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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1936 volume:

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St'bllSlilIl1 16 The whole object of the editors and staff of this yearbook has been to crystalize memories of high school days, to portray the ideals and ambitions toward which this school strives, and to establish those ties be- tween students and their school which years cannot efface nor distance dim. The reward of work well done is success. So all honor to those responsible for this wonderful book, all honor to the entire Class of 1936. May the ideals and ambitions of high school days he realized in a happy, useful life. GROVER C. KOFFMAN, Principal. It is with pleasure that we always look forward to the completion of another year's work. My earliest de- sire is that those of you who leave us will always re- member that it takes a lifetime of hard work and sacri- fice to huild a reputation, and only one unguarded movement to lose it. With hest Wishes, E. L. ALBb:RsoN. 7 F A C U I. T Y MRS. MARY K. AOURS Latin MISS ZELDA ALLEN M athem aries MRS. ZULA BANNERMAN Mathematics MR. MITCHELL BENNETT Science aml Commercial Law MR. FRANK BOYDSTON Commerrial MISS JENNIE P. BROWN English MR. J. D. COX Mathematics U81 FACULTY MISS LURLINE ALISON History MRS. EUNICE ALSTON Mathematics MISS RUTH BATCHELOR Home Economics MISS ELEANOR BLATTERMAN Home Economics MISS ELIZABETH BROWN Mathematirs MISS MERCEDES CHAMPAGNE French and Spanish MISS CRAWFORD History F A C U L T Y Miss MARY W. CROWDER History MR. W. E. DEHNER Science . . -3 . KARJUM -A-9-uf, - R Miss HETTIE P. ECKER Latin Miss N11-IRTIS FOSTER English MR. JAMES T. HARWELL Mathematics Miss ANNA HOLMES HINCKLEY English MR. W. D. JOHNSON Science F A C U L T Y MRS. BETTIE DAVIS English MR. LEE M. DOBSON Commercial MR. J. E. ELLIOTT Science Miss GERTRUDE HARKRIDER English Mlss LEE DRUNA HIATT Mathematics MR. JIM HODc1Ns History MR. A. E. KIRBY . Science U91 F A C U l. T Y Mlss MARIE T. LABLANC French Miss HESTER D. LOONEY Mathematics MRS. MAY MCCUTCHEN Science Miss SARAH B. MULLENAUX History and Spanish Miss PHIPP5 History Miss LUCY 1wELL PLATT Physical Training Miss PEARL PRYOR English l20r1 FACULTY Miss ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN English and Civics MR. J. W. MCALONE Commercial M155 MARGARET Moon Spanish Miss ISABEL PALMER Pottery Miss XVINIFRED PIRKLE History Miss POLK History Mlss MARGARET PURVIS- Home Economics FACULTY MISS REPPY RHODES Marhenuztics MISS LUCILLE RICHARDSON English if KA-5-I.,-1, fi?-f MR. T. RAYMOND GE History MISS EUGENIA SIMMONS Mathematics MISS CELIA SMILEY English MR. R. A. SMITH Science MISS ALICE LEE SWAIN English FACULTY MISS MERCEDES RICHARDS Spanish and French MISS IRMA ROBINSON Latin MR. SHULTIS Manual Training MRS. GRACE L. SMALL Civics MR. L. B. SMITH Science MISS JOHN M. STEELE Mathematics MRS. JOHN THORP Science l21l F A C U L T Y Mxss CORA TURPIN English Miss Jo BEAM WARREN English MR. WEISS Manual Training Mlss ISABEL FLEMINC Assistant Secretary Miss AMANDA HOWELL Librankzn Mlss MILDRED MOBLEY Librarian MRS. HEsTER N. NASH Secretary MRs. C. E. BARBER Cafeteria Manager l22l FACULTY Teachers Whose Pic- tures Do Not Appear Miss ANNIE NEALE Mathematics MRS. YEARWOOD Spanish Miss Jo GREEN English Miss STELLA LEOPOLD Home Economics Miss LILLA MCCLURE Economics O 9 'ix e N - .-abs: .,: L , . m?'S,:'M 'V!' 'kia 5 Qpg. 1 x ii. '.-,. -..ig ,I J 1:5 , J Ai gli, , 'Q . ' in 'I 1 A it k A f!,ff1 f. , 1 gf. W, A, - :JA D , qsyg,'iE i,g :, - .-,gg .gw1fg9f?fgl'5,,g:fJ ,., f.1 W. rf- f 'za Q-' E I' f, . ig, , Tx ,.. ...,Q.,,.,, , WF .Y ,... . ., r,,,, -, W Y. ,lp , E ., , , 1 I 1 v f-. A , A su . L, M , , , 7 1 ' n x , ,.'-1' .- r-' S -5. 11 ar. M w, xx , . ' K 1' M Lf-f 1 p 'f' ,-A,,.,V.f-,Nr , , .. - , l , ., , A... :,g, H3-5 , 1--V,-,, - -1 'xr' ., A 1 ' sz 42552: - v? I ,T i' , 'w ,W . i . L, . I . 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' .1 x az.-,I--iv, : war -5' T' yy- F .-:bd ' -, ' ,fue 4.- ifw 'f f-H 1 mf -b -' ' T 1- - +4 -1- 1,11 7.x-M751-'Z-, .,- ...' if' 1 .f ., ' ' ' .1 5 4 emma Class Qrbrficerrs j Ds President . . . J EANETTE JOHNSON V ice-President . . KATHERINE GOODWIN Secretary . . . FAY FORSHEE Treasurer . . J ERE OVERDYKE MOTTO: He profits most who serves best COLORS: Blue and white. FLOWER: Charles Russell Rose. Ring Committee Jake Wynn, Chairman Ramona Spurlock Linda Williamson L Everard Wise B Senior-Week Committee Wilton Williams, Chairman ' Norma Mailhes Ursula Crawford Annie Mildred King - Jo Beth Nelson Hardy Donaldson Motto Committee Arthur Ray Gammill, Chairman Bobby Picard Margaret ,Simmons Colors Committee W Betty Moffitt, Chairman Shirley Block . A Malcolm Robinson l25l Ol ABNEY, LON, JR. Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. ALEXANDER, W. L. A strong mind, a stout heart. ANDERSON, FRANCILLE A peppy cheer leader with all kinds of pep. ANSLEY, BILLIE Happiness is the key to friendship. ASKEW, HARRY Why worry? Life's too short. BAKER, DOROTHY Perserverence in small things brings success. BALDOCK, CAROLYN She sings like a nightingale. BALLARD, MARY ALICE Happy shall be he who gives happiness. BARKER, MAYELECE She'll break many hearts. BARNETT, DOROTHY A good student and a genuine friend. BARTMESS, PATTY Her friendship is happiness to those who claim it. BATCHELOR, ADELINE She is not conscious of her worth. BAUMAN, W. C. None but himself could be his parallel. BEDINGFIELD, BERNICE Book sense is no good without common sense. BELL, THORNTON You can trust him. l26l A gemiow Class O x i .1 V 4 inelceen -l-lwiwelcq af BELLOWS, DOROTHY The same whenever you see her. If BENFORD, CAROLYN She is indeed a girl of the rarest kind. BENNETT, ZACK A youth light hearted and content, for work he was never meant. BEST, ERSKINE He'll ever be a live wire, not a dead weight , BICKHAM, PEARL She is fair as she Ls kind, for beauty lives with kindness. BILLINCS, BEVERLY Not for herself, but for the world she lives BLAND, J. B. A friend of all. BLANDINO, SAM Ambition will carry a man far. BLOCK, SHIRLEY Her greeting is a smile. BLOXOM, ALICE LEE The best quality of a person is sincerity. BOATNER, YANDELL Always laughing up his sleeve. K Bccos, MARJORIE She lzas bought golden opinions from I sorts of people. BUURGEOIS, ETHEL Smile and the world :miles with you. BOYD, JOE On their own merits, modest men are dumb BOYTER, LINNIE MAE She is gentle and does gentle deeds. 27 BRADFORD, MARY HATTIE She will lll1UfIy.S smile at lliffirnltivs. BRANDT, BELLA lliligenre leads to success. BRAUCHT, JOHN Everything wmnvs to him :rho Iffnits. BROCKETT, ROYCE Merit zrins the soul. BROWN, LEE In, nrtion fliithful and in honor r'lf'1zr. BROWNE, EILENE Faithful and cnnsrientious. BULLOCK. ALFRED Alimys rvarlvv to help those who 110011 it. BURNS, J. MAC A r-omracle zriihuut II fault. BYRNE, EVELYN Enrlurunre is Il 1-rozrn in quality. CADY, ETHEL A blithe heart mrzlfes II blooming visuge. CAILLETEAU. CICERO It is thi' minzl that nmkvs the mime. CALDWELL, NIILDRED A s refreshing as rhv morning l1rl'1'z1'. CAMP, ALICE Slufll smile her zmy through lifv. CARLTON. ELINORE Of manners gentle, of affections uilrl. CATH EY, JESSIE LEE Quiet, but with a wisdom that surpassetlz all unrlerstanrling. l28 1 F5 ben inelceem CATON, MARY BOB She is indeed a girl of the rarest kind. CHADOCK, HELEN For her it is natural to please. CHAMPER, NINA True to every fine purpose. CHAPMAN, JACK Sineerity and openness of heart. CHESTNUTT, JEWEL Always herself-thoughtful and eonsiderale CHURCHILL, MARGOT When joy and duty clash let duty go smash CLARK, JOY Her ready smile a happy soul suggests. CLAY, NIARIE Eager, interested, ,and ready to serve. CLEMENT, FLORENCE Simplicity is the keynote of her life. COLE, MARY A heart and smile make life urorth while. COURTNEY, THOMAS He's not at the top of the ladder, but lI9,S climbing. COVINOTON, W. D. A quiet voice, a pleasant manner. CRAFTS, CHARLES He talks little so has more time to tlzzfnlc. CRAWFORD, ADOLPH Tall and lanlry, a second Abe Lincoln. CRAWFORD, IRENE A quiet tongue shoufs a wise head. l29l CRAWFORD, JEAN A jolly good sport. CRAWFORD, URSULA She spends her wealth of vitality in tennis. CREAMER, BOB A diligent mind that thinks quickly. CREW, OUIDA She has a sweet attractive sort of grave, CROW, ROBERT A gentleman in all that the word implies. CULLICK, LOUIS Youth of jew words and deep thought. DABNEY, EMMIE LOU A smile goes far, DAIGRE, LILLIAN Assume a virtue if you have it not. DAMRON, JULIA LEE She is fair as she is kind, for beauty lives with kindness. DANNER, ELIZABETH With countenance demurc and modest grace. DAVIDSON, RALPH Willingness and efficiency are his strong points. DAVIS, JANE Rather noisy but how we like her. DAVIS, LUCIEN Her look is full of smiles. DAVIS, MARGARET A willing worker full of plans and action. DEAL, MARTHA LOUISE Her good nature is measured by the yard. l30l miov Class' imelceem lwiwefq DECKER, FRANK Just living for the fun in existence. DEMINT, ROBERT He will slap defeat in tlze face. DONALDSON, HARDY Depend on me to lfeep a secret going. DUDLEY, A. C. A dashing fellow who will startle the world DUMAS, DOROTHY One of those quiet sweet girls. DUNBAR, JUNE A noble heart hidden under her reserve. DURHAM, BARBARA Shelli smile her way through life. DURST, AZELIE She will succeed in whatever she does. DURST, JUAN He will not be defeated. DYKES, JACK True to his word, his work, his friends. EATON, LUCY Both good and clever-a marvelous combina- tion. ELDER, EUGENE Sincere, steadfast, and always sensible. ELCIN, THOMAS A quiet tongue shows a wise head. ELLARD, GRACE A good pal and sport wherever she may be. ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH She needs no spur' to her 'energy and ambi- tion. i311 ELSTON, JOE Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and independent. ELTIFE, FRANCIS He needs no crank to start him thinking. EMI-:Rs0N, SAM A boy who wins friends by his worthy eharacter. ENGLISH, JUANITA A student remembered for her true faith. ERICKSON, DORTHEA Even the birds get quiet when she sings. ERSKINE, ALBERTA Here's half the family. ERSKINE, ALMA RAE Here's the rest. FARNELL, CLEVE She will succeed in whatever she does. FIELDS, MARGARET Be good, do good and you will be happy. FINDLEY, M1LnRED A consistent student, quiet and reserved. FITZGERALD. PATRICIA A merry heart maketh a cheerful counten- 117169. FLEMINC, VIVIAN Her rharms are such that never fade. FORD, ZACK Loyal and trustworthy, he wins admiration. FORSHEE, FAY She is a star to guide them all. FORTSON, TOM In life he'll surely get by. l32l Qermnowe asso irweiceem -lflniwe Ll FOUCIIE, BILLY Heil! begin to study sometime maybe. FOWLER, DORTHA Laughter is the sunshine of life. FOWLER, LAKE fm a dreamer-arerft we all. FOX, MILDRED Fond of life and all it holds. FRANKS, DOROTHY Not conscious of her worth. FREEDMAN, ELAINE Short sayings often carry much wisdom.. FREYER, SAM True to his work, icorrl, and to his friends. FRUMER, MINNIE Her look is full of smiles. FULTON, ETHEL A few things are impossible to diligence and skill. FURLONC, ROSE A personality which expresses itself. GALLOWAY, MARY Nothing is difficult with a willing heart. GAMMILL, ARTHUR RAY Dependable. GARLAND, TERRY A good studs-nt makes a good man. CARRETT, GLORIA She has a mild manner and a gentle heart. GARRISON, CECIL The .secret of success is constancy of pur- pose. l33l GAUNT, MARJORIE With never a rlisrord in her character. GAYLE, JULIA With a pep that's inexhaustible. GILBERT, HENRIETTA Sweet and demure. GILCHRIST, WENONIA A friend who is true, staunch, and under- standing. GILES, MARGIE A thing of beauty is a joy forever. GIRTON, ZILPHA NELL Curls and dimples. GLASSELL, ELIZABETH Ifs easy to be nice when you are nice. GLASSELL, JOHNNIE In this school I did dwell. But now thank heavenfFarewell. GOLDSTEIN, AUGUST A student and a sport. GOODWIN, KATHERINE Fairest of the fairest-sweetest of the sweet. We all know that Katherine is awfully hard to beat. GOODWIN, PAUL Not always a hero but alzvays a man. GRAVES, EUGENE He aims high and jorsakes not his goal. GREMILLION, MAY Blessed with a pleasing personality. CRISWOLD, MARCUERITE Why not enjoy life while you can. GWIN, MARY KATHERINE Sunny brown eyes and a captivating smile. l341 A S miowe Class lxirmeiceem Tlwlvhq HALE, TOM A jolly boy who tools his 0Il'Il- horn. HALL. W-ILI.IAM He parlllles his own canoe and is never at Sell. HAMILTON, CARROLL l ou.nrl at last a boy who blushesg 0 1 ,I ,Q ,Ml ',,., , 'LLM Nj HAMILTON, WINNIE VIRGINIA v fx. l A talker that out talks any other talker. HARBESON, ROSE She has brains enough for two people. HARVEY, ED He's 0. K. in every way. HAWKINS, WILLIAM Work faseinates me--I can look at it for hours. HAYNES, DOROTHY MARIE If work counts, success is hers. HI-IAN, JOHN He knows what he is lloing. HEARNE, IMOGENE A quiet little lady with a mind of lzer own HERBERT, BILL Nothing ever succeeds like success. HEIDMAN, RUTH ELAINE Modest in thought and great in rleed. HENDERSON, JACQUELINE Sh.e,ll fight her way to fame. HENDRICK, FLORENCE Heartbreaker. HENRY, MARTIIA A hear! and smile make life worth while. l35l HERRING, DOROTHY A closed mouth eatcheth no flies. HICKMAN, ELIZABETH Seek and you shall find. HODGE, ROBERT Goodness lies in rloing little things. HODGES, FRANCIS Few words indicate ll world of wisrlorn. HODGES, MARCIE Considers life n game-alive with goiery. HOGAN, BILLIE Eager to please, ready to serve. HOLLAND, ELLA LEE Her rheery smile is known to all. HOWARD, PAULA Three cheers for zz 1-heerful cheerleader. HOWELL, HARRY Work is for the worker. HOYER, GUS Disturbell not by the cures of the world. HUGHES, DORIS To be good rather than conspieious. HUNTER, MARY JANE She's always jolly and nearly always really. HUTCHINSON, NORMA FLORENCE Now she's here-then she's there. IRWIN, JOHN No overtime work for this chop. INCRAM, MARGARET There's nothing like being yourself. l36l x mio? Q 099 X irwelceen -l-iwiweigq JACOBSON, CLAIRE A golden link in a chain of friends. JOHNSON, A. B. He knows what he is doing. JOHNSON, GEORGE A hard man to hold back. JOHNSON, HELEN ,f As pretty as she is sweet. JOHNSON, SUSAN f Her good humor makes her quite charming JOHNSON, HENRY DAVID A reason why gentlemen still prefer blondes JOHNSON, JEANETTE A pretty vivacious brunette. JOHNSON, WOODROW lill be something someday. JONES, MARJORIE Delightfully interesting and companionrzble KING, ANNIE MILDRED A finished product of whom ure are proud. KING, CHRISTINE Happy of disposition gifted in making friends. KIRBY, LEROY He works--once the bug gets him. KAUTE, HERBERT Knowledge is mainstay of his life. LAW, GEORGIANNA A true friend ever gracious in manner. LAWHORN, REET REET tends to lessons as a last resort. l37l LECOMPTE, MARY A mixture of happiness and friendliness. LEMMOND, MARY ELIZABETH Her sunny temper is the secret of her charm. LESTER, REBECCA Not too soberg not too gay. LEVINISON, NAOMI As a talker she ean't be beat. LEWIS, CATHERINE She has a way of accomplishing things. LINDSAY, JOHN Since haste malres waste, I don't hurry. LINXWILER, MARGIE One who mixes wisdom with mirth. LITTLEJOHN, SUZANNE As full of pep as anyone we lfnouf. LOCKHART, MARGUERITE Shrfll never miss a step in, lifc's rlance. LOGAN, HORACE When opportunity knocks he answers. LONG, BOBBY A rareful student, careful not to ovewrlo. LORANT, HOMER Thereis no duplicate for him. LYONS, ALFRED Not at the top, but stifl climbing. MABRY, WILBUR He sets the pace, others follow. NIAILHES, NORMA Ambition never looks behind. i381 muon Chaser imelceem lrlwlvlcq MALONE, HUGH A dread of books, and a love of fun. MANUEL, CLAUDIE MAE Her aim is high with her goal in view. MARTIN, MARY Always striving for the best. MARTIN, RosAI,IE A constant student, quiet and reserved. NIARTIN, TINSLEY The world knows nothing of its greatest men NIASON, JOSEPHINE Conscientious and reliable. MAZYCK, ANTOINETTE Saucy, cute, and neat. Intelligent and aw fully sweet. MCBRIDE, ROBERT Diligence is his middle name. MCCABE, MIKE Ena'ur,ance is crowning quality. NICCANN, BOBBY Great is he who does great things. MCCULLOUCII, LUCILLE Be fair to all and you will find Life is sweeter than the sweetest wine. MCDOWELL, JAMES The noblest mind-least contentment has. MCDOWELL, JUANITA Modest in thought, Great in deed. MCGOLDRICK, BEVERLY Patience is noble emotion.. MCGOLDRICK, KENNETH Lunch is his favorite subjcctf Dinner his next. i391 1, J 1 .1 If MCINTOSII, MARCY' LEE A perfect example of pep and vivaeity. MCKENZIE, EVELYN A girl IIJll0,S witty, loving, and true, Always knows the thing to ilo. MCNIEANS, JEAN Nothing to be gaineil by worrying. MELETON. BEATRICE A nzoilest violet u'i1lI iz 1I'ielr1'rl eye. 5 . Munn IEONQF NK nclfullfo ,common sense yl .sl luorth ll flzwizel of learning. MILLER, GLENN I 1 True to his uforcl, his work, and his friends. MILLER, MARIE Quiet and sureet. MI1.LER, MINNIE EVELYN Her virtues Shelli never parade. Though her charms irill never fade. NIOFFITT, BETTY She krzoirs just hon' to rapture our hearts. Y A I l MOORE, CHRISTINE l'll find a any or make one, Thatls the way battles are ll'Ull. MOORE, MIRIAM Like a great magnet she aizrm-ts. MORRIS, HARRY LightlIorse Harry. vw MORRISON, CHARLES He possesses a brilliant minrl. MURFF, MARY Nine to be natural When one is naturally nire. MUSLOW, JAMES A nicer bo 1U6,ll never see u'oulrl that more 3' 5 like him could be. l 40 1 A gemiov Class Imeiceem -lrlwiwehq N EAL, BILLY He could make the worst appear the better. NEESON, ANITA A smile for all. NELSON, Jo BETII With joy anrl laughter she merrily goes her way. NEWMAN, JEFF To him nothing is impossible. NEWMAN, KATHERINE With her wisdom and understartrling, the world will be hers for commanding. NEWSOM, MILDRED She worries about the test and her graflc always beats the rest. N IcIIoLs, ELOISE Quiet and ever right, always smiling and always bright. NICHOLSON, BETTY For common good her thoughts inspire. NIELD, WILLIAM Enlioening any situation--his hobby. NORTH, LUCY f A jolly goofl sport. NUCKOLS, IRENE Winning ways and happiness galore, we'll have you know shebs never a bore. OLIPHANT, MARGARET Charming, lighthearted, and merry. OLIVER, LAMAR He is quiet and determined. 0'NI-JAL, MARTIIA , Of manners gentle, of affections mild. OSBORNE, CHARLIE- Sheis little but she,s wise, She's a corker for her size. H11 ' UAWLCXU' I Q 7' S OSBORN, KITTIE JANE A A She has an unforgetable personality. OVERDYKE, JERE More fun than a picnic-the village ent-up. PADGETT, MAURICE Fm a happy-go-lucky fellow. PARDUE, GRACE She h s a smile that dof'sn't near off. PARNELL, ELIZABETH A parcel of good cheer anzl frienrlship. PEARCE, JUNE Charm is indeed a valuable asset. PEDEN, MELVIN His sincerity attracts many friends. PERRETZ, CLARENCE I want what I want when I want it. PERRETZ, HELEN The roarl to success is not long for her. PETERS, JOE SHELBY No rliseription in 1L70fflS'-lll3,S just himself PHELPS, BEN Light hearts beat truer than heavy ones. PIIILLIPS, B. A. A mischievous larl with many friends. PICKETT, FRANCES A good student and a genuine friend. PICARD, BOBBY Thinking is an inllivizlual enterprise. PINCHIRE, MARJORIE One who mixes reason with pleasure. l42l AAS mior Class imelceem POU, JOHNETTE Debonair, optimistic, and loyal. PRICE, MARY She has a happy smile. QUINN, MARY JANE A winsome friend and Z1 capable student. RACHAL, DOROTHY Dot.,' A true Queen Rhythm. RAINEY, EVERETT Coorl humor is the health of the soul. RAY, BILLY His kind face will carry him far. RAY, ROBERT A quiet, winning way. REDDINC, BETTY She loolfs for the best, and the best comes back to her. REED, MARGARET Her paths are all happiness. RHOADES, MARY Reliable and efficient. RHOAIJES, VERNA For her it is natural to please. RICHARDSON. JACKSON Whafs the rush? I have plenty of time. RICARD, DEWEY Nothing is troublesome that we flo willingly. ROAN, BILLY Plays-but not an instrument. ROBERTS, LILLIAN Silence is a mark of wisdom. N31 A-Semioe Class ROBERTS, OLGIA Her virtues are never paraded. ROBERTSON. EMILE True to every fine purpose. . ROBINETTE, MARY JANE A happy-go-lucky girl. ROBINSON, MALCOLM Alzvays Carefree and liked by everyone. ROBINSON, YANCY He grew in wisdom and in strength. ROGERS. FRANK One step at a time but alurays forward. ROQUEMORE, ULRIC His face is like a rnirrorg it reflects his good deeds. ROZEMAN, LOTTIE Though quiet sheds inspiringg To others shy and retiring. RYAN, YVONNE She will be sureessful. SANDERS, NELSON It,s great to be alive. SANDIDGE, JAMES Never impatient. SANDIFER, ANN Quiet, lovable, and very smart. SAUNDERS, CARROLL Always happy, never blue. SAVONY, GEORGE His manners are so very grand that we all know he is a gentleman. SAYES, LUTHER E. ' His efforts fruit 1 fll bearg and his life will if be free of care. H41 imefeen SEEGERS, ELISE She is happy, she is bright. SEGALI., BERNARD In this life helll find the may to do things right as he does today. SEISS, JAMES Friends are more valuable than looks. SEIIEER, JO ANNE Sweet and dernure. SENEIVISH, JUNE Over her lessons she does not worry, it doe not pay to get in a hurry. SHEETS, MARIANA To be sincere is a great aeromplishment. SHEPARD, MARTHA y I Never a sweeter girl will Ilzere be Than our Batallion. sponsor of R. 0. T. C SHUEY, HENRY Tis good that makes intelligence. SIBERNAGEL, SIMON S Language is the armory of the human mind, guard and develop it all the lime. SIMMONS, DONALD A sincere lad, we wish him well. SIMMONS, MARGARET ,Y Success is achieved only hy hard ll70l'lf. SIMPSON, MILDREO Reliable and efficient. SIMPSON, VERNE ELIZABETH We expect great things of you. SINCLETON, LEON He is capable, quick-witted, and humorous. SLACLE, MARY ELIZABETH A dark eyed lass with a host of friends, lfnows how to meet oI..l.s and ends. H51 A-Semiow Class I SLATTERY, MARY FRANCES Good nature and good sense do ever go hand in hand. SLEOCE, FRANCES She has a quiet, sweet way. SMITH, BILL Those who make the least noise accomplish most. SMITH, TRAVIS just living and breathing is fun. SOUR, ETHEL She will talk her way through life. SPARKS, MARJORIE Dependable. SPARKS, RAY Gift o' Gab? SPURLOCK, RAMONA Full of the joy of life. STANSBURY, GORDON l'm a happy-go-luclfy fellow. ST. CLAIR, JACK To the wise should go the honors. STELL, HOWELL '6JABB0n Rough and readyg true and steady. STEPHENSON, DOROTHY One of these quiet, sweet girls. STERN, RALPH ln order to be happy, one must be self- reliant. f STEWART, GSWALD AVYI In life he will surely get by. STOREY, MOULTON S S He will accept life's knocks with a grin. H61 ineiceerw Tlwirfq STOVALL, JAMES He speaks little but does mnrh. STUCKEY, BEVERLY To be lovable is to be sweet. STURGES, RALPH A merry-go-round of fun. SWENSON, HELGA The same whenever you see her. THIBODEUX, OLGA f Her friends love her for what she is. THURBER, FRED He holds firm and steadfast to the end' From duty he does not swerve or bend. TISON, WILLIAM He is small and statelyg Takes everything sedately. TURNER, HAZEL ,' In her friendship people find happiness. VACO, LORIENA Ready to help anybody at anytime. VAUGHN, VERNON Who could ever find a better friend. VESTAL, CHARLES Whatever is worth doing at all is worth do- ing well. VESTAL, DOROTHY Patience can do anything. VICKERS, MALCOLM He knows what's right and practices what he knows. WADDELL, BOBBY Those who know him sing his praise. WALKER, IRIS Where a cheery srnde may always be ex- pected. H171 WALL, FRANCES Actions speak louder than words. WARREN, LUANNE She will dance her way through life. WARREN, NANCY A witty woman is a treasure. WEBB, HELEN As a gum cheuver she r'an't be beat. VVEIR, MILDREIJ Pretty, gay brunetteg has a way, you bet. WEI.BORN, HENRY Ever a frienrl, always a friend. WENDLING, EDWARD Whafs all the hustle, haste, and hurry for? WENK, LESTER Never defeated. WEST, MARTHA Here's one half. WEST, MARY Here's the other half. WESTBROOK, BILLY Care is an enemy of life and happiness. WILIJER, NEIIA A light heart lives long. WILKERSON, JOHN D. Too lazy to live. WILLIAMS, GRADY Always punctual. WILLIAMS, JACK He's bounrl to succeed in any undertaking. H31 miov Class ineteen -lrhisrftq-six WILLIAMS, WII.TON ls a little boy, but what a noisel WILLIAMSON, LINDA ' Size isrft everythingg rhfre's quality, you know. WILLIS, LARRY Not afraid to express himself. WISE, EVERARD .lust as wise as his name. ' Woons, VERNON He will find a path or make one. WOODARD, MARY Good nature and good sense as ever go hand in hand. WRIGPIT, MARY ELIZABETH She is always eager to do helpful scrviee. VVYNN, JAKE Laugh and the world laughs with you. YAUGER, DOROTHY A smile for all, a frown for none. ZIMMERMAN, MARY ELIZABETH Perfect tranquility is the general tenor of life. ZIIZAK, FRANK Little Ceneralf, I X 1 l eniovs ahexxfell As Seniors, we hid good-'bye to Byrd High School and its students. We sin- cerely feel that we are well-equipped and adapted to do anything that we endeavor in life, whether it be continued schooling or otherwise. We feel that these four A years are the most beloved Ones of our lives and will hold them dearly in our mem- i ories forever. l49l ADAIR, JACK ARTHUR, MACAULAY ATWOOD, REX BAKER, CHARLES BARKLEY, LLOYD BATES, MARGARET ANN BATES, RICHARD BONNER, HELEN BOURGECIS, ALLEN BROWN, MARTIN BUCKLEY, CHARLES BULLARD, BERTHA DELL BUSTIN, HARDWICK CANDELLA, LEON CARMICHAL, MARIE CHALIN, ELAINE CLAY, GARLAND CCPELAND, GORDON COUTS, HERBERT D,ANNA, FRANK DAVIDSON, ZILPHIA NELL DEES, JAMES DEGRAEFENREID, EDWIN DIXON, ARVILLA DOUGLAS, ROBERT DREYFUSS, ALBERT DUDLEY, LEWIS EDELEN, RICHARD FARMER, LEVIN FOLEY, GERTIE MAE FOUTS, JAMES 501 A-Semiovs whose pictures do not appear FWREY, CLIFFORD GIBBS, BYRON GRIFFITH, LILLIAN GUICE, LELAND HANKINS, CHARLES HARGROVE, QUENTIN HEI-'LIN, JULIAN INEz HENSON, MARY ALICE HETHERWICK, SIDNEY HICKS, CHARLES HUDNALL, JAMES JOHNSON, WALTER FAIR KARPE, HARVARD KEENAN, JACK KELLY, FRED KEMBLE, CECIL KILLEN, JACK LANE KINNEBREW, LEE KYLE, CHARLES KYLE, ROBERT LIGHTSEY, MAMIE LEE LYTLE, FRANK MALVEN, GRACE MATHENY, MARY MCCAIN, CLINT MCCUTCHEON, CONSTANCE MCEACHERN, LANGSTON MCLEMORE, ORAN MIMS, MILES MORAN, FRANK THOMAS MORGAN. MARY JO MORGAN, WAYNE MYERS, KENNETH ODGEN, GEORGE O,KELLY, ALICE PALMER, PAUL PAPA, PAUL PATTERSON, JAMES PIPKIN, GEORGE PRESTRIDGE, MARGUERITE RACHEL, ALVIN SCHWARTZ, RITEYERS SCOTT, HAROLD SMITH, LAWSON SOUR, BEN STARR, LORRAINE STROTHER, CARL SUTTON, BLANCHE TANNER, GORDON TAYLOR, REBEKAH VAN HOOSE, TOM VAN HORN, BOB WAITES, CONLEY WATTS, LOY WEBSTER, THEO WHITE, DON WHITLATCH, MIKE WILLIAMS, LULA WINN, JACK WINSLER, JOHN A. WOOLLEY, CORRY WOOLLEY, LIVINGSTON WYCHE, BOBBY QJLIZCZE 'lg 'zaduafai B-S emiowo 52 B-SENIOR I-B EDMUNDS, BI'I'l I'Y Evmuw, CIGUIKCIC FARLLY, PATTY Rosla Flcml-LL, CARRIE FDRRING, GLEN FDDCHE, Cl-IURCIC FULLER, JHWI-:L CARRICTT, BRONX GREENLEE, ANN HAHCRUVE, AIVERELI IIRAD, SIIIRLICY HEATH, BETTY, lluw, CERALDINE IIUFFMAN, Blc'r1'Y HIYNT, BDBBY JDHNSDN, LLDNARD JONES, DDRDTM' IWAE juN1zs, RERSE KELLY, Dmmwnv -V KENNEDY, JOHN E. KHoMY,, ALBERT KILLI-LN, JACK KXLLGURE, DOROTHY KING. CARROLL 099 B-SENIOR I-A ARNEY. JACK ALDRIDGR, EARL ALL1-1N. LDUISL: ALs'mN, BILLX PAYNE BA4:l.m', Lois BAKER, WXI.I.IAh'I BLA1RD, LALICE BHNTZ, GEORGE BEST, BOBBY BuDLNmLI1v115R. CLQRIA Bucus, BLRYL Buwrll, ANN BUST, LoRRA1N BRDWN, EDWARD BRDWN, LITCILLE CAc1-1. .IICRE lIAv1Nlcss, Rm' CuAmf:R, VlRc:NzA CDCHRAN, BILLIIZ f:liAVVI-'URIL Blilf'l'lIA lflmss, B1f:T'rs' JANE llAwDsuN, ZILPHIA DAv1s, JAN:-:T Dlr:KsnN, WARRICK EARIIAIRT, CHARLES B-SENIOR II-A KING, MILDRED KOCH, RUTH LANGFORD, DICK LEE, BOB LOEB, HERMAN LONG, JAMES LYONS, ALFRED RIAGIJZRE, BUFFINGTON RIANASSAH, PAUL MANIIEIN, JIMMIE LWCCAIN, CLINT NICCULLUUGH, JANE MCEACI-IERN, LANGSTON MCKNIGHT, A. W, LWCRAI-L, RUTH NJUISE, TEDDY NIYERS, CLEVE NEWMAN, WILLIAM NORTIICOTT, LUCILLE NORTON, FRANCES PARKER, JOHN PURTA, F. G. RICHIE, M,ARIE ROARK, MARTHELLA ROBERTS, SHIRLEY emiov Ciass B-SENIOR II-B ROBINETTE, HAZEL SANDIFER, MARY LEE SAYER, FLORENCE SCANLON, SARAH SIMONTUN, MARY STUART SLOSS, RAYMOND SMITH, BILLY SPENCER, MARGARET STEWART, RUSSELL STUER, RAYMOND STRAUSSMAN, CARL STUCKEY, JOHN THURMOND, HOLMES TILBURY, BUDDY TODD, ELINOR TOWNSEND, HERBERT TROTTER, HARMEN TROWBRIDGE, CLARA WALTON, ALBERT WEST, RAYMOND WILSON, STEWART WILLIAMS, FLETCHER WRAY, CHARLES YANCEY, DON 53 54 JUNIOR I-B BETTIS, LUCILLIC BIRD, LEO BLACK, En BLANCHARII, MAIKIAN f BLISI1,KATIiERYN L BLOM, HAROLD BODENHEIIVIER. ELIAS Bocas. AIIELAIIIE g BOONE, LORRAINE BORDELON, INEZ BORIIELON, LARRY BRENDON, ELIZABETH BROOKS, CLAUDE BROWN, BARTOW BROWN, DOROTHY BROWN, LAURA BROWN, MARGARET NELL BROWN, MARTHA BURDINE, ALEENE BURGESS, KENNETII CAGE, JANE Y CALDWELL, JANE CAMPBELL, ELEANOII I CAMPBELL, KAY CANBLIN, RARRY Urwuown Class JUNIOR I-A ABNEY, FRANCES ABRANSON, FANNYE ADAMS, MORRIS AIIKISSON, CAROLYN ALEXANDER, HERBERT ALLEN, CALHOUN ALLUMS, BILLY MIRIS ANOLO, PERRY, JR. ANIsMAN, ARTHUR ANTIIONY, JULIA ARTIIUR, BOBBIE AUXTER, ERVIN BAILEY, BILL BAILEY, BILLY M. BAINS. CALVIN BANI:ROI I', BILLY BARKLEY, KATHERINE RAIINICTT, JAMES BARTON, BILL BAXTI-IR, JACK BAXTIQR, NIAIIRICE BEIIINCFIELIJ, NIARCARET BELL, CAROLYN BIQROI-:R, En BERRY, FRANK JUNIOR II-A CARPENTER, GRIFFIN CARSON, HELEN CARSTARPHEN, PERRY CARTER, IDA MARIE CAUDLE, DOROTHY CHADICK, WILLIAM CHAMPER, BUSTER CHEATHAM, AL CLEVELAND, JOE CLIFFORD, AvA CLIFTON, PHIL CLAUTIER, LEU CUCHRAN, RICHARD CONNALY, JO ANNEf COUPER, MARY EDITH COOPER. SUNNY COTTON, BILLY COUCH, MATZY COWEN, GLADYS Cox, A. B. CREIIEIN, RAMSEY CREWSHAW, LEE CROSBY, IRENE CROWE, MARY CUNNINGHAM, L. V. UVWIOT' QMS? JUNIOR II-B CURRIE, FRANK CURRIE, LOUISE CURRY, ETIIEL DALE, CALVIN DANIS, ELIZABETH DAY, ELLEN DEATON, LUNA DENNIS, JOSEPHINE DEW. MARJIE DICK, FREDA DICKSON, BICKHAM DOLL, M. LIIDEWEKA DONALDSON, S. A. DUNN, DOROTHY DUPREE, ELAINE DURHAM, RUTH DUPON, JEAN EAVIS, HERMAN EDELEN, OPAL EDMANSON, EVELYN EGAN, JAMES ELBERT, JACK ELZEY, H. D. ENGLISH, MARGARET EUBANKS, DOROTHY 55 Umiov 56 JUNIOR III-B GREY. BIIARGIE GRIFFIN, GARVES GRONER, MARION HAMMER, CHARLES HARGROVE, ELEANI HARLEY, BERNARD HARRIS, CAROLYNV HARRIS, JAMES HARRISON, MICKEY HARTER, EARL HARTUN. VIRGINIA HATAWAY, ROY HAYES, RAY HEARNE, GEORGE HEATH, HELEN A HENIJRICKS, ANGUS HENDRICKS, JAMES HETHERWICK, GILB HETIIERWICK, GLADYS HICKS, JEWEL HILL, ANDREWS I'IINKLE, DOROTHY HIREART, ALLEN HKIBBY, BILLY HOLTUN, BETTY JANE HOOPER, CHARLES HORN, LOIS HUNSICKER, ELIZABETH HUNT, CARROL HUNTER, JACK 099 JUNIOR III-A EYERETT, MARSHALL EWING, JOE FARROR, BILLY FAUGHT, MARY GLAIIYS FEATHERSTONE, SAM FEnUCIA, GUY FERCHAND, RICHARD FERGUSON, BYRLE FEALERVARO, KATHERINE FINCH, DORRIS MAE FINCHER, JOYCE FISHER, BOB FORSHEE, JACK FOSTER, FERNE FRANKS, MARSHALL FRAZIER, FREIDA FULLER. Eu GARIISEONE, PAUL GARRISON, DOROTHY CARRISUN, LOIS GERMANY, MARSHALL GERMANY, MARY BELLE GIBBS, DICK GIBBS, MILIJRED GL!-IASON, WILLIAM GLENN, En COLD, EDITH GOLIJENBERG, VIRGINIA COOIISON, FRANCES GOODWIN, BETTY JR ' ERT U JUNIOR IV-A INGERSOLL, GRACEIQ INGOUF, DULCIE INGROM, ANITA JACKSON, CHARLIE JAMESON, WILDA JOIINSON, BILLIE JOHNSON, BOBBY JOHNSON, JANE JOHNSON, MARGARET' JOHNSON, PERCY JOHNSTON, ANN4 JONES, EVELYN JORDON, CLYDE KOCK, RUTH KAYSER, MARION KARPE, CIIESLY KEITH, FRANK KEh1I', J. C. KENNEDY, DOROTHY MAE KING, MARIE KING, VERNON KINSEY, NORMAN KIRK, JANE KISTERNIOCKER, JIMMIE KITE, MAE MURRAY KITTLER, MAX KNIGHT, ALICE KNIGHT, CHARLES KOLR, FLORINE KRAMER, VIRGINIA ROSE mow C1099 JUNIOR IV-B LA BORDE, MAURICE LAMRETH, DOROTHY LANSDEN, MARY CLARE LARGE, IRIS LARRY, FERN LARSEN, JAMES LAYNE, DOROTHY LEVERETTE, GERALDINE LINAM, MAIIGURIETE LINDSEY, JAMES LOE, VIRGINIA LONG, LUCILLE LONGINO, ANNIE RUTH LOVELL, MARILYN LYND, ALICE LYONS, LOUISE LYTLE, FRANK MAGNANI, EUGENIA MAILHES, EDITH MALONE, TERRELE DIARSHALL, JOHN MARTIN, MARVIN MASON, BETTY DJATHEWS, BEN MAYER, PAUL MAYNARD, EILEEN MAYS, KATE MAZYCK, EDMUND MCBRIDE, FRANK MCCABE, ETHEL 57 O UOIOTO Cla l58 JUNIOR V-A NADER, WILLIAM NELSON, MARTHA LOUISE NICKERSON, HELEN NOEL, CAMILLE NORELEET, AMA J, NORRIS, ALINE NOTT, MARY ELLA O'DONNELL, DANIEL OGLI-ISBY, JIMMIE OLIVER, JAMES O,MARA, SHIRLEY 0'NEAL, NIURI-'F O7R1'lARK, DOROTHY OTTIS, MALCOLM PAINE, BILL PARKER, JOAN PARKER, WALLACE PARNELL, LULA PARTRIDGE, GORDON PELHUM, JESSIE PETERS, CHARLES PETTY, JACK PEYTON, TOM PICKINS, ZELL PIERCE, KATHLEEN PINE, EDWARD PORTER, JAMES QUEREES, MARY JANE 5 RAVENNA, BERT RAY THAIS , 99 JUNIOR V-A MCCAIN, CARL MCCARTY, BOBBY MCCRERY, OTIS MCDEARMCJNT, CHARLES MCDONALD, GAYLE NIUNTCOMERY, JAMES MONTGOMERY, ELISE NIOISE, NONA MITCHELL, J. W. NIILLER, HARRY DIIDDLETON, EDITII MEYER, JOSEY MEYER, ALVIN NIEDLEY, ELAINE AICSWEEN, KATHLEEN MCPIJEE, FAYRENE L' NICIWAKIN, AUDREY MCKUNE, BILLY NICGREGOR, ERNEST DICFADDEN, ANN MOQDDY, BOBBY MOORE, PEN MORRIS, BETTY .A JWORRXS, MARCIA MfJ'I I'ET, ROBERT NIULKEY. DORIS f NIULKEY, MARY BETTY f NIULLINAUX, CONSTANCE MUllI'llY, MOLLY K. f MUSLOW, LILLIE JUNIOR VI-A REDDITT, LAMAR REILY, VIRGINIAQY REMBERT, KENNETH RENOV, MAX RHEA, KATHRYN RHODES, MARY RICE, IRWIN RICHARDSON, LYMAN RICKEY, JAMES RIPLEY, FRANCES ROBERTSON, BILLIE RUTH ROBERTS, THERON ROBINSON, DORTHY ROBINSON, JOE ROBINSON, KATHRYN 5 ROGERS, A. D. ROGERS, JANIS ROWLEN, KIRBY RUSS, MIRIAM Q RUSS, PAULINE RUTON, BOII RUTIIEREORII, OLWEN RUTLEDGE, BILL RYLAND, JUANITA SAVAGE, FRED SAYES, MEI BA LEA SCHILLING, .MARTZIIIIIE SCOTT, JOHN SELBER, MURIEL SELEER, LUCILLE UVIIOTP Class K I if JUNIOR VI-B SELPH, BETH SEMAN, CLARENCE SENTELL, BILLY SENTEIL, EUGENE SENTELL, JEANETTE SHAW, HELEN SIIELON, CHARLES SHROPSHIRE, ETHEL SIMMONS, ELIZABETH SIMMS, MARJORIE SIIIIJY, GLADYS SUIIJY, MARY SLAGLE, VIRGINIA SLATTERY, PATIENCE SLOSS, MARION SMART, HATTIE SMITH, BIRDIE LEE SMITI-I, HERBERT SMITH, HILIJA SMITH, JACK SMITH, MARGARET LSMYLIE, VIVIAN SOUR, DOLORIS STANLEY, RUSSELL STECKAL, SAMUEL STEPHENS, CAROLYN STEPHENSON, DOUGLAS STERNBERG, JO ANNA STEWART, JOY STEWART, VIRGINIA 59 uvr 1'4- UVIIOTU 60 JUNIOR VII-B WARII, ALICE WARE, ANNA MIIRIEI. WERNER, DORIS WATKINS, VI-ZRSIE WIEADOCK, RAYMOND WEBB, JAMES WELSH, NIILDRED WITZFIL, OSWALII WHITE, DAVID WHITE, Hllflll WHITE, ROSCOE WIIITFIELD, JUANITA WIIITTEN, JIM WILKERSON, BETTY WILLIAMS, ALVANETTE WILLIAMS, MARTHA WILLIAMS, MIIRRY WILLIS, SARAH WILSON, BETTY WINFREE, DOUGLAS WOLLANK, GLORIA WOODS, DALTON WOOLEY, BEATRICE WKIRLEY, JOHN WRIGHT, BETH YARBRUUGH, LOUISE ZIMMERMAN, FAY G99 JUNIOR VII-A STI-1WAR'I', RUSSELL STIJER, ALICE STRONG, ALMA SWAIR, MARY TALBOT, ZULA LYNE TAIIOBERRA, MONROE TAYLOR, LOUISE TERRY, CHARLES THOMAS, PEGGY TILLERY, JACK TOWNS!-LND, MALCIDLNI TREAIJWELL, DORTIIY TRENIONT, KATIIRYN TRICHI-I, ALICE TRICC, KATHERINE TRIMBLE, LOUISE TURNER, MARY TYE, LESLIE VANCE, TALMACE CAN OI-ATAL, JENNIE VEIILITZ, WILLIE VICKI-IRY, MARJOIIIE VIICBIC, MARJOIIIE ANNE WAKINER, AZILE WALKER, BOYD I, WALKER, JEAN WALKER, WINIFRED ,pa SOPHOMORE I-A ALLWHITE, EDNA MAE ALSTON, KATHRYN ANDERS, MARGARET ATLAS, JUDITH AUCOIN, THELMA BACILLA, ROSE BAKER, MlLDREDU!,, BARRIAS, LAURADELE BARTMESS, ELLIOT BEMISS, MARY LEWIS BENTLY, MARGARETV BEST, HARRY BLANCO, JACK BLAXTON, G. L. BLOM, WALLACE BOATNER, FRANCES BOATRICHT, JESSE BUDDIE, MABEL ANDREWS, GWENDOLYNE ARRINGTON, BLAKE ASKEW, RUTH BAILY, CHARLES BAIRD, MARY - BAKER, MARY BECKETT, BOBBY BEENE, DUDLY BELCHER, JEAN' BEST, KATHERINE BLACKWELL, KATHERINE BLAKE, MASON BLOOD, EDDIE BLUME, MARY BLUMBERG, FLORA MAE BOGAN, LUCILLE BOLINGER, MARTEAL BONNER, JAMES Omove Class SOPHOMORE I-B BONNER, LEMOYNE BOONE, SYDNEY BOYETT, MARJORIE BREITHAUPT, VIRGINIA BRIGGS, JAKE BRIGHAM, GLORIA BROWN, RICHARD BROWNE, BURRIS BROWNE, EUGENIA BUSEEY, EMMA BUTLER, HARRIS CAHN, BETTY CALLIVOT, DOROTHY CANO, FRANKIE CANO, NINA CARMICHAEL, JOHN CARRICK, WENDELL CARRUTH, G. J. BRANAUM, STACEY BRANDT, SAM BRAUCHT, GLEN BROCK, ERNEST BROOKS, BETTY JEANE BROWN, JEAN BUNDRICK, PAUL BUREANK, TOM BURCESS, WILMA CAHN, MARION CAIN, C. D. CALDWELL, SHELIA CANON, CAROLYNVC CARAWAY, BILL CARAWAY, HUGH CAUDLE, JANE CAYLOR, JULIA KATHERINE CLARK, BILLY I 61 1 Op OV1'1O'I S SOPHOMORE II-B DENNIS, BENNIE DECK, GEORGE DICKSON, ALLAN DODEZ, HARRY DOCCETT, BYRON DONHAM, BEATTY DOWLING, HENDERSON DOWNER, JEAN DUNBAR, JAMES EATON, NEDRA EHRHARDT, FREDA LOU ELLIS, BILLY EVANS, KATHELENE EYLERS, DOROTHY FAUT, MARY JEANE FILLIJAU, THELMA FITSHUGH, MARY ZELL FLORSHEIM, SEYMOUR l62l DICKSON, CLAUDIA5 DICKSON, MARII.YN DINKINS, JOSEPH DORCHESTER, FRANCIQX, DOTY, MARY ANN DUTY, PERRY DUNN, KATIiERlNE DWIRE, HELEN DWYER, GLORIA ELLIS, PAUL ELTIFE, VICTOR ETTER, RICHARD FAVARON, MARJORIE FREDUCIA, JOSEPHINE FERGUSON. BOBBY LAINE FLOURNOY, CAMP FOSTER, GEORGE FOSTER, 1. P. Ctass SOPHOMORE II-A CLARK, CATHERINE CLARK, ELIZABETH ANN CLARK, CHARLES COMPTON, DONALD COOK, DON COON, RAY COIIRTNEY, DOROTHY COURTNEY. ROBERT COVINGTUN, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, MARY' CREED, ,IOIIN CREEL, LENDON CROSSON, FRANCIS CUMMINCS. CEORCI-1 CURRY, AL DAWKINS, CLYDE DAY, CLARENCE DEAN, JAMES CLARKE, MACK CORE, LOUIE CHEN, ANNA LOUISE COOPER, WlLI.ARD COPP, W. D. COTTON, JACK COX, BILLY CRAIN, GEORGE CRAWFORD, JAMES CREEL, OPAL ELAINE CROSBY, HELEN CROSS, DIIDLEY DANIEL, KATHERINE DARTOIS, BILLY DAVIS, JOHNNY DEATON, JVIARIE DEAS, EZRA DEGIIEURCE, TOMMII - .w--w. fyqfzymv ' v'-vqyri XJ Op Omonrve CM99 SOPHOMORE I-A Fox, JACK Fox, ROBERT FROST, WILLIAM FURLOW, MARGARET FREEMAN, MARY' FRANCES GARRARD, POLLY GARRETT, JACK GAILDEN, YVONNE GAYLE, MOLLIELV GILLESPIE, MARGARET GIPSON, SAM GLASSELL, FRANCIS GREEN, FRANK GREER, SUSAN- GREMILLION, RUTH GRONER, HARVEY D. GRUNWALD, BOB GUY, SIDNEY NIAE HAMILTON, RAYMOND HAINTMOND, EDNA MA HAMMOND, EVELYN GIBBENS, KING GIBBENS, MARGARET GIBSON, GORDON CURE, HELEN GRECO, MARIE GREEK, BETTY GRIFFIN, CURINE GRIFFIN, LAWRENCE GRISWALD, GENE HAGENS, LEON HALLEY, DOROTHY MAE HAMILTON, JEANV HARDCIASTLE, SANTFORD RIE HARDY, ARNOLD HARDEN, JEAN SOPHOMORE I-B HARDY, CARL HARPER, CLARICE HARPER, IRL HENLEY, ED HENLEY, MARION HENRY, JAMES E. HICKS, SAM HIJDDLESTON, BOB HILL, DIJDLEY HILL, NELWYN HILL, RANDOLPH HODGE, ELMER HOLLOWAY, MYRIAM HONAKER, JOHN HOPE, CHARLES HOWE, ELSIE HUDSON, JERE HLIFFMAN, KING LIARRIS, BRYAN HAYNES, NIARTHAL HEAD, GEORGE LIEROLD, ARTHUR HEWITT, DOROTHY HICKMAN, EDWARD HILL, MARGARET Hll,L, HERBERT HILL, MARJORIE JANE HODGE, WORTH HOLDER, L. C. HOLLAND, HERMAN HORTON, ETHEL HOUSEMAN, GEORGE HOUSTON, ELIZABETH HUGHENS, FRED HUGHES, W. G. HUMPHREY, SHERWIN I63 OPLIGVUOWG QMS? SOPHOMORE IV-B Ll-IVY, FANNY LEWIS, ALOHA LEWIS. GARLAND LHGAN, GEORGE LIIGAN, TIINEY LoNGINo, HENRIFlN'ElIFTTTE MAGEP1, EDWIN JWANILIIAM, LoLA MANN, BILLY MARTIN, ROGERS MATT, BENDEL NIATT, J. P., JR. MAYS, CAROLINE NICALISTER, DUN ALD MCBRIIIE, BILLY JWCCRARY, MILDRED MGCROW, BOB MCCRKJNY, CHERRIE 641 LINDSEY, ALI-IC LINIISEY, KATIIRYN LITIII-IRLANU, .JIMMY LIINGINU, JEAN LIIWRY, LIIIIISE LUMPKIN, MARGARET MARANTIJ, RosA MARSliAI.l., MARVEE JWARSHALI.. .JOHN NIATTHFIWSQ .JERRY NIAYENCE, EARL JWAYER, WILLIAM MCCLIIRKEN, JIMMY MGCIIY, ELIZABETH MCCIIY, FRANCES4 MGCULLIIUGH, CHARLES MCDIIWELL, EMMETT MCEACIIERN, JIIYGELYN SOPHOMORE IV-A HEARST, ALAN IRI-:RT, JENNY INABNIi'I'T, JAGR JIIHNEIIN, JANI-lk' JIIIINSIIN, WALTER JONES, BILLY RAY KAYSER, MARIIIN KIIRN, RIIY KIHNICMAN, NIILTO N KIRKLANIJ, GIQRALIIINE KIRRPATRIGK, SUE KIZEII, FRANCES! LAIRA, MARGARET LANCASTER, HARRI LASKER, RJXLIJRED LEE, JACR LEE, LINWOUIJ LEVERETT, ELAINE ET IIINIE, WP1I.DflN .lI:MIsIIN. ROBERT JI-1'l'ER, HIIRAGE JIIRIIAN, BIIEETTE I JORDAN, NOAH KATZ, DIIRIS KILGIIRE, JEAN KING, BILLY KING, NIARCARET KI.l1M A N , ERN EST KRAIIIIQR, ETIIEL KRENSHAW, CATHERINF LAWIIIIN, KA'l'HLlf1EN LAWIII-INCH, FRANK LAZARIIS, ELAINE I,lEVERIf1'l l', JANIEE LEYINSIIN. SAUL LEVY, BEN JII. Op Omove Class SOPHOMORE V-A NICFERREN, ALVIN MCGENTY, MARY AL MCKAY, DOUGLAS IWIDDLETON, BOBBY MIDDLETON, WADE RIILAZZO, JOE MOAK, JOYCE ANN MONAGHAM, HENRY DJONSOLZR, LOUISE MOORE, WILLIAM MCJRGAN, EDGAR MORRIS, CARROLL MlJLCARE, BEATRICE MULLENS, MARJCJRIE ICE MURF1-', JACQUELINEI, NEEL, FLORENCE NESRITT, BILL NICHULSON, JANE MCKINNEY. PORTER MIIMICHAEL, FRED MEAGI-IER, DON MILES, JEAN JUDY, VIRGINIA MILLER, DORIS MOORE, GILBERT MOORE, JOHNNIE MAE MOORE, MARCIAZ MIJRRIS, FLORENCE MUCI-IE, LEONARD DJUIRHEAD, DAVID MURRAY, PETE NEAL, KAY NEELY, AUDREY NICIJCJLSIDN, LLOYD NIELD, GEORGE NORTH, ELANORV SOPHOMORE V-B NUSSER, JANE ODEN, POPE OLIPHANT, SARA BESS OWENS, JEWEL PAGE, ROY PARADICE, EDWARD PEATROSS, BILLY PIQRKINSON, GLORIA PETERSON, JINx PLITT, LOUIS PURTA, MURIPIL PORTER, DOROTHY PRYOR, BILLY KATHERINE RAEURN, MAIIION RAINER, LUCILILE RENNO, MARGARET RHOADES, EDWARD RHODES, EDWIN OCNEAL, FRED 0'ROARK, LORRAINEL OSBORN, JUNE PATTERSON, VIOLET PAYNE, BILLY RAY PEART, MARY ELIZABETH PETTY, ELOISE PIIILLIPS, JANE PICARD, CARULYN POWELL, THOMASENE PRESNALL, MARION PROTIIRO, RANDELL RANDOLPH, CHARLES RESMUSSEN, ALMA LYNN ROY, CLYNE RHODES, LESLIE RICHARDSON, AL RICHARDSON, CATHERINE l65 op Ommoe Class SOPHOMORE VI-B SMITH, KATHLEEN SMITH, MARY SMITH, MAIIY ALICE SORENSON. DOROTHY SPARKE, WILLIAM SPARRUW, ALICE SPIJRLUCK, J'JIL'l'0'V STACG, BETTY STAGC, MARJQJRIE JANE STEPHENS, JOHAN STEVENS, JOE STEPHENS, RIITH 'S'1'.ILES, JEAN 'STUKI-IS, JEAN STONE, MARILYN TATUM, BERNARD TAYLOR, ALLEN TAYLOR, BETTY l66l SMITH, Nl-ZLL ROSE SMYENIOUOE, ARCO SN Y DER, BI-LTTY SU li SPEAKMAN, BILLY SPLIGHT, ANN SPENCER, BOB STAMAN, ROTII STI-LNGER, A. D. STENOER, RIITH S'l'EWAR'l', D. II. STEWART, J. R. STILES, BILLY STOVALL, SARAH SWYIIS, BILLY TALEER, JODITH TAYLOR, COY TAYLOR, ED TAYLOR, JEWELL SOPHOMORE VI-A RIGCINS, JODIE RIPLEY, TWAXINE RUBERSUN, TWELBA ROWELL, MARIE ROGERS, ROBERT ILAPOLLU, MIKE RUSH, JACK Russ, FRED RYL.-AND, DORIS LEE SAIINIIERS, NIARCARET Sr:AI.Es, SA M MY SCHILLING, EYELYN SCOTT, GRACHN SCU'I'T, LICRUY 5liNTlCI.L, JOIIN SIIOTT, EMILY ROSE SIMPTUN, PATRICIA SKULICS, KATHRYN ROBPIR1'S, DORIS ROBERTSON, HELEN ROBERTSON, MILTON ROQUEMORE, MARTPIA ANI ROWE, MELBA ROWLETT, WALTER SANDERS, IVA LEE SANIIEREON, CLURYA SARTAR, LANE SCHROLL, FRA NCES SCHWARTZ, HELEN SCAFIELD, MARY ETIILI SHUVAN, AUIJREY SHORES, MARY ALICE SHORT, PAT SLAY, BOBBY SMITH, HORREN SMITH, JACK SOPHOMORE VII-A TAYLUR, MABEL TEMPLE, HENRY TERRY, LA VRICA TonAR0, HENRY TIIOMAS, ALFRED TIIMLINSON, BILLY TIIRNBUW, MARIE TURNER, DAN TURNER, PLEAS WAINWRIGHT, JAMES E. WAI.KER, FLORENCE WALKER, MARY' BLANCHE WALLACE, JEAN WALLET, CLARA WARREN, CECIL WVELCH, ELIZABETH WELIJUN, BTURIEL WELLS, TEX WELSIT, GLENN THIRQDEAIIX, ANN THOMPSUN, CLANTIIN TIPPITT, GLAIJYS TRAI-IAN, EUGENE TREDAWAY, DURwoRn TURNBOW, JACK TURNER, THERESA TYSON, DORUTHEA VILENSKY, LIZARETII WALKER, PAUL WVALKI-IR, VIRGINIA WALLACE, GLORXA WARREN, RANIIULI-H WEBB, MILDREII WEDGEWIJRTH, MARY FRANCES VVEINSTEIN, RAYMIINII WEIINER, NIARGARET WEST, EFFIE op omowe Class SOPHOMORE VII-B WHISNER, SUNSHINE WIIIITE, MARY WHITE, MARJURTE WILDE, CYRIL WILKINS, BILLY WILKINSCJN, FRANCES WILI.lAMS, I. E. WILLIAMS, MARGAIIET WILLIAMS, R. F. WILSON, EDGAR WILSON, GWENIIULYN WlLSl'lN, JoRIE WOLPER, BETTY Worm, VIEMA Woons, JOHN WYCHE, EIICENIA YANCEY, W. C. YIIUNG, FAYE YOUNG, V. L. WIII'l'li, SUNSHINE WIIITE, VIRGINIA WIIITTINCTON, DICK WILKINSIIN, JACK WILLCKJX, BILLY WILLIAMS, CARL WILLIAMSON, BOB WIl,LIANISIJN, ETHEL WILLUUCIIEY, BILLIE WYINSTON, BILLY DAVID WI'FCHFI1.LA, JEAN WVOLBRAIITLI-1, HENRI WURLEY, CLAIIYS WRIIZHT, FRANCES WYCHE, EMMETT YOUNCBLOOD, RUEUS ZANUVICH, CLINT ZEVE, LoUIs l67 T769 mam Class 'vii' ,ww- .gr XX QPQ' Nr FRESHMEN I-B BELL, CENEvII:vE BEST. BIIIIBY BIRD MARY K. BLACKMARE 1lAImLII IIANDIINO, Jon-:I-II BLIIUIIIER PI-IILL ' BOIIENIIEIMER, BERTIIA BIIIIRAN, NIIRA BOGAN. VIRGINIA Bow, NIARTHA ELLEN BUYET, CARIILYN BRAIIEIIRII. BILLY BRES, CATIIERINE BRILEY, ELLEN BROCK, ANETTE BRIIWN, MARY BUCHANAN. BILLY BIINN, ToMv.III1 BIIRTQN, ELIZARETII ANY BYRII, REX CALDWELL, BETTY l631 Bocas, MARJUIIIIH Bowr, JANE Bos'I'Ir:Ic. JIM RRANIIT, IIENA RRANNUN, CARIII, BRAIINIG, ANNE BRUCKETT, DAVID BRUDNUX. IVIARLYN BRASSETT, Dum' BIIRGICSS, WALTER BURNS, IIAROLD BIIRRIIWE, RI I'II CAMPISI. FRANK CAMIIS, FRANK CIAIIIIELLA, RUEALIE Q FRESHMEN I-A AIIAIR, TIIRY AIJANIS, MARY VIRGINIA AIIREW, ALMA AIIIINA BIIIY ANIII RSHIN wIliGlNIA ANsLII LIILIAE ARNIIIIII WARREN AIIRIWIIIN BI ATRICE A IIIIIR IAN AINVKNIIJ DI NNIS AI sIIN, ILLUISI- HAI IIIA INABIILA BA II LKIA A ARIF BALI ARII FAI I. BARNIIIFI Lrnm' BAIIr,II:+. HEWICTT BEACII CIIARLES BEAIRII f'IIAIILI5s .qw-.v '61 1 xy, X I 'v ALLEN, HEIIBET ALLEY. LOUISE EUNICE ALLWI-IITI-1, LILLIE ANNII APPLE, MARY CATIIERINI ARBAZST, MARJ ORIE ARNULII, PAIII. AsIII'oRn, ROBERT ATKINS, NIAGGXE BIQLLI3 ATLAS, SEYIIIURE BAGBY, IIARROLII BAIRII, JERRY BAKER, SIIIIIE BARTIIN, DAVID BATCHELDUR, CARALINI' BATTSIIN, ARTIIIIR BEAIRD, LETIIA BEAL, ADELL BECKETT, BETTYI: T799 mam C1099 FRESHMAN ll-A CAREY, NIARJORIE CARMICIIAEL. BILLY CASCIOLE. JOsEPII CAXLUIK. JOIIN CIIAIIMAN, HARRX' CIIAPMAN, RICIIARD CLARK. BILLY CLIFTON, ESTER RUTH CLOSE, LUDYE COLLINS, RUPERT COLLINS, TI-IOMAS COOKE, FREDERICK COYINGTON, MARIOY COWDI-IN, BETTY CRABER. JEANETTE CREAMER. BETTY CROSBY, HARRY CROSS, JOSEPIIINE CATALONO. EARNESTINE CATIIEY. CREIGIITON CATIIEY. JIIANITA CIIATMAN, EDWIN CHRISTIAN, HAROLD CHIIRCIIILL, ARNETTE COBB, ALVIN CUCKRAN. BETTY COIIEN, SAM COONS, FRED COOPER, D'IAR'I'HA ANN CHIJRTNEY, MARY TIIIQO CRAIGIIEAD, ARTIIOR B CRAWFORD, I-IARRIET CRAWFORD, J. M. CI'I.BERTsON, JAMES CI'LI'EPPER, IIAZICL CIIMMINGS, JEAN 'WWI S65- 1 ag, 'I lg, FRESHMEN Il-B CONNINGIIAM. MARY ,IO DANIELS. LEONARD DAVIDSON, PEGGY DEES, DOROTIIY DE GENERES, LANGFORD DEMFSEY, JOE DILLARD, NIARJORIE DILLIUN, SALLY DOAK, SMITII DORDAN, ADA DRAKE, ZVIARLIN DREYFIISS, IULES DIIRST, RUTH DIIVALI., DIXIE DYER, BETTY EARNEST, WANDER EBI-ZY, GEORGE EDELEN, LESLIE DAVIS, ANGELYN DAVIS, MILTON DEAN, NIARGARI-LT DENT, THOMAS DICKSON, ADELAIDE DILLARD, GEORGE DOLL, JOSEPIIINE DONALDSON, WILFIDIID DORCIIESTER, BETTY DUDLEY, ANDREWV DUDLEY, ROMILR DIIPREE, CLAYTON EAMES, DAN EANES, LUCY EARNEST, FLOYD EDRIGHTON, BILL EGAN, ELIZABETH ELGIN, DICK l69l Toes mam Class as 09. , s . ? FL ff FRESIIMEN III-B GIIICE, WlLTON G USTIN E, MARY LOUISE GIIY, .IIIANITA .HANCllCK, ELLIS IAIAND, CHARLES HANSON, LORA BELL HARRIS, BARBARA HARRIS, HOLTUN HARRIS, JIAIAIY HATCIIER. .IIILIAN HAVICR, MARY ELIZABETH HAWRINS, ROBERT HEARNE, JOIIN HEI-'LlN, BARNEY HELIYI, DOROTIIY HEROLR, BARBARA AN N HERREN, PAUL RlCHARD HICKMAN, RALPH I 70 I HAILY, M. L. HALL, BARBARA HAAIIYION, HARRY HARIQIIS, JHE HARRELSON, ANDREW IIARREN. CARROL HARRIS, OIIIIJA HARRIS, JERRY HARTSFIELD, JERRY HAY ES, MARY ELIZAEETII H AYIIOOII, MARTHA HENDRICK, ROBERT HENDERSON, BARBARA HENIIERSON, WELITON HENSON, MOIJENE HICRNIAN, W. J. HIKIKS, ELAINE HICRS, KATIILEEN FRES ELCIN, JACK ELLARII, HEEVES ELLIS, ROSE MARY FARN, ELLEN FARROW, JOE FEIERTAC, SKIPPI-:R FRITIAESON, ROLAND GAIIIMILL. REX CANDY, H. L. GAIILT. KENNETH LLOIITHIER, GOLIIWYN GERMANY, CLINT GRAHAM, JIILIAN GRAIIAAI, VIRILINIA GRAYES, BIELVXN GREAIILLION, ROLAND GRRIIQS, ROBERT CRIGSBY, JACK HM EN lll-A EIIBANR, MARGARET EVANS, ALMA LOUIS EVVERZ, CATHERINE FORET, JOE FREYER, CARRUL FRIERSON, ARCHER GARDNER, BARBARA GATES, JOHN GATES, ORVILLE GIBSON, J. A. GULDIVIAN, SALLY RAE GUTHLIN, MAIIREEN CRAY, CLARENCE GRI-ZEN, LOIIISE GREENLEE, BOB GRIVAS, MARY GROIINIIS, GERALD GRAYES, MARY ALICE av 9' Q. K7 Q.- TJ 9 Q FRESHMEN IV-A HILBl,WRN, PATSY HIECENEELD, CLARENCE HILL, BILLY HIEEY, PATRICIA HCIDCES, LAURA HOIICES, LEWIS HOLLIFIELD, JIM HOLLINCSWORTII, NANCY HOLLIS, REX HOOPER, KATHERINE HlJI'PI, RUBY LIICILLE HOROWITZ, GUSSXE HUDDLESTON, PECCY LOU HUDNOLL, BETTY HIYGHENS, FRED HILL, GENE HILL, JOHN HILL, LAWRENCE HOENE, HOLMES HOLDEN, ADA NIA!-I IIOLLANII, MILTON IIOLLAWAY, JACK HOLMES, ELMER mam C1099 HONEYCIITT, PAIILINE HOWE, DORIS HOWELL, MARY KATHERINE HIICKAEY, DOYLE HUGHES, ALBERT HLICIIES, DOROTHY HUGHES, JOHN YY 2 HIVILIIES, LOIS JETER, A'IUZELLl:1 , J' JACKSON, ANNE JIMES, CLANCY if- JEMISUN, KATHERINE JOIINS, BARRON Q , ,,,, R154 kk J G' as? I f' ' we . -L I. I ,, ,,,, . if Y, . . A ,L ' 2.25.54 ',.'. A -:- ,,, Y SE A lf , f , av E4 L, ' . ww.: - T, 'E Y- - 1' 'R ' Y A '.f3:sIsw Tm , Y- . 'G' v-5 - 1 A + ff' A E, Q f V1 I ' fl ' 'J iff ' L 'fwfr I 1 Qi? f' ' , I 77 I i ww , 'V ' gm , A 4 -was ' C' g,.. aw , xl? , tr., 'If' ff 2' eq 1+ T? I I A , T , I ., 4 I ' 'JF' ' 5 4 f 1 .R ,,:,, f fl is 'I . Q- Q' ,fa 9 . I .. It ' 1? ,. - ' K .5 Q3 -T ' I . QQ, ... ,Q , A A. Q- I 'fha-I Ulla ww FRESHMEN IV-B JOHNSON, ALBERT JOHNSON, ALMA JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE JOIINsTON, GLORIA JONES. DAVID JUNILS, MARTHA KEACLE, BETTY KEENAN, BILL KELLY, JAMES KESLING, BJARSIIALL KING, KATHERINE KINCCAIIJ, JAMES LA BORDE, CATIIERINE LA COR1x, RAY LARRY, JACQIIELINE LAWRENCE, NURMA LEE, AILEEN LESTER, RAMON JOHNSON, AIARTIIA JOIINSON, PETE JOHNSON, WILMA JONES, RIIBIE JORDON, STEVE KAYANAIIEH, DIARY KELLY, JUAN KELLY, JIIIISON KELLY, TOMMIE KIRK, NANCY KITCHINGHAM, L. KURTZ, TOM IIANCASTI-Ill, SIDNEY LANEY. W. N. LANG, CHARLES LEVI, GWENIIOLYN LIEEER, JACQIIELINE LINAM, JUANITA l C. ,gulf VR 711 'PSS VTJOIVJ C099 FRESHMEN V-B MCLEOD, HELEN MCRAE, LEON MEDLEY, OBRIN MEYERS, ALICE JEANNE MIDDLETON, VERNON MILLER, MARIANNE MOORE, BILLY H. MORGAN, FLETA MCJSLEY, EIALENE MURRAY, ORA ESTELLE JWURRAY, WILLARD MIIRREL, JACK NICHOLSON, ALICE NOEL, CAMETTA NOLAND, EDWIN OJNEAL, CLARA DEE OSTRANDER, RALPH PABODY, ELIZABETH PARNELL, DOROTHY PAULK, JACK PAYTON, MARGUERITE l721 JWERIWETHER, LOLA MERREN, KEM MEYERS, PERCY MITCHELL, MARJCJRIE MONTGOMERY, RETTA MOORE, BILLY MLTIJLTUN, FRED BKJUNCH, EDWIN MIJRDIICK, VIVIAN NEAL, BEN NELSON, ALICE NEWMAN, CLYDE NORMAN, MAUDINE OLIPHANT, JOHN H. OQNEAL, B. F. PALMER, MARY JANE PAPA, SAM PARKER, RAYMOND PEARSON, MIKE PECK, HARRY PENDERGAST, FERN FRESHMEN V-A LINDSEY, BOBBY LIRPE, EDGAR LOEB, CAROLYN LOVE, JAYNE MARRY, WARIJINE MACLIN, JOHN JWARBLE, JOHN MACMOLIGET, ANDREW MARSHALL, CECILLE MATHIS, NORMA MAYOR, JAMES MAYEIELD, JOHN MCJCLIIRKEN, BILLY MCCORD, BILLY MCCOY, DOROTHY MCCIILLOUGH, FAYZEL MCDEARMONT, MARY MCDOWELL, EVA MAPS MCKENZIE, DORIS MCKINNEY, BARBARA MCKINNEY, BENJAMIN I LOLAKAS, Gus LOPER, RAY LORD, CHARLOTTE MALANT, FANSIA NJANESS, ERVIN MANGONA, JOSEPH MARTIN, JESSIE MARIE MASON, PEGGY NIASSIE, FLOYD MCANEMY, FRANK MCCAl,I,, CHARLIE MCCARY, CECIL MCCITY, MABEL NICCRARY, PEGGY NICCULLOUGH, BILLY JVICGEE, RALPH MCGOWEN, DOLY JVICGOWEN, MARY FRANCES MCKEE, ESTELLE MCKNIGHT, BYRNE MCKNIGIIT, VERNON T-T799 mom Glass FRESHMEN VI-A PEROT. LOUIS PEYTON, MARY FOSTER PEYTON, SUZANNE POLK, MONTY PORTER, BETTY JOE PRICE, ERID RIGON, OPAL RAINER, JOHN ODON REDDELLE, GRACE REYELS, GERALDINE REYNOLDS, HARVEY RIJEA, BILLY RINANDO, ARGELINE RINANDO, SAM ROBFRTS, ALFRED ROBENSON, KIT ROBINSON, WILLARD ROGERS, BOBBY ROSE, BILL ROSEMAN, CHARLES ROSENBLATH, TUINLAU PHILLIPS, CAROLYN PHILLIPS, HULTH PICKETT, HATTIE SUE PROTHRO, E. B. PRUDHOME, BETTY JOE QUEEN, JOE REILY, JAMES REISOR, A. W. RENOV, JERRY RICHARDS, CLARENCE RICKS, BETTY ANN RIGCS, SIDNEY ROBERTS, THAD, JR. ROBERTSON, JOHN ROBENSON, HOWELL ROPPALO, ANGELO ROSE, JOHN ROSE, ROSALIE ROSNER, JANACE ROY, FAYE RUMBY, ONEITA FRESHMEN VI-B RUSS, EUGENE RUSS, LOIS BETH RUTTLEDGE, CALLIE SAUCIER, HERBERTA SAVELL, JUNIOR SAVES, OTTIS SCOTT, BILLY SCOTT, RAY SEAY, VERNON SHARPE, FORREST SHAW, DOLPH SHEPAMN, HAROLD SHERFORD, THOMAS SIMMONS, DEAN SIMPSON, DOROTHY SKLAR, BETTY SLUCKER, BILL SMITH, BETTY -s SMITH, LOTTIE JEAN SMITH, LOUIS ' SMITH, VIRGINIA SALLO, JA NE SANDERS, MARY ELIZABETH SARRAZIN, ANGELE SCALES, ROBERT SCHILLING, FIDEL SCHMITT, ALBERT SEBASTIAN, MARIE SENTELL, NOVALINE SHAFFER, MARTHA SIIIPP, ELMER SHORT, W. F. SHIREY, ARTHUR SIMPSON, MYRTICE SIMPSON, RUTH ELLEN SINGLETARY, LILLIAN SMITH, BILLY SMITH, GEORGE SMITH, HERBERT SMITI-IERMAN, ROBERT SMITHERMAN, SCOTT SNELL, MILTON U31 Res mam C1099 FRESHMEN VII-B TULLAS, PRESTON TUMMINELLO, TONY VALLETTE, EDGAR VEDLITZ, RUTH VEAHOS, FLORENCE WAFFORD, BILL WALTERS, MARY AGNES WALTON, A. C. WARREN, GLORIA WEBSTER, JOHN WEEKS, PAUL, JR. WEISMAN, HENRY WHITE, DOROTHY WHITE, FREDYE WRITTEN, R. S. VAN HOOSE, ANNIE W VAN Os, SEYMOUR VAUGHN, HERMAN WAINWRICIIT. AzILE WALDRCDN, RUTH WALL, E. B. WATSON, LOUIS WATES, J. D. WEBB, AZALIE WELSH, JOHN WELLBORN, WILLIAM WHELESS, LOCKWOOD WILKES, HENRY, JR. WILKINSON, SUSYBELL WILLIAMS, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, MARY FRANCESWILLIAMSON. ROH WILLIAMSON, CAROLINE WILLIAMSON, MILTON WILSON, WILLIAM WOFFARD, EDWARD WOOD, DOROTHY WOODRUFF, MARY JEAN- ETTE I 74 1 WILLIS, SONNY WILMETH, LEO WILSON, JANE WYNNE, J. H. YAUNT, L. C. ZANOWICH, THOMAS HITE FRESHMEN VII-A SNOW, LEE CARLEE SOLOMAN, J. L. SOUR, BEN ST. CLAIR, WILLIAM STACC, TOMMY STANLEY, JACK STEPIIENSUN, ANICE S'l'El'HENSUN, JAMES STEPHI-:NS. MARIE TARYER, NJARTHA TAYLOR, BUCI-1 TAYLOR, NETTA MAE THOMAS, JESSIE THOMAS, JOE THOMAS, WESLEY TIERCE, GILBERT TIMPNER, FRED TISON, JOHNNY TREADWELL, MARNELEEN TRICKETT, ALBERT TRICKETT, BETTY TROWBRIDCE, MII.TON TRULY, FLETCHER SOUR, LOUISE SPINKS, ANNE RUTH SPURLUCK, DAN STAMPER, ELIZABETH STANLEY, ELIZABETH STEFFECK, DOROTHY STERN, DAVID STUART, NIJRRIA STAUGHTON, BETTY JANE TEACHE, CLINT TERRY, N. B. THARP, MARSHALL THOMPSON, JUNE THRALL, BARBARA JANE TIDWELL, LAURA TCJDARO, FRANCES TOLBERT, ERNEST TRAPP, ANEITA TUBRA, LEWIS TUCKER, DOROTHY ROSE TULLAS, HAzEL U N DEIQGIQJU DUATES B-SENIORS Anderson. Dick Batson. Pearl Bissell. Ventrice Blanchard, Bill Brooks, William Brown, Lloyd Brown, Vance Bryan. John Burdett, Marsada Cady, Ethel Cameron. Clara Lee Campbell, Edward Colquette. Weldon Crawford. Edward Damron, Julia Lee Ellis. David Fleming. Edna Hadox. James Hale, Doris Marie Hamilton. Carrol Herbert, Bill Hodge, Robert Hogan. Billie Hulett, Elise Ilardo. Sam J acobs, Tom Jones. Marjorie Langford, Curtis Leabo, Patricia Magee, Lucille Mailhes, Edith Mayer, Randolph McCall. Hugh Mcllune, Allan Moore, Miriam Newman, Gilbert Nicholas, John Nourse, Tilforde O'Neill, Mary Jane Perrin, Harris Peritt, Florence Poindexter. Thomas Potter, Patsy Margo Powell. Herschell Queen, Minnie Lou Rainer, Odis Raney. Everett Roberts, Lillian Robinson, Billy Rodriques. Dorothy Rose. Charles Rozeman. Abe Scott, Eddy Sutton. Evelyn Turnley. Virgil Warren, Geraldine Watts, Fay Webb, Joe VVilliam Weir, Mildred Wiley, Jimmy Williams. Eileen Wood, Katie Lee Wood, Norman SOPHOMORES Baker. Marean Bashman, Billie Benge, Eugene Benge, Mary Brand. Jimmy Brown, Lula Mae Bryson. Emmerson Burns. Glenn Bussie, Victor Buswell. Donald fi Camblin. Ray Camp, Syhle Cafllenter. Fred Carson, Gordon Whose Pictures Do Not Caskery- John Chadock. Charlotte Chesser, Charles Clay. Elizabeth Cobb. Ben Cohen. Eugene Colvin. Mary Couvillion, Waler Crenshaw. Katherine Curtis. Charles Davignon. Paul Dixon, Venice Dunn, Leon Dunenody. Anne Dutton, Mary Elston, Elizabeth Escott. Canvelle Feibel, George Ferguson, Robert Ford, Rogers Franks, Tilsman Gentry, Loree Gentry. Ponee Gremillion, N. Mary Hagen, Bobby Hanson. Alvie Hargrove, Howard Harris. Marjorie Harrison, Juanita Hawkins. Peg Herold. Armine Hines, W. C. Hollingsworth, XVayne Hoovery, Herbert Huckabay, Ora Hughes, NV. C. Jewell, D. H. Johnson, Martha Johnson, Robert Jones. Frank Jones, H. B. Jordan. Leonnie Judy, Virginia Kennedy. Minos Kemler. Frances King, Bessie Kinnebrew, Ralph La Barde, Cecile Le Master. Robert Lasey, Kenneth Lynn, John Marks. Martin Marshall. Lucille Matheny, Jack McBride. William McDearmont. Cecil McDearmont. Donald McFarland. Lavelle Mclntyre. Delphine McLemore. Marie Miller, Mary Ellen M yers, James Nash, Della Nash, Evelyn Nelson, Jovie Nicholas, George Nourse. Elizabeth Oden. Margaret Pardue, Ben Perrin. Barbara Petrey, Estell Powell, Marie Putch, John Renno, William Roberts. Cecil Roberts. Margaret Rollins, Henry Roseman. Warran Saunders. Willie Mae Schlater. Guindolyn Simptson, Eugene Sledge, Leroy Sledge. Thoman Smith, Rugh Salvman. Jack Starks, Stanley Strut. Robert Sutton, Marguerite Swann, James T ew, J. W. Tew. Orville Trotter, Frances Trotter, James Turner, Eugene Watson, Bill Whitehead, Sadie McDaniel Whittington. Pat Williams. Alvanette Wilson, Glenn JUNIORS Albrigh t. Geraldene Alford. Ted Armistead. Charles Baldwin, Billy Batchelor. Aylmer Bine, Carl Boyd, John Brown, Albert Brown. Gordon Browne, William Caldwell, Jacqueline Cleveland, Eula Mae Claud. Elizabeth Coaksey, Leonard Couvillon, Lillyan Culbertson, Robert Cummings, Billy Daspit, Gabriel Davis, Arthur De Laune, Anthony Dinkins, Allen Doty, Bob Dufour, Charles Edegard, Curtis Ellis, Miltin Ellis, Robert Farr, Wilbur Feibel, Herman Fletcher. Willie Mae Florsheim, Seymour Fouts, Thelma Fulco, Josephine Fuller, Harry Galloway, Jean Gandy, Nellie Gay- Vergil George. Dorothy Gersteuberg, Gladys Gibbs, Stanley Haley, J . F. Halley. Margaret Harkins, Joe Ed Harrelson, Joseph Harry. Harold Hatcher. Jeanne Hays, Frances Henley, Claude Herrin, Aubrey Holton, Henry Horton, Virginia Howell. Billy Hunter, Maxine Hurst, Helen Hutchinson, Esther L Jenkins, Stuart Johnson, Virginia Kelly, John Kerley, William Kurtz, Harmon Lawhon, Jimmie Lord. Delbert EC Appear Maroun, Lawrence Martin. Austin Mason, Pat May, Wyatt McCullough, Louis McGee, Stephen xcGuire, Ernest . cLeod, Donald McWilliams, Dave Miller, Emily Mize. Jerry Morrison, Glyn Norrid, Juanita Norris, James Odell, Charles Payne, Jessie Pegues. Nell Petrey, Marion Pipkin. George Polk, Mary Elizabeth Posey. Shirley Posey. Virginia Rabun. James Ray, Clarence Robertson, Melba Roberts, Mary Ella Roy, Zelma Salford, Shirley Schermerhorn. Travis Sheppard. J. C. Shipp. Clarence Smith, Alvin Smith. Curtis Smitherman, Harold Sparks, John Spinks, Hatley Staley, Alma Staley, Jane Summers, Edwin Sweeney- James Van Cleave, Dorothy Van Hoose. Eloise Vascocu. Lois Marie Waller, Robert Whatley, Dick White. Selma Wimbish, Charles Wing, Mary Wyatt. Geddes Youngblood. Gorden F RESHMEN Adams, J . VV. Addison. Alaweeu Addison, Clayton Arnot, Herbert Bailey, Jack Bartet. Bernard Bellows. George Bolin. Marion Bolt, Thomas Bullock, Eldred Burris, Billy Blake Busley, Ann Camereon, Bill Carpenter, Millie Mae Cathey, Eloise Cimino. Johnny Cooksie, Billy Couvillion, Delores Craft, Bruce Creck, Clifton Cross, Nelson Daspit, Gerald Lee Dedman. Melvin Deas, Franklin Deas, George Dodez. Ludy Elkins, Charles Ellyey, Earline Elston, Kenneth Everett, Marshall Faught, Thomas Fiber, Selma Fortier, L. J. Foster, P. W. Jr. Cook. Woodrow Fuller. Asron Gaieunie, Kon German, Frank Gilbert. Billy Gillespie, Tullos Goldman, Zaraman Gordon, Francis Greenberg, Lillian Hayden. Harold Hays, James Hickenbotom, Katie Sue Hicks, Margurete Hill, Mary Hodge. Jimmy Hodges, Howard Hoddowell, Juanite Houston, Ottis Howse, James Lee Humphrey, Robert Johnson, Wanda Sue Knight, Edward Langford, Naomi Larry, Charlie Mae Law, Charles Ley, Muriel Long, Jerry Marco, Robert Marturck, Herbert Thomas Mayhan. James McClure, Hoyston McFerren, Clayton McLeod. Maiorie Meek, James Aubrey Meek, Jimmy Meleton, Frank Milan, Ladelle Miller, Henry Mize. Jessie Moody, Ceresca Odom, Josephine Owens, Katherine Owens, Virginia Petrey, Claude Ray, Robert G. Reeks, Joe Richey, Audrey Roberts. Lee Roberts, Louise Rogers, Virginia Rowell, Wallis Rowell, VV. E. Jr. Rumby, Joy Anita Rye. Ollie Ruth Sanchez, Steve Savell, Marie Simms, Frances Smith, Walter C. Snider, Ray Snodgrass. Dorothy Starks, Charles Stovall, Harold Stubbleiield, Evelyn Suggs, Jane Thornton. Wayne Tisdall, Betty Turner, Charles Neal Varcindo. Frank Vaughn, Estle Wallace. 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LOUIS PEYTON, MARY FOSTER PEYTON, SUZANNE POLK, MONTY PORTER, BETTY JOE PRICE, ERID RICON, OPAL RAINER, JOHN ODON REDDELLE, GRACE REVELS, GERALDINE REYNOLDS, HARVEY RHEA, BILLY RINANDO, ARCELINE RINANDO, SAM ROBERTS. ALFRED ROEENSON, KIT ROBINSON, WILLARD ROGERS, BOBBY ROSE, BILL ROSEMAN, CHARLES ROSENBLATH, TUINLAU PHILLIPS, CAROLYN PHILLIPS, HULTIl PICKETT, HATTIE SUE PROTHRO, E. B. PRUDHOME, BETTY JOE QUEEN, JOE REILY, JAMES REISOR, A. W. RENOV, JERRY RICHARDS, CLARENCE RICKS, BETTY ANN RIGCS, SIDNEY ROBERTS, THAD, JR. ROBERTSON, JOHN ROBENSON, HOWELL ROPPALO, ANGELO ROSE, JOHN ROSE, ROSALIE ROSNER, JANACE ROY, FAYE RUMBY, ONEITA FRESHMEN VI-B RUSS, EUGENE RUSS, LOIS BETH RUTTLEDGE, CALLIE SAUCIER, HERRERTA SAVELL, JUNIOR SAVES, OTTIS SCOTT, BILLY SCOTT, RAY SEAY, VERNON SHARPE, FORREST SHAW, DOLPH SHEPAMN, HAROLD SHEREORD, THOMAS SIMMONS, DEAN SIMPSON, DOROTHY SKLAR, BETTY SLUCKER, BILL SMITH, BETTY SMITH, LOTTIE JEAN SMITH, LOUIS SMITH, VIRGINIA SALLO, JANE SANDERS, MARY ELIZABETH SARRAZIN, ANGELE SCALES, ROBERT SCHILLING, FIDEL SCHMITT, ALBERT SEBASTIAN, MARIE SENTELL, NOVALINE SHAFFER, MARTHA SHIPP, ELMER SHORT, W. F. SHIREY, ARTHUR SIMPSON, MYRTICE SIMPSON, RUTH ELLEN SINGLETARY, LILLIAN SMITH, BILLY SMITH, GEORGE SMITH, HERBERT SMITHERMAN, ROBERT SMITHERMAN, SCOTT SNELL, MILTON l73l Toes mam CJQQQ FRESHMEN VH-A F RESHMEN VII-B TULLAS, PRESTON TUMMINELLO, TONY VALLETTE, EDGAR VEDLITZ, RUTH VEAHOS, FLORENCE WAFFORD, BILL WALTERS, MARY AGNES WALTON, A. C. WARREN, GLORIA WEBSTER, JOHN WEEKS, PAUL, JR. WEISMAN, HENRY WHITE, DOROTHY WHITE, FREDYE WHITTEN, R. S. VAN HOUSE, ANNIE WHITE VAN OS, SEYMOUR VAUGHN, I-IERMAN WAINWRICHT. AZILE WALDRON, RUTH WALL, E. B. WATSON, LOUIS WATF.S, J. D. WEBB, AZALIE WELSH, JOHN WELLBORN, WILLIAM WHELESS, LOCKWOOD WILKES, HENRY, JR. WII.KINSON, SUSYBELL WILLIAMS, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, MARY FRANCESWILLIAMSON, ROII WILLIAMSON, CAROLINE WILLIAMSON, MILTON WILSON, WILLIAM WOFFARD, EDWARD WOOD, DOROTHY WOODRUFF, MARY JEAN- ETTE l 74 1 WILLIS, SONNY WILMETH, LEO WILSON, JANE WYNNE, J. H. YAUNT, L. C. ZANOWICH, THOMAS SNOW, LEE CARLEE SULOMAN, J. L. SOUR, BEN ST. CLAIR, WILLIAM STAGG, TOMMY STANLEY. JACK STEPIIENSON, ANICE STEPIIENSON, JAMES STEPHENS. MARIE TARVER, MARTHA TAYLOR, BUCK TAYLOR, NETTA MAE THOMAS, JESSIE THOMAS, JOE THOMAS, WESLEY TIERCE, GILBERT TIMPNER, FRED TISON, JOHNNY TREADWELL, NJARNELEEN TRICRETT, ALBERT TRICKETT, BETTY TROWERIDCE, M1I.TON TRULY, FLETCHER SOUR, LOUISE SPINKS, ANNE RUTH SPURLOCK, DAN STAMPER, ELIZABETH STANLEY, ELIZABETH STEFFECK, DOROTHY STERN, DAVID STUART, NORMA STAIJGHTON, BETTY JANE TEACHE, CLINT TERRY, N. B. THARP, MARSHALL THOMPSON, JUNE THRALL, BARBARA JANE TIDWELL, LAURA TODARKI, FRANCES TOLBERT, ERNEST TRAPP, ANEITA TUBRA, LEWIS TIICKER, DOROTHY ROSE TULLAS, HAzEL 1 . - 1 -111-ref -'2f 'f ' i.if 'E'Y .. Q. fr' ,. . 'fr-w . 1 ' ' P ii' ZZ A I' -1 . 'f .. ' ' if 1, C: ' - a 22 I t U N DHQQIQJQ DUATES B-SENIORS Anderson, Dick Batson, Pearl Bissell, Ventrice Blanchard, Bill Brooks, William Brown. Lloyd Brown. Vance Bryan, John Burdett, Marsada Cady, Ethel Cameron, Clara Lee Campbell, Edward Colquette, Weldon Crawford, Edward Damron, Julia Lee Ellis, David Fleming. Edna Hadox, James Hale. Doris Marie Hamilton. Carrol Herbert, Bill Hodge, Robert Hogan. Billie Hulett, Elise llardo, Sam Jacobs. Tom Jones. Marjorie Langford. Curtis Leabo, Patricia Magee. Lucille Mailhes. Edith Mayer, Randolph McCall, Hugh McHune. Allan Moore, Miriam Newman, Gilbert Nicholas. John Nourse, Tilforde O'Neill, Mary Jane Perrin. Harris Peritt, Florence Poindexter, Thr-mas Potter. Patsy Margo Powell. Herschell Queen, Minnie Lou Rainer. Odis Raney, Everett Roberts, Lillian Robinson, Billy Rodriques, Dorothy Rose. Charles Rozeman, Abe Scott. Eddy Sutton, Evelyn Turnley, Virgil Warren. Geraldine Watts, Fay Webb, Joe William Weir, Mildred VViley, Jimmy Williams. Eileen Wood, Katie Lee Wood, Norman SOPHOMORES Baker. Marean Bashman. Billie Benge. Eugene Benge, Mary Braud, Jimmy Brown. Lula Mae Bryson. Emmerson Burns, Glenn Bussie. Victor Buswell, Donald Camblin, Ray Camp. Syble Carpenter. Fred Carson. Gordon Whose Pictures Do Not Caskery. John Chadock, Charlotte Chesser. Charles Clay, Elizabeth Cobb, Ben Cohen. Eugene Colvin. Mary Couvillion, Waler Crenshaw, Katherine Curtis. Charles Davignon, Paul Dixon. Venice Dunn, Leon Dunenody. Anne Dutton, Mary Elston. Elizabeth Escott, Canvelle Feibel, George Ferguson. Robert Ford, Rogers Franks, Tilsman Gentry, Loree Gentry, Ponee Gremillion, N. Mary Hagen, Bobby Hanson, Alvie Hargrove. Howard Harris, Marjorie Harrison. Juanita Hawkins. Peg Herold, Armine Hines, W. C. Hollingsworth, lVayne Hoovery, Herbert Huckabay, Ora Hughes, NV. C. Jewell. D. H. Johnson, Martha Johnson, Robert Jones, Frank Jones. H. B. Jordan, Leonnie Judy, Virginia Kennedy. Minos Kemler, Frances King, Bessie Kinnebrew. Ralph La Barde. Cecile Le Master, Robert Lasey. Kenneth Lynn. John Marks, Martin Marshall, Lucille Matheny, Jack McBride. William McDearmont. Cecil McDearmont, Donald McFarland, Lavelle Mclntyre, Delphine McLemore, Marie Miller. Mary Ellen Myers, James Nash, Della Nash. Evelyn Nelson, Jovie Nicholas, George Nourse. Elizabeth Oden. Margaret Pardue. Ben Perrin, Barbara Petrey, Estell Powell, Marie Putch, John Renno, William Roberts. Cecil Roberts, Margaret Rollins, Henry Roseman. Warran Saunders, Willie Mae Schlater, Guindolyn Simmsou, Eugene Sledge. Leroy Sledge, Thoman Smith, Rugh Salvman, Jack Starks. Staniey Strut. Robert Sutton, Marguerite Swann. James T ew, J. W. T ew, Orville Trotter, Frances Trotter, James Turner, Eugene Watson, Bill Whitehead, Sadie McDaniel Whittington. Par Williams, Alvanette Wilson. Glenn JUNIORS Albright. Geraldene Alford, Ted Armistead. Charles Baldwin, Billy Batchelor. Aylmer Bine, Carl Boyd. John Brown, Albert Brown, Gordon Browne, William Caldwell, Jacqueline Cleveland. Eula Mae Claud, Elizabeth Coaksey, Leonard Couvillon, Lillyan Culbertson, Robert Cummings. Billy Daspit, Gabriel Davis, Arthur De Laune, Anthony Dinkins, Allen Doty. Bob Dufour, Charles Edegard, Curtis Ellis, Miltin Ellis. Robert Farr. Wilbur Feibel, Herman Fletcher, Willie Mae Florsheim, Seymour Fouts. Thelma Fulco. Josephine Fuller, Harry Galloway. Jean Gandy, Nellie Gay. Versil George, Dorothy Gerstenberg, Gladys Gibbs, Stanley Haley, J . F. Halley, Margaret Harkins. Joe Ed Harrelson, Joseph Harry. Harold Hatcher, Jeanne Hays. Frances Henley, Claude Herrin, Aubrey Holton, Henry Horton, Virginia Howell. Billy Hunter, Maxine Hurst, Helen Hutchinson. Esther L Jenkins. Stuart Johnson. Virginia Kelly. John Kerley. William Kurtz, Harmon Lawhon. Jimmie Lord, Delbert CC Appear Maroun. Lawrence Martin. Austin Mason, Pat May. Wyatt McCullough, Louis McGee, Stephen McGuire. Ernest McLeod, Donald McWilliams, Dave Miller, Emily Mize, Jerry Morrison, Glyn Norrid, Juanita Norris. James Odell, Charles Payne, Jessie Pegues. Nell Petrey, Marion Pipkin. George Polk. Mary Elizabeth Posey, Shirley Posey. Virginia Rabun, James Ray, Clarence Robertson. Melha Roberts, Mary Ella Roy, Zelma Safford, Shirley Schermerhorn, Travis Sheppard, J. C. Shipp, Clarence Smith, Alvin Smith, Curtis Smitherman. Harold Sparks, John Spinks, Hatley Staley, Alma Staley, Jane Summers, Edwin Sweeney. James Van Cleave, Dorothy Van Iloose, Eloise Vascocu. Lois Marie Waller. Robert Whatley, Dick White, Selma Wimbish, Charles Wing. Mary Wyatt, Geddes Youngblood, Gorden FRESHMEN Adams, J . W. Addison, Alaween Addison, Clayton Arnot, Herbert Bailey, Jack Bartet. Bernard Bellows. George Bolin, Marion Bolt, Thomas Bullock. Eldred Burris, Billy Blake Busley, Ann Camereon, Bill Carpenter, Millie Mae Cathey, Eloise Cimino, Johnny Cooksie, Billy Couvillion, Delores Craft. Bruce Creek. Clifton Cross, Nelson Daspit, Gerald Lee Dedman, Melvin Deas, Franklin Deas, George Dodez, Ludy Elkins. Charles Ellyey, Earline Elston. Kenneth Everett, Marshall Faught. Thomas F iber, Selma Fortier, L. J. Foster, P. W. Jr. Cook. Woodrow F uller, Asron Gaiennie, Kon German. Frank Gilbert, Billy Gillespie, Tullos Goldman, Zaraman Gordon. Francis Greenberg, Lillian Hayden, Harold Hays. James Iflickenbotom. Katie Sue Hicks, Margurete Hill. Mary Hodge, J ixnrny Hodges, Howard Hoddowell, Juanite Houston. Ottis Howse, James Lee Humphrey, Robert Johnson, Wanda Sue Knight. Edward Langford, Naomi Larry. Charlie Mae Law, Charles Ley, Muriel Long, Jerry Marco, Robert Marturck. Herbert Thomas Mayhan, James McClure. Hoyston McFerren, Clayton McLeod, Maiorie Meek, James Aubrey Meek, Jimmy Meleton, Frank Milan, Ladelle Miller. Henry Mize. Jessie Moody, Ceresca Odom, Josephine Owens, Katherine Owens, Virginia Petrey. Claude Ray, Robert G. Reeks, Joe Richey. Audrey Roberts, Lee Roberts, Louise Rogers, Virginia Rowell, Wallis Rowell, VV, E. Jr. Rumhy, Joy Anita Rye, Ollie Ruth Sanchez, Steve Savell, Marie Simms, Frances Smith, Walter C. Snider, Ray Snodgrass. Dorothy Starks, Charles Stovall, Harold Stubblefield. Evelyn Suggs. Jane Thornton. Wayne Tisdall, Betty Turner. 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The school in its entirety wishes to thank the officers who worked tirelessly, and faithfully throughout the year. They are as follows: ERNEST HETLEY . , , , Director CHARLES PETERS - Student Director ALVIN MEYERS . . Manager HORACE LOGAN . . Drum. Major DOROTHY RACHAL . Band Sweetheart The personnel of the band is as follows: ALEXANDER, W. L. ANISMAN, ARTHUR BAINS, CALVIN BAKER, WILLIAM BARTMESS, ELLIOTT BEST, HARVEY BERGE, R. ED. BOYTER, LINNIE MAY BROWN, GORDON BROWN, ALBERT BROWN, MARTIN BUTLER, HARRIS CAIN, C. D. CARRICK, WENDELI. CLIFTON, PHIL CRAWFORD, URSULA CRAWFORD, HARRIETTE CULLICK, LEWIS CURRY, LOUIS DOGGETT, BYRON EIJRINGTON, BILL ELIS, ROSEMARY FRAZIER, FREIDA FROST, WILLIANI GOLDSTEIN. AUGUST GRONER, HARVEY HAND, CHARLES EVERETT HENRY, JAMES HICKMAN, EDWARD HIIGHENS, FRED TNABNETT, JACK IRWIN, JOHN JEVVELL, D. H. JOHNSON, BOBBIE KNIGHT, CHARLES LINSEY, KATHRYN LOE, VIRGINIA LOGAN, HORACE LORD, DELBERT LORD, WILLIART MEYER, ALVIN MCBRIIIE, FRANK PARKER, RAYMIIND PARKER, WALLACE PETERS, CHARLES PIIELPS, BEN HIIOADES, EDWARD RICHARDSON, JACKSON SIIIIEY, HENRY JAMES SIMMONS, DONALD SLATTERY, PATIENCE SOLAMAN. J. L. SOUR, BEN SNIDER, LLOYD STEPHENSON, DOUGLAS STEWART, RUSSEL STEWART, T. R. SWYERS, BILLY TURNROW, JACK VESTAL, CHARLES VESTAL, DOROTHY VICKERS, BTALCOLM WALDER, HAROLD WPILLS, TEX WIIITE, HUGH WIIITE, ROSCOE WHITE, TNTARJURIE WHITTEKIN, BOBBY WIJLLANK, GLORIA ,,- Q Ham! S1l'ectl1z'al'l DOROTHY RACHAL llrum Major Holmcl-3 LOGAN owalc of Roda lay Alasll the fun-loving and frollicking week has come and gone. leaving behind memo- ries of the best Mardi Gras Byrd has ever witnessed. To climax the eventful campaigning week, tl1e annual Mardi Gras Ball was held at Broadmoor Pavillion on Tuesday evening, March 5 at 9:00 o'clock. At the stroke of nine the heralds, Alvin Meyers and Charles Peters, announced the ar- rival of the Royal Court, from the land of Mardi Gras. First of the royal party to enter were the ribbon bearers, Miss Francille Anderson, charming in pale blue pleated crepe and Miss Ramona Spurlock charming in pink lace, and on the arms of their escorts, Messrs. Harry Morris and William Brooks. Following the ribbon bearers and their escorts were a group of pages, crown bearers, and flower girls efficiently represented by Billy Slattery, Coots', Shaffer, Matty Lou Shaffer, and Peggy Dean Tullos. The princesses, Dorothy Courtney and Vivian Fleming entered next, lovely and vivaci- ous in pink and blue lace and escorted by Jack Abney and Hugh Malone. And ................ the maid of honor, beautiful, blonde Katherine Goodwin entered making a striking picture in pale blue mousseline de soir and escorted by her handsome knight, Howell iflabboll Stell. Then after a brief pause of tenseness .... ................ t he lovely Queen Betty, of the House of Redding, beautifully gowned in shimmering white satin, which offset her bru- nette beauty, entered and was escorted to the throne by her chosen king, Carl McCain. She was then crowned Queen of the Byrd High School Mardi Gras of 1936 and the true Mardi Gras festivity was begun. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and merry-making which will long be remembered. 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V., f. x 'wi , ug.-,,..:,a ,mf .,-, g . .L , w 4-4 um: 1 'xg , ,' lwvlilk ,f ...- xi-4. -M . ' H ' - , .... , .1 . -J Mag, 34 Liang. .. .4 X I .YA HM, .5 ., I adn mfr - 4. L, 1' 5 f. 1 . f R+ X-7?7,g5', .- pak -4 ,gg rain ri- --S Y' ' .Y 5' g, -a 4.v'a.J.- Ynljxgh, '..A 1 A ,' ij- L Lg,-L 1 5 , 9 -, -,fr 1 -. i - , - PM . ur 3 , .- I nl: I fag' V, N, ,. vig T , qg. gf-H,.L' H .V ' ' 1 fx A . M Ahhh: -z C. 4 U 1 we 'Q 64 .1 'L- ,AI-'U 9 'wh . ii A 4' my ', . 1 , wyigzi. f ,f . , . I . T -f. .s...- nn ,J . 1 six n K. -5-M A 1 .s neg, .1Llv.'AL,.. M, vy .AAJ t 44 +5 .,, Ma, . ,HW '1 fn. . 13,1 'aw 'f 1 ' V ' lf .5 , T G , V Q 'ik S- 4 :M .x,3n:'r ' '4f:4 .f -,-3:'5'1+E'71' 5' ' a-4,1 1, , .L tv N Q ,. 1: 1 ,, gn.-::. nz: 1 v H A 4 f COLONEL WAGNER SERGEANT KING Lieut. Col. Wagner, the Professor of Military Science and Tactics of the Shreve- port High Schools' R. O. T. C. units, reported for duty from Fort Riley, Kansas, on September 6, 1935, where he was on duty with the Thirteenth Cavalry unit. Col. Wagner was born in Mulhouse, France, and attended school in Basle, Switzerland, and Ursius College and Pennsylvania State in the United States. He joined the army in November, 1912, as a Second Lieutenant from Civil Life. ln 1916 he served with Pershing's Puni- tive Expedition, having been assigned to the Ninth U. S. cavalry in 1913. During the War he served in numerous capacities and in 1920 was sent on foreign service in the Philippines, from which he passed to various cavalry schools and has from time to time received sev- eral advancements. From 1931 until 1934, Col. Wagner served as representative of the Army War College's staff in Berlin, Germany. Sergeant Charles C. King, the Military instructor of the First Battalion at Byrd High School, reported for duty on September 20, 1935, from Knoxville, Tenn., where he was assigned as military instructor. He is a veteran Army man, and has served not only in the army, but also in the navy as a Master Electrician. He was born in Harmony, Ind., where he attended the public schools. ln 1905 he enlisted in the army joining the Coast Artillery and in 1907 graduated from the school of the submarine defense. In 1914 Sergeant King joined the Navy and served during the war aboard a number of the U. S. submarines. From 1918 until 1926 he retired to civil life from which he reentered the coast artillery. In 1929 he was assigned to R. 0. T. C. duty and has since been the Military Instructor of several thousand lucky cadets. l95l MAJOR VERNON Woons MARTHA SHEPARD -I-he liiicst Battalion of the Shreveport School Units The First Battalion, of Byrd High School, under the command of Cadet Major Woods fabovel was organized for the first time on Tuesday, October 1, 1933, under the direction of Sgt. King, the Military Instructor, DEML, U. S. Army. Previous to this time only about eight of the three hundred and fifty boys enrolled had ever had any military training. Now with some four hundred and twenty boys, each and every one feels the re- sponsibility placed upon him for some particular part which he knows the rest of the Bat- talion expects him to do and do well. Since the first of October the Battalion has been in- structed and drilled in the School of the Soldier, School of the Squad, School of the Pla- toon, School of the Company, Rifle Marksmanship, Physical Drill, Parades and Ceri- monies, Military Courtesy, The Manuel of Arms and in the National Defense Act. On February 28, 1936, the first formal Parade was held at which the cadet officers were presented their swords by various patriotic orders and persons of the city. On March 27, 1936, Maj. Hagan of L. S. U. reported from Corps Area Head- quarters to inspect the First and Second Battalions and highly commended the P. M. S. 81 T. and the Military Instructor as well as the Cadet oflicers for their efforts, and left the First Battalion feeling that their efforts had not been spent in vain. On May 1, the First and Second Battalions held a Regimental Parade in the down- town section of Shreveport, followed by competitive drills between the two Battalions that evening. These events closed the 1935-36 seascn for the First Battalion which we, of Byrd High chool, feel has been very successful. l96l 1- -,-puny -ww -:-n- -rr. -:- n 5 if . I 1 ' - IQ. Q. I .C SIAH3 CAPTAIN ROBERT CREAMER Battalion Adjutant CAPTAIN JOHN BRAUCHT Regimental Supply Officer FIRST LIEUTENANT DAVID ELLIS Regimental Ordinance Officer FIRST LIEUTENANT J ERE CAGE Regimental Plans and Training Officer FIRST LIEUTENANT JACK ST. CLAIR Battalion Publicity Officer Qmpamq X CAPTAIN ERSKINE BEST FIRST LIEU' NANT JAKE WIYNN Q! SECOND LIEUTENANT HERBERT TOWNSEND OVTTQGVHQ CAPTAIN KATHERINE GOODWIN FIRST LIRUTENANT CIIARLIE OSBORN SECOND LIEUTENANT PAULA HOWARD OI'TVpUI'1Lj CAPTAIN LARRY WILLIS SECOND LIEUTENANT ULRIC ROQUEMORE OVVIPGVWLT CAPTAIN FRANCILE ANDERSON FIRST LIEUTENANT BETTY MOFFITT SECOND LIEUTENANT ANTOINETTE MAZYCK OVWPUVILI CAPTAIN RALPH STURCES FIRST LIEIITENANT HARRY ASKEW SECOND LIEUTENANT JUIIN WIIJKINSON I . 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Therefore, we hope you will accept our hook as it is, overlook the mistakes, and view it with approval. BLACK. SHIRLEY ANDERSON, FRANCILLE BICKHAM, PEARL CARLTON, ELFIANOR COLE, MARY FARNELL, CLEVE FITZGERALD, PATRICIA FOSTER, FI-:RN FREEDMAN, ELAINE CAUNT, MARJORIE GIRTON, NELL HODCES, FRANK MAZYCK, A. NIIDDLETON, FRANK MORRIS, HARRY NELSON, HELEN PERRETZ, HELEN ROGERS, FRANK HOZEMAN. LOTTIE SEGALL, BERNARD SELBER, JO ANNE SLEDCE, FRANCES WEBB, HELEN WEST, MARTHA WVEST, MARY WILLIAMS, LINDA WILLIS, LARRY l119l Edilor-in-Cl1ief JACK ST CLAIR Associate Editor NORMA MAILHPIS , in fwxey My l-li-I-NCQ Sports Editors JERE OVERDYKE PAUL MANASSEH Business Manager JACK DYKES C irculzuion CHARLES WRAY Sponsor Miss ELIZABETH LITTLEJOIIN gjifov a mg Associates Hi-Life ALLEN, LOUISE ALSTIIN, BILLY PAYNE ANTIIIJNY, ,IIILIA I BAII'rIxIEss, PATTY ' BI-:NTL CI4:uIII:IA: Bus'I', LUIIRAIYE Bus'I'II:R. JIM BRANIJT, BELLA CAMIII3I:LI.. ELICANOII CIIAIIQCIQ, VIRIIINIA IIIICIIIIAN, BILLII4: DAVIS. JANET lJIIRs'I', AZPIIJIQ ELIIIN. TIIIJMAH FARNI-ILL, CLICVE FINI1LI:Y, MILIIREIJ FIIANKS, DOROTHY GAIINT, N1ARJlllilI'1 GILBERT, HI:NRIIcT'rA GILES, AIARGIE CLAENELL, FRANCES llAYNEs, MARTIIA HItNsIf:KI1R, ELIZABETH INIQIIIIE, DIILCIE LEVERETTE, ELAINE LIIEB. IIICRMAN LUNQINU, ANNIE RUTH MOI-'I-'I'I I', BETTY MOOIIY, BIIBBY MIIRRIS, BETTY MIIRRIS, HARRY Nl+1SBIT'l', BILL NORFLEET, AMA PRICE, MARY REILY, VIRGINIA RIILIIINN, ,IIIIJIIL RucIcRs, FRANK RII'I'III4:III'oIII1. OLWEN SIIAW. HISLI-IN SINIIYIIINA, MARILARET SIMIINTUN, IUARY STIIART TowNsENIm, HERBERT WlI,EY, JIMMY Members whose pictures do not appear. FLUURNOY, CAMP MA'I rIIEws, JERRY WALLACE, .IRAN H221 .D 1 1 Q EJ . ir-,-we-251-9- ' v - .5 rig? Fda. 4 up 5 K ' ,J -lv dw A n L u 1 1 , 1 55' Q7 L r -S: J.: Q 3 4, fi-1 -v . f, ,,'. M. ffkf' 5 . fw :Y A , , f . . A , vf: K , 5 -A -. an .a my V. .i nw. L ,sf F 1 115 1 X ': Ar 1 fin, -4 3. R : Q 941:11 F ff 2 I 124 1 ra matic OFFICERS JERE OVERDYKE . . . President BROOK GARRETT . . V ice-President PAULA HOWARD . . Secretary DRAMATIC CLUB g'The Byrd High Playersf, the Dramatic Club of Byrd High School, was organized several years ago un- der the direction of Miss Pearl Pryor. This yenr the club commenced brilliantly with Here Comes Charlie, a hilarious three-act comedy, which was a decided success. Then followed a series of one- act plays under student direction. Among those were Alice's Blue Cownf, the cast of which was made up entirely of girls, directed by Paula Howard and Io Beth Nelson, The Ghost Story, a delightful comedy, under the direction of Dorthea Erickson and Patricia Fitz- gerald, and also Turtle Dove, a fantastic play, and 'KTWO Crooks and a Lady, a mystery. These were en- joyed during the assembly periods. The club closed a very successful year with the Senior Class Play, Growing Pains, a three-act comedy. lilies' ,,,,,,,,,,,1 ...J ...-.--........... l-........1...-...... ---11 y--QI I YX-l Avia, -ii... . -...-...lk . ....,...1..........-. --1.-1.. . ----.ii-. f -1- AIAZXCK. fillllllllldffl' in Ml1'c1'a Comes Cllfll'1l.6-9 M13IN'ros11. Nl.1.m:x l 1'1'zm4lclml.l1, I'A'1'l:u:l,-x Glmcs, NI-Xlifllli HAl:1'Mlass, PE'r'rY Osmmx. CH.u:I.1lc l 0w1,Elc, Do1:'r1lA ANmcl:s0N, I'wliANCILI.E Honcris, Flmwcms AICCAIIN, Bmsm' fiom, IVIARY NELSON, Jo Bl-ITII .......l.., ...--Q -l..........1-- .....1-........-- ......-1....-....---- .--1 qgqnnanpuun- T ....-....- . ..........- . 122 I -.-..... . .1 N I L-........- HOYENIAY I.O'r1'1r1 Hrzmalw, DOROTY MASON. ,losrzmllxrg lIu1:s'r. Azr:L1E . . O. GAUNT. MAIi.l0RIE W'VIl.l,lAMS0N, LINOA NICHOLS, ICLON: CRAFTS. CHARLES STURGI-IS. RALPH l Al:Nr3Ll,, C1,Ew: BRAUCIIT, JOHN EATON, LUCY PEOPLE WHO APPEAHED IN SENIOR CLASS PLAY, ff'X fl TWOWIHQ GIVES l1281 Debating OFFICERS VERNON Woons . . . President FRANK MIDDLETON . . Vice-President HARRY HOWELL . . . Treasurer BILLY PAYNE ALSTON . . Secretary MISS POLK . . . . Sponsor BOYS' DEBATING CLUB This year the C. E. Byrd High School Boys' Debating Club celebrated its tenth anniversary with the most successful year since its founding in 1926. The membership has greatly in- creased and the debating teams have had an unusually success- ful season. All the progress the club has made can be attributed to its two sponsors, Miss Winnifred Pirkle and Miss Lilian Polk, who have worked faithfully and earnestly to make the club bigger and better. There is no other extra-curricula activity at Byrd High School that can give as much training and exert as great an influence for better speech, self-expression and independent thought. Though the seniors who are now members of this club may graduate this term, the helpful infiuence of the club will stay with them through the rest of their life, and the recollec- tions of their experiences in the Debating Club will linger among their most treasured memories. - ff -fd Debating Club ALLUMS, BILLY BARTON, BILL BENTZ, GEORGE BLAXTON, G. L. BURGESS, KENNETH CREAMER, BOB DUNBAR, JAMES FOUGHE, GEORGE GRONER, MARION HERALD, ARTHUR HILL, ANDREW HOYER, GUS IRWIN, JOHN KENNEDY, JOHN KINSEY, NORMAN KITCHENHAM, L. C. KNIGHT, CHARLES KOUTS, HERBERT LARSEN, JAMES MCCARTY, BOBBY MIDDLETON, BOBBY PICARD, BOBBY RUTLEDCE, BILL SCOTT, JOHN SHELON, CHARLES WILDE, CYRIL WHITE, DAVID WOODS, DALTON Members whose pictures do not appear. BEY, FORREST HARDGASTLE, SANTFURD JORDON, CLYDE MORRIS, CAROL DEMENT, ROBERT HUDSON, ,IEIIE MGKUNE, BILLY RICHARDSON, LYMAN EWING, JOE I-IUGHENS, FRED MfJNAGIiAN, HENRY STEWART, RUSSELL l129l if fHPf 'l'l'?R1F f' W: -1 iw- 1fllv11v'1'w'v'4'5Tgg,I3u!!' iq-Tfr'f7-wg'-Q-v-p v-nw-fy v . -A .. . f.,m,3.s,, -15,51 11301 oman esear CWI cers President . . MARGARET SPENCER V ice-President . IDA MARIE CARTER Secretary-Treasurer, FREDA Lou EHRHARDT Sponsor . Miss ELEANOR BLATTERMAN COMAHESEAR CLUB Comahesear Clubls outstanding accomplishment this year was taking part in the celebration of the Twenty-fifth Anniver- sary of Home Economics in the Louisiana schools. The Home Economics Department gave a play as part of a program for one of the Parent-Teacher meetings, which was followed by a tea sponsored by the club. The club helped in giving a special Home Economics pro- gram for all girls of Byrd High School. Delegates were sent to a parish wide meeting of all student clubs held in Mooringsport and Margaret Spencer took part on the program. Social Service is part of the club's work. Four families were given clothing and groceries at Thanks- giving. The Childrenls Ward at Charity Hospital received toys which had been' made by the girls. The club is planning to send delegates to a leadership train- ing course in Baton Rouge later in the year. Comahesear Club BAGLEY, LOIS BLOXOM, ALICE LEE BOGAN, LUCILLE BOYTER, LINNIE :MAE BRAUNIC, ANNE BUSBY, EMMA CARLTON, ELEANOR CATHEY, JUANITA CANO, FRANKIE CAUIILE, DOROTHY CH URCHILL, ARNETTE CHURCHILL, MARGOT CRABER. JEANETTE CROSS, .IOSEPHINE DAXIS, MARGARET DEAN, MARGARET DURHAM, RUTH DYSON, JEAN FRANKS, DOROTHY GOLDMAN, SALLY RAE HALLEY, DOROTHY .NIAE HARDEN, JEAN HEAD, SHIRLEY HENDERSlJN, BARBARA HEWITT, DOROTHY HORN, LOIS HOUSEHOLD!-IR, JUDY HOWE, DORIS HOWE, ELSIE JOHNSON, BILLIE JONES, MARTHA JONES, BILLIE RAY KELLY, JOAN LANSDEN, MARY CLARE LASKER, MILDRED LAWHORN, KATHLEEN LENAIN, JIJANITA LORD, CHARLOTTE NICCRORY, CIIERRIE CLARE NICDOWELL, J UANITA MANUEL, CLAUDIE MAE NEELY, AUDREY NICHOLSON, ALICE OHNIARA, SHIRLEY PORTER, DOROTHY SANDIFER, MARY LEE SCHILLING, EVELYN SMITH, MARGARET STAMPER, ELIZABETH STARR, LORRAINE STOVALL, SARAH SWAIN, MARY OZELLE TALBERT, JUDITH TARVER, MARTIJA TREADWELL, NIARVELLEEN TYSON, DOROTHEA VIEBIG, MARGIE VLOHAS, FLORENCE WALDRON, RUTH WALKER, IRIS WARREN, FRANCES WHISNER, SUNSHINE WILKINSON, SIISYEELLE WOOD, DOROTHY ZIMMERMON, MARY BACILLA, ISABELL BODDIE, IWABLE BRANDT, LENA BRIETHAUPT, VIRGINIA BOGGS, BERYL ELIZABETH ' Members whose pictures do not appear. CATIIEY, JESSIE LEE LARRY, JACQUELINE CAUDLE, JANE LINAM, MARQUEIIITE GARRETT, GLORIA MARSHALL, LUCILLE JOHNSON, MARTHA MCGCJLDRICK, BEVERLY MCLECJD, MARJORIE ROBERSON, BILLIE RUTH SOUR, LOUISE WALL, FRANCES l1311 11321 Blue riange GERALDINE HoYT . . . President DOROTHY DRUE 'HERRIN, Vice-President ELEANOR CARLTON . . . Secretary MARY RHOADES . Program Chairman Miss ALICE LEE SWAIN . . Sponsor c'Face Life Squarelyw To find and give the best is the purpose of this club. The girls are interested in discovering new things, in hav- ing good times, doing something worth while, making real friends, learning more about the world in which they live. With unity of purpose the girls achieved their aim. The code of a Blue Triangle member is to strive to be: Gracious in manner lmpartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Blue Triangle Club ADKINSON, CAROLYN BACILLA, ROSE BAKER, MARY BRANDT, BELLA BREITHOUPT, VIRGINIA BURGESS, WILMA DUNBAR, JUNE DWIRE, HELEN FITZHUGH, lVlARY ZELL HETHERWICK, CLADYS INGOUF, DULCIE JONES, BILLIE RAY LEVERETT, ELAINE LONGINO, HENRIEVERETTE MIDDLETON, EDITH NEEL, FLORENCE PARNELL, ELIZABETH ROQUEMORE, MARTHA JANE STONE, MARILYN TODD, ELINOR VILENSKY, LIZABETH WERNERy MARGARET I WILLIAMS, MARGARET WILLOUGHBY, BILLIE I 1 Members whose pictures do not appear. 0,MARA, SHIRLEY SORENSON, DOROTHY SHORT, SHIRLEY WOODS, VELMA l1331 l H341 Le Cerczle qirancais OFFICERS President .... JACK ST., CLAIR Vice-President . HENRIETTA GILBERT Secretary . . ,Io BETH NELSON Treasurer . . ANNIE MILDRED KING Reporter . . . HELEN WEBB LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais completed another year of help- ful service to the students of French in Byrd High School. The meetings Were held on the second Tuesday of the month. The programs planned by the sponsors, Mlle. Richards, Mlle. LeBlanc and Mlle. Champagne, were en- tertaining and instructive. Chorus singing of popular songs translated into French, and the rhythmical folk songs of France was an innovation that was greatly enjoyed by the members. The annual banquet in May ended the clulfs activities. The Seniors extend their good wishes for the future success of Le Cercle Francais and sincere thanks to the sponsors for their untiring interest and loyalty to the club. Le Cercle Francais BARNETT, JAMES BELCHI-IR, JEAN BLACKWELL, KATHRYN BLANCHARD, MARION BLISH, KATHERINE BLOCK, SHIRLEY BLUMBERG, FLORA MAE BODDIE, MABEL BODENHEINIER. ELIAS BOCCS, WIARJORIE BROOKS, BETTY JEANNE BROWN, BARTOW CARTER, IDA NIARIE CHADDICK, VIRGINIA CRAWFORD, BERTHA DAVIS, JANET DICKSON, YVARRICK DINKINS, JOSEPH DUNBAR, .JAMES DUNBAR. JUNE DURST, AZELIE DWIRE, HELEN ELTIFE, FRANCIS EVERITT, GEORGE FINCH, DORIS FINDLEY, NIILDRED FREEDMAN, ELAINE FULTON, ETHEL GAYLE, JULIA GOODSON, FRANCES GREEN. BETTY GREENLEE, ANNE GREER, SUSAN HAMMOND, EDNA MARIE HARCROYE, ELEANOR HAYNES, MARTHA HEATH, BETTY HOWARD, PAULA HOWELL, HARRY INGOUF, DULCIE A ,M I 135 I Le Cercle Francais IOIINSON, MARGARET KELLEY, DOROTIIY KENNEDY, DOROTHY MAE KITE, MAE MURRAY LANCASTER, HARRIET LEVY, BEN MASON, BETTY NIAZYCK, ANTOINETTE NIAZYCK, EDMUND MGCULLOUGH, JANE MGINTOSH, MARCY MEYER, JOSEY MOODY, BOBBY MIILKEY, DORIS PERRETZ, HELEN MIILKEY, MAIRY BETTY NORELEE, AMA NORTIIGOTT, LUCILLE PEGARD, BOBBY QUERBES, MARY JANE IKAGIIEL, DOROTHY REILEY, VIRGINIA HIGGINS, JOIJIE ROIIINETTE, HAZEL ROQUEMORE, MARTIIA JANE RYLAND, JUANITA SHROPSHIRE, ETHEL SILBERNAGEL, SIMON SLOSS, RAYMOND SMYLIE, VIVIAN SPENCER, MARGARET SPIIRLOCR, HAMONA STAMAN, RUTH TEMPLE, HENRY TRIMBLE, LOUISE VILENSKY, LIZABETII WACNER, AZILE WARREN, LUANNE WEBB, HELEN WELSII, MILIJRED WILLIAIvIS, MARTHA WOOLEY, BEATRICE Members whose pictures do not appear. BENTLEY, NJARCUERITE CIINNINGIIAM. L. V. HAWKINS. PEGGY MILLER, EMILY SIIIIIY, MARY BOATNER, YANDELI. EIIIIIONIIS, BETTY!-1 HEROLI1, ARMIN NIURRIS. NIARCIA WARD, ALICE BROWN, EIIGENIA FORT, BIARY JANE LAW. GEURGIANA NUGIQOLS, IRI-INE WILEY, JIMMY CHADOCK, CHARLOTTE HARRIS, JAMES 11361 Latin Club BAIRD, GERRY BLAXTON, G, L., Quaestor PM ' CATALANO, ERNESTINIC fl. DICKSON, ALLEN DICKSON, WARRICK www DILLON, SALLY DUNN, KATHRYN, Seriba DYER, BETTY FOWLER, DORTHA. Aerlile HEROLD, AUTHUR. Censure Wm HISEY, PAT HODGES, LAURE HOYER, GUS, Consue JETER, HORACE, Tribunus JORDAN, CLYDE, Praelor KENNEDY, JOHN DROMER, VIRGINIA ROSE LANSDEN, MARY CLARA LEVY, BEN LEVY, FANNY LOEB, CAROLYN LONGINO, HENRIEVERETTE MILLLETON, EDITH MOORE, GILBERT MORRIS, CARROL MURPHY, MOLLIE KAY OSBURN, JUNE PERSON, MIKE PHILLIPS, CAROLYN RENOV, MAX, Tribunus RICHARDSON, LYMAN SAVAGE, FRED SCOTT, JOHN SCOTT, LEROY VIEBIG, MARJORIE ANN WELSH, GLENN, Quaestor WILLIAMSON, ETHEL WOODRUFF, MARY J EANNETTE Members whose pictures do not appear. ARURAMSON, FANNYE PIARVEY. HAROLD BTOODY. BOBBY, Aedile BROWN, MARY NELL, Aedile HILL, ANDREW E. SAYIJIERSUN. GEORGIA, Praetor FUUCHEE, GEORGE KENNAN, BILL SNYDER, BETTY SUE GOUVER, MARION BICBIKIIDE, BILLY Z!MlNIliIiMAN., MARY Aedile I 137 H381 La Sociedad Qpano m OFICIALES DEL CURSO PRIMERO MARY KATHRYN GWIN . La Presidente BENARD SEGALL .. El Vice-Presidente CHARLES MORRISON . . El Secremrio FRANK DECKER . . El Tesorero ZACK FORD . . El Noticiero OF ICIALES DEL CURSO SEGUNDO HARDY DONALDSON . . El Presidente URSULA CRAWFORD . La V ice-Presidente DOROTHY FRANKS . . La Secretaria CLEVE FARNELL . . La T esorera JOE ELSTON . . . El Noticieru LA SOCIEDAD ES PANOLA La Sociedad Espanola, under the able guidance of its five teachers, has carried on a very successful year Of activity. It is one of the largest and most prominent organiza- tions in the school. The monthly programs, carried On by the students were beneficial, well rendered and appreciated. La Sociedad Espanola ABNEY, FRANCES ALLEN. LOUISE ANISMAN, ARTHUR ALSTON, KATHERINE BAKER, WILLIAM BLOXOM, ALICE LEE BOLINGER, NIARTEAL BRAUCIIT, JOHN BROOKS, CLAUDE BROWNE, LCCILLE BULLOGR, ALFRED CANON, CAROLYN CARLTON, ELEANOR COTTON, RILLIE COPELAND, GORDON CROSS, BETTY JANE DOWLING. HENDERSON DUDLEY, A. C. DUDLEY, LEWIS EATON, LUCY EATON. NEDRA ELDER, EUGENE EUBANKS, DOROTHY EYLERS, DOROTHY GLASSELL, FRANCES GILLESPIPI, MARGARET GIRTON, ZELPIIA NELI. GOLDENBERG, VIRGINIA COLD, EDITII GRONER, HARVEY HARDCASTEI.. SANTFORD HOIIGES, FRANCES HORN. LOIS HOIISEMAN, GEORGE HOYT, GERALDINE HUFFMAN. BETTY HLJNTEH, MARY JANE INGRAM. ANITA IRWIN, JOHN KIRBY, LEBOY l139l 1 La Sociedad Espanola A LONGINO, ANNIE RUTH I MANUEL, CLAUDIA MAE J MCBRIDE, FRANK J MCCULLOUGH, L-UCILLE MCDOWELL, JAMES MCRAE, RUTH MOOK, JOYCE ANN MOORE, CHRISTINE MOORE, GILBRET MORRIS, BETTY NEEL, FLORENCE NELSON, .JORIE NORTH, ELEANOR 0,MARA, SHIRLEY O7R0ARK, DOROTHY PAINE, BILL PELIIAM, JESSIE PERKINSON, GLORIA PIERCE, KATHLEEN PRYOR, BILLIE K. ROBERTS, LILLIAN ROBERTSON, HELEN ROZEMAN, LOTTIE RUSS, FRED SANIIIEER, ANNE SAYES, ME1.BA LEE SCHILLING, EVELYN SELPH, BETH SEMON, CLARENCE SLATTERY, PATIENCE SHELOR, CHARLES SLEDGE, FRANCES SMITH, NELL ROSE SORENSON, DOROTHY STAGC, NIARJORIE DEAN STELL, ASWELL STEPHENSON, DOROTHY STUCKEY, BEVERLY TRICKETT, BETTY A TURNBOW, JACK VIEDLETZ, WILLIE WALI,ACE, JEAN WENKI LESTER WERNER, MARGARET WHITE, VIRGINIA WILLCOX, BILLY ZIMMERMAN, FAYE Members whose pictures do not appear. ANGLE, PERRY DICKSON, WARRICK MURPHY, RIULLIE KATE PEARCE, JUNE WILLIAMS, JACK CADY, ETHEL HAWRINS. WILLIAM 0'NEAI,, Twlllll-'F STILES, BILLY WIIITLATCH, BESSIE DURST, JUAN LEWIS. KATHERINE PALMER. PAUL SPINKS, HAR1'LEY WALKER, PAUL DAYE, FAYE MCSWEEN, KATHLEEN 51401 OFFICERS President . . CLEVE F ARNELL Vice-President . FRANK MIDDLETON Secretary . CLAUDIA MAE MANUAL Treasurer . . LEWIS LUDLEY Historian . . . MARY COLE Sponsor . MISS LILLA MCCLIIRE aqavrfe i-I lQ'tOT'LJ Founded: 1928 A Colors: WHITE AND NILE GREEN Flower: PINK ROSE BOYTER, LENNIE MAE CHAMPER, NENA LUDLEY, LEWIS DUNBAR, JUNE- Membership Chairman GAUNT, MARJORIE- Constitutional Chairman HAWKINS, WILLIAM KING, ANNIE MILDRED- Recreational Chairman LESTER, REBECCA MCCULLOITGH, LUCILLE MABRY, WILBUR MCINTOSH, MARCIA NICHOLS, ELOISE SAUNDERS, CARROL SIMMONS, MARGARET ZIMMERMAN, MARY ELIZABETH- I Program Chairman I1411 'r 1'1'II I 'I ff' we A 1 1 3 2 f142l l-irlesla mmm Girl Qeserives OFFICERS SUDIE BAKER . . . MAGGIE BELL ATKINS . . MARIE TURNBOW . . Mlss ALICE LEE SWAIN . AIM As A Girl Reserve I Will Try To :Be Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager in purpose Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times I Will Try To Face Life Squarely and To Find And Give The Best . President Vice-President . Treasurer . Sponsor 'PSS APPLE. DIARY KATHERINE ARTHUR. JEAN BODRON. NORA BRILEY. ELLEN CANDEIIA, HOSALIE COCIIRANE. BETTY CUMNIINCS, JEAN DURST. RUTH HARRIS. BARBARA HARRIs. QUIDA JEMISON, KATHERINE JONES, NIARTIIA KEACLE. BETTY NICKINNEY, BARBARA MILLER, CLARA NIURDOCK. VIVIAN PRICE, ENID ROSNER. ,JANICE SIIUTT, EMILY ROSE STINCER, RUCH STOUCIITAN, BETTY JANE VJVIIITE. DOROTHY O Members Whose pictures do not appear BALFE. ELLA MARIE BODENHEIMI-IR, BERTIIA CLOSE. LIITIE LACROIx, RAE DOLL. JOSEPIIINE GOLIIMAN. SALLY RAP: HAYES. MARY ELIZARETII HUGHES. DOROTHY JOHNSON. MARTHA BJARSHALL, LUCILLE NJEYERS. ALICE JEANNE RICHARDSON. KATHERINE SHAEEER. MARTHA SMITH, MARY SMITH. BETTY WYALLER, CLARA fx. mam fgwi Qesxerves IM-31 . I . Onion l-ll- ANIQLE, PERRY, JR. BOONE, SYDNEY, Vice-Presia'enz CATHEY, CREIGHTON COLLINS, THOMAS HETIIERWICK, GILBERT HAILLEY, M. L., President HUFFMAN, KING JOHNS, BARRON KEENAN, BILL MOORE BILLY, Sec' -Treas. Q 3' MURRELL, JACK REILY, JAMES HOC!-IRS, ROBERT SIIARPE, FORREST SIVIITIIERIVIAN, SCOTT SPURLOCK, DAN The Byrd Junior Hi-Y was organized at the beginning of school by Mr. E. R. Kidder. The Hi-Y meets at the Y. M. C. A. every Wedneaday night at 7:15 under the Supervision of Jules Perot, advisor. The Officers Of the Hi-Y are M. L. Hailey, Presidentg Sydney Boone, Vice-Presidentg and Billy Moore, Secretary. The club consists of Seventeen members. The platform Of Hi-Y is clean speech, clean Sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Their purpose is TO create, maintain and extend throughout the School and community higher Standards of Christian living. Gee Chit MRS. CLARE R. GORTON . . Director JO BETH NELSON it JANET DAVIS I . Piano Accompanist HELEN PERRITZ I lVlILDRED LASKER . . Violin Accompanisl BE'r'rY GOODWIN l The Glee Club was Organized thie year under the direction of Mrs. Clare R. Gor- ton with Over sixty enthusiastic students applying for membership. On May 7, the club had charge of an assembly program for one hour, render- ing one of the most interesting programs Byrd had had in recent years. The program was composed of trios, quartets, choruses and duets. The Glee Club of l936 is considered the best Byrd has ever had. H451 H461 Mas. E. E. STEWART, President of P.-T. A. Under her able direction the P.-T. A. has had a banner year. The Byrd High Parent-Teachers' Association enjoyed a successful year, under the sincere and efficient leadership of Mrs. E. E. Stewart. The aim of the year was '4Know Your Schooli' and with splendid co-operation of the teachers and students, interesting programs were presented by some depart- ments of the High School at each meeting. The annual citizenship project sponsored by the association was successfully executed and again Byrd High Students were Rulers for a Day of the City of Shreveport. 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' A ' . ,. 1 v-- s. fu ,. . . f 1--1-' 1 , .. M. ,,.,. ' 1 3 1 ui -, ,.'.i.H.' '.1':L 1 r N ,., 1 .. 'uit' iz-If ' A :af A 'FQ 5731 rf f I .H .i,,, Q, .- ,QV ,P .-fr ', ,,' L E.., l. -, 5, . , . . 51 jf: , V I Af 1 i i 1 fil, fx 6 w I W 1 I 1 1 W 1 4 rn f '59 The CACMES COACH DOBSON appointment of Lee M. Dobson to the position of Head Coach at Byrd proved an opportune move on the part of the school authorities. ln this, his first year as head men- tor, the Yellow Jackets were crowned the State Champions in football and North Louisiana Champions in baseball Coach Dobson has those qualities which make for success. Not only is he well versed in the mechanics of athletic in- structor. but he has also the ability to impart this knowl- edge to the players and to instill in them an intensive de- sire for victory. Lee Dobson is one of L'Byrd's own sons, who, a few years ago, helped to bring glory to Yellow Jacket football, basketball. and baseball teams. With Coach Dob- son at the helm, we feel assured of the future success of Byrd High athletic activities. COACH Cox Coach ,l. D. Cox gave able assistance in the task of building As the 1935-1936 editions of the Yellow Jackets in the three major sports. In the fall his energies and abilities were given to the Junior Jackets. guiding them through an unde- feated season. In the winter as Head Basketball Coach, he developed a highly successful basketball quintet. In the spring he was first assistant to Coach Dobson in developing the North Louisiana Baseball Champions. COACH SAGE assistant football coach. T. Raymond Sage proved an in- valuable aid. His accurate Scouting of Byrd opponents of the gridiron played a large part in the Yellow Jackets suc- cess of the past year. As Head Track Coach, Mr. Sage brought more honors to Byrd with his two man-track team. Although this is Coach Sage's first year as assistant coacn, his popularity with the students and his ability to inspire confidence. insures his continued success. COACH HODGINS Coach .lim Hodgins is another of Byrd's famous sons. He not only made football and baseball history while a wearer of the Purple and Cold. but he has the distinction of being the only Shreveport man to have played in the famous Pasadena Rose Bowl. While a member of Tulane Greenies. he distinguished himself as a half-back and saw action in the Tulane-University South California game of New Year's Day-1932. We are indeed fortunate in having ,lim Hodgins back at Byrd-actively connected with our athletic program as an assistant coach. I14-91 MR. FRANK BOYDSTON ROBERT ELLIS, Manager REX HOLLIS, Manager CO'V'SS' of QJVYIQS' Byrd Port Arthur. .21 Byrd Ouachita . . Byrd Little Rock. .13 Byrd Bolton . . . . Byrd De Bidder. . . 0 Byrd. .21 Haynesville Byrd Winnfield . . . 0 Byrd. . Fair Park Byrd. . Homer ..... 6 Byrd Marshall . . Byrd Minden ..... 6 Byrd. . Jesuits . . . When the 1935 Byrd Yellow Jackets lost their first game of the season to Port Arthur, Texas, Shreveporters in general and Byrd fans in particular could see nothing ahead but a disastrous season. Nearly all the mainstays of the 1934- state championship team were missing, and in addition to this handicap the squad was being handled by a new coaching staff. Imagine the amazement of these same fans when the Jackets did an 'cabout facev after their loss to Port Arthur, and swept through eleven more games, most of them against the toughest sort of opposition, to a glorious climax in trounc- ing the Jesuits of New Orleans, 19-0, to win the state cham- pionship for the second successive year and the fourth time in a period of six years! Most of the credit for the remarkable record of the 1935 Jackets goes to Coach Lee Dobson, himself a former Jacket, who developed a championship team in his first year as head coach, with only three regulars left from the previous year,s team as a nucleus. He was smart enough not to depart from a system with which the boys, were already familiar, added a few variations to lend deception to the attack, and incessantly drilled into his charges two things which every good team must have-effective blocking and sure tackling. Coach Dob- son had two able assistants in Coaches Sage and Cox, and the co-operation which existed between these three was reflected in the spirit of the team. The 1935 team played before much larger crowds than in previous years, due not only to the interest in the team but also to the fact that all the home games were at night. This was Byrd's first venture with the flood lights, and the fi- nancial success assures their retention for the future. T ' 5 ft'!j 513, uct ra-,rw The Byrdmen were really not in shape for the Port Arthur game. Several of the regu- lars had been out for practice only a couple of days, and the superior condition of the Texas team soon made itself evident. ' When the Jackets took on the Little Rock Tigers in their own lair the next week, they looked like a different team. Coach Dobson let the regulars run up a lead of 22-13, and then sent in reserves for the last quarter. The Tigers passed their way to two touchdowns against the reserves in the last five minutes of the game. The Deliidder Dragons proved to be quite harmless the next week and the Jackets rolled up a score of 56-0. The visitors put up a game fight, but they couldn't stem the tide of Jacket touchdown. On the next Friday night Byrd played its first game against a North Louisiana oppon- ent, and had no trouble in defeating Winnfield, 28-0. The Minden Crimson Tide flowed into Shreveport the next week, but ebbed back to Minden und-er a 24-6 defeat, scoring on a pass in the last minute of the game. The Jackets, points were accounted for by three touchdowns, and three extra points and a field goal from Harvard Karpes, educated toe. Then came the stretch of four games that everyone knew would make or break the Jackets. Homer, Bolton, Ouachita Parish, and Haynesville on successive Fridays! Any one of these four was bad medicine, and taking them all without a break looked like asking a little too much. Yet the Jackets took them, and took them decisively. Homer saved a white-washing by scor- ing on the last play of the game, making the score 14-63 Bolton started off with a bang, receiv- ing the kickoff and marching to a touchdown in five plays, but then wilted under the Jacketsy steady drive and lost by 21-6, Ouachita Parish, although losing by 31-0, really put up as tough a fight as any teams on the Jackets' schedule-the Byrdmen just caught them napping in the second quarter and ran up 31 points before the Lions woke up, but the other three quarters were really hard goingg Haynesville couldn't stand the pressure and Went down under a defeat of 21-8, with Jabbo Stells' 5' two jaunts of 65 yards each inflicting the most damage. The Jackets then celebrated Thanksgiving by taking Fair Parks' Indians into camp 21-0. Then while waiting for the South Louisiana teams to produce a title candidate, the Jackets turned up for the championship game by trimming Marshall, Texas, 27-6, in the first game played between these in about twelve years. The Jesuits Blue Jays of New Orleans fin ally emerged as the South Louisiana champions, and on the Saturday before Christmas the Jackets and Jays met in Tulane Stadium in New Or- leans. The Byrdmen seemed to suffer from stage fright in the first quarter and fumbled every time they got the ball, but toward the end of the period their offense started clicking and it was all over for the Jays. uJabbo broke loose for a 40 yard run for one touchdown and caught a sensational pass from Crow for another, and Jack Abney pounded a third score across with a series of devastating line smashes. The final score was 19-0, and the Jackets had another championship. amiga Maw V I HOWELL 6JABBO,, STELL, Quarterback r i L 1 .labbo made the All-North Louisiana, All-State and All-Southern, and if there were such a thing as an All-American high school team, his name would surely top the list. A whirling dervish when carrying the ball, a brilliant strategist, and marvelous on the defense. He is truly an ideal gridiron performer. JACK ABNEY, F ullback This boy hits a line like the well known battering ram, and is one of the hardest tacklers the .lackets have ever had. He saved his best game of the season until the last one, and then how he did nail those Jesuits! CLINT MCCAIN, Tackle Clint's fine play earned him a position on the All-North Louisiana team. He was consistently good, and is expected to make a strong bid for the All-State next season. Clint is the type of player that every coach likes to have. ASWELL STELL, End Aswell turned out to be one of the greatest ends the Jackets have ever produced. He had everything-speed, power, blocking, tackling, and above all, a wonderful competitive spirit. Aswell did nearly all the punt' ing in addition to his other duties. HSNOOKYH PADGETT, Center This boy made All-North Louisiana and the second All-State, and fans of this section are still wondering how he could have been left off the first team. Snooky was a sure passer and a fine blocker, and it was a joy to see him back up the line on defense. LETTER MEN HARVEY KARPE, Guard Karpe kept up the tradition of fine Jacket guards. He led interference on many plays, played a fine defensive game, and ran up a string Of thirty successful kicks for extra points out of thirty-three tries. All-North Louisiana and All-State. ROBERT CROW, Hal fback When it came to hurling the pigskin to a fast moving receiver, Crow was without a peer. Red was equally as good on pass defense, and a hard driving, slippery, runner. Never will we forget the great game he played against the Jesuits. ERSKINE BEST, Guard This other half of the Cold Dust Twins alternated at left guard with his pal, Larry, and always gave a fine account of himself. His per- formance was particularly fine in the Haynesville and Jesuit games. LARRY WILLIS, Guard Playing his first year as a regular, Larry performed with all the skill and poise Of a veteran and successfully plugged the big hole left by the graduation of John Hugh Smith. He has the spirit that makes football players. WAYNE MORGAN, Tackle Wayne played good football in every game, but shone with particular brilliance against the old rivals, Haynesville. He was a fighter all the way, and if necessary could he used in any position in the line. 1 I LETTER IVIEN JEFF NEWMAN, Halfback Little Jeff was one of the fastest boys on the squad and could always be relied upon to do a good job when relieving one of the other backs. He graduated at mid-term, and is slated to be one of the stars of the Centenary Gentlemen in a year or two. MOULTON STOREY, End Hi-Hi was another reason why the coaches never worried about the end positions. He was the best pass receiver on the squad, and a good defensive boy. The team will suffer through his loss by graduation. GUY FEDUCIA, Halfback Rusty packed more power and fight in a small frame than it is possible to believe. His unerring blocking cleared the way for many long runs, and if an opposing hall carrier poked his head through the line on Feducia's side, it was just too had for opposition. BICKHAM DICKSON, Guard Bick has the size and spirit, and a little more experience will make him a wonderful guard. He is the only letter man returning at that posi- tion. and he is expected to be a real star next season. LEON CANDELLA, Center Schnozzola was a fine center and would have been a regular on any team that didn't have Padgett. Coaches and fans are counting on him to do big things this year. O'ris RAINER, End This boy turned out to be one of the greatest surprises of the season, but a very pleasant surprise. Without any previous experience he was put in the game in an emergency and made good from the start. I 'nw LETTER MEN CHARLES HANKINS, Tackle Hank was a very aggressive player, and although a little light for a tackle position, was the fastest boy on the squad. His fine playing in the Little Rock game. after lVlOrgan's injury, saved the day for the Jackets. GORDON STANSBURY, Tackle This big fellow was a transfer from El Dorado, and the Jackets' only wish is that he had come here sooner. He was a great defensive player, but a trick knee hampered his play on the offense. LELAND GUICE, End Cy played a smart, heads up game, and was one of the team's best pass receivers. He had a had break in the form of an early season injury, but he stayed in there and battled just the same. GRIFFIN CARPENTER, Halfback 6'Cue Ball transferred to Byrd from Bossier City, and although he was handicapped throughout the season by injuries, had lots Of football ability and was a great help to the Jackets. KENNETH MCGOLDRICK, Tackle An idea of this bOy's size may he gained from his nick-name, Graf Zeppelin. He is very active for one of such poundage, and wrecked many a play. The other Jackets were always glad when they didn t have to scrimmage against him. LEO BIRD, H al fback Leo got away for long runs in all the Junior Jacket games, and always made a good showing when Coach put him in a first team game. He is a very elusive runner, and is expected to win a regular berth next season. 11 -1 tiiif if if 535521, LETTER MEN JOHN LINSDAY, End Although listed as an end, Fish played just a.hout as much in the backfield, and Coach Dobson plans to use him as a back next season. He has lots of natural ability and all he needs is more experience. KENNETH Losisv, F wllback The Jackets have had some hard driving fullbacks in the past, but never have they had one who packed more power in his line smasher than Losey. When he hits an opposing line, something has to give way. Bnoox GARRETT, End This boy, teamed up with Killen at the other end, gave the regu'ars many a tough afternoon in scrimmage. He will lie back next season and great things are expected of him. JACK KILLEN, End Jack was one of the real stars of the Junior Jackets. and is a great pros' pect for this year's team. There isn't a harder worker anywhere, and the whole team profits hy his example. CARROLL HUDSON, End This was Carrol's last year, and he made it a good one for the Jackets. He was handicapped by had eyesight, hut there wasn't a harder fighter on the squad. CTIARIJCS llfNlI'liR, Tackl JR ALBERT XYAl,'I'UX, Tackle. Egbert has the size but is a litilfz slow, XYl1cn l.e gets where he can 'tpiclc 'cm up mul l'ty 'uni flmtn he will he It valnahle man. GORDON l'Ul'Ifl..XfQlJ. 'Iat'klu. lCnerz:v sl.-tiwsl lnts nf in!- prnvement at the end uf the- seasnn. anrl if he keeps up the gn-url work slmultl be it letter man next year. MA RY I X NI A RTIN, Tackle Cnt1nn is a big hwy whn loves the game and is a great prospect for next year. c. Here is anwther big hny whn shnultl crnvttl stmtennc fur a regular pnsitinn next seastm. ALLAN TALYOR. Tauklc. Baby is une nf the best pruspects Ale-relupetl by the Junior Jackets, Six lect tall and uciglting V10 pnnntls. :mtl several years to gain experi- ence. Ile is expected in bc- cnnie a stzu' perinrnier. IIENRI XYOl.llRFI'l l'lC. Tackle. Pluto has tum innrc years tn grnw intn a lull-fletlizetl jacket, antl he has a pretty gtmtl start already. ERRY MIZE. llalihauk. This furiner ffrcsxtvll s t a r slnmcrl Ints nl prtnnisu hnt was heltl hawk by an injured shnnltler th at gave trnnhlc thrnnglinut the scasnn. XLLICN lll NKIXS. Center. Built along the lines uf a bungalow. Mig S li tu r t y turned out tn he an arlept line breaker, llc tnatle it tough on thc regulars in scrimmage. IIARLICS lltJl'lC. tinartl. Ilnpe is a nell-built bny with fine prnspm-ts rut wakzniz a regular pnsitinn llc-lnrc he finishes. AVL XYALKICR. llalfback. Paul is :nwtllcr lightneight wht: tvnly ltcctls to gruu sunlv tn beeunle a real star. llc is a fine prospect. OX' t'AVlNliS. Guztrtl. Tylc-r's loss was l'5yrfl's gain when Cariness mnvctl tn Shrerepnrt. This buy is a srrapper :xml a great prws- pect. ILL Rl ILICIH-lu. land. Slim uses his height tu gnntl advantage antl is nne ni the best pass receivers nn the whole squad. llc willhe back next year. JACKgl?CKNEALL l1571 EVQESMMAN TEAM FRESHMAN FOOTBALL COACH MR. WEISS l1581 Under the able coaching of lVlr. J. R. Weiss, the Byrd Fresh- man football team compiled the enviable record of winning six games of the eight played. Oil City was the only team to take the measure of the Freshman during the entire season, taking two games by the scores of 13-0 and 7-6. The Freshies won twice from Lou- isiana Avenue School, 19-0 and 13-7, best Claiborne Avenue by 13-0 and 12-6, defeated Creswell 21-0, and won from Alexander 19-13. The Freshman Squad composed of boys too light to go out for the varsity squad, with the team averaging about 120 pounds. The training and experience they received will prove valuable and sev- eral bright prospects for the Jackets were 'suncoveredi' during the season. Eugene Russ at fullback was the most consistent player on the team, and will be ready to step in faster company as soon as he gains a little weight. The line-up used for most games was as follows: Center, King Huffmang guards, Jules Dreyfuss and Jack Hollowayg tackles, Tom Kurtz and Baron Johnsg ends, John Meagher and Eugene Trahang quarterback, Fred O,Neillg halfbacks, James Porter and Bobby Lindseyg fullback, Eugene Russ. NX ll.XRI,li5 lil'I tJl'R IIY l'.XYlNl-ISS EAS KtlBALL 'IIICO XX'l'1l!S'l'liR ' Rveerrc- lvtteriuzui. U. center. tirsl your nut fur luiskvtlnzill. slums-cl grvitt iyiiiwtwvim-111, i i ICU ISIRD Ros:-rve le-ttvrmnn, ? l . :t gmnl lmitztiwl ixilli :in cxucll- cn! vyv for tllc lxzwke-1, lflrwt your mztu. 'Il.l,l.XXl t'Il.XlbI1Il'K. Xl'g'r, llmw thc riglu tliim: :tl thc right tinw :it :ill timci. IQUN t'.XN1lIil.l..X l-'ive tm-Pt weight lf-4 llxf., lwtw yn-:tr y,:luirtl. cle-vcr tlrilif lllvr. lust lvrvzllcvl' :tml :tu itll rnuml luiwlwtlizill man. AM ll..XRIwtl lfixe fort IU , weight 112 llus.. firxl ycwir lv!te1'm:n1, tl?- xclupetl quit-lily into :I tlv- ivcmlzilwln, rlcxcr first string l'uru:tx'1l. JXRYIX Xl.XR'l'lN Rcsmwf- letvcrmzm. ?'lI . flir- uztrzl, gtitnl Pye fur the ring :tml :in 4-xr:-llent lk-llnxifniv num, .XRNIUX lil'R'liZ , Rex:-l'vc le-tturnum, FH . t-lc-xv S cr guzml. :levi-'-iiiutl in-I :md Q3 - sliuultl lic gi first strxngor in g 1937. E 561 Q yxrxlc A1tm1u9.xN . S w Five fm-t IH . xwigllt 11,7 llws.. fiiwl mul lust yc-:tr :ln the tvztm. .X 1lt-lQl1-ix't- glmrrl xxlm lmvltl llix tim-mxvxlt tu tlu- lmwwt zixeiwiyu- lminlx tw-r game. lie-sc'rxL' rt-ixmi: ffl . ixeigln ISF llls,. giuitl iullmr-ull xlwt, I Vlerci' ilixutxiiztll uitli lllc figlitinu spirit. IllN Xl.XliSll.Xl.l, licwru- guzirtl, lim- emrit :url gt gmill lutll 1il:tyn'v'. R f- s 1- 1' r 4' letlermzm. r 1 . ' guzutl, :li-xvltipt-fl gre-ally. iirxr yvnr lu play lntskctlmll. K' tJl'll'IkI IX Sl HIUCY Six lout J . uc-igllt lf! llm.. twin 3:-:iw rent:-r, za giuitl cle-- fvnwlxc- mzm :mal M-ciiiul liigli Na-m'er im thc Nquntl, tlXYl'Ql,l. Sllilll, l ivv It-4-I ll . xxt-ipllt l72 llrs,. lull ,nur ututrtl. vxcvll- 1-nt lx-:nltfr :mtl twill uwlfw' fire, rllX LIXNILXY Six feet l . weiglit In? llns.. tlxroc yvztr- tliru:u'tl. :mil lcmling sl--.ie-1' fur ilu' Mig Vixen l'fn1lcl's'11rv m l'1,l1w. .X gimll fulltmflxii mzm mill :t slr-:ullv twink sh-iv. l159 QASQEQALL The Byrd High School baseball team went through a very successful season as far as winning games was concerned. At the close of the regular season the Yellow Jackets had chalked up ten victories against five setbacks and were the possessors of the North Louisiana Baseball Championship Cup, by virtue of their victories at the Louisiana State Normal Rally. Bob Crow was the outstanding hurler on the squad. Harmon Kurtz, the only other pitcher from the 1935 squad, could be depended on to do a good job while on the mound. Caskey, and Youngblood, two new men out for Varsity positions, rounded out the pitching staff. James Hendricks, a husky, hard hitting newcomer, took up the back-stopping position and made a dependable catcher. The infield found Jere Uverdyke holding down first base in veteran style, Leon Candella at the keystone, Bobby Wyche playing snappy and almost errorless ball at short, and Ken- neth Losey on the bat corner. This line-up gave the Jackets a hard hitting, heads-up playing infield. ln the outfield, Griffin Carpenter was found ably covering left, being moved over to the centerfield position when Crow was doing mound duty. Guy Feducia and Wayne Morgan were in the starting line-up for the other two outfield posts. Charles Armistead was the utility player, playing consistent ball at any position. The Louisiana State Normal Rally held at Natchitoches found the Yellow Jackets at their best, thereby earning another trophy for our trophy case and also wearing the title of North Louisiana High School Baseball Champions for 1936. l160l Lgjnafzigofi Eugene Sentell. Dal- ton Woods, and Dick Whatley. John Brauuht, B 0 lu Creamer, E 1' s kin e Best, and R a l p h Sturges. Jack St. Clair and Ralph Sturges. Sergeant King. Jack St. Clair, Jere Cage, and David El- lis. Bob Creamer Officers. .lere Cage. Bob Creamer and Jere Cage. 1 Bobby Hunt, Martha Jane Roquemore, and William Baker. Officers. 4'Biddie'7 Boddie and Ralph Sturges. Our band. Pay-dirt. '4Toby Trowbridge Johnnie Mae Moore Jim Bostick. Maggie Belle Atkins Paula Howard. Biddie,' Boddie. Herbert Townsend. Francille Anderson Pucker L a r s e Il Rooster', Hancock and Paul Hudson. Mr. Koffman. nBiddie Boddie. Joe Elston. When Byrd Defeated Fair Park Jacqueline Murff and Mildred Baker. Harriet Lancaster and Frances McCoy. Miriam Moore and Betty Moffitt. A fight. Pals. Katherine Robinson and Mliedw Hunt. Grace Ingersoll a n d Mary ,lane Querhes. Mary Cole and Mar- jorie Caunt. Freshies. Some more freshies. Still some more. Byrd High School in the snow. Betty Goodwin and Al Cheatham. Joe Walker lll's limousine. A tree. uPat Fitzgerald and Martha Sheppard. South side. Elizabeth Welsh and Jean Hardin Later. Pearl Bickham. 'GBolJo'i Dwire Mllicldiew Boddie. Mary Cole, Vivian Murdock, uliiddiew Boddie. and B 6 tt y Goodwin. Katliffriue M1-Daniels. Wurl1orseii Shrop- shire. Tommie DeCl1e1'cP. Mary Murff and Clmi Braucht. Margie Giles. Patty Bartmess and Mary Cole. Allll .Iolmslon and jane Phillips. Miriam Moore. Betty Stagg. and L i n d 3 Wlilliamson. Jo Beth Nelson. Azelie Durst. Katherine Goodwin. Belly Moffitr. The VVeStiPs. Lunch-shift. Virginia Judy, Mar- garet Mae Saunders, Ann Thihodeaux, and Marjorie ,lane Hill. ,...f0 ' ii . E 1. 2 'J 0. 11. J. 6. 7. O 0 9. 10. 11 12. 13 14. 15 16. 17. 18. Freshies. Suzanne Littlejohn and Harry Askew. A group. A deep. dark secret. Betty Goodwin and Milton Snell. L',lalJlJo Stell Lucille Bogan. Way down South. 4'Pop Sage and Nell Girton. Marjorie Sparks and Carroll King. Kookum Johnson and Dorothy Yauger. Rolla Montgoniery. Belly Moffitt and Ralph Davidson. UDimples Girton. Florence Hendricks and Toni Hale. Harry Morris and Ramona Spurlock. Joe Walkel' 111. Shadows. In Memory of WILLIAM HARRY JOHNSON, JR. The Class of 1936 mourns the loss of one of its most beloved members, William Harry Johnson, Jr. He exemplified the highest traits of character and manhood in his home as a loving son, with his friends as a boon companion, and in his school as an honor student. Thrgugh his friendliness Harry endeared himself to his teachers and class- mates and left in their hearts a memory that in- spires to beautiful thoughts and deeds. 6440.5 'zfizamsfzfi All Seniors, Individual Pictures of Underelassmen, Clubs, Athletics Section and Interior Scenes Gusher ' ilhurneis Studio Two Studios for convenience Mezzanine floor Giddens Home Bldg. Phone 6678-8 1403 Fairfield. Phone 9949-8 O Shreveport, La. DODD COLLEGE A Private Junior College for Girls SHREvEPoRT, LOUISIANA , 'Dodd College is a distinctive school for girls. It is accredited, progressive, and nlodern. Its faculty is highly trained, sympathetic, and conversant with the problems of girls. 'The Associate in Arts diploma is conferred in the liberal arts, the fine arts, Z and several semi-professional curricula, including commercial art, laboratory technique, and secretarial science. 'The lovely campus, the beautiful fireproof buildings, the mild climate, the genial cultural atmosphere of the deep South, the horseback riding and recrea- a tional sports: all promote the comfort, health, and happiness of the girls en- trusted to Dodd College. ......g.... g... Congratulations B Y R D H l G H ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR COMPLETED .lust as you strive to build the careers of your students, we strive to build the minds and bodies with the most nearly perfect foods-. PASTEURIZED MILK and ICE CREAM. May you have many more healthful years. 1 9 6 5 Phones 7167-7168 SHREVEPORT, LA. -o--0--0-fo-on - --o-- ..g...........,..g.....g..g ..g.....g-u..g..i ..,....................g........g..g...........,.....g.....gag..9..g xi , ,Fx GRADUATES Take Advantage of Uur SUMMER Maid' SCHOOL Select Schools Complete Business and Levy Bldg. Secretarial Training DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Enroll at any time The School of Individual Teaching W. K. Norton, B. S. L. W. Norton, B. S. Write or call for information Fourth Floor Levy Building Shreveport, La. Phone 2-4363 ....g..g..g..g..g.....9.4..g.4..g..g...........g..o..q.. g.....g..g........g..g.....g.....,.. Compliments of McMahon Typewriters 81 Supply Company 226 Milam Shreveport g..g..g..g..g..g..g.................g..q..g..g.. .......,.. ......g........... ....g...........,....,,....4..............g..g..g.....q..............,.....1-.....g..g........ Ten Minute Shoe Repairing, Inc. Cleaning and Pressing Max Goldberg Business Phone 3585 . .g..Q...,.g.4.....g..q..g..g..g..g.....g.....g..g..g ....... ...........g.....g..g..g..g 6 Sportsman's Headquarters Conrad Haase Spalding Athletic Goods 626 Milam Telephone 2-7523 . s .g. ..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. USE .ex IT COSTS LE SS ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS CO. a ...,..,....,,........,. ,..,...,....,..,... Compliments of Liddell Candy CO. ........ .... ........ ..g..g.....g........g..g.....g.....,..g..g g.. Shreveport's Greatest Clothiers for Men and Boys G6 9 Visit Our Gift Counter for Men M. LEUY CO.. .....g..g.q..g........g........g..g..g.....g.....g..g ......g..p.. 0-0--v BIG CHAIN STORES THE GROCERY FOLKS of Shreveport FIVE HOME OWNED FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES Cara Nome Toiletries Whitman Candies Everything Electrical Waterman Pens Eastman Kodaks Watches and Clocks Men's Shaving Needs Liggetfs Drug Co. .......g..,. 5 U. S. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .....g..g..g..g.. Compliments of C 81 C Drilling Company, Inc. 310 Esperson Building Houston, Texas. Keenan Furniture Co. 720 Milam St. Phone 2-4815 . ........ .....,.....g..g,.'..g...ug Compliments of 402 Milam St. .....g..g. . g..g..g.....g..g.. .....g... g..g. ..g..g..q. Compliments of Booth's A ........g. ..p..g..g..g.... ...... .. Meyer Jewelry Co.,.lnc. 1 ? 2 O Q 9 3 2 A Q fu pug.. ......g.....g..q... 9 9 0-J. A ......g.. ..g........g. OLIVER H. Van Horn Spring and Fannin Sts. Phone 2-2173 Co., Inc. x A The J. B. Beaird Corporation SI-IREVEPORT, LA. Fabricators-Machinists-Founders Compliments Howard Crumley Xl Co., Inc. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER ' 311 Edwards Street 2 ......,..................................... ,..........................,..,.... Structural Steel-.General Machine Works Mrs. Meckie Wellman LN. E. Bankson 9 Tank Car Repairingllron and Steel Castings Bankson Q Manufacturers of Oil Field Specialties 81 Tanks. WELLMAN'S FUNERAL HOME I ' and ' AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 7181 ........................................................,..... 9 , g.................g..g.................g..png..g........,...........g.....g.. 6 Biggest Little Store, Inc. 6 627 1,2 Milam SHREVEPORT, Lf.. Fine Suits Made to Order at Reasonable Prices. Alterations, Repairs and Furnishings. I ff V A - X P l H.:,G:.rk1glem iv , M I Business G Majestic Building Phone 4644 f SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 2 Backed by a successful record of thirty-six years in Shreveport. Thorough Z and dependable. Accredited by the National Association of ' Accredited Commercial Schools. Thousands of successful ffraduates. Has confidence of business and rofessional men. I U P 4 Cro. A. MEADOWS B. Accts,, PTeS. ....g..g..g..g..g..g....... Standard courses of study. Teachers of experience and abil- ity. Conducted on sound business principles. Graduates assisted in securing desirable positions. It pays to capitalize on the reputation, training, and in- fluence of an old, well-established, favorably known in- stitution. S Students may enter at any time. Close personal atten- tion. Come to see us, Phone 4644, or address P. O. Box 302, for full information. Q 9 Q .............,.........-...................,......... ...........,........... .................,..... ..........,..,z To the Graduates . atula- Hearne's offers congr T nd years to come, serve you 5 Q 9 of this year a that this store may tions and expresses the hope ' st. in the future as ln the pa QS llvo 5 C I, 6 Q IS NOT RUNNING- ' ff' e THE ELEVATOR TO SUCCESS EPoY- -TAKE THE STAIRS T0 THE COLOSSUS INDUSTRIES, INC. 205 Crockett Street Shreveport, Louisiana Cost Where You Get So Much More At No Extra Manufacturers and Distributors of FACTORY AND REFINERY SUPPLIES 5 6 CIN, MILL, i 6 9 a E 5 0 Q7 g 0? D Wy K ga, V 'Q ,gy 8 ..g..g.....g,.g..gn...g..g..g..g..g..q..g.....g..q.. g..g..g..g..q..g..g ...g.....g. .g..g..g..g..g..g...........,..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..q..q..g.....g..g..g.,g..g........g... Hodges Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning Quality Brings 'Em Back BRANCH LOCATIONS 1202 Pierre Ave. C'reswell at Olive Garden at Allen Busby at Vine Texas at Christian 322 Crocket St. 3012 Highland Ave. Main Plant 1415 Fairfield Ave. Mansfield and Greenwood roads Compliments I1 EM ENWINI, Leading Home F urnishersv Q... ..g..g.....g.....q..g..q..g..g..g..g..g...........g........g pug... .....g..q..g..g..g..g....... Compliments of Pugh, Grimmet Sr Boatner Attorneys-at Law g..g........g..g..g.... .5 ..g............... . . Majestic Drug Store 601 Milam St. Where Friends Meet gilt Pays to Playw Two Stores to Serve You Better Reach Wrigh't and Ditson and Goldsmith Goods for Schools and Teams Evans Sporting 420 Milam St. 302-04 Texas St. Shreveport, La. ..g.....g..g..............g..g..g..g..g..g.....g...........g..g..q.....g..,..g..... Buekelew Hardware Co. Tools, Builders' Hardware, Fishing Tackle If lt's Hardware-.We Have it! Texas and Spring Streets Phone 6291 Complete Stock of HOUSE FURNISHINGS, HOTEL AND DAIRY SUPPLIES. g-Q-0--m.g........g...........g..o.-a.-o--m-0--0--o--0--o--o--c--0--Q-Q-fo--0--u--o--o -0--0 ..g..g....................g.....g..g..g....................g..g.....g..g ........g......... ? a Z Send Us Your Laundry and 5 Dry Cleaning Lyles Laundry Phone 5179 1921 Market St. Q ........ ............,,...........,...........,.....,.... 6,..,..,........,..,... .... Johnson Furniture Company ? Best Wishes Triangle Drilling Co., Inc. 1419 Slattery Building E Shreveport, La. 6.......g.....g...........g..g........g..g.................g..g..g.....g..g..g ...g..g..g. Congratulations from a i Saenger-Ehrlich Theatres Strand Majestic Capitol Saenger Your downtown thealires offer you the best at the earliest opportunity Saenger-Ehrlich Enterprises, Inc. Compliments of Leon Johnson ng., ....g. Central Lumber Co., Inc. L'Good Wood Goods Phone 6251 1527 Southern e i R.......g............................................. .....,........................... .. ..g.....9..g..g..............g..g.....Q.....g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.....,..g.... Doris Beauty Shop Permanems A Specialty Phone 2-2297 u gn.. .., ..gn...g.....g..g..g.....g.....g..g..1. Compliments of George A. Haddad ,........ ....,..,..,.....,..,..,........,........,..,........,.. a You're always welcome ILE 5 W3lgfCCH,S ...................................,...........,..,............................ E Q 6 i Is your hair becoming to you? 5 5 If not, he coming to us. Not Mrs. Harley's Beauty Salon g 1 444 Olive Phone 5619 Compliments 2 to a good book from the 1936 spring term Bookkeeping classes Room 113 Byrd High School 5 Halens 5 Candy Made For Better Every Hour Candies 5 Texas at Edwards 5 o-4--o--a--Q--s--o--o-o --pus.-...Q-w..a..n..,... .. .o..o..p-Q.-o....... ... ..g.. J. A. Styron Engraving Co. 607 Milam St. Authority on High School Jewelry, Engraved Commencement Invitations and Cards nly the Most Convenient Service hut Equally Reliable. . ...g..q..g.....9...,.g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.-ang-4..g..g.. ....... ..g.....g..g All Outside Fireproof Rooms Mrs. E. H. Buckhalt, Mgr. Hotel Buckhalt Shreveport, Louisiana Compliments of Pat and Kat .g..g.. ....g..g..g.....g... .g..g 4.....g.....g..g..g..g.-...g..g..g..Q.4..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ...,..g........g.. ..,..q........ We Wreck ,Em De Generes Bros. 1219 Jordan Sl. Compliments of Elston, Prince 81 lVlcDade Wholesale Grocers Your,s for Happy Motoring Ask Anyone We Serve . 610-612 Market Street Shreveport, Louisiana Office Supplies . . Printing . . Office Fumiturel ' ,..g.....q..gY.q,.....g.....g..g ..,......Q..5.....g..g..g.....g..g.....g.....g...ug 1 It's Thrifty to Trade 5 at yOlLT ll-elll'9Sf PIGGLY WIGGLY 1' 9 Q B.. g..n..g..g.J .., ,,........... ................................................ .-.E . . , I 2 Compliments of Flournoy 81 Harris, Inc. Standard Pipe Line Co., Inc. Jewelers 2 519 Marshall street , Shreveport, La. ........... ............. .......,. .,.. ..,..... .............................................,.. ...........i ..g........,....................g..g--Q.-9.-q-....g..g................ .....,..,......... ........q.................,..,........ .....g-- -s--0--gf I l Y 5 Centenary College of Louisiana ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN YEARS OF INSPIRING LEADERSHIP Fine Old Traditions, Southern Atmosphere, Christian Ideals A Standard Senior College offering the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of 3 Science Degrees, with a School of Music granting the Bachelor of Music Degree. 2 Offering also 'Pre-Law, Pre-Medical, and Pre-Engineering Courses, Commerce, 5 Teacher-Training, Home Economics, and Industrial Science. Special courses 4 in Art, Dramatics, Piano, Pipe Organ, Public School Music, Voice, and other - allied departments. ! Attention Given to Each Student. Credits Accepted High Standards of Scholarship with Close Individual in Transfer by All Colleges and Universities. FOR FULL INFORMATION, WRITE TO THE PRESIDENT, CENTENARY COLLEGE, SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. g..g..g. .....g..g..g..g.. 5 5 0 g.....g..g..g..g..g... Q.. -q.....g..g..g....... 0--0.4. M. L. Bath Company, Limited We sold your Dad his Ford twenty-five years ago .... remember us when you buy your first V8. 308 Market Street ..a..g..g..,..a..u.. 0.4.-Q. Compliments of qaibfenmh-Sewu The Largest, Most Complete Department Store In the Land of Ark.-La.-Tex. .-Q.-Q.-0--a..g..g..g. .......g..g.....g..............g..g.. g.4..g.....g..q..g..g..g.... .g.....g..g.. .....,.......... .......,........g.. .g.....g..g..g..,..g.. Visit The New and Beautiful SKYLINE ROOM Atop the Roof of the Washington-Youree Luncheon and Dinner Served Daily also Supper and Dancing 9P.M.tolA.M. Every Night fExcept Sundayl at the Night Club on the Roof Music By M. C. A.'s Finest Bands. ...ug..g.....g........q.....g..,........g.. Compliments of Chain Battery 81 Automotive Supply Co. Brook Mays Xi Company Chickering. Knabe and Mason Sz Hamlin Pianos 705 Milam St. .,,p, D VA 19,3 p2'- V .gr .., g :':2' he t t y l .,V'. 0 lj' ,,,, If A,:I lq n miie as MORRIS-DICKSON One is Near You M. Sl D. Drugs, lne. Texas at Marshall St. Phone 2-2176 Shreveport Drug Co. 301 Texas Street Phone 6154 Glenwood Drug Co. 3307 Line Ave. Phone 8-2047 Creswell Street Pharmacy 1917 Creswell St. Phone 8-2850 Whitley-Lewis Drug Co. 3110 Missouri Avenue Phone 5174 Barksdale Drug, Inc. 501 Barksdale Boulevard Phone 3171 Benfro Drugs Phone 3259 -0--I--O--0--0--0-wI-0'-0--0-4--0-a--o-on no--m-9-9.4-.0--0--m-0--Q-o--0.-Q......ua ,g..,..,..,....., .,..5-.5.4..g.....4.................,..Q-4..g........ ......g..g.....q..... ...............................g................................g.....g Hereis A Personal Servant . . for You!! Q r X it til sl' Reddy Kilowatt Your electrical 'servant He works for you in school, at home, and everywhere there is an electrical outlet. He cooks, preserves food, sweeps floors, does the washing and ironing, plays your radio, and gives you light. He works 24 hours a day and never gets tired. His wages are a few pennies a day. USE REDDY MORE. Southwestern Gas 8: Electric Co. ..g.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........5.....g..g..gag........g.....q.....g.. .........,........r-...g.....g. ...g..g........g.....g..g .gn Dreyfuss 81 Blumberg Insurance 222 Milam Street, Shreveport, La. ..g..g..g..Q.....g..q..............Q..q..g.....g..g..g........g.....g........g. gn... ...ng , . g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.. Compliments Louisiana Paper Co. Home of Hy-Grade e .a..n..a.-Q.....g..............,.....,... ......... -e--Q. a..o..g........,......... 212-214 Milam St. Phone 5241 Shreveport, louisiana Querbes 81 Bourquin Inswrance Service pq. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .g..g..g..g.. ....g..p..g.. gn... ...........g........g,...........'..... Compliments of Glenwood Theater Compliments Elliott Electric Supply Co. Wholesale Electric Supplies Texas St. Phone ,..o..A..Q..g..g..g..g..g........,..g..g..,.....9..9..g..............g.....q..gag... Compliments Of 7k 5 , J0uufuH sus-zz M:NEIL STREET SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of Le Chat Noir Cafe ......,.............................................. .........................,.... .........................,......... Beauty Service of Distinction Anita's Beauty Shop 500-502 Hutchinson Bldg. Phone 2-1620 3 Words AN DRESS FORD Shreveport ......n..n..q... ....g... .n..o..g-.g.....q..4.....g..g.....g..g..g. g..g...g........g 6184 611 Milam St. Phone 2-7564 Standard Printing Co. 6 .....,. 6 9 North Louisiana Sanitarium Shreveport's Up-To-Date Hospital Z 9 5 5 : ,, Popular since 1907 as the place LLWhere Homelike Surroundings abound. Fire-Proof. Congratulations Graduates Q 5 e are proud of our Quality Work Q and Service Q ? 1130 Louisiana Avenue Z 5 I j a ,,.,..,,.,.,,..,........,..,..,. ........,..,,..... ..,....,..,.................g n..........,..,..,.,......,.....,..,..,........,..,.,....... .....,..,....,...,........ s Compliments of ? SCHUSTER'S . Wholesale Produce Co., Inc. Compllments 5 Sparco Gasoline Co., Inc. 5 'mu' PM MW Compliments of A 2 Rayes' Ready-to-Wear Compliments of 4 Compliments of i Schwartz Optical Co. J C O .................................,...............................,. 409-11 Texas St. For young boys and girls from Best of Wishes to 7 to 75 Faculty and Student Body of Byrd Hi. Make Penneyls Your Headquarters Broadmoor Drug, Inc. for Values. Positively the Best 5 : 2 Q.. ..,..,.....,..,...........,.,.........,..,..............,........g...,.,..............P i,........,........,. ............,....,........ ..., 1 Compliments of Morris Buick Co., Inc. 5 301 Spring St. I 5 'i55y'i3iLLig' 2Q55,'5i HiQfQI i5iIZIi2 Ef2'63'l '5 1 Shreveport Motor Shop General Auto Repairing Paint and Body Work , 24 Hour Wrecker Service 5 ? l Cor. Cotton and Edward Z R. L. Saucler, Owner Shreveport, La.. Q ,.4..............g...........q........g..q...........g..g..g..p..g..... g.,g..g..g..g..g............. Compliments of Weisman Insurance Q a e ' -0--0--Q--o--o--o--r ............................... ' ?a-o..o..p-g--o--o+-s-- .....p.....q..,....... .,..g..................... o 6 . 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