSIIN, DICK ANIIIIIII-RIN, I' - ANTIIQNY, MARIAN ASKI-:w, HARRY A'I'KINs, PAUIIINI-I BACCIIIIS, FRANK BAGLIGY, l,.IIIs BAKI-:R, CHARLIIZS BAKI-IR, IRIIINI-I BALIRIC, CAIRILINII BARNIc'I I', DIIIIrI'I'IIY BARTIIIIISS, PA'I I'II2 BI-:LL, TIIoIIN'I'oN BIQLLIIWS, DIIRo'I'IIY BILLINIIS, BIiVElII.Y BLACKIIIAN, S'I'IsI.sA BIIANCIIARD, Wll.I,lAh BLANII, J. IB. 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CRI-:AMI-:R, Bon CI1I.I.Ac:K, LIIIIISI-1 DAIINIIY, EMMA Lou DARIRI-:, LILLIAN DAvIIIsoN, RALIIII DAVIS, AIl'l'IIUR, JR. DAVIS, JANI-I DAVIS, JIILIA E'l l'A DAVIS, MARGARI-:'I' DAWKINS, CoNs'I'ANf:II DI'IAL,MAll1'llA DIf:Ias, JAIvII:s DICHAAN, AN'I'IIoNY DIILAIINII, AN'I'IIoNY DI-:MI'I', RIIRI-:IIT DINIIMAN, LIICILLIII DICKSUN, 0RvII.LA DRIIYIRIISS, ALRI-:R'I' DIINIIAR, JIINII DUNN, LA PRALLII ER 1935 .I DUIIUY, JANI-: DIIRIIAM, BARBARA DIIRs'I', AZICLIIC EASIIM, WIILLRORN ELAM, MARr:ARIc'r EI.I.ARII, GRACII ELLIS, CRAIG ELLIS, DAVIII ELI.zI:Y, H. D., JR. ELs'I'oN, JIII-I EMIQRSUN, SAM ENGLISII, JAIINI'I'A ENLIII-1, NJAIIGAIIIVI' EIKICKSON, DoR'I'IIIA FARMIIR, LI-:VIIN FINCII, J. D. FINDLIIIY, MII.IIRIf:II GRACE FLIQMING, VIVIAN FI,If:'I'r:III-:II, MI'lllIL2li FIIIISIIRI-1, FAY FoIIcIfII:, BIa'I'II Fox, MILIIRI-:II FRANKS, DIIRo'I'IIY FRANKS, MARSIIALL FRIIIICDMAN, ELAINII FIIRYIILII, SAMIIRI. FRIIIVIIIR, MINNIE W I 'QR WW ubermii... FI1I.'I'oN, E'I'III-:L GALLIIQN, .lAIvII-is CALLIIWAY, MAIKY ELIZA GAMMILL, AII'I'IIIIII RAY GANIIY, NIILLIII GAIIIIISIIN, CIICII. GAUNT, MAIIINIIIII-I CAYLII, JULIA LIs'I' CIINTIIY, Lum-:I-I CI-:IIIvIANY, MAIISIIALL ClDBl'2lI'l', H I-:IIIIII-:'I I'A CII.c:IIIIIs'I', WYNIINA CILIS, MAJIIIIII-1 Cll,l.ISPIl'1,ALLI-IN CIII'I'AN, ZIPIIA CoI.IIs'I'I:IN, AIII:I1s'I', JII. CUOIISAN, CIIAIILI-:S CIIIIIIWIN, CA'I'III-:IIINI-1 CIIAY, C. W., JII. CIII-:I:N, I.oIIIsII CIIIcIvIII.I.IAN, MAX' HADlNJX,JAMl'1!-I llAI.I-:, DIIIIIS MAIIII-I lIAIvIII.'I'IIN. CAIIIIL HAIvIII.oN, PA'I I'Y l'IAIIIII.1'IIN, WlNNllC VIIII:INIA A Freshmen IIANIQINS, CIIAIILI-1:-I HAlllilCSUN,ROSl'1 HAIICIIUVII, QIII':N'I'IN HAYNI-zs, D0ll0'l'llY IIIIAN, .IIIIIN HIiA'l'l1'IlEI.ll, ICAIIIJIISIIN Ill-1lIlIVIAN,Rll'I'II III-:IIII-IIILI., LI-:ANIIIIII III-INIIIQIISIIN, ,IACQIII-:LINI l'III1NIII1IIK, I'1l.llllI'1NCIC llI-:NIIIIII:Ic, ,IAMI-Is lII:NI.IIY, CLAIIIII-1 III-:IINANIII-zz, LIIVIA HIIKAIAN, EIIAIIINII HILL, SAIIIAIII-1 IIIIIIGI-Is, FRANCES I IIIIIIIIIS. M AILIIIIIIII llmzc, WILAIA HULLAIIAY, GI'2llAl.lllNl'1 HtlI.l.I-IY, WAL'I'I-:II HAIIN, JAMIIS IIIIWAIIII. PAIILA IIowI:I.I., IIAIIIIY HOYl'1lK,ClIS IIIIIINIIN. ANNII-: III-:Ia IIIII-'I-'IuAN. JACK lIIIIII.'I'I-1, MAIIY ,IANI-I INGIIAIII, MAIIIIAIII-:'1' IIIWIN. .IIIIIN IIIWIN, .IONNIIII .lAI:oIIsoN, CLAIIII-1 ,lnIINsoN, IIAIIIIY JIIIINSIIN, III-:LI-:N NAN ,loIINsuN. IIIQNIII DAYIII JIIIINSIIN, ,I l'1ANl'I'l l'I-I JIIIINSIIN, SUSAN ,l1lIlNS1lN,WAl.'l'Iill ,loIINsuN, WIIIIIIIIIIW ,loNI:s, MAIIJIIIIIII .loIIImAN, CI.I':I':'I'I-:ns JIILIAN, MAIIY IAIIIISI-I KANcos, l'I-:'I'Im KI-1I'1NAN.JMIK KI-:I'I'II, FIIANK KI-1LLY,MARY KI:I.I.I-:N, JACK LANII KING, ANNIII MIIIIJIII-Ill KINII, CIIIIIs'I'INI-: KING, III-:NIIY KINNIIIIIII-:w, I.I:Ic I I KIIIIILY, LI-1 Rm' IIA GIIIINI-1, MI:III.YN LAIIIII, Essnc LANI:IfoIm, CIIII'I'Is LAIISIJN, MoN1'III.I.I-:A LAW, CI-:IIIIIIIANA LAWIIAN, R. LI-:I-1, RIIIII-III'I' III-IIIIIIIIINII, MAIIY ICLIZAII l.I:s'I'IIII, RIIIII-:CCA LIIIIII-:I.I., SAIIAII IIlNXWIl.l.I-Ill, MAl!.l IIC l,I'I I'I.I-IJIIIIN, SIIsAN LI-IIIIIIIIINII. MARY lCI,IzAIII-:TII LuI,I.I-:IL MAIIIII LIINII, ,lAIsIIf:s LUNII, MAIIIIAIII-YI' l.YuNs, ALIIIII-:II W. M AI:I4I41Y, RIIIII-:II'I' MAIII-:I-1, LIII:II.I.I-: MAIIILI-Is, NIIIIIIIA MALIINI-1, IlIII:II SII1I'I'Y NlAN'l'IlllZAS, NlffK MANIII-II., CLAIIIIIA MAI: MARTIN, RIISALIII F ifly-three ER 193525. l'I-:'I I'Y. .I SI-Jlss, ,I Ames ASN WW uherhw .... MATIII-INY, MARY MAYI-:n, RANImI,I'II A. 1WCClH7CKl.IN,WILSIIN NICCl1LI.UllGll,Ll1lIll.l.I'l NICDUWICIIII, JAlINl'I'A MCEACIII-:RN, LANcs'roN NICGAIIA, .lAUNI'I'A, MCCAIIA, TILLMAN NICILLWAIN, MAIILIIN MCKIINNZIR. EVIQLYN MIIIIIanI'I'Y, MAIILII MIIIDLRIQN, FRANK MILLIIR CLIINN NlILI.I-Ill, TVIARIII-1 M oI'I'A'I I'. BI-:'I I'Y MKIIKIIIS, HARRY M 0'I I'Ic'I'. Hm3IIII'I' Ml!l!I'I', MAIIY NIJI-1soN, ANI'I'A Nnwsmm, MII.IIRI:Im NIcIIoLsoN. BII'r'I'Y OAKMAIL, HARoI.n OGIIIIN, CILGIIGE W. OLIIIIIANT. MAllfIAl!l'1'l' OSIIIIRN. CIIARLIII OSBIIRN, KITTIII JANI: OYEIIIJYKE. JEIII1 PAIAII-QR, PAIIL PARIIIIII, CRACI: PARKER, JOHN PI-:ARI:I-3, JUNE PI:RRI-:'I'z, HI':I,I:N I'Ifty four A Freshmen PI-:RRI'I I', YSI.I'1'l'A AI'K Sl'IRW'l11K..IlVNI1. 5Ill-1I'lll'IIID,.I. II. lllCY'l'0N, PRIIJII: l'III-:LI's, BRN l'IIII.I.II-sa, B. A. IIRRY I'II:ARIx, B Pou, JoIINI-1'I I'I-: PoINIII:x'I'I-LR, 'l'IIImIAs PIIWIILL, HI-:RsI:IIIII.L RACIIIIL, DIYRIITIIY RAMBIN, ELVA RA1'cI.IIfIfI-1, RIIIIY RAVIINNA, .IAI:K RI:ImINI:, BII'I I'Y RII:IIARIIsoN, JAI:KsoN RINANIJO, MAIIII-I RIIAN, BILLY RonIcR'I's, GI-:IIIIGINII ROBlNI'I'l I'I-1, IIAZIIL ROBINNIG'l l'I'1, MARY .IA N15 RIIIIINSON, BILLY RIIRINSIIN, MALI:rII.III Rom-LIIS, HELIGN RIISSIILI., LIIANNI: RYAN, YvoNNIa SANIII-:Rs, NI-1I.soN SANIIIFIJII, ANNI-1 SAIILS, RII'I'II SAvI:I.L, IRI-INII SIIIIASTIAN, BIi'I l'Y SI'2l+1Cl'1liS, ELISI-1 SICLBI-IR, JIIANNI: SlII'll'Hl'Il!lD, MARIIIA I., SIIIIIIIIINN, DIINALII SIAIIMIINS. MARIIARI-:'I' SINIIY, MARY SI,IIm:Ia, FRA NcI-ns SAIITII, LAwsoN SPARKS, MARGIIQ SIIIIIIIAIIIK, RANIINA STI-:III-:R, BILL S'l'l'Il'lIl'1NS, .IA Anus S'I'l'JWAll'l', IAIN NII-1 S'l'liWAl!'l', 0swALn S'I'uImI-:II, Mon-:I.LI: S'I'IIvALL, .IAIYIIIS SII'r'roN, l':Vl'Il.YN S'I'IIr'KI-:Y, JIIIIN A. SWIQNSIIN, HICLGA TIIIIIIIIII-:AIIx, OLGA 'l'IIIII.Y, HARRY NICK 'I'IIIINIaR, HAzI-1L C. TIIRNIIY, VIRGIL VAN CLHAVI-1, DuIIu'I'IIY VAN CLIIAYI-1, RICIIARII VAN I-IIIRSII. Tom VAscocI-:II, FAY VAIIILIIN, VIIRNIIN VI-:s'I'nI.,. CIIARLI-:s VI-:s'I'oI., IJnRo'I'IIY VINSON, LI-1 CLAIRI-1 31 1935 A WVAIlIbl4Il.I,l'1, BIIRIIY WVAITI-IS. CIIINLI-:Y WAl.Kl'II!, Bow WAI.'I'oN, AI.lll'IH'l' WVAHIIICN. GIGAIKAIJIINIAI WARRI-:N, NANCY li. WA'I I's, FAY WIIAYIIR, RALIIII WIAIBB, IIIILIIN WV!-IBB, Juli WI:LcII, LILLIAN WI':NnI.INI:, EDWARD WIf:s'I'nIIoIIK. BILL WIII'I'I-1, DUN WIll'l'lC. SIILIIIA WVlLlll'lIC, NIIIIA WVILKINS-RON, .IIIIIN D. WILLIAIIIS, WIL'I'oN WII.LIAAIsoN, JAMIIS WILLIS, MARY VIRGINIA WILSIIN, BILLY WISIC, EVI-:RARII WIIIIIIK, VVILLIAM Wmm, KA'I'II-1 LI-:Ia WuI1IIRINI:. RII'I'II Woons. VIQIINIIN W. Wf1iJllWAI!ll. MARY E WIIRSIIAM, CHARLES WYN N, JAKI1 YAIIILIIR. DoRo'I'IIY E ZIIZAK, FRANK HLA RI WW uber ff? lv- f ri Hz. ALLUM,I1l'1AIllAll1ISl'1 A l.S'l'0N. BII.I.II: PM N If: ANIII-:RsoN, NIAXINIC ANIIIIIINIIN. TIIIIIIIAS AIKTIIIIIK, MAcAIII.I-:Y BAKRII, WII,I.IAIsI L. BARKIIR, MAYI-:I,IcA BAIIUII, l'IImwARII Bl-IAIIKIJ, l,ul,lA BI:I,I:III-:II, lIA'I'III-:IIINI-: BI-:IRII-:II, EIRIAR BI-1s'I', BIIRIIY BlCKIIAM,PI'1Alll. Bum, LI-:II A. BISSI-:I,L, VI:N'I'IIII:I-: Bocas, Bl'IliYLI'I BIRIIIAS, HI:1.I-:N Bos'I', LIIRRAINI-1 BI1IIIIcI4:IIIs,E'I'III:I. BIIIRIKS, GI4:II'I'IIIIIII-: BIIIIWN, I'IARoI.I1 HRIIWN, LI.oYII BRYAN, JIIIIN M A Y B Freshman liIII:IIANAN, A. II. BIIIINI-:I.I,, XVILIIIAM RIIZIIIIIZ. 'l'IIIf1I.NIA CAIJY, I':'l'lll-ll. CMQI-1. ,IIIIII-1 CAIIIRISI, .lm-2 CANI:I':I,osI, CIJNCI-1'I I'A CAlCPliN'l'l'2Ii. FRI-:II CAIIIIUNS, L. CIIIAIIICN, VIIIIIINIA f:lll'1!i'l'Nll'l',.lI'IWl'll. lIIIIIRI:IIII.I., MAIIIIIYI' tII,IIf'I'oN, BILLY IIIICIIIIAN, BII.1.Y CIIAWI-RIIIII, HI-:IIIYA CIIAWRIIIIII, EIIWAIIII CIIAWlI'UIlll, IRI-:NIJ Clmss, BIf1'I I'I': Clllilill-Z, FRANK lJAvII1sImN, xlil.l'IllA DI-LILIIAI'I-'I-QNIIIILIII. lin DI-:NNIs. JIISI-:IIIIINI-1 DIIYLI-3, KA'I'III.I'1I:N IJIINN. PII-1IIIII-1 I':AIiIlI'lAH'I'. fIIIAIII.If1s ICIIIIIIINII:-I. Bl-1'I IxY l'II.III-:II'I', .lAI:I4 EI.ImI-:R, ICIIIIIINIIL ELLIS, HImI1:II'I' EI.I,IsIIN, LII,I.IAN EI.'I'II-'If:, I IIANI:Is I'INI:I,IsII, MARI:AIII:'I' l'AII.I-LY, I,Al.'l'II-I RIINI. l l'1lJIItIlA.CUN l I:IIII-:I., CAIIIIII-1 I I'1IIlIllAlIll.RHIIIARID ,I'1l'IIiGlIS0N, NVAl.'IxI'1Il FI:wI-:I.. liII,I.II-: FINIII-LR. Bun Fl.l'1IX1ING. IQIIN A MMIII l I1III1INI:, GI.I-:N FoII'I'sIIN. .IAAII-:s FIIIQIIJRIAN. lJAvIII CAIIIII1:'I I', BIIIIAX HAII1,'I'. .IIIIINNY GIIIcI'1NI.I-:If:, AN N 31 1935 :If GIIKSWHIJD,MAIIlQAliI'1'l' lluI,I-LY. .l. 'l'.. JR. llAI.I.. Wll,l.lA In HAIIIIIs. DuvI.I: H IQAII. SIIIIILIQY Hl'1AIl'I'lf'llI1Lll, JIIRRY I I I-:A'I'II. BI-:1 I'Y H IINSIIN AIIIIIIG III-LRIIIN. AIIRRI-:Y III-:IIRIN, DImIIIm'I'IIv IlIrI,'I'uN, IIIQNRY C.. .IR GIIYI, CIcIIAI.IIINIa IIIIIIIIIIIAN, BIf:'I I'Y IIIIILIII-ns, Bl'2'I l'Y K. I I I:N'I', RoRI-:R'I' IIIIN'I'IcII, MAXINIII HIIIIs'I', l'IIaLI4:N CIIAII: llIA'I l', BIQRTIIA IRWIN. JIIIIN ,l. ,lIIIINsoN, LI-:IJNARII IUIINHON, LIIIA BI':I.I.Ic ,IoIINsoN, PIsIIf:Y 1 III F1 ,-..--.I Fzfzy six QR . I mlhfguyberhw... ,IUNI-zs, JAMI-:s L. JUNI-rs, .IIIIIN RRI-:sl-2, .IR KI:I.LY, DoRo'I'IIY KICIIIVIGY, Wll.I.lAA1 A. KIIQJIIIKY, ALIsIcR'I' K.lI.I.GORl'I, DnRo'I'IIY KING, NIILIJRHII I.ANcIc, N1AI!Yl,l'1 LANGIFURD, DICK LACR, Lll'l'lll-Ill LAIIIIUN, .IAMI-is LosIcY, KI-:N Nl-1'l'lI MAGIIIRR, ISIII-'IfINc'1'oN NIANAISCII, PAIIL MANIll4IIN,.Il51RIIE IWCCALI.. HIIGII MIIf:lll.l.llllllll, JANI-2 NICIVARLANII, JIIAI-'II-:I.n Mf:KNIr:II'I', A. W., .lR. McLI'1MnIII'1, KA'I'III-:RINI': M CRIIII, RII'I'II MCWILLIAAIS, DAVI: MllISli, 'I'I':IInY MCIIIIIIS, BILLY MosI:LI-:Y, Es'I'I:II MAI-1 MIIRRIQLL, VAL H. MYl'1IKS, CLI-:VI-1, JR. NIIIWMAN, WILLIAM NmI1'IIc:o'I I', LIICILLIQ NORTON, FRANCES B Freshman O.Nl'1AL, E'I'III-:L OANICAI., MAll'l'llA LOIJISIC 0'NI-LAL, WINNII-'RI-:II OWIQNS, PAIILINI-1 PARKER, En PA'I'RIr:R, AIKTIIIIIK l'IcxIc'I I', FRANCES PIKl'1WI'I'T, AIIIIRI-:Y RAf:III:L, AI.VIN RAINIGII, Omcss Rlmnus, MAR.IoRII-1 RICIIII-1, MAIKIIAI IUGGS, PICAIIL RINAIIIIs, ,Ima RUARK, NlAll'l'lIELLA Rum-:R'I', ALICIQ RUl3l4lIi'I'S, DAVIII ROBl'IR'l'S, SIIIIKLEY Rom-1R'rsoN, GIQRALRINI-1 RUZICIVIAN, ARI-1 ROZI-IMA, L0'I l'lI4I SANIIII-'I-:R, H ICNRY Fmm SANmIfI:R, LA VlCl.I.Ii SANnIIfI-:R, MAIIYl.l'2l'I SCIII-IRM!-IRIIOIIN, FRANCIS, JR. SIIVIMANTI-:N, MARY S'I'IIAH'l' SINGLI-:'I'ARRY, RAY SLA!-ES, RAYMOND Smrrn, MYll'I'P1S STRRN, RALPH S'rIaVIaNs, WILLIE S'I'I:wAR1', RUSSELL STRAUSMAN, CARL SAVANN, JAMRS 'I'AYLoR, LOUISE TERRY, CHARLES TIIURMANS, I-IIILMIES Tolm, ELINUR 'I'owNsIaNn, 1-IERRIQRT 'l'RuwIsRIucIa, CLARA WAIfI'oRn, MAICY FLORENCE WAYLIAIY, JIIIINNIII: MAI-1 WALRIIR, OLIVI-1 WARD, ALICE WA'l l'S, FAY Wl'II.l.S, EVA WI-IS'l', RAYMOND Wlll1'IC, JACK NORMAN WIII'I'I-:, Lols WII.lCY, JAM!-IS, JR. WII.I,IAMS, FLIa'I'cIImR WlI.I.IAMS, ELIRNNR WlLl,lAMS, ZIILA WII.I,IAMS, JAMI-is WIl.I.IAMS, ROBI-:R'I' SIDNEY Wll.SON, S'l'l'IWAR'l' WIIAY, CHARLES WIKIIIIIT, MAIIY ELIZAIIIQTII YANCY, DAN YEIIGER, WILLIAM PURNELL, JR ..341955 W ff -,, grit'-QW LEU rf' rllfffc ywfx g P E W ,f X :J f X ,F x of fe ll A? JW flu fe:'l7vl- T , ,475 ff ., I ,-'M 3 I ,,,m! W l'f'1 UWf1vv1:1Tl fzxqif - Z ' girl he ll!!! F - si :mmf 74-'fx i' :- -' x 'isf ' 5 ' 'i- , ' -i7 l 1 Vw.: -fillli 1 f. .--5 - A 454- F ., - I M- as ,. fe 4 y,. 7, -55'-if: i' 1 f ' -Zfzg ff E' 4' ' - f A 'Z' t7Qf5D.y ' 'Sof t . , 1 A vi 1 31' , we I- 1 2 -. ,Zi-:ijK'4',,f,f5lyA ff 7 L :wi ,Cf tl' M 1 Zu' 'f ' ' 5 61, 'll' , gl: W 5 ,rv L I r o rn the earliest Jays of its history the steamboat playerl an important part in the life of the city of Slzfreveport. Boats plied regularly from New Orleans to Shreveport, carrying freight anzl passengers. The steam,- boat was an irnportant factor in the social as well as the industrial life of the city. ctzvztzes as Wlwgu be7'EW.- The Band fllhe Byrd Band of l933 is undouibtedly one of the best bands the school has ever enjoyed. They gladly aided the school in any activity in which they were asked to participate. They were a great factor' at the Pep Nleeftings and their loyal sup- port was demonstrated at the football games. Much credit for the success of the band must be given to Mr. Frank Fuhrer, their faithful director, and to Harold Levy, Who acted so ca-pably as business mfanager. The personnel of the band is as follows: lVl'cCann, Hicks, Levy, Matyiska, Nelson, Moody, Stewart, McDowell, Lord, Snider, McCachen, Alexander, Simmons, Cornetsg Bartmess, Greenfield, Banks, Stewart, Sullivan, Carrick, Ellis, Peters, Viekory, Clarinetsg Weil, Dillworth, Boyce, Lofton, Prater, Saxaphouesg Metcalf, Bartmess, Mosely, Trombonesg Viforshaln, Harry, Alto Horns, VVilkerson, Baritone, Bates, Huffman, Bass, Downer, Findley, Levy, Drums, Bough, Cymbal. Fifty nine ri. 1955 'ta Sixty W Wgufber BW The Gusher GENE BRASWICIJ, . . Editor'-in-Chief JAMES Siucxicv . Associate Editor NVARDELI. LEISK . . Business Manager WILLIAM MURDOCK Assistant Business Manager 'l'o porlray ll year's lilc in Byrd High Su-hool has liven our aim. We appreei- ala- the honor given to ns to ref-ord this porlrail, in ink ancl although we know il is nol. perfect. il' in future years it will help you lo revall happy 'memories ol' your school days our aim will have been fulfilled. To our friends and advertisers, whose help and encouragement has made the l933 Cusher possible, we wish to ex- press our deepest appreciation. is 1955 tt MII. M I'I'cIII:I.I. BI-:N N l'1'l l' Dmus DAvI:NI'uII'I' WAI.'l'4JN FIIII1' CI1II'I'IIIIIII: SI.IIvII-:II EIINICSTINIC KIN N ICBIHCW NIAIKY PA'l'l'llCK D0II0'I'IIY NIf:IIoI.sIIN RoI3I-:II'I' NI-:I.soN RICIIAIIII BAII.I:v lIAImI.II IIICVY WALTIQII I'l0L1vIEs SANDERS FOWLER 'I'IIIIIvIAs DANII-II. FIIIQIIIA IIAIIINIIII xvl'I'SIIC CAIII.soN l'IIIf:I.I's KIIISCII MAIIGEIIY ELLIS FIIANCILS Om-:N P. J. pl!A'l'l1IlI HAZI-LI. MCCAIIIY WIIIHSTPIR DUWNIQII FILES WINGII GEORGIA Dmn WIIIIIIIT JUDITII BAZILLIIIIIN JI:ssIcA LATIIAM Sfxly-0'IH 'sw Qjlwgujhgr WJ? Sixty-Mun The Hi-Life FRANCES J o1e1NsoN .... Eflimr-in-Chief JACK CARRISON . Business Manager MAINLERY ELLIS . , , , Managing Editors WAI.TON Four . The Hi-Life is the oilicial mirror of the school life at Byrd High School and is published semi-monthly. 'lille staff is composed of students and it is sponsored by a faculty member. The publication! is especially noted for its balance in presenting thc many different activities of the school. There arc some special editions, including Thanksgiving and Christnlas issues and an April Fool Issue, the Low-Life. The Hi-Life is a char- ter member of the Fourth Estate Press Association, mem- ber of the Quill and Scroll and a 'member of Pi, a Louisiana Newspaper Organization. -.LQHIQJ5 'ia MII. T. R. SAGIQ MAIIY PA'I'llICK RII'I'II WII,LIAIIIs P. J. l'IIA'I'I'1n Duma DAvI:NI'oII'r MAIII:AIII':'I' EIIIMIIWI-ILL Jul-1 l'IA'I'f:IIIcII JANI-1 WIIl'Il'II,I-ll! JACK IIIII:III:s SIIII'I'II EI,IzAIzI':'I'II ScIII.II:I'AIcIa ELIZABICTII CIIII.ns GIQIIIIGIQ MAIITIN RIanI:cI:A WlI,I,IS TIIIIIIIAS DANII-LI. SARA NI:I.I, P'I1I,I,I:n MABI-Il. KI:IvIv EIINIISTINE KI-NNI-llllll-IW VIRGINIA PAI.IvII-:II PIII:I,I's KIIISCII Emus AI,I.IcN FIIIIIIIA HAMNI-:II Bun MIIIIPIIY HAIIIIY BIKANDT CHOIIGIA DEE WRIIJIIT EIINA EAIILI: RIcIIAIInsoN SIIINI-:Y JACOHSON MAXINI5 GIIIZENIQ Sixty-three Cayarre History Club ,lmrk I-lllollics Smrru l,l'l?Silll?IIl. l IiI'Sl mul SPPOIIII Term Wl'ARY livl-:MN l3r:l,l. xVl'Il!S'I'ICR DOWNICR I!li!?l?-PI'I?Si!Il3lIl. l irsI Tern: Viva-Plvfslfrfelll. Second Term, CEN:-1 Blmswl-11.1. SAM PAPPA Sl?Cl'l?lIIl'QVe First Term Secrelrlry. Secmzzl Term - lJHIT.I.Il' Srxxoo Tl'lZlISILl't?l'-. First and Second TGVIIIS COLORS! Creen and White l7l.OWER: l'ink liose MOTTO: We train for service lo our slate. Nineteen thirty-three marks the fifth milestone in the achievements of the Cay- arre History Club. 'llhis organization was establislhecl five years ago for the purpose of furthering interest in Alllefllfilll History through the study of current events and the historic past. Since it has been the practice of the club to pay especial attention to Louisiana history, it was named for Charles Cayarre, the eminent Louisiana historian. This year set a new high in the activities of the club. In addition' to its regular programs the club reproduced The Pantherv, an historic play of old Louisiana. Furthermore, the organization continued its policy of cooperation with the high school oliicials by donating a large number of books to the library. SiA'1y.jnl1r RW UM 'ZLAET 73 Cayarre History Club BAILEY, RICIIARD BELL. MARY EVELYN BRASWIGLL, GENE BRYAN, JEROME CLARK, LAURA LEE CRIcII'I'ON. JACK DAVENPORT, DORIS DAY, SARA DICKSON, DONALD DOWN ICR, WEBSTER EDDY, HARRIET ELLIS, MAIKCIAIIIY FOLEY, LINZY FRIIMER, LOUIS GARRTSON,,1ACK GORDON, WENDELI. CRAI-IAM, FRANCES IVI ICIVI HIQIRS CREENEIELD, LEONARD HENRY, DORIS JACOBSON, SIDNEY NIACNANI, MARIE 1VIA'r'rIIEWS, VIRGINIA MEIVIEEI., IVIARY MILLS, NELI. ODEN, FRANCES PAPPA, SAM SMI'rII, ARLINE S1VH'l'l'I, JACK H. S'rAI:I:, PHILIP STEVENS, LEE SIII.I.IvAN, FRETA VILIENSKY. BERTHA FOWLIIIR, SANDERS My 1117 Wx 1935 ff La Sociedad Espanola OFICIALICS DEL PlilIVll'llt CURSO VAUCHN limmucv, EZ Presidente WA1,'roN FORT. lil Vice-Presidente P. J. Plwrlcu. El Secremrio Flucn lVlCCULI,OUCH, El Tesorero OFICIALES DEL SECUNDO CURSO NVALTICR Homvrlcs, lil Presidente hVAI.'I'ER HAMMAN. lil V ice-l'resi1len,Le EDNA MAIIIE STOUT, ElSec1-ezario HAROLD LEVY, El Tesorero Our Spanish Society is made up of a group of the students from our Spanish classes who have more than ordinary interest in the language and in Spanish speak- ing countries. This year a step forward was made in the aililiation with the national organization, El Instituto de los Espanas. With this additional help and with the work carried forward ably by this yearls officials, La Sociedad Espanola betqueaths to the Spanish students of next year a large and forceful organization. I Sixty-six N WV ufberhw... BAILEY, IIIOIIARD BALCOM. HARRY BEMISS, VERNON BLIZZARD, HARRY CLAWSON. ANNIE LOYD CIIRISTIANSON, NAOMI CHANEY, CDEAL CUT1IE'T, JAMES COEI1, LYNWOOD DOWNEY, J UNE DOWNER, WEBSTER DALZEII., TIIOIVIAS CAULEY, DONALD ELLIS, LEONEL FEDUCIA, TONY FERGUSON, WESLEY FARNELL, A LBERT La Sociedad ESPZIIIOIZI CICIUVI AN, CI-:OROE GRIGISICR, HARVEY GERSTENRERILER, SELINA GERSTI-:NEEROER, IVIARIA HERNENDEZ, PILA HIl.l,. CLYDE HALT., D'1AR'I'l'IA ANN HICKS, ELINOR INGRAM, JULIA IBERT, FRANCES KUIIN, IRICNE LICVY, MAIICY LANCASTER, MARY LOUISE LORANT, NICK MYERS, SIDNEY NIATTIIEWS, VIRGINIA IVIOCAN N, 'HEWS NICIIOLSON, DOROTHY NORTON. FLOYD POWELL, IVIARGARET ROBERTS, HEILD SClII.Il'IPAKl'I, ELIZABETH SIIAEFER, GLEN RUTIIERFORD, HORACE XVILLIAMS. GUY WRIGHT, GEOROIA DEE WVILLIAMS, S. O. WEAVER. ROSCOE SCARBOROUCII, DAN TAYLOR, WILLIAM WHITE, AROIIIE WAI.LAClE, GEORGE WI'TI'FLATfIIT, DORAEEL WVATERS, KATIIICRINE Sixty szmn E 1935 II is Wlwgujher he Comahesear Club HELEN PAYE I-IOYT, President IDA GOODWIN, Vice-l're.ei1Iv11t lilI'l'll li0IIlSI'I CmsON. Smrr'emry-Treasurer The Coinallesear Cluli has a large nmeznlversliip composed of girls taking .Horne Economics and those who have llacl courses in Home Economics. Social Service is a new phase ol' the clulm activities which is being successfully carried on. The club plans to send a representative to the American Home Economics con- vention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in June. Sixty-eight Miss Margaret Purvis is the clunlm sponsor. The advisers are: Miss Ruth Batchelor, Miss Eleanor Blatternman, Miss Stella Leopold. .QJIQJ5 :fr X Whfgujhgf WIS? ANTIIONY, SUE BARTM Ess, PATTY BARNE'l l', DOROTIIY BROssA'I'. .l0SEI'llINl'I BOY'I'lCR, LINNII-: MAY BlIS'l'I'IR, MII.IJREII CASON, VIRIIINIA ROSE CATIIEY, JESSIIII LEE CATON, MARY BOE CRAWFORD, JEAN DAIINEY, EIvIIvIIE LOU DAIORE, LILLIAN DAVIS. LUCIAN DAVIS, MARGARET ELZEY, JANE ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH CUll1illl0Sf52ll' Club M EMBIEIRS ENLOE, MARGARET ERSKINIS. ALMA RAE I RUIvIER, IIIA CIIISON, RUTII LOUISIG GOODWIN. IIIA GRONICR, ILIKANKIIGS CRONICR. MAIKY I'ILIzA I-IOIIOES, BEssIE HOII:IEs, DOROTHY HOGUE, MOZELLE HOYT. HELEN FAYE IULIAN, MARY LOUISE HICNNEY, RUTII LAW, GEOIIGIANA LESTER, LINNIE MAI'I RENOM, ELIZABETH MANUEL, CLAUDIA MAXE lVIAR'l'LE'l I', CAROLYN MIICAIIE. JULIA MOCOY, ROSE AUIJRY iVlOsELEY, LADELLE NORRIII, COLLFIN PE'I'ERsON, PEARL POLK, YVONNE ROW, CORNELIA SCIIILLINGS, MAIKY E. SUIIJY, MARY S'l'I'IPI'IlCNSON, DOROTII Y STERNIIERO, HAI: SUTTON, N1ARGUERl'I'E XVATERS, KATHERINE 195512 Sixty-nine is. fllwgu herhiw... Hi-Y Club Fincn lVltICUl.I,0Utill, Presiflenr 'I'HOMAs IVIYERS, VITO!!-l,I't?Sl:lIClIl I1IAm.r: ,lAcQUr:'r, Secretary J AMES Sruckrxr, Treasurer Advisor. Mn. W. D. JOHNSON The chief aim of the C. lil. Byrcl's Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and he an active factor in all forms of moral and Cthristian work within the school and com- munity. On Tuesclay night at 7:l5 the cluln holds its weekly meetings where interesting and helpful programs are presented. lluring this year the lll0lIllH'l'S ol' the tZlll'lJ have heen enterlainecl hy several parties. 'llhe greatest work of the year was the epon- soring of the annual Older Boys, Conl'erencc for North Louisiana witfh aicl of the other four Hi-Y elulis in the city. Svrunly WN W if 1955 fr W WWQ IAETQW3 Hi-Y Club MEMBERS HOWl'll.I,. .lmmfzs SMITH. ,louN H uf: NVl1:Avlf:u. Roscol-1 IVlc:KlcNz1ls, 'l'lr0MAs IMNHQLS, 'l'1l0MAs l.voNs, Ar. IWOSICLICY, ,lou W WN 'l'll'PIi'I l'. JAUK ICUHANIQS, l'1m:lc EVANS. W. C. Blcsw, W. C. Fowmsu, SANDI-:Rs 1Q 5 f1? .L-. -f Seventy-one its Wlwgu kerhffft .-.. Le Cercle Francais GARLAND EILBOTT President CAROLYN LEMAN Secretary CATHERINE MURPHY HAZEI. 1VlcCARirY V ice-l'1'esiJenL Treasurer Une of the most successful years in the history of Le Cercle Francais was 1932-33. Under the helpful guiclalrce of our able sponsors, lVllle. Ric'hards, Mlle. LeBlanc, and Mlle. Chzunfpagne, together with its enthusiastic ollicers and efficient committees, the yea1 s work was greatly .beneficial and enjoyalmle to all the memmhers. 7l hc meetings were llcltl on soroml und l'UlII'l'lI WilftlIlt!Stlily'H ol' ouch month. 'l'wo outstanding events ol' the: your wore thc clelighlful Clll'lSllIlilS party ut mid- term und the annual banquet in May given in the VVasl1ington-Yourec Hotel. Our honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Koffman and Mr. and Mrs. Allierson. Svcnly-I wo is 1935 2 EW Whfigu 6erEQff2... AIIs'I'I:ImII-:I., JANII AY AIIINII, w'Al.'l'l-IIC BAIINIc'I'. MAIIIIIN BIINSIIN, FAYI-1 BI.AINIf:, CAMILLIAI BIIIIIIII-1, AI.I,INI-1 BoIIIIcI4:oIs, FI.oIIIf:Nc:I-: BIIIIssAII'I', ,IIISI-:I-IIINII BIIIIWN. BI-:'I I'Y BIIIIWN, MAIIY MIIAIN HIIIII.I':soN. ,IIIIIAIII-3 liII'I'I.I:II, l,IIIIII:'I I'A ffI.lNI-Z, ,IIIIIN IIIIIIWN, lJIIIIII'I'IIY IJAI, SAIIA DAllNl'1Y,MAl!IlI-I DAwsIIN, Elll'l'lI NIAIC DI: GIIAIfIfI4:NIII:III, ICI.IzAnI-:'I'II DIILAIINI-1, IIIQNIII' DI-:VIIIII-1. SYBIIIIC Daw. ICIIWAIIII DICIQSIIN, DIINALII Donn, YsI.I-:'I'A DIIIISAY, CAIII. DIIYLI-1, VIIIGINIA Dvmis, JACK EILBo'I I', GAIILANII ELLIQIIBI-1, A'10I.l.ll'l EIISKINI-1, ALMA KAI-1 M EM HIGHS l'lx'ANs, W. II. FAI.Sl'1N'I'lIAl4. llAvIII FIIIIIIINII. I IIANI:I-:s FIIIIII, AIJIIIN FIINIIIII-IN, AAIIII:'I I'A FIII-:I-LIIAIAN, BII.I.II1 FIII-:II NI-:II. .lAI:QI1I-:I.IN1 CAI.I.AI:IIIf:II, l':'l'IlI-ll. GllI.llS'l'I'IlN, IlI':'I I'v CIIIIIII-1. JIIIIN GIIIQIINI-'II-:I.II. I.I':uNAIII i2IIII:sIII', BIC'l I'Y l,ANI-: CIIIINIQII, I IIANI:I':s lIAII'I'AIAN. WAIIIII-:N IIILIII-:II'I', xVll.llI41Il'l' I IILIIIII-LIIII, I IIf:I.I-:N A H If:IIIsII:III:. HILIIIA III-1N1:III-xv, CIIAIII.I-Qs I II-:IIoI.II, RIISA lIIII.IIII:II, 0. C. IIm'I-:II. Mus. II.I-:II, SAI.I,II': ,lA1:KsoN, LIIIIINI-1 .IuIINsoN, I':l,l.l-ZN KIQSILAIAN, DoIII1'I'IIY KIIISCII. PIII-LLIIN I,AMAllQlJI1l. MAIIII-1 LANII, DAvIII LAIIIQIN. .IIAIAIII-1 lIA'l'IIAM..lI'1S5l1IA LI+1lSK,TIIOMAS LIQAIAN, CAIIIIIAIN I,I:II14IINII:, lVIAII.IIIIIIII: l,I:NI:sIfII-:I.II, CIIIIINNI: l.I-:sI.II-1. I.oI.A l.I-Jw. RIIsI-:'I I'A I.INIIsAY. .lAliNl'l'A IAII-zsl-:II. I IIANI:INI-1 I.II.I'Ls, MAII'I'IIA 'IA N1:II, I l41IlNI'I MAIIIIIIX, I.II.I.II-I MI:1IAII'I'I', IIAzI-:I. Mm:GIII.IIIIII:Ix, BI-:vI-:III.I MI:GIII.IIIII1:K, KI':NNIf:'I'II NlII.I.s, NI':I.I. Mmuolw. MAII.I0IIII-1 IX1oIII':AI1, LIIIIISI-1 ,NII:IIIII'. IIAzAII AlI'Hl'lIN. lZA'I'III-:IIINI-1 NAIIIIIIS. AIAIIIIC NIII.I,IN. AIIIIIII-:Y NAw1.IN. .I I AI Mllfl N IIZILII, BII:'I I'I' NIIIIIIIQIJ, CIILLI-:Ian 0I.sI:IIIINI-LII, IQIIAIIINII l'AI.AII-:II, VIIII:INIA PAIIKI-1II. I,IIIIIsI-: I'I-:III-I.I-1, MAIIsIIAI,I. PIIll,l.Il'!-2, BI-:A'I'IIII:I: PIIII, CI-:cI1.I-1 Pm I'IIIIIcIa, SIIIIILII:Y I'II!I:I-1, LI.ovII HA'I'znIIIII:, CAIII. Rlilill. HI:'I I'Y VIIII:INIA HICIIAIIIISIIN, 'Fowl SIIIIICRMIIZIHIURN. NICLL SI:IIIIs'I'I-LII. BI1:'I I'Y SI':vI:IIANr:Ic, BII,I,II: SIIIIIIIIMIIIII-1. .IANI-I HIIxI:I,I-:'I'AIIv. l.AVI':IINI-: SI.A'I'IIN, 'I'I-:I.I-'AIN SAIIIII, BI-:A'I'IIII:I-1 SNI-:I-:II, W. .l. S'I'IcvII:Ns, All'l'IIlNIl L. 'l'AvI.IIII. RI-1III:I4AII 'I'III.I:II. CIIIIIs'I'INI: ll'I'znIAN. NAIIINI-1 VAN LIIAN, A1AIi'l'll A .I VII.IaNsIn', BI-:II'I'IIA WALIIIIIIN. LoIIIsI-: XVICISMAN, NIANIII-:I.I, XVILLIS. l IIII'I'IINI5 I ANE YIIIIIIIIJII, IIIILI-:N MAIII:AIII-1'I' ZIQVIQ, RIINNIII: SL'1'l'lIlj'-Illlt c I-sr 1935 5 it Ulifgujker he C. E. Byrd B0y's Debating Club Under the capable leadership of President Wendell C, Gordon the Boy's Debating Club has had its most sucuessilul year. The membership has increased sixty per cent. The periodic meetings have not only been educational and enjoyable, but instructive as -well. The club is a ineniiber of the National Forensic League, whose 'headquarters are in Ripon, Wisconsin. SPONSORS Miss JENNIE lJI'l l'lli BROWN MR. H. J. COLVIN 0 lf' I I CICAR S Wl'lNlJlil.l, Common . . . . l'residenL Louis l'iIiUMl'IR . IXIICC-ljl'!3SillGlIL NVif:ns'1'lcn Downicn . . Secretary SAM l'AI'PA . . . . . Treasurer Hover-1, SlllCI.'l'0N CItICIl'l'0Nf JACK DICKSUN, DoNAx.n Dowwl-Ln, WI41HS'l'l'llt Drives, JACK DY'Kl'IS, .I ICF! .l'iA'l'MAN, B11.m' EUBANK, Pinci: Fotl-LY, l.1NzY ciUl'l'l'Z, WAl.'1'l-:li Common, WIAINIJI-11.1, Sevuzly-four GIIONI-llI,l.l-Il'1 l'lAlIOLll ,lAconsoN, Smnm' l'ol'1'A, SA Al SMITH, .lAcK S'rAer:, PHILIP Fon'r, WAI.'I'fIN Brzsr, W. CI. SHAW, XVILLIAM SHGALI., BIQRNAIKD LICYY. BIACY MANAssi:H. PAUL 'l'II,l.MAN, 'I'onn CIIICIGNI-'ll'Il.ll, l.I'IUNAI!ll l 1nAn, SA Mlll-Il. 0r:11.vn1:, BIICKNICR ',Flnr:K1-:'r'l', lin SCAltBlllt0UGlI, DAN Kinwmnnaw, Liar: A1.s'roN, BILLY llAI,I., Wn.L Srnmcv, Asnu-:v MANIIIGIN, ,lnwnun-: Znmx. FRANK l'Jln-:YI-'uss, ALm-:ni llllllllfl, Ltovn Elxrls, l.l0NliI. XVICILIJ, BILLY .lAcKsoN, lVlASON Cuowl-zu, B1-:N H III-'I-'MAN, JACK it 1955 .if W W WW uykerliii-.- TRAVIS MAST MAIIIAN BANKS . DICK RICHARDS . RUTH ANSELL DURHAM Ciddens' History Club OFFI CNRS IVlIClVIBNl'IliSllII, KOH, Al.S'l'0N Bn.1s' I'AvNn-1 lllflclmnl. Rim: ANN!-ZI.l. s 1 I1'l:'luclc..IAfVIl'1S A- Aus'l'lcN1vucl.l,, JNNN BANKS, Enwlw BANKS, MAIIIAN BAU1f:n, MANY JANE BAZWLON, linmr Rl-INNI-l'l I', Slum.:-:Y BILLING:-2, VIRGINIA BOA'I'NI5R, YANmcl,1. Bmuuzlcms, F1,umcNc:lf: BOYCIC, Su1':L1'uN BRAUNIG, ,IAN1-3 Cnow, Dulm'r1n' DLJGRAI-'1-'I-:Nlu-zm, M1-:'r'1 DIJIJLI-JY, Llcwls l 4:lcmNC, l lmNCl':s MAI FUIVIIIIIC, B11.l.Y Gl1l,Ll-:'l l'1-1, FIIANCII-IS IIAMMI-:'r'1'. .IIMMHG lIAmv'roN, Gl.Am's IIANCIIIQY. CllAlu,l':s Hlr'l'fIlll'1N3i,BOBBY Kmscu, Pmzws LAAIANQUI-1, MAN!!-1 Mmm V1C'l'r.lk 'N1As1', 'I'lcAv1s .A AIUOIKMAN. ALTA M 1 'liI I , FWAIH' N 1955 W l're.si1lenL Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Numun. fIm,l.1-in-:N 0smmNl1:, MARCH-1 Pl'1l'l'I.l'I,NIAICSIIALL Qnucnmxs, ANDICI-JW RICHARDS, DICK Role, Couwl-:UA Rul'm.1.o, FNANCI-:s NIISNIQLL, LUANNIC SICIIASTIAN. I3m'1'v S'rmu':s, WIQNDNA S'l'l1uC1ss, RALPH SUMNICIK, INICZ xV0l.I.l'1Y,C0lillY VAN Iflnoslc, Gmmc DN Seventy fue III ijllfzguyher QW 1 MARUAREI' lVlACl,lN GEORGIA DEE Wl!lGll'l' MAliGARE'l' WRICII1' LUcII.E HAMNER . LOUISE CUI.IsERTsON BARBOUIC. ,ll'1NI'llI.l.l-I lgElVlISS,VERNON BII,LINcs. VIRGINIA CARLETON. FRANCES COOPER, BI-:vERI,Y CIILRIJRSON, LOUISE liI,LzEI', JANE FRUMER. IDA COODWIN, IDA GRONER, FRANCES Svuwrrfly-si.I: ' WN WN 'I he Blue Triangle Club Ul+'I 'l CICHS l'residcrIL Vice-President Treasurer . Secretary Program Clmirlrlan lVll'LlVIHI'1RSlIII' HOLL GRONIQR. MIRIANI 1-IAMNIIR, LUCILE l'l0l.Ml'1S, CLAIIIJIA llU'l'lI H UIISON. IQTIIEI. KESILNIAN. DOROTIIY MAcI.IN. NlARCARE'l' lVlMIl.lN, ALICE lVlASTON. BARBARA McKAY, LILIIENE 1935 E Nl-JVINOER, lfS'I'III'IIi I'AI.MI-:R, MARION ROPPOLO, FRANCES llOllERTSON, MAXINl'I S'YI'Il.l,, DORIS S'l'ICRNlil'IRlJ, RAE VOYIIES, IIIITII lVKlGI'l'l'. GEORGIA DI I XVRIGIIT. MARGARET SKK WY Whggufber Forum Latinum IVI,0'I I'0! la'A:f-vlsimf' CON S U LES EAR1. V1cNAm.1c PRA ETOR ES FRANCES ODIQN JACK SMITH ANTHONY, MARIAN BAKER, EVIQRETT RU'I'l.ER, J,0RE'I l'A COLLEY. MARJOIHE DOLL, LOUIS!-2 DOYLE, VIRGINIA FRANK. DOROTHY CILI.E'l l'E, FRANCES HARLEY, KATHRYN HAYWOOD, TIAIERESA MEMBERS HODOES, 'FRANCES JLER, SA1.l.Hc JRWIN, JOHN JARRE'I I'. F1T.IZABE'l'lI KITTLER, N1-:LLH2 KOPMAN, MARSIJAI. LIQAHO. KATHLEEN M'CKENZIE.RAI.P1'l MOOHY. MAR.1ORHc 'PA1H.1Nlf: WIGLTMAN R1-:N NIE Zrivlc MOORMAN. ALTA NICHOLSON, JACK RICHARDS. RUTH ROOSMAN, ROHHR1 VROBERSON. ROY XVILLIAMS, Emanm r WlI.I.I1XMS. WIl.TON NVORLEY. CLEON YEROIQR. HELEN MAlif ART l Sevcn,ty-seven 1117 YW 1955 W W Wl1fQu5he1'U Tru Thespian Club im.- The Thespian Club is a nalional Organization which is solely concernewd with high school Cll'EllUill.lCS. Our club is Troop 134- of the Organization. A study of dra- maftir: art, the art Of Costume and make up is studied by the club. Several 'plays are presented by the Club each year GARRISON, JACK MCCULLOUOII, FRED BROADWELL, lVlAIiCAl BRASWELL, GENE DAVENPORT, DORIS FORT, WAI.'l'0N HALL, MARTEIA ANN BAILEY, RICHARD MASON, GLENN B. JACOBSON, SIDNEY COLLIE, WILSON PRUDHOMME, JOHN HST ROSTER BOYD, RALPII NICITOLSON, DOROTHY KIEMP, MAISEI. TRICIIEL, EDNA LOESER, FRANCINE LATIIAM, JESSICA PALMER, VIRGINIA FURLONC, BILL lVlURPl'IY, CATHERINE MCCAIN, ERNESTINE LANE, LOIs LEE MALONE, CLIFFORD OGILVIE, BUCKNER SKOOG, ELSIE BUTLER, LORETTA PATRICK, MARY FULLER, SARA NELL FELKER, ARBON SLIMER, GERTRUDE CREAMER, BOE BELL, MARY EVELYN ELLIS, MARGERY STAGG, PHILIP MCCORD, COOPER Seventy-eight In 1 ' 1117 WN W Above: '4Tl1e PiUll.'llCl',l, preselllccl by llle Cayarre History Club Below: 'LCopy,', presented by the Thespian Club X 1 K l l Seuerzlzy-nine aa mllWQu5herUQ 'GA Smile like ll'lial. The annual production ol' the Senior Class was presented April 27 and 28. The play, A Smile Like That, concerned a bankrupt shoe factory that was saved 'by the timely arrival ol one Jimmy, played by James Weaver. The cast for the first night was composed of James Weaver, Virginia Palmer, Richard Bailey, John Pruclhomme, Buckner Ogilvie, Philip Stagg, James Stuelcey, Mary Patrick, Roy James, Walton Fort, Fred McCullough, Henry De Laune, Wilson Collie, Margery Ellis, Sara Nell Fuller, Rebecca Willis, Rosetta Levy, Catherine Murphy, Antoinette Alexander and .lane Wheeler. The cast for the second night was composed of James Weaver, Dorothy Nicholson, Sidney Jacobson, Ralph Boyd, Glenn Mason, Clifford Malone, Jack Crichton, Mary Evelyn Rell, Jack Garrison, Harry Ralcom, Ered McCullough, Henry De Laune, Wilson Collie, Edna Trichel, Louise Robinson, Peggy Askew, Mary Alice Power, 'Nelwyn Williams, Frances Oden, Arline Smith, Ernestine McCain. is 1933: Wa fdfilff 54' ff -a 4 M73 55111.-13 : f. i Z V ffff' .IAHQ5 l,,.. If, yr, .A V '4' f f-F51 . Y' ' .iq 'af' Tit , '71, 52? its 'Q' 6 I' l,,.4,. 'ilu'-Gr ?4 J 'Q-www-ey, I X. ':f'..IJ ?. . - . ,, I, W z 01- , ff 1 X L0lll:SilIIIfl .wrurlfffl from thc Union, un, Jflllllllfy 26, 1861. Thu Hrsl' comparry or'gz1m'zu1I in, 5VIfl'CUUlI0l'l was the S1Il'UUK?1I0l'l Grays wlzicll lc!! April I6, 1861. Many 0 L ll c r cornparzivs m a al c up of U0lIlJIlC'Ul'S from S,Il'U1ll'1l0l'l and sur- rounding territory fol- lowed. During the war Shreveport was made the capital of Louivianzz and file Smlc Archives were Ilrought from BIIIOII. Rouge for safe keeping. eatures 1111 JS 25155 3 SN Wmgwher BWI P resen tin 3 FRANCES JOHNSON ANN WILKINSON KITTY GARRETT ALICE MARIE CLARK MAXINE GREENE HELEN SEALY LOUISE ROBINSON DORIS MARSHALI. HELEN WILSON MARY PATRICK ERNESTINE KINNEBREW GENE BRASWELL MARY CECILE OLIPHINT E' he U-f W- lg Lv our im gg gZ'6UZC65 JOLIZSOIZ mz Qykfkizzsozz 2'5 gg, ,. J 5 rw ,'mN if 'K R , fi , .v- is 5? 1 if jfiffy garreff MK 'ce Marie Clark maxilze Qxrwfnn gfefrzzz Seafy .gouise jeobbzsmz Qoris .Marshall gfefen Qnfson .Mary gJafrick Cgrlzesiirze jfinnebrew gene Braswcff .Mary Gecife Ofiplzizzf N inety-two Popularity Contest FRANcIas JOIINSON Prettiest Girl Most Popular Girl CEDRIC NORREII Student Prince M ost Popular Boy WARDELL LEISK Best All-Around Boy Best Athlete NIARY STUART ELAM Best All-Round Girl ANN WILKINSON Cutest Girl WAI.'l'ON FORT Most Likely to Succeed JACK GARRISON Wittiest Boy MAxINE GREENE Best Dancer MYIITLE AYMOND Most Popular Teacher FREDDYE WILLIAMS Smartest Girl WILLIS BUTLER Smartest Boy as ijllfgu hgrhw ,'-xr Mardi Gras Mardi Gras! The happiness and joyousness of the Louisiana Carnival season was expressed in the spirited contest 'held at Byrd High to determine who should reign as Queen at the annual Mardi Gras celebration. Kitty Garrett was elected queen, Ann Wilkinson, maid of honor, Helen Sealy and Mary Buckner, princesses. The ball was 'held at Broadmoor Club and Hughes lVlcCann, Harold Levy came first to- herald the entrance ol' the Royal Party. The procession was led 'by the ribbon bearers, Dorothy Waller, Charlie Hay- good, Elise Hooks and Robert Jenkins. The crown bearer, the flower girls and their escorts were as follows: John Ewinff Jr., Frances Peyton, lVlary Werner, Mary Brown and E. F. Neely, Jr. D7 Helen Sealy as the first 'prin'cess, was beautifully gowned in blue lace and had ' 9 as her prince Deas Custine. Mary Buckner, as second princess, was ehartmingly Cl' ' d ' ll net and had as her prince Downs Poindexter. Ann Wilkinson, resse H1 ye ow the maid of honor, was beautiful in a dress of pink net and had as her knight of honor Sam Lyons. Kitty Garrett, the lovely queen, 61 t' D was elaborately gowned in a dress of pure wlhite with rhinestone trimming which h d her Titian beauty While soft music was played the crown was greatly en' ance ' t - , placed on the head of the Queen and then the Minuet was danced by the stately court. The remainder of the evening was spent in enjoyable dancing by everyone, iteled next with her klllff, Alvin Mailhes. She Ninvty-three W at 1935 my Ninety-four' SNR ij jhgf Senior Activities of Byrd High The members of the 1933 Graduating Class had a very enjoy- able time at the dance and other activities given solely for the Seniors. THURSDAY, APRIL 27 Senior Play- A Smile Like Thatn FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Senior Play- A Smile Like Thatn-fSecond Castj SATURDAY, MAY 6 Gusher Dance, Broadmoor Club SUNDAY, MAY 7 Baccalallreate Sermon, First Baptist Church, Dr. Dodd MONDAY, MAY 8 Private Parties TUESDAY, MAY 9 Senior-Faculty Baseball Game, Byrd Stadium i WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 Senior Banquet, in Court at Byrd High THURSDAY MoRNINc, MAY 11 Class Day Exercises in Byrd Auditorium THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 11 Graduating Exercises, Municipal Auditorium FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12 Swimming Party FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 12 Senior Dance at Broadmoor Club 1935 W The School iii? r,,,-....,..... ,.., ....-. . - -- -f-'- ' '- 1 .A ,1 ww N in ery-.six L ABOVE: LIBRARY BELOW: TYPING Room ABOVE: COOKING IJIQPAIWMPJN1' BELOW: SEWING lJn5PAm'M1-:N'r Ninety-seven W Nirwty-eiglzz ABOVE: GYMNASIUM BELOW: LIVING RooM OF APARTMENT Kiwi -'-91 H ,Y YW ,-if Y jun v ABOVE: BIOLOGY LABORATORY BELOW: PHYSICS LABORATORY ,V f' A Ninety-nine Ona l1ll7l!lf'l'll ABOVE! CHIC M ISTRY LABORATORY BELOW: NIANUAL TRAINING S1-101' what Nots 1555 'W I Ona Hunrlrvzl Two Hold Mcf' S l 1' i k c Pinkf, Lovey.,, S w e e l Lovelyf, Ol, Mun cr U Hslllill 'l'lunmngl1.,' 'glrurcwcll Al'lllS.,, Give Mc Man. Hl.AlVGllIYl0.,, Mc ll n cl R iv- n g To The 'gl Czuft Go On This Way. 99 Call Me Dar- lmgf, 'This Is No Drezun.,, Hello, Beauti- ful. Three On ll Malchf, L'My Darling. uI,ill'llfl iscf, Roses of Pi- uz1l'dy.,' My lcleul.'7 ufilllli-llS.H How Long Hua 'Huis Been Gn- ing Unf' Happy Days., Young il n cl lleallllyf' 'EAII AIlli'l'il'illl w.. ,7 tllll. Hr'y, You ng Ifulluf' Hsllllll Hcurlecl Men. 'GSO Al Last ll's Come To Thisf, 'gjusl F1'ie11dsN.', ,An One Hundred Thrcc On 1: Hu mlrvzl Fllll r A 'l'l1ro c's '1 . c Crowdf, P i nk Ele- pllunlsf' ShuHlc Off To Buffalo. Lo 0 k Whcfs Hcrcf' Ain,l She 97 Swccl. You,re Ceiling To Be u Habilf, You'rc An Old Mamie. l':Xll'ilOl'CliIl'Zl 1' y Calf' A Rod - Headed Xvomanf, Baby.', Side By Side? 'Crazy People. mu Ijnrk Errata VoL. I C T JIJNMFTET, 194.3 No. 1 CONVENTIONS NAME NOMINEES REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CONVENES At a meeting of the Republ'can Convention in Chicago, Webster Downer, of Texas, was unanimously nominated for the presiden-cy. On the same ticket will be Richard Bailey of Ca ifornia as vice-presi- dent. The chairman, Harry Balcolm, introduced the outstanding dele- gates. Those introduced were. .lohn Greer, James Cowan, Garland Eilbott, Donald Hoyt, Sally B. Diligre, Elsie Laird, .lulia Jenkins, Rowena Hamilton, Sunshine Hissr, Murrell Miller, Helen Thomas, Lois Lee Lane, Francis Preslar, Wise Hollingsworth, Ernest Busbey, Mae Bryant, Lester Edwards, Heber Branstetter. Theus Armistead. DlCNl0CIlA'l'lC Cowvt-1N'rloN Convtcwas At a meeting of the Democratic Convention in Chicago, Walton Fort, of Louisiana, was unanimously nominated for the presidency. On the same ticket wlll be Sanders Fowler of Arkansas as nominee for the vice-presidency. The chairman, J- T. Danbruen, introduced the out- Standing delegates. Those intro- duced were: Charles Blackman, James Baker, .lack Beesom, Gabe Leadman, Sidnev Jacobson, L. F. Graham, Dora Akchin. Freidt Ham- ner, Shirley Hendrick, Naomi Chris- tansen, W. T. Freeland, Edmond Ollschner, Harold Levy, James San- flfer. Gillie Skeeles. Arol Sumner. Roscoe Weaver, Paul Waddell, Phil Nix. ........,-,,,-,, Announces New Program The Shack, popular night club 011 Arrowhead Drive, announces the appearance of two of Broadway's bflghtest stars: wisecracking Cedric Norred and his dancing partner, Miss Mary Patrick, and Louisiana Lou. the most popular night club hostess on Broadway-known to some of her friends as Louise Wynne. The dancing chorus from The Howling Success, which closed on Broadway after a week's run, is also featured: Ilona Matt, Isabel Meek, Marguerfte Sutton, Thelma Toups, Bertha Vilensky, George Wallace. Merle Prince, Wil- lette Reiter, Helon Roy. Kathleen O'Sullivan and Ethel Stroecker. 7.1. io--.-,.., Tearoom Opens The Sugarbowl Tearoomf' man- aged by Miss Rosalie Carvell, w'i'l have its opening on June 30. Among the prominent names that we see for the reservation list are as fol- lows: Ruth Graham, Catherine Murphy, Ollie llaygood, Mary Me- Meel. Margaret McMeel, Loretta Curry, Lillene McKay, Ruth Voss, Edith Watts, Doris Gerstenbcrg. Maxine Ellzey. Thomas Nordyke, Sidney Myers, Ralph P'erce, Camp- bell Peatross, Abraham Nicholas, Hudson Van Loan and Todd Till- man. ,....0...... Society Mr. and Mrs. John Tompkins Car- roll lnee jane Wheelerh have re- turned after an extended tour of Europe. PK Ili If Don Churchman, John llunsicker, Wade llampton. J. C. Dunbar, Billy Denny are enioyin ' hunt in the wilds of Africa. il' if li g a big game Louise Snell and Virginia Mat- thews are leaving for Abysinnia to be secretaries to the U. S. m-inster, Thomas Clifford and Donald Cauley. 1 1 If Sue Anthony was hostess to a charming group at the Waldorf-As toria for luncheon. The guests pres- ent were Marjorie Greene. Anne Wilkinson, Bertha Moore, Georgia D00 Wfiglll, Rlllll Vovles and ,Ioan Tltompson, ' lk lk li .loe l'lernand'ez, Ambassador from Mexico, and his sister, Miss Pilar Hernandez, have returned to Mexico City for a brief visit. lil 'll lk l r.ends of P. J. Prater, Richard Ray, Tflmmy Youngblood, Files Wirlgo, Kenneth Osborne, Robert Nelson, will be interested to know that they are comfortably situated in their new penthouse on the Wool. worth building. 'll lk Ill Lust evening the Lakeside Coun. try Club held- its annual Costume Ball. The most original coztumes Yew Worn ht' Velma Allwhite, Lou- ise Barger, Merle Curry, Mickey Deprato, Katherine Bowen, Franceg Lemon, Margaret Broadwell, 1 is it a Rebecca Willis, the new Lady of Leistershire, seems to be a dazzlinv figure in London society. D lk il' lk Enthusiasts noted at Meadow- brook were: Howell Levy, Ralph McKenzie, Herman Meyer, Sidney Williams. Roscoe Vananda, Clifford McDonald, Leo Losey, Thomas Mey. ers, S. 0. Williams. li If ll At the annual golf tournament at the Country Club the followinfr men were highest: Cliflfwd Mlllone William Whitekin, Harry Meek, Frank Moore, and Leonard Green, field. .il,,0- - Mathematicians Together Professor Brock Collins of Colum. bia University. and Dr. Eingtien went into conference in Dr. Col- lins' study yesterday morning and are at work on the solution of a logarithm. His associate professors Dr. James Stuckey, Dr. Emile Mon: sour and Dr. Bill Murdoch, eagerly await the solution. One Humlrerl Five NEW YQHK HERALD Movie Stars to Take Salary Cut Louise Robinson, M a r ga r et Illtoades, Louise Vaughan, Martha Stroud, Ruth Hughes, Will'am Fur- lon, Jack Copeland. Alfred De- Gueurce, Drake Lee, Bob Taylor. Dig Stars of llte World-Wide Film Company, have agreed to take a VW salary eut. --if -o- -f -- Vampas Baby Stars The Press Association of llolfy- wood, California. announces with much pleasure their selection of Vampas Baby Stars for 1943: Mar- tha Atkinson, Thc'ma Cole, Libby Douglas. Juanita Lindsay, Lois Lewis. Helen Hoyt, Kitty Garrett, Suzanne McCook, Margaret Moran. .lewell Ross, Betty Reed, Nell Mills and Edna Trichel. -iL,q,...,, Halter Hitehell On Broadway . . . llortense Watts opened at the Linene Club ..... Elizabeth Mc- Cutchen and R ll. Steel open in their new show ..... the striking Omyra Odom ankled up the aisle . . . . . Elizabeth Miller and Lee Stevens hit it out to 'the Golden Cate to try their luck .... appear- ance of Ernestine Mt-Cain and Dan Wingo caused quite a shake-ttp at the Hut ..... l'lea'trice Pitillips, designer, left for Paris ..... An orchid to Bessie Buckhalter for her generosity to a certain person . . . June Downey, Louise Doll. Bess Bra- zell, Virginia Baker seen at tlte Ritz. , .,, ,,,,., ,-.- .. - Governor Commends Navy Uffieial Governor Walter Goetz's mighty voice rolled out in commendation of Adtniral Alva Lee Cooper's brav- ery in quelling an insurrection of rum-runners lead by the hold pi- rate, Andy Currie. The men in his crew: Billy Coorpender, James Keas- ler, Lee Harold Groner and Hiram Fording, were also given a share of the praise. One flunrlrerl Six L'Happy Hall To Reopenw I-lappy Hall. the beautiful pri- vate academy for girls. under Miss Doris Davenport's capable leader- ship, is reopening for tlte winter term. Several new teachers have been added to the teaching staff: Louise How, Mary Evelyn Bell, Martha Anthony, Sara Day. Arliue Smith. Laura Lee Clark. .. nn - ..,,--.-...,,- , Address By Ferguson An inspiring address. Hllow 'l Fell llp the Step Ladder of Success. was delivered by Mr. Don Ferguson at a yottng mt-n's meeting. Mr. Fer- guson, the capable manager of Smears Rearbuck Company, is one quite suited to make a talk of this kind. 1--PLL? '6La Femme Shop Opens Monsieur Martin Spurloek an- nounces the formal opening tomor- row of his dress shop on Fifth Ave- nue. Every one is cordially invited to come and inspect the shop and entertainment will be furnished by Vinnie Skoog, Billie Freedman, Hen- rietta Shipp, Betty Sihuh, P1h'i.lip Stagg and Lamar Sledge. The m.od- els for the sltop will be Jessie Mae Seaife, llclen Sealy, Alice Marie Clark, llarriett Cornwell. Loretta Butler, Tiny Hendrick. Mattie Alice Givens and Catherine Falco. ,YW .,., ,,-,.,,,,, Clgarette Ad By Bice Winston Rice, the famous illus- trator. has just completed a new drawing for a Cigarette Ad. lt is a composite of the leading New York models: Joanna Glasscll, Ruth Dixon, Annie Lloyd Clawson attd Ottanteasc Ashley. T... -.oem ,. Special Service The First Methodist Church, with Dr. George German as pastor, an- nounces a special service next Sun- day. The musical program will be under the direction of Mary Alice Powers and the choir consists of Blanche Dugas, Margery Ellis, Mary Elizabeth Cross, Lttcille Hamner, Melba Fullilove and Marjorie An- thony. Philip Goode Appointed Philip Goode, brilliant U. S. en- gineer, ltas just been appointed by Lord Chancellor Wendell Gordon to rebuild the fallen London Bridge. The Sam Pappa Cement Company will provide the building material and Mr. Coode's associates will be William Gibbs, Grover Teacle, J. W. l.cGt'and, Floyd Getsinger and Alton Ford. -,.....,,1 Poliie Capture Thieves Chief of Police, Fred Currie, has succeeded in capturing the notori- ous gang of auto thieves who have been terrorizing the Lakeview neigh- borhood. His chief aides in this were Tony Feducia, Robert Hens- ley, George King, Leslie Orr, .l. P. Price, Carl Ratzburg, Dick Roach and Wilbcrt Hebert. -L ...,0... Library Has New Books The Municipal Library announces the following new books for circtt- lation: Ain't Love Grand --Eddie Met- zer. When l Was Sixteen -Billy Lemmond. Life in Room 301 -Gayuelle Garland. When Love Died -Martha Ann llall. What People Said -G eo rge Shamtan. Our Gang -Joe Slattery Roses and Thorns -Frank Al- len. - .L...-.0i., Y..- 'Susie McSquire Susie McSquire, popular new comic strip. written by John D. Prudhomme, has gained widespread attention. Many readers have sent in favorable comments and the Times has decided to retain it as a feature. Those sending in com- ments were: J. C. Rhoades, Frank Potts, Leon Murov, Henry Sutton, Roy Truly, Ollie Mae Robertson, Virginia Wise, Sue Patterson, Nelwyn Williams, Vanesa Sullivan, Mary Martin, Margaret Smith, Mary Miller, Lila Stoker, Geraldine Mc- Cehee, Frances Oden. NEW YORK HERALD Station GABB Joins Network Earle and Dayle Odell, owners of Station GABB, llillsdale, N. Y.. an- nounce their afliliation with the American Net.work. This gives the Hillsdale programs 'from New York featuring such stars as: Ernestine Kinnebrew and James Weaver, piano team, Earle Jacquet and his Howling Maniacsg Jess Jeffries in his 'Tennis Talksg' Ruby Juneau in How to Cook, Littleton Walker in Reducing Exerclisegi' Gigi Palmer, Dorothy Nicholson, Edith Ory, Jacqueline Turner, Thomas Daniel, Ralph Boyd, Jack Garrison, Fred McCullough in the Radio Guildg the Oliphint Sisters, Jo 81 Celeg Buckner Ogilvie and his Rhythm Kings. ...i.-U...-.- New Magazine Published The first copy of American Peo- ple, the new magazine edited by Harry Sutton and Gene Braswell, appeared this week. lt is a maga- zine with writers of well-known im- portance: Sue Rogers, Howard Mor- ris, Pauline Weltman, Eleanor Spil- ker, Hope Mason. Gertrude Slimer, Barbara Mason, Louise Stewart, Pearl Richey, Sarah Matheny and Dorothy Waller. 1.-.0,... Stoney Theatre Opens The Stoney Theatre on 4-2nd Street, has its premiere 'tonigh't. For their first show they are presenting Springtime, with Frances John- son and Garland Elliott in the leads. The other members of the cast wh0 are featured are: Carolyn MYCTSQ Doris Henry, Gerard Fertitta and a chorus composed of: Tony Alex- ander, Catherine Henderson, Doro- thy Lee Hill, Dorothy Kesilman, Gretchen Lilley, Harriett Eddy, Moss Dixey, Kathleen Cox, Maf- garet Maclin, Frances Martin, ESS-16 Hubier, Christine Toler, Freta'Sul- livan, Esther Nevinger, Dot Rlppyv Mary Buckner, Margery Collie. Vaco Demopulos, M ayme Tee Lylos, Beulah Goetschel, Cleo Bail- lio, llazel Barkley, Mildred Howell, 'Ruth Kegley, Rosetta Levy, Marie Magnani. G. Cooper McCord, famous Broad- way sho-wman, has been made Stage Manager, which assures any show's success. The musical numbers were written by the well-known team. Hazel McCarty and Joe Hatcher, lll. The show was written by Rob- ert Jenkins and James Cross. 4.4.0.-7- Business Opens The X-15 Motor Car Company opened their new ofiiccs in the Em- pire State Building. Mr. Downs Poinclexter is the president of this company and James Miller is the general manager, while Guy Will- iams is the sales manager. Miss Rew Marie Parker holds the posi- tion of secretary to the president. The office force includes: Elizabeth Robertson, Gayle Puryear, R. J. Reynolds, Glynn Yound, William Winkler, Thomas Williams, Fannie Mae Brown, Doris Weber, Winifred Winderwied-le. ,,....i70,, ....,- New Beauty Salon Madame Witsie Carlson announces the opening of her new beauty sa- lon, La Beaute. The personnel of her staff includes the following ex- perienced operators: Maude Alexander, Mary Fuller, Lucille Howell, Alice Kralich, Sa- vanna Laird, Edrie Laird, llelen Johnson, Lucy Branstelter. Lelia Yearwood, Ruth Young. W -----o------W -- Flying Circus To Come Walter Homes and his Flying Cir. cus will arrive at the Municipal 'l t fliers Airport Monday. Iis stun include W. C.. Best, Harvey Greber, Preston Jeter, Bobby Keoun. JOB Cook, Billy Blumberg, Linzy Foley, Frank ,Fava and Moss Thurmond. For parachute exhibition work he has Martha Currie and Fay Gage. Big Ranchman and Rodeo Leaves Roy Texas Ja-mes and his fa. mous Texas Rodeo have returned to the Lone Star State after a tri- umphial tour of the United Sta-tes, A great fllsifllly of horsemanshrip was made by his experienced riders, The Texas cowboys with their fa- mous feats were Neal Blanchard. E. D. Brister, Ted Clegg, jog Cray, Louis Frumer, Wesley Ferguson Wilson Collie, C. G. Johnson, Toni Hope, Hugh Van Hoose, Ted Woods Ed R-ailsback, Vincent Rice. Thqi wrexas W0TlClCr Girl, Peggy Askew, and her company of girls include: Lolita Leahy, Dot Kroll, Barbara Davis, Jessie Mae Elmoore, Libby Bowen and Mary Lou Frank, --lo---M Agricultural Convention Convenes At a recent meeting of the Agri- cultural Convention two new thories on the rotation of crops were ad- vanced by James G, Alexander and .lack Scntell, prominent farmers of the Tompkins Corner section. Among the prominent men attending the meeting were: Orlando Brown, Joe Cherry, Jack Dunn, Roy Johnson, Mike Blandino. Charles llaguis and Woody Hargrove. -1--o----k.. VVho's Who At a recent meeting of sport writers the following Whffg for the sports was made: Wardell Le-isk--Football. Jack Crichton--Basketball. Nip Hatcher-Baseball. Johnnie Graham-Track Jerome Bryan-Skating. Vaughan Embrey-Golf, Henry Blizzard--Swimming. Bull Murphy-Tennis, Mabel Kemp--Bicycling. Who Onc I,lIJllll'!'ll Seven Jokes TREES I think that I shall never see A hazard tougher than a tree, A tree o'er which my ball must fly lf on the green it is to lie A tree which stands that green to guard And makes the shot extremely hard A tree whose leafy arms extend To kill the mashie that I send A tree that stands in silence there While angry golfers rave and swear. Nblicks were made for fools like me Who cannot ever miss a tree. Ill 4- Ii Roy J. Anderson: l'm going to steal a kiss. Alice M. Clark: Well, let the crime wave begin. W il 1 How's this? asked the lawyer. You've named six bankers in your will to be pall- bearers. Of course, it's all right, but wouldn't you rather choose some friends with whom you are on better terms. No, judge, that's all right. Those fel- lows have carried me along: they might as well finish the job. 4- li 4- 999 Dearest Missv, wrote Walton, who was hopelessly in love, I could swim the mightv ocean for one glance from your dear eyes. I would walk through a wall of flame for one touch of your little hands. I would leap the widest stream for a word from your lovely lips. As always, your Walton. UP. S. I'll be over Saturday night if it doesn't rain. I4 4- 4 Why is Ruth so angrv? the papers gave a full account of her weddingf' Yes, but they put in that Miss Dixon was married to a well-known collector of antiques. 4- 4- 4- A girl met an old flame and determined to hifzh-hat him. Sorry, she murmured when the hostess introduced him to her, but I did not vet your name. I know vou didn't. replied the old flame, but that is not your fault. You tried hard enough. 4- lk 4- They had been having a little quarrel and she returned to him with tears in her eyes. Well. .If'lll'l. even 'though I have been ex- trnvafvant. I got a bargain today. Yes. I'll het it was a bargain! You have no idea of the value of money. I suppose you got something for nothing. Well, I got a hir-thdayipresent for you. U W A nifty young flapper named .lane While walking was caught in the rain She ran-almost flew Her complexion did, too, ' And she reached home exceedingly plain. One Hundred Eight is Mary, inquired the mistress suspiciously, did you wash this fish carefully before you baked it? Lor' Ma'am, replied Mary, Wot's the use of washin' a fish that lived all his life in the water? Tommie J. Shelton: Wardell hasn't been out for three weeks. Gene Braswell: Has he turned over a new leaf? Tommie Shelton: No: he's 'turned over a new car. li 4- 4- Dad: Look here, my dear. I don't mind you sitting up late with that young man of yours, but I do object to him walking off with my morning papersf, 4- li 4- The hostess was pressing the guests to pro- vide entertainment. Is there any instrument you can play Mr. Jenkins? she asked. Not away from home, he replied. What do you play at home, she inquired. Second fiddle, Jenkins murmured sol- emnly. 4- li 4- .lackson came home after a visit to friends. Well, asked his wife, did you see the Jones' twins? HYes'59 Oh, George, she went on eagerly, don't you think the boy is the picture of, his father? Yes, he said, I certainly do and the girl is the talkie of her mother. 4- 4- 4- Miss Ecker: Yes, ,lack Hughes, 'amof is the Latin word meaning 'I love.' Now what word suggests its opposite? ,lack H. Smith: Reno. 4- li ak Folks, said the colored minister, the subject of my sermon dis evenin' am. 'Liars.' How many in de congregation has done read the 69th chapter oh Matthew? Nearly every hand in the audience was ra-ised immediately. Dat's right. said his reverence, You is just de folks I want to preach to. Dere is no 69th chapter of Matthew. 1' ll 1' Jessie M. Elmore: What's a monologue? George Martin: A monologue is a conver- sation between husband and wife. Jessie M. Elmore: I thought that was a dialogue! George Martin: No, a dialogue is where two persons are speaking. Ill 4- 4- Lib-by Bowen: Is nip good company? Ernestine McCain: Good companyl Say, that boy can make you forget you're in a rumble seat. N bw WS.. KLM fb ,sm X T he 'M X f ff gig 3 X Q-1, Q ,fylf f ri .3 , It F, ,,- my HQ AW-flhfl , V, .1 I . . , l i , ' r I K . Q ' aff' , W . ,. ?, 5, f r Q.. .1 - , v 1 . - ' Us ,lh w 'e f K r ,,..gl'-44 X lis a x ,,,,,..i'fjLI-,Lg ,ENNNQX W he , 1. ,- -. .. W xp' 'gf 'brash ,-,'. W'.'at,h L'f ' I IV V with , xx , fa X K -4: 7' S l hw sl W., 'hh lhwu 91 Mr fn - 4 , C, uf, ,Hip , 5 Q U llgxvlwli 45 1 , , ' - 1, 9211 we ,X , e W' hi f Fl I Cf o r R fffihx- mt! 1 I K hm .-J 6 G' As early as 1850 lhere was ' talk of railroads for Shreve- , A-1 , N port, but not anlll 1868 rlid the hrst loeornotzve arrzve. Soon lzoo others were arlderl anrl the Southern Pacific was operating on. rl Il ily schedule between Shreveport and Marshall. Cotton., beef anrl other produce began to arrive by train insteacl of wagons. The railroarl look the place of the stage coach for carrying mail aml pass- engers and a new era in the history of Shreveport began. fl1Ien'CS its iUVQu56erBf.faL... Coaches COACH KNILANS Coach Knilans, maker of champion football and baseball teams for the past several years, whipped into shape 'a team worthy of wearing the purple and gold, athough working under a handicap of a scarcity of veteran material. A fine team under an excellent COIICHI is being looked forward to for the 1933 season. COACH PRENDERGAST As assistant 'football coach and head track coach, Prendergast was doing excellent iwork. A veteran, ln the coaching line, he was a great aid in making C! teams. A serious illness prevented him from com- pleting his work as track coach, but his influence was shown. COACH COX A newcomer to our circle of coaches. Coach Cox developed this year one o tea.ms of the state. He instilled in his players all ball that he had learned in f the best basketball lihe knowledge of 'basket college and they certainly showed it. COACH DOBSON A product of Shreveport high school football an-dl baseball training is teaching the football boys a few of the tricks and principles learned under fhe Purple and Gold. COACH SAGE Our new track coach. He took over the duties Of track during the illness of Coach Prendergast. i h With one letter man and only a few weeks, he as developed a neat running all-around team. Wel- come Coach Sage. -is 1935.9 Q 1 One Humlrerl Eleven as Wlwgu hermii .hmmm ALI-:xANm:n Mn. J. E. EI.I.ro'r Bn.r.v Nonmc Managers Mr. J. li. Elliot, the faculty manager, worked hard and long. His task was clillicult 'but he 'fulfilled it well. Billy Coorpender unclertook for the second time the responsibility of football manager. His elliuiency and willing nature made him a suc- cess at the job. James Alexander, assistant 'football manager, was always ready to help and he proved that he was a splendid worker. Billy llenois, the basketball manager. showed that his first ye'ar's managing experience had been a great teacher. Hildredth Ellis, baseball manager, was on the job every day and kept up with every bat and ball. William Noble, track manager, had a hard job with Coach Prender- gast being ill, but he made a huge success of the job. One Hunrlrerl 7v1U!'1l7C W 1177 We 1 We IW we WW u herlia... l Nu. 6 9 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 '33 Sh. :so 37 38 39 4-0 4-1 42 NAM!-1 1'us1'rmN W. Nlorgun, Guard . .... ... . . . .l. fl-an-ml, Tufzklu .... . .. . . .. Il.'Mr:Duni1-ls, 'llilfllilli Ellis, llull' Back ...... O. Pll1'y'1'2.1l', End .... 11. Overdyku, Back .. Anderson, Buck ..... J. I'lunmaickur, Buck . ll. l1cLullne, Guard . lluygoud, Guard .... Stull, Buck ......... Fulliluve, End ...... ll. Duckwnrlll, Tackle Trickul, Tackle ..... l'lLlII'1l11Lll1I1, Buck .l. Crallunm, 1Cnd .... 1.1211-ak, Tackle .... 1'1J.l0l111l', 'l'u4'klv Johnson, Guard Larsen, Center .... R. Farmer, Tackle .. llurpnr, Buck ........ I . - - - R. VanAndu. Buck . .. - . -- C. E. Byrd Roster for 1932 Wmmrr 147 165 14-9 . .... 143 . .... 145 . .... 139 149 130 148 . .... 173 . .... 158 141 158 161 130 152 136 145 160 158 159 . . .. 189 G.Puryear, End .... No. NAM:-1 Pnsrrmn WI-:mwr S.1'aggell, Center . ..... 136 C. Marlin, Guard . 130 1'.Sparks, Buck 163 L. Scott, Tackle . .. 160 C.1-ludson, End 14-8 G. Mason. End E. Jones, End .... T. Carpenter, Guard F. Fuva. Buck .... Cnpeland, Tackle: . Cunrlilla, Guard ,I. Roberts, Tackle .1.Dainwood, Back M. Story, Back . . . Nl. .1-ackson, Guard 11.1-Icmphill, End . C. Hankins, Tackle P. Hudson, Tackle J. Moore, Guard . . E. Pratt, Back .... ,I.Almey, Back . .. B. Scarbrough, Back McKain, Back .... J. Smith, Back .... N. Lorant, Center . J. L rf 1935 3 14-6 175 137 138 139 135 160 14-5 112 150 128 156 160 136 130 160 120 135 155 150 One Hzmrlrcrl Thirteen as Whffguyuer Biff? CHARLIE HAYGOOD, Captain Guard Charlie lettered for the third time this year. He is as good on t'he offense as 'he is on the defense. Charlie made t'he All-North Louisiana football team. A Review of the 1932 Football Season T-he football season started September 110 with ninety-five candidates answering the call. Most of the lettermen of the championship teams of 3O and 3l', had graduated. This left aspiring candidates an opportu- nity to fill several vacant positions. lt can truthfully be called a suc- cessful season. Although the team got off to a poor start they finished with a hang , Haynesville had the outstanding team in North Louisiana and had rolled up some tremendous scores against strong competitors They were doped to do likewise with the Yellow Jackets.. The game endied in a scoreless tie with Haynesville being outplayed three quarters of the game. In the final quarter they evened the count on first downs but were un-able to cross the Byrd goal line. The classic of the season was the first meeting of the two Shreveport High Schools on the gridiron. School spirit ran high and loyal students from both schools were pulling for their Alma Mater to come through with a victory. The Yellow Jackets hammered away on straight line plays the entire first quarter for small gains. They made their first score in tihe second quarter on an off tackle play. In the second half outside plays were used to great advantage and two more touchdowns were made. The final score was Byrd 20-Fair Park 0. This was the fir-st time the School Board had sanctioned Athletic competition between. the two schools. Not a single incident happened to mar the meeting of the two teams. The two schools will meet annually as a result of the fine sportsmanship shown in the txt game. The prospects for the 1933 team are very bright with such men as Larsen, Haygood, Smith, Farmer, O. Puryear, Anderson, Hammann. Stoll. Stone, Overdyke and many others who already have proved to be capable men under fire. The prophets can see nothing but a champion- ship team for the Jackets ini 1933. One Hundred Fourteen it 1.93513 XR Wlwgujher BW WARDELL LEISK, Tackle Lcisk is an All-Southern and All- State player. He is one of the best defensive men Byrd has ever had. Lcisk will make a great player for L. S. U. next year. Good luck to you. BUNT STOLL, F ullback Bunt was probably our best ball car- rier. When he hit the line he usually went places. Next year he will be plenty hard to stop. GAYLE PURYEAR, Enrl This is Gayle's last year on Ihe team. Ile made Third All-State Team. L.S.U. is sure 1o receive a valuable man in this fast-moving. hard-working end. JOHN HUNSICKER, Back Hunsicker is used alternately as a halfback or a fullback, playing each position well. Could always he count- ed on to play and do his part. HOWELL DUCKWORTI-I, Tackle This is Duck's first year on the regu- lar team. When he was in the line he gave all he had, and when he tackled a player they stayed down. ar. IQJTW One Hrmdrerl Fifteen time ifll'ZQu56erlW1L.... DoN Ovicnoylcm, Back He was equally good as a quarter- back and a llkllllllilllli. Don was a great lmall carrier as wcll as a k'cker. Boom LARSEN, Center Boliliy is a 'two-letter man who will llc back next season. lle made a great center tliis year and sllould lie even lmetter next year. Rox' Jon ANDERSON, Halfback Anderson proved to lie a l1arcl-driv- ing line bucker. He is equally good on tllc defense as on tlle offense. W. H. STONE, Quarterback Stone was handicapped by a leg in- jury this year. When in the game tlxougli, he could punt, pass, and carry the ball. CLIFFORD uNIP,, HATcm:n Nip could always be counted on to play a great game at the tackle posi- tion. He was uscd in the liackheld to punt and pass. is 1935 ff? ta WW ufker he JOHNNIE GRAHAM, limi ,lohnnie was the fastest man on the team. When the opponents succeeded in getting around his end for a gain, they really did something. WAYNIE MOIXGAN, Center Wayne filled Larsen's pos'tion when he was injured. At. this position he proved to he an accurate center and a good defensive man. Waimea HAMMANN, Quarter Walter was used as Held general and made a good one. He was a hlocking hack who usually got, his man. HARRY NICDANIELS, Tackle McDaniels was a good man in either tackle or end position. He was a val- uable man and will be back next year. ORVILLE Pummn, End Although his first year on the regu- lar team, he made it plenty h-ard for our two regular wingmen. When he tried to pass it was usually caught. at 1935 ta r One Hun1l1'ezlS'evenleen its Ulwgu kerml... One IlIll1lII'l'l1.El'glIIUUIL ED TRICKETT, Tackle Ed lettered for the first time this year. He was hard to stop and will be a man to bear watching next year. HILDRETI-1 ELLIS, Quarterback . Ellis is a nsnacker hip runner who gave his enemy plenty of scares this year. Next year he will be back. HENRY DELAUNE, Guard Alter two years of work Henry got his chance and made good. Henry is a good man on the defense and will be back better than ever next Year. C. G. JOHNSON, Guard C. G. is the kind of ball player his opponents hate to be opposite. He is a good blocker and can be used as a field general. HERMAN RED FARMER, Tackle Red is a big man who is hard to get by. We can expect big things from him next year. is 1935 23 ti WW ukerHW-. Baseball Seventy-live candidates aniswcrcrl Coach Kltllillllti call for baseball tncu three wet-ks ago, Since then he has been rounding litem into perfect llomt. Knilans has a nucleus ol' 1-ight mon. by which to form his team. I'Iis only losses due to graduaitiou were 'l'ifl'er, Felker and Huson, a trio any coach would he glad to have. Beginning at hrst base, Don Overdyke is a fixture. He is playing sensational ball and 'ltiitting the apple at: a great clip. At the keystone bag Coach has been working Fels Bush, a product, of Natclti. toches, Maurice McAdams, a newcomer, who has shown plenty of form and Laswell, also a new man. The sltortstoip- position is coveted by the old reliable, W. ll. Stone. Tlhis boy has been a big factor in the rthree games that the Jackets have won.. 'l'he biggest worry at the start gf the season was tot find a nran to replace Felker at third, but since then Dumas, centerfielder, has been called. in to cover that base. ln this outfield there is Underwood, letterman Bunt, Stoll, the Jackets, power-houses and lludsmitih, a newcomer. The latter played in the city league last year where his, batting 'average was A00. He is a fast man and a hard worker. Zen! has been filling' the' utility outfield role. The Jackets' hurlers consist of Nil, jlmclwr, two-year man, who. is expected to hear the burden of the pitchingg Lefty Burrows, lettermang Percy -Baker, ,Ioe Cook and there is a. posstilxility th.a't Bush and Stone- may be called on to' do tlte hurling duties. ,lothnny fCill2:l1l6l'lt0Xl Honsicker is the Jacket's first string eatclter. This lad is always hustling and chattering. He is a fine receiver and works his pitchers sfmoothly. A5 ant understudy to Hunsiicker, Ken Loscy has been doing a fine job. With a little experience he should prove a winner. One l1llllllI't'll Nint lt tn I s 1935.13 0110 HlllIlllAt'fl Tll'L'llly Basketball Team R-'E 21 Vguyher Bat... Basketball The Basketball Team this year has had an exceedingly successful season, all in- cluded. At the start of the season they had only one letter man, W. H. Stone, left excellent w from last year. lVIr. Cox, as 'basketball coach for the Hrst t'me at Byrd, has done ork with the team. The Yellow Jackets were victorious in eighteen games out of twenty-Hve which gives them a percentage of seventy-two. Crichton and Murphy are tfhe only men that will be lest by graduation and the remainder of the team forms a strong nu-eeleus around which next yearis team may be built. Jack Crichton, the fast-moving little forward led the team in point scoring with a score of 1711- points, while Francis Wheeler, center, made a score of 135. The Junior Jackets also won second place in the Y.lVI.C.A. Junior League. The Junior Jackets are: Laswell, Allen, Estopinal, Cardella, and Nix. Greenwood Waskom . Marthaville Beldher .. Bolton East Point Sarepta .. Marsh-all . PLAYER Crichton. . . Wheeler. . . Stone .... Puryear. . . Overdyke. . Murphy. . . Lindsey .... Jones.. .. YELLOW JACKET SEASON 'P JACKETS 19-19 45-36 23-23 24, 18 18 I8 I0 fl-1 POSITION Forward Center Guard Guard For-ward Forward Guard Center Une Hundred Twenty-one OP1'oNENTs JACKETS OPPONENTS 18-12 36,2f: Haynesville ........ 27-13 H 33 lVlansFleld . . . . . . 14-16 Fair Park . . . . . 20-38 25 27 Hall Summit . .. I9 l7'l 7 2633 Mevhvin ..... . . 27 E99-34 I9-I8 Winnfield . . . . 5 I9-20 36-213 Deliidcler .... . . l l .fly I5 Harris ...... . . I3 2l-15 22-25 llarksdale 55th ..... 29 INDIVIDUAL SCORES FIELD GOALS FREE Tuaows TOTAL 22 174. , I1 135 14- 76 . 21 75 5 55 4' 30 2 16 0 4. was W if 1935 W hh 637' HWS? -M , i V Afga Track The Byrd High School track and field team of 1933, after only a week or two of pre-season training, suffered the unfortunate necessity of having to do without the capable supervision of the regular coach. Mr. Prendergast, who has been at the helm of the Jacket cinder teams for many previous years, was, due to a serious illness, unable to continue through the season. His place has been elliciently filled by T. R. Sage, a Byrd teacher who was an outstanding performer on the track dur- ing his college days. A week after taking up the coaching duties Sage took his charges to Haynesville, where, although being defeated, showed promising talent against the past year's North Louisiana Champions. Wardell Leisk, a senior of Well-known athletic ability proved to be the Jackets, outstanding performer, win- ning second place in the hop-step and jump, broad jump and high ju-mp. Leisk's mark is the high jump, 5 feet and 8 inches, would usually take a lirst place in any- thing but excellent competition. In the dashes Graham and Nordyke have been showing up line. The relay team, composed of Nordyke. Elliot, Puryear and Graham, although losing to Haynes- ville in their first test of the season showed unusually good qualities for a high scihool team and is expected to show much improvement at the rally in Ruston. One Humlreql Twenty-two an 1935 a Y. Z . W f W :rIll'lil !!11 i if f . , :::::'If i f ' fyy 177 .. r 0. 0 If f M rs ,gflhf 0 A 'r -- W Wr,,l,ffff,l111y 'N '-law ,. . gn' X M2 9 . rf i5f11:EEE1::::: 6. K - 1: '::.' 'mei f Us' 0 -f -1 . A ff X . -? l'lHf.'HH fml lung 4 L2 ':. as lik!-i 5: ,vb ,.' jx ' -f 1 I' fl? iff li lf W rf-9 X 1 . - - . 1 x jk- . Qi 'H The SlIl'UUL'jIOI'l of l933.' Morlcrn Sllrcvcporl IU lLlL - 1 '-' 80,000 pcoplvg IL rrourllzousc lllal ls ll1.c prialc of tlzc South, urlmfrltlmlal oppor- mnilics l'l1Xll6ll by fclug :unm- cris mul mcnfs clubsg an excellent slmpplng ccnlcrg places of cnwrlrlinlrrzlcnlg fl milroazl mul transportation cuntvr. The progress made from the small port of 1833 to the large city of 1933 is truly nmrvvlous and some- tlzing for all g u n u i n c Slzrcuvportcrs to be proml nf. clvertisem ent Compliments Of Continen.tal-American Bank 81 Trust Co. SHREVEPORT, LA. o Member Federal Reserve System MTHE NEWEST THINGS FIRST O FL i b I e m a n's .rllI?71hledw1Yh S:Ans,Ro:eucnc Go. The WALL SWITCH Ihre- A A is your greatest BARGAIN CCDUNTEI2 Your best bargains come to you over the wires. For ten cents a day the average family enjoys goocl light, cool breezes, music from the racIio, the use of the vacuum clean- er, the washing machine, the per- coIator and toaster No other dime buys So much as the daily dime spent for electricity. 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