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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1938 volume:

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Byrd High School nt Vie With the true affection and high esteem borne for this woman: with the memories of her wonderful accom- plishments treasured in our hearts: and with our minds full of countless thoughts. felt rather than said: we are moved to show a part of our everlast- ing memory for Miss Lucile Richardson in the dedication of the 1938 Gusher. This volume represents the re- sult of a combined effort to present in the most attractive manner possible a review of the various phases of high school activities that will en- able us to treasure the aca- demic year of Nineteen Thirty- Eight as a never-to-be-forgotten joy. lts purpose is to recall the happy hours spent in the class- rooms and on the campus . . . to bring back familiar faces of classmates and teachers . . . and to record for our fireside age printed and pictorial sub- stantiation of the hazy dreams of our almost forgotten high school days. ,J ui K ,-, .. HUMIHISIHHIIUII .- fb 5 x rf 0 Sa , . xv! w .r QL. ,L ,, , xi ,.f.,. w X. -QI iv ., sl xx 'A W J 'K X ,fp , N V. W i 'E .. -J xr.-,w,af1.m:, .,f.Q ,gm . mmaxaiiuim L THE SCI-ICDCDL BCD!-XRD E. WELDON IONES Parish Superintendent Seated, left to right: R. V. Glosssll, Sirliiey I. Phillips, lr., M. C. Enqley, M. K. Smith, Presiflentg G. T. Gibbs, Mrs. F. 1. Melotcm. Stmiftinq, lett tu riqlit: J. M, Miller, Sr., l.. C. llutclifnson, Dr, L. T. Pirkle, C. ll. Mi Eoichern, Wilbur Yeorwoort, Dr. M. M. Col lins, l, H. Howland, 1. S. Reily, Vice Presi dent, and Dr. Frank Wulke. l. H. l'iillilove does not appear in the picrttire, 'kv' MR. KCDFFMANB MESSAGE . To the Editor and Staff, Who have made this book a reality, I extend my heartiest congratulations. l realize that their Whole object has been to crystalize memories ot high school days, to portray the ideals and ambitions toward which this school strives, and to establish those ties ot bondaae between students and their school, which years cannot ettace nor distance dim. Congratulations also to this areat class ot '38, and may the ideals and ambitions of high school days be realized in a happy, useful life. l trust that you Will treasure this, your yearbook because enclosed herein is the record of your accomplish- ments and pleasures at Byrd l-liah School. GROVER C. KOFFMAN Principal oi Byrd High School Mr. Evans' Word to the Year Book May your training and education in Byrd High School be of service to you throughout life, ever guiding and inspiring you to the highest achievements of full and complete living. May the mastery of fundamentals, the acquisition of facts and information, and the development of desirable skills be only the beginning of your education leading to beneficial habits, lofty appreciations, Worthy ideals, and noble attitudes of kindness, generosity, broad-mindedness, cooperativeness, self-control, industry, courage, and initiative as will bring success and happiness to you and to those about you. 'W :Af . '- ' E- A 2.21 .-R ,:.f2t Efp't QW ff Faculty MRS. MARY K. AGURS Latin Miss ZELDA ALLEN Mathematics 'Miss RUTH BATCHELOR Home Economics MRS. MARGUERITE BLANE English MR. FRANK BOYD-STON Commercial Miss IENNIE P. BROWN English , 1 MR. I. D. Cox Mathematics ww Faculty Miss LURLINE ALISON History MRS. ZULA BANNERMAN Mathematics . MR. MITCHELL BENNETT Commercial Law and Io umcziism Miss ELEANOR BLATTERMAN Home Economics Miss ELIZABETH BROWN Mathematics MRS. I. D. Cox Civics Miss INEZ CRAWFORD History '5Vi!l3i'??DQ' i 'Q 'T F cr c u 1 t y MISS MARY CROWDER History MR. W. E. DEHNER Science MISS HETTIE ECKER Latin MR. I. E. ELLIOTT Science MISS MARY GANNON English MISS GERTRUDE I-IARKRIDER Enqlish MISS LEE DRUNA HIATT Mathematics 'vi F a C u 1 t y MRS. BETTIE DAVIS English MR. LEE M. DORSON Commercial MISS IEAN EDDY History MISS MERTIS FOSTER English MISS IO GREEN English MR. IAMES HARWELL Mathematics MRS. IOHN BOYD MOGRAW English Faculty MR. JIM HoDG1Ns Physical Training MR. A. E. KIRBY Science Miss STELLA LEOPOLD Home Economics MISS RUTH LOWERY English Miss LILA MCLURE Economics Miss MARGARET MOOD Spanish Miss 1SABEL PALMER Pottery F a c u 1 t y MR. W. D. IOHNSON Science Miss MARIE T. LEBLANC French Miss HESTER D. LOONEY Mathematics MR. I. W. MCALONE Commercial Miss MARGARET MACLIN Physical Training I Miss SARAH B. MULLINAUX Spanish Mlss EVELYN PELLERIN Spanish 1 ni. v- - f ' f'vgI2W f? uf I -m-- s'n..- , Faculty Miss BERNICE PHIPPs History MIss LUCY MELL PLATT Physical Training Miss PEARL PRYOR English Miss REPPY RHODES Mathematics Miss IRMA ROBINSON Latin Miss EUC-ENIA SIMMONS Mathematics ME. L. B. SMITH Science 4 ,, ' f..,.A,l,g' ., 5 .,,x aa J U Faculty Mlss WINIFRED PIRKLE H istoty MISS LILLIAN POLK History Miss MARGARET PURVIS Home Economics Miss MERCEDES RICHARDS French and Spanish MR. C. G. SCHULTIS Manual Training Miss CELIA SMILEY English MR. R. A. SMITH Science gt' ' P ' WW diy ' F a c u 1 t y MISS IOHN M. STEELE Mathematics MISS ALICE LEE SWAIN English MISS Io BEAM WARREN English MRS. .ANNA YEARWOOD Spanish MISS VERA MAE COWEN Librarian MRS. PEARL BICKI-IAM Cafeteria Faculty A Mrss NELLIE VERNICE STROTI-IER History and Civics MRS. IOHN THORP Science MR. I. R. WEIss Manual Training MISS CHARLOTTE LEWIS English Mrss MILDRED MOBLEY Librarian MRS. H. L. HILLIARD Cafeteria Assislanl Teachers Whose Pictures Do Not Appear: MRS. EUNICE ALSTON MRS. ARTHUR BROWN MR. DWIGHT G. DAVIS Mrss MARGARET GILCREASE MRs. MAY PRYOR MCCUTCHEN MRs. M. E. HURLBUT Mrss ANNIE GARNER NEALE MRS. EssIE G. ILER MRS. DANNA WILLIS . MRS. HESTER NASH xi ' A MQ' THE MHSSES . 5 , ' 1 .f-w 404 N, .Q lb, 5 ,.u . 55? if Q V1. . ,ga fi 3 .,,,, mi J' ,A-J .1 Vx-, rl, 'S I I 5 I ,a. , -F L :,. . ' t rw? .A 'NW '- - 4 .S L Y' ' J 'V is lj . Gm 4- ' EW l r WTAE? 7'?!3 ' 1 ?E ' -ii. 'R , . .. -sw ,I .I E- st .- f .., . ' I A1 Q - - 1' ' A 2 f 1 ,, -rr , ' ,QA .f . 'il' A - I ,W , n Q ' I '2 :I H I ' C 1 O i I ' 5 Senior ass ICSTS . N :fi I I? 7 ? lg President . . . . CALHOUN ALLEN S Vice-President . . HARRIET LANCASTER .. 'L5 ft N Secretary . . . CHARLES KNIGHT it 2 ggi W J' g Treasurer . GILBERT I-IETHERWICK If I 5 , MOTTO: I Build for character and not for fame. COLORS: - H Green and white. -1' FLOWER: ' ff Charles Russell Rose. gi , E RING COMMITTEE .....,.,.,..,. GEORGE cum, chairman Betty Sue Snyder, Robert Iohnson. mfg FLOWER COMMITTEE ........ SI-IEILA CALDWELL, Chairman Glenn Welsh, Dorothy Durr. I I INVITATION COMMITTEE ........... BILL BARTON, Chairman Robert Fox, Iulia Katherine Caylor. 'Wok .. 1? .P COLOR COMMITTEE .. FRANCES MAI WILKINSON, Chairman N Iames Harris, Iane Morgan. 5, , mf , .-1 ii, MoITo COMMITTEE I.......t HENR1 wommz, chairmen L Marjorie Dean Stagg, Marjorie Boyett. ' SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE ......... FRED SAVAGE, Chairman , Iacqueline Fessler, Herbert Alexander, Alma Lynn Ras- mussen, William Frost, Jack Bland, Jerry Matthews, Marguerite Bentley. QQ Q 3 I fr ' 2, ' 4 H 'V I 'iw ii 59' ALBRIGHT, GERALDINE Ot manners gentle, oi affections mild, A loving girl with a sunny smile. ALEXANDER, HERBERT It's the mind that makes the name, Maybe someday l'll win tame. wrt ALLEN, CALHOUN Our president is really worth while, He does his duty with a winning smile. ALLEN, HALLYE VERNE Vickie, is one swell gal Who is really a pal. ALSTON, KATHRYN ' A sweeter girl than she, Folks would never be. ANDERS, MARGARET A mixture ot happiness and friendliness, Will drive away blues and loneliness. ANGLE, PERRY 'X Whether at study, or at play He is happy' Gnd bright every day. ANTHONY, IULIA Good to look at, better to know ' All her friends say it is so. G R A D U A T E S Class of Nineteen ATLAS, lUDITH Ever ready, ever gay, To help her iriends in every way. AUCOIN, THELMA Everyone knows she's dependable, Everything about her is commendable. AUXTER, ERWIN A good disposition is like a sunny day, Keeps worry and clouds away. BA1Ns, CALVIN Mind and morals in nature's plan, Are the genuine tests ot a gentleman. BAKER, MARY Wavy hair and eyes so bright, A disposition that's always right. BAKER, MILDRED She is a pretty little blonde, Ot whom everyone is fond. In 94' 'QV BALDWIN, WILLIAM GANTZ His lame is great, his wit renowned You'll find it iun to have him around BARRETTT, ELIZABETH Her pretty eyes and smile, Make her friendship worthwhile. 13 T sr T W S X X X BARTON, BILL A XX if A strong mind, a stout heart, . K le A boy who will always do his part. B K x BASI-IAM, BILLY Hes bright, he's cheery, This boy is never weary. BAXTER, IACK A more pleasant boy than he, We may never, never, see. BAXTER, MAURICE ln liie's game, He has a high aim. BEENE, DUDLEY Once in this school l did dwell, A But now thank heaven, farewell. , BELCHER, JEAN Sweet as dew, sweet as honey, Always bright and always sunny. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S BELL, ROY ' With a smile you can't forget, 1 He has won all he's met. 1 ' BEMIss, MARY LEWIS 5 A Some talk some, some talk never, But she like a brook, goes on tore 9- . 4- .3 A ' ' tl :. I V f .. . , VG! . Egg? Ai, was , A , 2 , 5 , , I BENOIT, HARVEY Lite will go on with me And it together we will see. BENTLEY, MARGUERITE A jolly good sport The best oi any sort. BEST, KATHERINE A pretty Senior quite petite, Hair in place, clothes quite neat. BIRD, LEO Disarms mislortune with a grin, A star at football when its time to win. 3 1 f , ,, ti. ' 453152 tw? BLACKWELL, KATHERINE Refreshing, charming, and good, A perfect type of womanhood. BLAKE, MASON No, no, a thousand times no, To school any longer, I shall not go. BLAND, IACK He is always giving the girls a treat, With his hair so sleek, and clothes so neat. BLAXTON, G. L. He has proved that he is deserving, From his tasks never unswerving. BLUMBERG, FLORA MAE She is happy, and she is bright, To succeed, she trys with all her might. if BLUME, MARY With her smile so full of cheer, Shes a pleasure to have near. BOATNER, FRANCES -..-Q Frances with her big brown eyes, Produces many masculine sighs. BODDIE, MABLE As our business manager, you'll agree, She's the best that will ever be. G R A D U A TVE S Class of Nineteen ' BoLrNGER, MARTEAL Always knows when to smile, Many a boy she will beguile. BORDEN, S1 If his charm and wit, are no avail, l-le'll never quit and never fail. t BOWERS, MIRIAM She has a pretty face, and a Winsome smile, She is haPPY and friendly all the while. BOUDREAUX, JAMES lt is impossible to corner a square man, lust try it and see if you can. BOYETT, MARIORIE Quiet, modest, and perfectly true, She's all ol this and more too. BRAMELETT, WALTERINE With her disposition so sunny, She's sweeter than honey. axs:e1wsnmsmm mwammam-seam 'E' me - S' lx g JAH- ,M Q m-q 'A .1 -...J . BRANUM, STAOY To him lifes just a bunch ot lun, Cause when it's over what have you won? BRIETHAUPT, VIRGINIA Such a good sport in every way, Happy and cheertul all the day. BROOKS, BETTY IEAN Let your conscience be your guide, YOu'll never have a thing to hide. BROWN, BARTOW Dapper and neat, we must avow, Cleverly putting it Over, and how. BROWNE, IEANNE She deserves the many friends she has made For she is always ready and willing to aid. BROWN, RICHARD Watch our Drurn Major as he goes by, He always has a twinkle in his eye. BROWNE, EUC-ENIA Her still tongue bears a witness that, She possesses wisdom and great tact. BURGEss, KENNETH Happy am l, from care l'm tree, Always ready tor tun, you see. Hundred Thirty-Eight G B A D U A T E S BURNETTE, ANN She is as smart as she can be, With plenty Ot personality. BUSBY, EMMA In every way she's all right, Emma's a girl we all like. BUSWELL, DONALD Donald has a lot of wit, With girls he-'s always a hit. BUTLER, HARRIS There's simply nothing Harris can't do, Cause he's brainy, peppy, and practical too. BUTLER, LEWELL To great heights he'll aspire, He-'s a studious chap We all admire. CALDWELL, SHELIA As long as she may live, She'll be happy and will iorgive. CAMPBELL, ELEANOH In life's game she has a high aim, But nevertheless she'll always be the same. CAMPBELL, KAY Kay believes in playing fair, And never fails to take a dare. CANO, FRANKIE Always loyal to the end, A friend when you need a friend. CANON, CAROLYN Smart, witty and true, Never sad, never blue. CARAWAY, BILL A more pleasant boy than he, We may never, never see. CARAWAY, ED A youth light-hearted and content, For work he was never meant. CARAWAY, HUGH ln this school I did dwell, But now thank heaven farewell. CARMICHAEL, PAULINE lust a wondering all day long, What to do when school days are gone. G R A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen CARRUTH, I. G. He'll find a way or make One, Thal's the way his battles are won. CASKEY, IOHN Always happy, always true, Never sad, never blue. , , F A is Q .1 his R XM CASSIBEAU, EDITH ' All your troubles she can mend, For she's a true and loving friend. CAUDLE, DOROTHY 1li Q' 'qw Many friends she has won, For slie's always full Of fun. CAVINESS, ROY He was a wonder and a dream, Playing On our football team. ' A CAYLOR, lUL1A KATHERINE ' She smiles at everyone she meets, And her smiles are hard to beat. M i lt? Z my Q' i i 5 CHADOCK, CHARLOTTE With a laugh, The day she'll pass. CHAPMAN, HARRY His manners are so very grand, That we all know he's a gentleman. CHATWIN, KATHERINE Her disposition we know is sweet, She is very little and very neat. CLARK, KATHERINE She is so happy and tilled with delight All around her, is cheerful and bright, CLARK, WILLIAM His efforts fruit will bear, And his life will be free of care. CLARKE, MACK His personality and charm, Your heart doth ever warm. CLIFFORD, AVA Ava is very smart and gay, Let's take her policy, what do you say? COBB, BEN He's ready lo help whenever he can He shows the traits Of a gentleman. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S COBB, ELIZABETH Cheerful, lovely, and gay, There's nothing more we can say. COBB, LOUIE Once your friend always sO, Ask a favor he wOn't say no. COPP, W. D. lt is no matter what you do, lf your heart is always true. COTTON, IACK Makes you want to stay a while, When he shows his sunny smile COURTNEY, ROBERT He has brown hair and a likeable smile, YOu'll find his friendship worthwhile. COVINC-TON, ELIZABETH lf you like a girl sweet and dear, We feel sure you'll find her here. 'Uk If-od' X'Y f wwf! COX, BILLY Billy is a boy who is never turned down, He always greets you with a smile never a frown. CRAIN, GEORGE lt is not by size that you win or tail, But be the best Ot whatever you are. CRAWFORD, MARY One we like so very well, With virtues too long to tell. CREED, IOHNNY A friendly heart with room for many friends, And a personality that always wins. CROSS, DUDLEY Make merry though the day he gray, Forget the clouds, let's be gay. CROSSON, FRANCES Ot all the girls that 'ere was seen There is none so line as Frances. CROW, MARY Her loveliness, l never knew, Until she smiled at me. CURRIE, LEWIS This boy so full Of style, ls dancing all the while. G R A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen 'Q23' , r ii fi! CURRY, AL Yesterday-target it. Tomorrow-think not Ot it. Today-use it for a gOOcl time. DAVIGNON, PAUL lt it wasn't for lessons l would enjoy srhool, Without knowing a single rule. DAVIS, ELIZABETH SO dainty and petite, She smiles at everyone she meets. DAWKINS, CLYDE Prndent, quiet and ever right, Always smiling, always bright. DAY, CLARENCE A friend, a gentleman, What more can I say, about our friend Clarence Day? ' DEAN, IAMES I. ' True to his work, his work, his friends, He is one on whom you can depend. ! DEAToN, MARIE DENNIS, BENNIE DENNIS, IOSEPHINE DEW, MARGIE Though shy and retiring, DICKSON, CLAUDIA 'W DICKSON, MARILYN A Winning way, a winning snnle Dressed so neat and quite in style He never complains ol his worry or cares He's always happy and never despairs Charm-in her ready smile, Steady purpose in her character To others, quiet and inspiring. Modest and gentle, she will pass you b Always with a twinkle in her eye There is no late that can control The tirm resolve ot a determined soul DINKINS, IOSEPH DQGGETT, BYRON A boy that is smart, Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A Always trivolity, away lroni me A carefree lad l will not be. And cz man alter his own heart D U A T E S DoLL, MARY LUDEWEKA A Love me little, love me long, ls the burden ot my song. DONHAM, BEATTY He will fro Your iriend, Through thtrk Q... i through thin. DORCHESTER, FRANCES Very cute, and very sweet Such a dear, and very neat. DORTEZ, DOROTHY Smiling, PGPPY, and quite sweet, Dot's very hard to beat. DOTY, Bois He's as line as he cgn be, Never a better friend will you see. DOTY, MARY ANNE Studies Could never worry me, Theres too much else in this world to see. ,f-Q. QV .Lg fav .7 DOTY, PERRY Always laughing up his sleeve, joking and doing as he pleases, DOWNER, IEAN Full of wit and humor, Loved by all who know her. DUNWOODY, ANNE Sweet of face, fair of form, She is a gentle creature born. DURHAM, RUTH She has a sweet attractive sort of grace, And is fair of form and of face. DURR, DOROTHY A quiet, lovable sort of girl, VVe think of her as a pearl. DUYER, GLORIA The girl with the beautiful voice, ls really the girl of our choice. DWIRE, HELEN A smile for all, a frown for none, She's always peppy and full of fun. EDGAR, CURTIS A jolly good fellow my ambition to be, For then the world will flatter rne. ff ?f.Ei.7t'VS9E?', . .2 ,,,, Y . , ., ' ' I' 3, AA - 41 bligbf ,, , .x G A D U A T E S Class of Nineteen if -aka g-wi This- Q if , Y ,g..s . ,: ,, .. Swetjg, A tg ,lt . ,. Q e lim' nk Y 'E P Lgswguf ka., A Y. X Y. A 1 3 R , vw Hx 4 1 8 4 J A ,Y 'Wk EDMONDSON, EVELYN So precious, so sweet, so true, An inspiration for me and you. ELLIS, BILLY He knows what he's doing, And really keeps pursuing. ELLISON, HUGH Once a friend, always a friend, He'll be true to the end. EVANS, KATHLEEN With curly brown hair and rosy cheeks, She has a smile for all she meets. EYLERS, DOROTHY A lovable girl with artistioguife, To make folks happy is her delight. PANT, MARY IEAN She is gentle, she is shy, But there is mischief in her eye. FAVARON, MARGIE A splendid girl with a friendly grin, To tell her virtues we couldn't begin. FEATHERSTON, SAM A cute senior who is very neat, A pleasing personality and nice to meel 'C A FESSLER, IACQUELINE She's smart, she's sincere, She's worthy, she's a dear. FERGUSON, BYRLE A little nonsense now and then, ls relished by the best of men. FULLYON, THELMA She has power in strength and mind, We predict her success will be just line F INCHER, IOYCE Every time she appears, She always fills others with cheer. ' ' Gloom flees when Bob arrives, Nothing unpleasant ever survives. FITZHUGH MARY ZELL . Big blue eyes and smiling ways, Q She's gonna be happy all her days. ' f ' FISHER, BOB ws X Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S FLETCHER, BETTY Her lrowns are fairer far Than the smiles of other maidens are. FLOURNOY, CAMP Smile and the world smiles with you, l-le lives up to that slogan too. FORSHEE, JACK We must say, that it is he, YVhO lives up to the name of Forshee. FOX, ROBERT Something attempted, something done, A battle fought, a battle won. FRAz1ER, FREDA She has a smile, she has a face, That makes simplicity a grace. FROST WILLIAM M. lngziisitive in his learning: steadfast in his ni ' A' A ei! will, . 1 'f . T Always there and ready his duties to fulfill. - Y, 7' Max A 3, 'Q' ' .f f , I X ' .V 'S . gi- . . I VV X I g ,,,v , A A T A , . 'Vx . .,,. , ,. SH - - . fi? t'S-giggtf . Aa A lx I . 1 fl-1 ,Lv ,yi I GARRETT, ALMA JANE Sweet and demure, A friend that's sure. GARRETT, BROOX A friend, who is true, staunch and under- standing. Will someday have a happy landing. GARRETT, IACK That wavey hair and tactful way He is surely grand, so most girls say. GARRISON, DOROTHY Happy, quiet, gentle in her ways, She knows to be loyal always pays. GARRISON, LOIs Conservative in all her ways, She'll be remembered all our days. GEORGE, DOROTHY She is happy, she is bright, Tries to please with all her might. GIBBINS, KING So precious, so sweet, so true, An inspiration for me and you, GIBBINS, MARGARET A cheery word, a friendly call, A helpful hand, a smile for all. G R A D U A T E S Class Oi Nineteen g mIw m GIBBS, DICK Active enemies he has none, Many feminine hearts he has won. GIBSON, GORDON PEARCE Let old man trouble come my way, IVIH ready for him most any day. GILLESPIE, MARGARET She is a pretty, sweet brunette, Of whom no one can forget. GLASSELL, FRANCES Queen Of all queens the fairest yet This queen we can not forget. GOLD, EDITH We like her because shes frank, On her friendship you can bank. GOODWIN, BETTY Bright and cheerful as the sun, Betty is liked by everyone. 1 Hundred Thirty-Eight HAGIUS, LEON A ray of sunshine, a joy, A mighty fine fellow, this bay. HAMILTON, IEAN Full of youthful dreams, She's all the boys want it seems. HARDCASTLE, SANTFORD ln school or out, I-le-'s a jolly good fellow, no doubt. HARDY, ARNOLD Life is what you make it, And he makes it. HARDY, CARL E. A jolly good fellow is he And he will be as successful as can be. HARKINS, IOE ED With all the fun in store, foe Ed will show you more. If .. -2f,s4:f.R1':af1uw If ,T . I ,,, , GREEN, BETTY A pleasant girl is she, always has a smile, Here is a girl well worth your while. GREEN, PAIGE You can trust him to the end, For he will always be a friend. GREER, SUSAN A cute blonde is she, And as sweet as can be. GRIFFIN, LAWRENCE An ace of a lad, To boast his acquantance you'll always be glad. GRISWOLD, GENE One who can brighten the day, And a prince we all say. GRUNWOLD, BOB lf there's a taslc you want done, He's just the fellow to do it in fun. GUY, HERSCIIEL Looks and brains he has them here, He'll be a success we never fear. HAGEN, HERBERT B. Strange as it may seem, l'le's the idol of many girls' dreams. B A D U A T E S 1 ,. A A Q I 52, was HARPER, IRL Very smart is he, Always faithful he will be. HARRIS, IAMES S S l'le's all right in every way, K. . At his work and at play. 1 - I fl' HARRIS, MARJORIE B S I ' Shes not very tall, not very short, X - ielh K And don't let her kid you, she's plenty smart. Q. I ' HARRISON, MICKEY ' Mickey is always busy, Works so much she makes you dizzy. Looks and sweetness we have found, Up the ladder she is bound. HARVEY, VIRGINIA HATAWAY, FRANKIE I 5 She, who serves and speaks not, merits more Than he who clamors loudest at the door. HAWKINS, PEG She made a good commissioner of streets For she's always off to successful starts. HAYNES, MARTHA Sane and sober is this blue eyed beauty, Leave it to her and she will do her duty. G -ni and parks, R A D U A T E S Class of Nineteen HEAD, DOROTHY She is sweet as she is kind, This girl possesses a very brilliant mind. HEAD, GEORGE True to his word, his work, his friends, He's your friend til the end. HEATH, HELEN , A sweel pal and sport wherever she may be, One of the cutest girls you'll ever see. HEATH MAUREEN b She is pretty to walk with, r And pleasant and witty to talk with. HENRY, IAMES E. . I- V , , ' i ilL'll What does it matter what you do lf your heart is always true. t HEROLD, ARMIN His charming manners so well-bred, Will bring him a wife someday to Wed. is S K ,L lv fl: I . . ,,..,. ,gm ...,, , , 3 iw 7. . if .If . Q.. .M ' S eil 'rf k ' f S Lv- g ! 1 'UQ . SI, ,A ilupv. - S 8 .abuse 1 Q10 HEROLD, ARTHUR Sincere, studious, and fine, ln work he'll always shine. HEREIN, AUBRY E. Quiet of manner, gentle of speech, Nice to all he meets. HETHERWICK, GILBERT Books under arm often seen, Calm, confident, and serene. HEWETT, DOROTHY With a nature as bright as day, She changes our troubles from blue to gray HICKMAN, EDDIE You've got to be a football hero, To get along with the beautiful girls. HICKS, PELICE Vivacious, pretty, kindly, quite, Thinks of the boys from morn till night. HILE, DUDLEY Always ready with a friendly call, A helping hand and a smile for all. HILE, MARGARET A loving friends is hard to find, But Margaret-she's that kind. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S HILL, NELWYN Never will her days be lonely, For she will have friends only. HOLDER, L. C. With hair so brown and skin so tan, He is really a gentleman. HOLLINGSWORTH, WAYNE A nicer boy you'll never see, Would that more like him be. HOLLOWAY, MYRIAN We are glad to have this pretty talented lass As a member of our Senior Class. HONAKER, IOHN A grand fellow is lohn, And many a person he has won. HOOPER, BILL This dark and handsome boy, TO have around is a joy. 'GT ' - 'UH' , '71 - ii 4' I . .xx ,.,, ' -,f.g5a E - . HOOVER, ZOE MARIE She will smile her way through life, , Always avoiding trouble and strife. HOUSEMAN, GEORGE He's short and almost fat, Always ready for a chat. HOWE, ELSIE A quiet influence she exerts, And never a thing she'd say would hurt. HUCKABAY, ORA X With heavenly smile and twinkling eyes, g i , She'll give you a great surprise. K ie- -- . f HUNSICKER, ELIZABETH I 7 M With eyes and hair so brown, ,A She has never been known to wear a frown. K -f il , -, 5 . f- HUNTER, JACK O ' 'ig , A 'IOAJ 1 Ambition will carry far, He's got his wagon hitched to a star. HUTSON, BETTY She has found the art of being kind, , Her place in the world she'll soon find. 'V IEMISON, ROBERT 5 A good student makes a good man, He'll make the top if anyone can. G R A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen IETER, HORAOE And still tl'1e.wonder grew, That one small head could hold all he knew. IEWELL, D. HQ' Good work he does, A 'student fhe was. , V. . IOHNSON, ROBERT , ' Oh, why must life all labor be? , 1. When from worries l want to be free. IOHNSON, VIRGINIA , ,' Leave worries for those who want it, 'Pi For trouble l'm not fit. - '.- S vi , ,U-' 'f JOHNSON, WALTER t You never can tell what Walter might do, H He's always springing surprises on you. Cf. 35 ATONES, EVELYN I 'We like her spring-like vitality, a H' As well as her personality. hs. 1 . j 1 IORDAN, CLYDE His eyes are bright, his clothes are neat, He's always giving the girls a treat. KATZ, DORIS b j Her charms never conceal, A ll I As she passes the day with patience and ,pak L ...Q 0 1 zeal. t P I KAYSER, MARION ififl i -. A G A friend when you need a friend, , ' She's the kind we try to win. .- 5 Q 'CJ' KIRK, IANE Hundred Thirty-Eight H KII-INEMAN, MILTON A working lad with a determined goal, To every purpose does lie hold. KILGORE, IEAN A periect lady, nobly planned, To leave, to comfort, and command. KING, MARGARET Her beauty and her smile, Makes her friendship well worth while. KINSEY, NORMAN NO man was 'ere glorious, Who was not laborious. Delightful, refreshing and sweet, TO everyone she meets. GRADUATES KIRKLAND, GERALDINE Little girl with curly locks, ' Always smiling, never stops. Q' Q- KIRKPATRICK, SUE yt A g Sweet and smart is Size, z -.gif Shes a dear friend to me and you. Q . ,wax .1 Wu... W JQ . 1 5 ,?ff2,!.n ki. ' KISTENMACHER, IIMMY FRANCIS -- vu vii Always ready fOr fun as you see For l am happy and carefree. KITTLER, MAX A little work, a little play ls the way to be useful and gay. KIZER, FRANCES With her wisdom and understanding, The world will be hers for the commanding. KLECK, DEANNA This pretty-gay brunette, Has a way-you bet. V.'L It , I I lf' ' ' . S N' 125' 1237 F-.--,vw-r--1-W KNIGHT, CHARLES The man who wins is the man who works, Who neither labor nor trouble shirlcs. KOLB, FLORINE With cheery word and winsome smile, She's a girl Oi pep, and a iriend worthwhile, KRAMER, ETHEL A nicer more refined girl we never knew, She'll amount to much some day too. LABORDE, LLOYD He makes the world a iriendly place, By showing it a iriendly face. ww .3 LABORDE, lx-AAURICE Dark brown hair and sparkling eyes, A personality that breaks all ties. , LAMBERT, IEANETTE She's loving and true, And a good sport too. LANCASTER, HARRIET Sweetness, beauty, peace ot mind, These things are in her combined. LAWHON, KATHLEEN A jolly word, a pleasant smile, She has them ready all the while. G R A D U A T E S Class Oi Nineteen LAYNE, DOROTHY A vivid girl, tall and thin, Bubbles over with pep and vim. LAZARUS, ELAINE Loyal-hearted, strong Oi mind, A liner girl nowhere you'll lind. LEABO, PATRICIA ANN She is gentle, she is shy, But there is mischiei in her eye. LEVERETTE, ELAINE lt is no matter what you do, if your heart be only true. LEVY, BEN E Pump away and you'll succeed, f To meet every trial and every need. y I . LEVY, FANNY STl'lC'fl Clfld quiet GS G mouse, Always welcome in any house. ARI ,si A if 3 E 'X LEWIS, ALOHA Always tull ot lun, pep and care, Aloha's a darling and a dear. LINDSAY, IAMES An interesting person in Iarnes L,, His luture no one can tell. LINDSAY, KATHRYN A generous heart a gracious smile, Always makes her lite worthwhile. LOGAN, GEORGE In lite he'll get by, Riding on a cloud in the sky. LOGAN, TONY Tony is one of the best of pals, How about it all ot you gals. LONGINE, HENRIEVERETTE She is just ideally line, lust because she's on the job all the time LUMPKIN, MARGARET Full ot pep, tull Ot tun, Always on a flying run. MAGEE, EDWIN A little work and a little play, ls the way to be wise, cheeriul and gay. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S MANN, BILLY He never complains ot his worries or cares, He's always happy and never despairs. MARSHALL, IOHN Known and liked by everyone, He never gives up till his work is done. MARTIN, ROGERS We know not what the future holds tor him, But this-he'll accept lite's knocks with a grin. MATTHEWS, BEN Over his lessons he dOesn't worry, lt doesnt pay to get in a hurry. MATTHEWS, IERRY Loved by all, disliked by none, Always jolly and full of lun. MCALISTER, DONALD You never can tell what this tellow will do, He's always springing surprises on you. V ' sv V ' 1 me 5 . . .I 3 L QQ '1 ll? L l' Q- 3 ,Q 'IS 5 fi asffr' ,I HF ,Tx L A , MCBRIDE, WILLIAM He works lilce a demon, when he hits his stride, The road opens to success for William McBride. MCCAIN, CARL Tootie McCain, silent and strong, Ready to light at the sound of the gong. MCCALMAN, DURWARD This boy really knows his stuff, His tennis playing is plenty rough. MCCLURKEN, IIMMY Happy-go-lucky, at work or at play, A grin on his face, a will in his way. MCCOY, ELIZABETH Smart, stunning, and a true friend Destined to success in the end. MCCOY, FRANCES Her beauty will pull her through. And her personality, too. MCCRERY, OTIS Happy-go-lucky and always carefree Even at that, he's swell as he can be. MCCRORY, CHERRIE CLAIRE A dark-eyed lass with a host of friends, Cherrie Claire knows how to meet all odds and ends. ' G-I3 A 1, I 'Ya .s,Mefy I . I ' . :rigs I I ' - D Ll.A T E S ,,,,.. K Class of Nine MCEACHERN, IOYCELYN So patient, so gentle, so kind- Her manner gentle, her ways refined. MCFERRIN, ALVIN Smile and the world smiles with you, He lives up to that slogan, foo. MCGEE, FRED STEPHEN Language is the armory of the human mind, Guard and develop it all the time. MCGINTY, MARY ALICE Laughing, merry, and carefree, A great heartbreaker, she will be. MCGREGOR, ERNEST The swellest boy we ever knew, Friendly, conscientious and true blue. MCKAY, DOUGLAS Little is Douglas and not very tall, But he talks a lot and is loved by all. teen 'cdr we 1212? Hundred Thirty-Eight MOORE, GILBERT Worthy of the name gentleman, And all the things for which it stands. MOORE, IOHNNIE MAE Vivacious and alluring is this iriend or' ours, Try her and you'll discover her powers. MOORE, WESTON The boy who likes to go to dances, And has many gay romances. MORRIS, CARROL lust wait and you will see, A iamous man he's sure to be. MORRIS, WILLIAM A. He has power in strength and mind, We predict his success will be just iine. MORRIS, WILMOGENE Quiet, gentle, still sweeter, Don't know her? Better meet her. MOLEMORE, MARIE Winning ways and happiness galore, We'lt have you know she's not a bore. MCLEOD, DONALD True to his work, his word, his friends, Sorry that school has come to an end. MOMIOHAEL, FRED He has won all he's rnet, With cr manner that you can't lorgel. MIDDLETON, BOB A jolly boy who toots his own horn, Even in the early morn. MILES, JEAN She's smart, she's sincere, When jean goes we'll shed a tear. MILLS, NANCY A girl who is witty, loving and true, Always knows just what to do. MOAK, IOY With joy and laughter all the day, Joy merrily goes her way. MONTGOMERY, ELISE Pep is here, pep is there, When Elise's there, it's everywhere. RADUATES 73? 5, Hmm- Aww .mms MURFF, IACQUELINE CLAIRE A friend in need, ls a friend indeed. NELSON, IORIE s Small in size, great in mind. , V A sweeter maid, you'll never find. , ,,.. M . 'Steyr' I Sri' NESBITT, BILL Someday l'll be a man in my Own right, And startle the world with my great might. NEssEH, IOHN T. He ploughs very deep, And lets sluggards sleep. NICHOLSON, IANE Here's a girl everyone knows, Happy and jolly, wherever she goes. NORTH, ELEANOR She is a girl of the rarest kind, Great in spirit, and great in mind. NOURSE, ELIZABETH Her face betokens all things dear and good, She always does things as she should. ' NUSSER, IANI-3 We all like lane, She will surely make for herself fame. G PI A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen OIDONNELL, DAN lf you think Dan is always slow, Go to a football game and watch him go. O'NEAL, .PRED He will slap defeat in the face, Watch him, he'll go some place. I ORBISON, IACK He cannot be connected with defeat, He is naturally a good athlete. OIROARK, DOROTHY MAE Between us and this pretty blonde There will always be a very strong bond. OIROARK, LORRAINE Whether at study or at play, She is haPPY, every day. OSBOURN, IUNE ' The sweetest girl we ever knew. Friendly, conscientious and true. PARADISE, ED One swell boy with brown hair, l-le hasnt a worry or a care. PATTERSON, VIOLET Gentle and lcind to everyone, Her work is always well done. PAYNE, BILLY RAYE He's jolly and friendly and not a bit shy When he leaves Byrd there'll be many a sigh. PEART, MARY ELIZABETH With purpose high and single aim, She'll walk someday the Halls Ot Fame. PEATROSS, BILL Though his statue is small, ln his heart there's room for all. PERKINSON, GLORIA With her sweet and winning ways, She catches and holds your gaze. PETERSON, IINX To any class an acquisition, With his gay jolly disposition. PETERSON, ROBERT He's quiet, but he's smart, ln everything he takes a part. Hundred Thirty-Eight G B A D U A T E S PEYTON, TOM Quick Ot thought and ever alert, Bright and witty, but never pert. PICARD, CAROLYN She's quiet and inclined, To study and till her rnind. PORTER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH i Gay and happy and sweet is she, A noble Soul we know her to be. PRYOR, BILLY KATHRYN With cheery word and winsome smile, She's a girl of pep, and a friend worth' while. RABIUN, MARION With laughing eyes and rosy cheeks, She wins a friend whenever she speaks. RAINER, LUCILLE A girl who is wise, loyal and true, The right kind ot thing she will always do. , 4jj g..gl W I A t g 'RSV' A . ,, -1 . 1.. 'qu I I Q RASMUSSEN, ALMA LYNNE Still water always runs deep, A character like yours we hope yOu'll keep. RAVENNA, BERT An ounce ot wit that is taught, ls worth a pound that is bought. REID, CHARLES Charles is a boy with brains, For every loss, there'll be some gains. RENOV, MAX Leave worry to those who want it, .V ' For trouble l'm not lit. RHOADES, LESLIE He ploughs very deep, And lets sluggards sleep. RICHARDSON, AL Al has acted his very best: In all his work, he's passed the test. RICHARDSON, CATHERINE Oh, give me friendship for mine, Be my lriend and teach me to be thine. RICHARDSON, LYMAN This iast and great athlete Now and in the tuture will be hard to beat. G R A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen RICHEY, JAMES Use discretion in everything, loy only can this bring. RICHMOND, IUANITA There is no other girl who could heat her, This lair maid Called Juanita. HIGGINS, IODIE Clothes prim, hair neat, Another senior, quite petite. ROACH, LOUISE Her cheery smile has won us all We like to answer her every call. ROGERS, MARGARET Smiling and pleasant to Senior or Freshman, This lovely girl is ever ready to help them. ROBINSON, ELIZABETH Courtesy, counsel has she such These virtues will bring her much. - fe,-rv s-.if-Q. rfwrsxfl-we-'fig , 1 3 Sf. .5 . . 1 IU.,-,.,V ROGERS, A. D. Sedate and modest, yet full Oi fun, His dry Wit will put you on the run. BOQUEMORE, MARTHA IANE A real girl in every way, She'll be happy all her days. ROY, ZELMA ETHEL Zelma's got a disposition, That overcomes all opposition. RUSS, FRED ln his life he'll find a way, To do things right as he does today. RUTLEDGE, BILL Quiet is Bill, and worthy too, Would there be more like you. 'FQ' SANDERS, IVA LEE Modest in thought, great in deed, Truly a friend to one in need. SANDERSON, GLORIA Tall, and graceful and very smart, There's a world of kindness in her heart. SARTOR, LANE And still the wonder grew, That one head could hold all he knew. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S SANDERS, WILLIE MAE She's your friend as long as you live, If you offend her she'll forgive. SAVAGE, FRED, IR. Never without resourcefulness, Never without charm and kindness. SCHILLING, EVELYN Evelyn is very kind and, gentle, You may be assured, she's not tempera- mental. SCHWARTZ, BOBBIE Laughing merry, and carefree, ls our dear friend Bobbie. SCHWARTZ, HELEN GRACE Pretty, sweet, neat and short, ln everything she takes a port SCOFIELD, MARY ETHEL Sunshine reflects in her smile, Sweet and gentle all the while. FH 1'-'H I I ll. I ,I I, 'fm , SCOTT, LEROY He has no time to iret and pout, He is always jolly and ready to shout. SELBER, MURIEL ' Capable and smart, She's been from the start. SEMON, CLARENCE .Q I-Ie makes a toe, who makes a jest, Hold your tongue and that is best. SENTELL, BILLY Let old man trouble come my way, l'm ready tor him, most any day. SHORES, MARY ALICE A sweeter girl than she, We'll never, never see. SHOVAN, AUDREY She will smile her way through life, Always avoiding trouble and strite. SIMMONS, ELIZABETH Maybe shy, maybe quiet, But Once started, she's a riot. SIMPSON, EUGENE My tongue within my lips I reign, For who talks, much, must talk in vain. G PI A D U A T E S Class Of Nineteen SKEELES, LESSIE KATHERINE Bright and cheerful and lull Ot fun, Our editor is liked by everyone. SLAGEL, VIRGINIA What a blessing to have such a friend, Who to your troubles aid will lend. SLOAN, CHARLINE With a smile upon her features, She charms and captures all creatures. SLOSS, MARION Courtesy, Counsel has she such. These virtues will bring her much. SMITH, HURREN He's just a little rock, sitting on the hill Doing nothing much, but just sitting still SMITH, KATHLEEN She'll not iail to make a name, Her disposition, will bring her tame. is ww H . is-sn.. , L A u QQ, , I A X wx- M x T Nei 35 I fm SMITH, MARGARET lo Though she is small in size, lt will never keep her down, we surmise SMITH, MARY ALICE I should strive to be, Kind to you and kind to me. SMITH, NEIL ROSE Her wide smile is sincere, lt proves she's a dear. SMITH, SIDNEY In this school, l did dwell, But now thank heaven, farewell. SMYRNI, ARGO Be ever careful it you're wise, To be tacttul when you criticize. SNIDER, AUDREY LEE Gentle, kind and sweet, The kind you love to meet. SNYDER, BETTY SUE She would never dare tc intrude, Or ever be cross or rude SOUR, DELORES She is gentle, she is wise, But ihere's mischief in her eye. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E SPIKES, MARTHA Eaqer to please and ready to serve, Full of fun with plenty of nerve. SPURLOCK, HILTON Plays, but not an instrument, For work lie was never meant. STAGG, BETTY Under the rough exterior there lies a heart of gold, We'll all love Betty, 'till she grows old. STAGG, MARIORIE DEAN With a sweet face, and nice ways, Shell be famous some of these days. ' STENGER, A. D. A little work and a little .play, A. D. is happy in his own way. STEPHENS, RUTH Always laughing and full of joy, Never had cz care about any boy. i,.., ati! . ,iw , LF T STEPHENSON, DOUGLAS A great many things, Doug can perceive, He's not as dumb as he'd have you believe. STEWART, lOY IEFFERSON SO patient, so generous and so kind, Her manners gentle, her ways refined. STEWART, I. R. That which you do willing is seldom hard, Learn this-then strive upward. STILES, IEAN With a nature as bright as day, She changes our troubles to blue from gray. STOKES, IEAN PGPPY. Witty, and mighty sweet, lf yOu've not met her, yOu're in store for -'1 STONE, MARILYN Good things Of her we'll always think, As she guits all with a wink. STOVALL, SARAH She deserves the many friends she has For she is always willing to aid. SULLIVAN, BURL As studious a boy as ever made, . . , A Y . ,ggriea-3595, v 1 treat. made, The highest and best Of grades. W G B A D U A T E S Class Oi Nineteen SUTTON, MARGUERITE lf you like a girl whO's sweet and dear We feel sure yOu'll find her here. SWEENEY, JAMES You never can tell what Sweeney will do, For he's always springing surprises on you. SWIETZER, BART He has red hair and a likable grin, You will never find a better friend. TATOM, BERNARD Why worry-life's too short? l prefer things of a different sort. TAYLOR, BETTY Her very frowns are fairer far, Than the smiles of other maidens are. TAYLOR, IEWEL She is active, striving, all afire She cannot rest, cannot tire. i m r-sw -:swam 1-anim' if 1 .R f wX.:fiszsef.m1wn S TAYLOR, LOUISE Saucy, cute and neat, Intelligent and awfully sweet. TAYLOR, MABLE Be fair to all and you will find, Life is sweeter than the sweetest wine. THOMAS, PEGGY Modest in thought, Great in deed. TILLERY, JACK He is wise, he is witty, He knows it what a pity. TOMLINSON, BILLY He is tall, he is neat, He is very hard to beat. TRIGC1, KATHERINE Gather a rosebud while you may, For this fair flower smiles today. TRULY, FLETCHER Unmoved though witling sneer and rivals rare, Studious to please, but not shames to fair. TUCKER, VICTOR He is a worthy friend called Victor- No matter what crowd he's with he's a good mixer. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D U A T E S TURNBOW, BOBBIE Take the cash and let the Credit ao, Ever her policy and one to know. TURNBOW, TACK At books he's really a shark Studies to him are a lark. TURNER, DAN He holds fast and steadfast to the end, From duty he does not swerve or bend. TURNER, PLEAS A flatterer never seems absurd The flattered always take his word. TURNER, THERESA Her tragrance proved that every breeze that blows, What need is there to praise a rose? VANCE, TALMADC-E A sincere lad, we wish him well, His many virtues we could never tell. V VICKERY, MARIORIE A gay young woman, without a care, Her only worry is what to wear. VIEBIG, MARIORIE ANNE l-ler virtues she'll never parade, Though her charms will never fade. VILENSKY, LIZABETH Quiet and ever right, Always smiling and always bright. WADE, IIM Always happy and carefree, Full of personality. WADJOWICZ, CASIMER Everyone knows when Casirner goes, There'll be friends left behind, and no foes. WALKER, MARSHALL Never too sober, never too gay, But a real gentleman in every way. WALKER, MARY BLANCHE She's a girl with a great big srnile, The kind that's really worthwhile. WALKER, PAUL Always ready with a witty retort, For a friend he's just the sort. G R A D U A T E S Class of NIHGTSGH WALKER, VIRGINIA With manners quiet, a little shy, Sweet, pleasing to the eye. WALLACE, GLORIA Many a man is doomed to fall, When on Gloria he does Call. WALLACE, IEAN So precious, so sweet, so true, An inspiration for me and you. WARE, ANNA MURIEL We wish to say it must be a treat To be so charming and petite. WARREN, CECIL Quiet is Cecil and worthy too, Would there were more like you. WATKINS, VERSIE Lou Know thyself and you'll discover, 'Twill be easy to know another. Hundred Thirty-Eight G R A D WHITE, MARIORIE With a smile upon her features She charms and captures all creatures. WHITE, SUNSHINE Though quiet she's inspiring To others shy and retiring. WHITE, VIRGINIA Her big blue eyes are so quite alarming, 'Tis true that this lady is very charming. WHITTEN, IIM Why worry,-lite's too short, Whit prefers things ot a ditterent sort. WHITTINC-TON, PAT With his cheery disposition and quiet wa s Y , He should be hdppy all his days. WILKINS, BILLY A little work and a little play, Billy is happy in his own way. WEADOCK, RAYMOND Some have wit, and some have tame, Both belong to Raymond's name. WEBB, MILDRED She's sweet, she's neat, For a triend she couldnt be beat. WEINSTEIN, RAYMOND . A little learning is a dangerous thing Much learning is a bore to me. WELCH, ELIZABETH Capable and smart She's been from the start. WELSH, GLEN Out into the world, so bright and gay, l'll soon be playing my carefree way. WERNER, MARGARET Language is the dress of thoughts It you use it as you ought. WEST, EFFIE A cute Senior that is very neat, A pleasing personality, and nice to meet WHISNER, SUNSHINE A girl with a smile that's sunny, Always Willing, and most times lunny. s.au.suili am 1 :n3 UATES ' 3:9 WN 4 Y ri t WILKINSON, BETTY A very sweet girl, with pretty blue eyes, She would please, though she doesnt try. WILKINSON, FRANCES MAI Such a darling girl is Frances Mai, She is always so happy and gay. WILLIAMS, ALVANETTE Her personality and charm, Your heart doth ever warm. WILLIAMS, CARL A working lad with a determined goal, To every good purpose does he hold, VVILLIAMS, INA MAE Enough we can not say About our dear friend, Ina Mae. WILLIAMS, IAMES Never bores, not a grind, All the same, never behind, WILLIAMS, MARGARET They always say, win the golden day, Who listen much and little say. WILLIAMS, B. F. R. F. is a boy with brains, For his every loss there'll be some gains. G B A D U A T E S Class Oi Nineteen WILLIAMS, ROBERT: With his cheery disposition and quiet ways, He should be happy all his days. WILLIAMS, ETHEL Ethel lilces seclusion for privacy's Sake A charming woman she'll make. WILLISON, MARION With sweet face and quiet ways, She'll be famous one ot these days. WILLOUGHBY, BILLY 'k ' We like Billy her heart is so warm, Never hurt her and slIe'll do you no harm. WILLYARD, MARIAN She greets all with a iriendly hello, And she would never say no, WILSON, BETTY She is active, stirring all atire, Cannot rest, cannot tire. , 1 I I S ...I - M t , . , P Q 'f.--Fffffi JA I' Ag.. EE., A X - - 'R A 15 .:-I WILSON, GLENN L' RWWWWW Handsome and charming is our King, Always perfect in everything. WILSON, GWENDOLYNNE Smart, and quiet as a mouse, Always welcome in any house. WILSON, STEWART WOLBRETTE, HENRI ll you stay as swell as you are, ln our opinion you will always be cz star. Why aren't they all as Content as me? For I'm as haP.DY as I'm careiree. WOLLANK, GLORIA Quiet, lovable, and very smart, YANCY, W. C. Boys watch out for cupid's dart. WOOLLEY, BEATRICE ANNE She's your iriend as long as you live, lt you ottend her she'll forgive. ln the world he'll find the way, To do the things right as he does today. if YOUNGBLOOD, GORDON The apparel often proclaims the man, X lt takes a mind the job to land. Hundred Thirty-Eight ALDRIDGE, EARL ANDERSON, DICK ATLAS, SEYMOUR BAIRD, MARY BAKER, JOHN BARTLETT, JAMES BECKETT, BOBBY BENGE, EUGENE BERGER, ED BLOM, WALLACE BUNTON, ROBERT BUTLER, WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, JOHN CARROL, H. B. CARSON, GORDON CLAY, ELIZABETH COOKSEY, LEONARD COOPER, SAMMIE CRENSHAW, KATHERINE CLEVELAND, JOE S. DIOKSON, BICKHAM DUEOUR, CHARLES GRA Graduates Whose pictures do not appear FEDUCIA, GUY FOUCHE, GEORGE FREEMAN, WILLIAM DAVIDSON GERMANY, MARSHALL GODEREY, AUDREY PAYE GORE, HELEN GRIFFITH, MARY ALICE HARDCASTLE, HENDERSON HEBERT, RUTH HENDRICKS, JAMES HIDDLESTON, BOB HILL, NEEE LYNN HOPE, CHARLES HURST, ALLEN JONES, CHARLES JOHNSON, JANE L. KEMP, J. C. KURTZ, HERMAN LANGFORD, CURTIS LAWSON, THOMAS GEORGE LEE, LINWOOD LOE, CHARLOTTE MCDEARMONT, CHARLIE MCDONALD, MARY F, MCFARLAND, VERNON MONSOUR, LOUISE MOORE, MARSIE MORGAN, EDDIE MORGAN, JANE MORRIS, CARROL MYERS, JAMES MCGRAW, BOB NASH, DELLA NEEL, FLORENCE NEWTON, ARLENE NICKERSON, HELEN ODELL, CHARLES PORTER, JAMES RAINER, OTIS REDDITT, LAMAR ROBERTSON, JAMES ROLAND ROGERS, BEATRICE ROWE, MELEA ROSEMAN, CHARLES DUATES SHAW, HELEN SIMMS, MARJORIE SPARKS, JOHN STAMAN, RUTH STEPHENS, CAROLINE STEPHENS, JOHN DONALD STOVALL, ELLEN SUMRELL, HAROLD SWYERS, BILLY TAYLOR, COY THOMPSON, CLANTON WADE, JIM WALDRON, HULON WEBB, JAMES WEST, EFFIE WHEELER, CALVIN WILLIAMS, HELEN WILLIAMS, MARGARET WYATT, GEDDES YOUNGBLOOD, RUEUS ZELEEL, ALGIAN up . J . mi' , A . -iw x Q ,,. ,ge P ir Q' 5 9 s A . N' ' 56 i 'N R N r f vw x f We ' f, 'K 5 b A.,V A I H - -Q 1. 1 ., e 1 25.1 5,511 .Q , - . msn ym.. ,s ., A, -, 1 5, ., ' , , , , f?'Jf,g, - W: ,,-..,, 1.1- . 1r b-3 , Q, W , QZ31.. 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Se niors ADAMS, LEE ATKINS, DOROTHY BAILEY, CHARLES BENGE, MARY BLANCO, BARRIOS, LAURADELL BEAIRD, CHARLES IACK BOGAN, LUCILLE BONNER, LEMOYNE BOWERS, MIRIAM BOYKIN, EMMA BRIGGS, JAKE BRIG HAM, GLORIA BUNDRICK, PAUL BUTLER, WILLIAM CAHN, BETTY CAHN, MARION CAMPBELL, GERALDINE CAUDLE, IANE COEN, ANNA LOUISE COMPTON, DONALD COOPER, CRA WILLARD WEORD, IAMES CREED, IOHN CROSBY, HELEN CUMMINGS, GEORGE DEATON, MARIE DOWLING, HENDERSON GAMBLIN, SU FEDUCIA, IOSEPHINE FERGUSON, ROBBIE LANE E ELLEN GAYLE, MOLLY GIPSON, SAM GUY, SIDNAH MAE HALLEY, DOROTHY MAE HAMILTON, RAYMOND HARDEN, IEAN HARPER, CLARICE HARRIS, BRYAN HARRIS, IIMMY HAYWOOD, CAROLINE HEMPHILL, BOB HENLEY, MARIAN HOLLAND, HERMAN HOUSTON, ELIZABETH HUFFMAN, DAVID HUGHEN IOH S, FRED NSON, MARTHA JONES, CHARLES IONES, FRANK IUDY, VIRGINIA KAUFFMAN, BOBBIE KENNEDY, MINOS KERN, RAY LASKER, MILDRED LAWRENCE, FRANK LAWSON, THOMAS G. LEVERETT, JAMES LEWIS, GARLAND LINDSEY, ALEX LITHERLAND, IIMMY LOVJERY, LOUISE MARANTO, ROSA MEYER, BILLY MCCULLOUGH, CHARLES MEAGHER, IOHN MONAGHAN, HENRY MOORE, GILBERT MORRIS, FLORENCE MUIRHEAD, DAVID NEWMAN, CLYDE ODEN, POPE PAGE, ROY PRESNALL, MARION PROTIIO, RANDALL RANDOLPH, SONNY RHOADES, EDWARD RICHARDSON, LYMAN ROBERSON, MELBA ROSEMOND, CHARLES RYLAND, DORIS LEE SAIINDERS, MARGARET SCHLATER, GWENDOLYNNE SCOTT, GRACEN SHUTT, EMILY ROSE SLAY, BOBBY STENCER, RUTH STEPHENS, JOSEPH TOLBERT, IUDITH THIBODEAUX, ANN TOWNSEND, MALCOLM WEDGEWORTH, MARY FRANCES WELDON, MURIEL WHITE, MARGY WINDERWEEDLE, AUDREY WINSTON, BILLY WOLPER, BETTY WORLEY, GLADYS ZEVE, LOUIS nior Iunio ADAIR, TOBY ADAMS, I. W. ADAMS, MARY VIRGINIA ALEXANDER, BOBBIE ALLEN, HERBERT ALLEN, IIM AMIS, BILL ANDREWS, GWENDOLYN ANSLEY, LOUISE APPLE, MARY CATHERINE ARTHUR, IEAN ASKEW, RUTH ATKINS, MAGGIE BELL ATLAS, SEYMOUR BAILEY, BILL BAILEY, IACK BAIRD, GEORGE BAKER, SUDIE BALFE, ELLA MARIE BARNIDGE, LEROY BARRETT, ELIZABETH BARTON, DAVID BATOHELOR, CAROLYN BATTSON, ARTHUR BECKETT, BETTYE BICKHAM, AUDREY JEAN BIRD, MARY BLACKMAN, HAROLD BLANDINO, IOSEPH BLOOMER, PHILLIP BODENI-IEIMER, BERTHA OMEGA BODRON, NORA BOGAN, VIRGINIA BOGGS, MARGY BOSTICK, IIM BOYET, CAROLYN BRADFORD, BILLY BRANDT, LENA BRAUNIG, ANNE BRES, CATHERINE BRILEY, ELLEN BROCK, ANNETTE BROOKETT, DAVID BROSETTE, DOBY BROWN, GERTRUDE BUCHANAN, BETTY BUNN, TOMMY BURGESS, WALTER BURNS, GLENN BURROWS, RUTH BURTON, ELIZABETH BUSBEY, ANN BYRD, REX CAIN, C. D. CALDWELL, BETTY ANNE CAMPBELL, DOROTHY CAMPISI, FRANK CANDELLA, ROSALIE CAREY, MARIORIE CARNEGIE, LOUISE CASCIOLE, IOE CASSARD, RAY CAYLOR, IOHN CHURCHILL, ARNETTE CLARK, BILLY CLARK, KATHRYN CLAY, HELEN CLIFTON, ESTHER RUTH CLOSE, LUDYE COCHRAN, BETTY COLLINS, RUPERT COLLINS, THOMAS COMEGYS, IACK COOK, FRANK COOKE, FRED COONS, FRED COVINGTON, MARION COWDEN, BETTY CRABER, IEANNETTE CRAWFORD, I-IARRIET CREAMER, BETTY CROSBY, HARRY CROSS, IOSEPHINE CULBERTSON, IIMMIE CUNNINGHAM, MARY IO CURTIS, CHARLES DANIELS, LEONARD DARSEY, BRUCE DASPIT, GERALD LEE DAVIDSON, PEGGY DAVIS, MILTON DEES, DOROTHY DEES, FRANKLIN DEGENERES, LANGEORD DEGUERCE, TOMMY DENT, THOMAS DICKSON, ADELAIDE DILLARD, GEORGE DILLARD, MARJORIE DOLL, IOSEPHINE unio 3 Iunio DORCHESTER, BETTY DRAKE, MARLIN DREYPUSS, IULES DUDLEY, ANDREW DUDLEY, HOMES DUMAS, MARILYN DURHAM, BILLY IO DURST, RUTH EAMES, DAN EAMES, LUCY ERNEST, WANDA EARINGTON, BILL EGAN, ELIZABETH ELLIS, PAUL EGLIN, IACK REEVES, ELLARD ELLIS, ROSEMARY ELLIOTT, MAXINE ELLZEY, EARLINE ESCOTT, DELORI-:S EUBANK, MARGARET EVANS, ALMA LOUISE EVANS, IEWEL EwERz, CATHERINE FORD, ROGERS FORTIER, L. I. FOSTER, GEORGIE FOSTER, P. W. FULLE, CARL FRYER, CARROLL FRITRAFSON, ROLAND PURSE, IACK GAMILL, REX GARDNER, BARBARA GATES, ORVILLE GAULT, KENNETH GAUTHIER, GOLDWYN GERMAN, FRANK GILMORE, FAY GOLDMAN, SALLY RAE GRAPE, ROBERT GRAHAM, IULIAN GRAHAM, VIRGINIA GRAVES, GILMER GRAVES, IAMIS GRAVES, MELVIN GRAY, CLARENCE GREENHART, LILLIAN GRIFFIN, CORINE GRIGGS, ROBERT GRIVAS, MARY GUICE, WILTON HALLEY, DOROTHY MAE HARGUS, IOE HARRELSON, ANDREW HARRIS, BARBARA HARRIS, CHARLOTTE HARRIS, HOLTON HARRIS, OUIDA HARRIS, IERRY HARTSFIELD, IERRY HARVER, MARY ELIZABETH HAWKINS, ROBERT HAYES, IAMES HAYGOOD, MARTHA HEALEY, GLYN HEARD, WALTER HARNE, IOHN HEDGE, MARGORY HEELIN, BARNEY HELM, DOROTHY HENRIKSON, GENEVA HENSON, MODINE HERMES, IOHN HERNDON, BEVERLY HEROLD, BARBARA ANN HICKMAN, W. I. HICKS, ELAINE HICKS, KATHLEEN HILL, MARIORIE IANE HILL, MARY ALICE HILL, RUDOLPH HISEY, PAT HOLDEN, ADA MAE HOBSON, JACK HODGE, JIMMY HODGES, LAURA HODGES, LOUIS HOGUE, HOLMES HOLLAND, MILTON HOLLINSWORTH, NANCY HOLMES, ELMON HOOPER, KATHRYN HOROWITZ, BESSIE HOWE, DORIS HOWELL, MARY KATHERINE HUCKABY, DOYLE HUDDLESTON, PEGGY LOU HIIDNALL, BETTY HUGHES, ALBERT unio Junio HUGHES, DOROTHY HUGHES, W. G. HUMPHREY, ROBERT IBERT, JERRY JACKSON, ANN JEMISON, CATHERINE JETER, MOZELLE JOHNS, BARRON JOHNSON, ALBERT JOHNSON, BOBBY JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, PETE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, WANDA SUE JORDAN, STEVE JONES, MARTHA FRANCES KEAGLE, BETTY KELLY, JAMES KELLY, JOAN KELLY, JUDSON KESLING, MARSHALL KILMAN, GREGG KING, KATHRYN KINGAID, JAMES KNIVETON, JACK KNIGHT, EDWARD KRAUSS, FRANCES LABORDE, CATHERINE LABRY, JACKIE LANDREM, JOHN LAWRENCE, NORMA LEE, AILEEN LEIBER, JACQUELJNE LESTER, RAYMOND LINDSEY, BOBBY LEVI, GWENDOLYN LINTON, GLORIA LIVINGSTON, NOYES LONG, JERRY LOPER, RAY LOWE, JOHN MARRY, LOEB, CAROLYN WARDINE MACLIN, JOHN MARBLE, JOHN MALANT, TANSIA MARMOUGET, ANDREW MASON, PEGGY MAYENSE, EARL MAYVIELD, JIMMY MCANENY, FRANK MCCALL, CHARLIE MCCLURKEN, BILL M OCORD, BILLY MCCOY, DOROTHY MCDEARMONT, MARY MCDONALD, LAMAR McDOwELL, EVA MAE MCGEE, RALPH MCGUICE, EUGE MCGOWAN, MARY NE MCKEE, ESTELLE MCKENZIE, DORIS MCKINNEY, BARBARA MCKNIGHT, BYRNE MCLEOD, MARIORIE MORAE, LEON MEDLEY, OBRIN ME EK, IAMES AUBREY MEEK, IIMMY MERIWETHER, LOLA MERREN, KEM IWEYERS , ALICE IEANNE MIDDLETON, VERNON MILLER, HENRY MILLER, HENRY MODISETTE, NORMA MONTGOMERY, RETTA MOORE, BILLY MOORE, WILLIAM MOORE, BILLY MORGAN, FLETA MURDOCK, VIVIAN MURPH, FRANKLIN MURPHY, BORRYE MURRAY, ORA ESTELLE MURRAY, WILLARD MURRELL, IACK NEWSOME, CHARLOTTE NOLAND, EDWIN N IcHOLsON, ALICE NORRIS, KATHRYN GDOM, IOSEPHINE O'KELLY, ALICE OLIPHINT, IOHN OLDHAM, VIVIEN O'NEAL, B. F. PABODY, ELIZABETH PALMER, MARY IANE PAPA, SAM unio 1 E J Iunior I PARNELL, DOROTHY PATTERSON, HARRIET PAULK, IACK PAYTON, MARGARET PEYTON, SUZANNE PEYTON, MARY FOSTER PHILLIPS, CAROLYN PHILLIPS, HUTCH PICKERAL, ROBERT PICKETT, HATTIE PORTER, BETTY IO PRICE, ENID PROT HRO, E. B. PROTI-IRO, RANDALL RAGAN, OPAL RACHAL, ANNA LOUISE RAINER, IOHN OLON RANDOLPH, CHARLES REEKS, IOE RENOV, I RAPPEPORT, HARVEY REAGAN, BILL ERRY RICHARDS, CLARENCE RICKS, BETTY RIGGS, B RICHEY, AUBREY RICKEY, NELL ANN ILLY RINARDO, ANGELINE RINAUDO, SAM RISER, BILLY ROBERTS, ALFRED ROBERTS, THAD ROB INSON, HOWELL ROBINSON, KIT ROBINSON, WILLARD ROGERS, VIRGINIA ROSE, BILL ROSE, ROSALXE ROSEMOND, CHARLES ROSNER, IANICE ROWELL, WALLACE HOWELL, W. E. ROWLETT, WALTER RUBENSTEIN. CHARLES RUMBY, ALINE RUMBY, ONEITA RUSS, EUGENE RUSS, LOLA BETH SAYES, OTIS RUTLEDGE, COLLIE RYE, RUTH SAUCIER. HUBERTA SARRIZAN, ANGELE SANDERS, MARY ELIZABETH SCALES, ROBERT SCALES, SAMMY SOI-IILLING, FIDEL SCHMITT, ALBERT Sc OTT, BILLY SEAY, VERNON SENTELL, NOVALINE SHAPEER, MARTHA SHARPE , FORREST SHAW, DOLPI-I SHORT, W, I. SHUEY, ART SHUPOR SHIPP, ELMER HUR D, THOMAS SIMPSON, MYRTICE SKLAR, BETTY SIMPSON, RUTI-I ELLEN SLEDGE, LEROY SLEDGE, THOMAS SLUSHER, BILL SMITH, GEORGE SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, HERBERT SMITH, LOTTIE IEAN SMITH, MARY SNOW, LEE SNOW, VERN SOUR, B SMITH, WALTER A MAE EN SOUR, LOUISE SPIKES, BETTY SPENCER, BOE STAGG, TOMMY STALEY, STA STEPHENS, CARL STEPHENS, N IACK MPER, ELIZABETH STEFFEK, DOROTHY ELLICE STEVENSON, ANICE STEPHENSON, IAMES STOUGHTON, BETT STEWART, NORMA Y TAIT, MARY BURTON TARVER, MARTHA TAYLOR, ALLEN TERRY, PERCY THARPE, MAR TEACLE, CLINT SHALL THOMPSON, IUNE THRALL, BARBARA TIMPNER, FRED TIERCE, GILBERT TIPPETT, GLADYS TISON, IOI-INNY TRAHAN, EUGENE TREADWELL, BETTY unio Iunio TREADWELL, MARVELI-:EN TREADWELL, RAY TRICKETT, ALBERT TROWRRIDGE, TOBY TUBRE, LEWIS TULLOS, HAZEL TULLOS, PRESTON TURNBOW, MARIE TURNER, CHARLES VALLETTE, EDGAR VAN HOOSE, ANNIE WHITE VEDLITZ, RUTH VINCI, GUIDO VLAHOS, FLORENCE VOWELS, FRANCES WALDRON, RUTH WALKER, FLORENCE WALKER, PAUL WALTERS, MARY AGNES WALTON, A. G. WARDLAW, MOLLYE WARE, DOROTHY WARREN, GLORIA WARREN, RANDOLPH WATSON, LOIS WATTS, I. D. WEBB, AZALIE WEISMAN, HENRY WELCH, IOHN WELLBORN, BILL WHELESS, LOCKWOOD WHITE, DOROTHY WHITE, FREDYE VVYHITE, I. B. WILICES, HENRY WILICINSON, IACK WILKERSON, SUSY BELLE WILCOX, BILLY WILLIAMS, BOBEIE WILLIAMS, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, I. E. WILLIAMS, MARY FRANCES WILLIAMSON, CAROLINE WILLIAMSON, MILTON WILLIAMSON, BOB WILLIEORD, MAGGIE WILMETI-I, LEO WILLYARD, BEATRICE VVILSON, IANE WILSON, WILLIAM WOFFORD, EDWARD WOODRUPE, IEANNETTE WYNNE, I. T-I. S ADAMS, HAZEL MARIE ADAMS, BILL ADAMS, BOBBY ADCOCK, RUTH ADDISON, CLAYTON ALDRIDGE, BETTY ALEXANDER, GRADY ALLEN, IIM E. ALVORD, HORACE ANDERSON, BETTY ANDERSON, IANE ARLINE, SARAH ARMSTRONG, RUBY C. ATKINS, IOHN ATLAS, RAPHAEL AUTREY, BETTY IANE AUTREY, ULRIG BAGLEY, RAY BAINS, BOBBY BANDY, GRACIE MAE BANES, ALBERT BARNETT, MILTON BARNHILL, MILDRED BARRETT, BARBARA BARRY, BETTIE BEACH, VERNA BEARDEN, FRED BENNETT, BILLY BENSON, HAMILTON BEYCHOCK, MILTON BEWLEY, NELWYN BLAND, PEGGY BLANPIED, KATHERINE BLAXTON, BILLY BLAXTON, MARION BLEAKNEY, MARGARET BLOXOM, LELA C. BLUMBERG, BEN BOATRIGHT, EARLINE BODRON, EMMA BOONE, GLORIA BOORAS, ALEX BOST, JANE BOYETT, IOHNNIE BRADLEY, EDNA MAE BRADLEY, IOE BRANNAN, CAROL BRANDT, SAM BRIETRAUPT, ALINE BRIDGES, WILLIAM BRIGGS. KATHERINE BROWDER, BESSIE BROWN, BERTHA BROWN, CHARLES BROWN, GEORGE BROWN, TRAVIS BUBENzER, BETTYE BUCHANAN, MARY ELLA BURUETT, CHARLES BURDICK, GLEN ' BURNETT, JACK BURNS, MARY ELIZABETH BURON, ALFRED BURTON, IUNE BUSBY, LEWIS BUSBY, MARY ELLEN Ophomores Sophomor GS BUSH, ANTHONY CAHN, BETTY CAHN, CAROLYN CAHN, MARIAN CANDELLA, IOE CARLETON, CARMI CANE, SHIRLEY CAMPISI, VICTOR, IR WILLIAM CHAEL, BETTY CARTER, IAMES CARVER, LYNN CASKEY, DAVID CATHEY, CREIGHTON CATHEY, FRANCES CATON, EILEEN C CI-IRISTIANSON, AUSEY, HELEN CAVENDER, BETTY CHAPMAN, MILTON CLEO CLANCY, BERNARD CLARK, BOBBY CLEMENT, WALTER COLLEY, IANE CLOUD, ORRIN CORN, EDWARD COOK, DONALD COPELAND, MILDRED COPPOCK, BOBBY COTTON, IIMMIE COUCH, MARY CRAIGHEAD, KENNETH CRAWFORD, I. M. CRAWFORD, MARIAN CROSBY, PRISCILLA CROSBY, RONALD CROSS. MAUDE CROSLIN, CLARENCE CROW, MARGARET CULBERTSON, NORA LEE CULLICK, ISAAC CYPI-IERS, CHARLES DANCE, LOUENE DANIELS, LEONARD DAVIS, BI TCYE DAVIS, CHARLES DAVIS, DELLORA DEAL, W. C. DECELLE, KATHRYN DERRYBERRY, FRANCES DEUPREE, KATHLEEN DIENST, FRANK DIGIAVANNII, LENA DOBSON, NAN DOBBS, ELSIE DOBBS, IAMES DOGGETT, ELIZABETH DONALDSON, LAVERNE DRAPER, MAR DUNBAR, DOW, KATHRYN DOWELL, DELROY DOYLE, IAMES Y HENRY DUPREE, HELEN DURREE, CLAYTON DUPREE, EUGENIA DURHAM, HERBERT Sophomores DURRIN, IACK DUYER, PATRICIA BATMAN, BOB EDELEN, LESLIE EHRHARDT, ROBERT I EICHELBERGER, BILLY ! ELELEIN, GORDON ELINA, NICK ELLIS, IEANNE ELLIS, WILLIAM ELLISON, EVELYN ELLSTON, BILLIE EMBREY, ROBERT ESCOTT, CARMEN FARR, BETTY FARR, ELLEN FEDUCIA, SAM FESTERVAND, MEARL FINCH, HOMER FLOWERS, JEAN FORD, MARION FORDE, CHARLEEN FORREST, HOWARD FORT, MILES FOWLER, BERYL FOWLER, MARY Fox, BILL Fox, CARLEY FRANKS, JUNE FULLER, PATSY FURR, SYLVIA FULTON, WARREN, IR. GAMBLIN, WILLIAM GARDNER, IIM GARDSBAND, HYMAN GARRETT, BETTY GAULT, JACK GAUTHIER, DOROTHY MAE GAYLE, IIM GENTRY, MARVALEEN GILMORE, MARGARET GLASSELL, IOANNA GLOVER, PRINCE GOLDEERG, MELVIN GOODE, BETTY COODWIN, FOSTER GOWEN, VIRGINIA GRAFTON, BETTY ANN GRAHAM, DOROTHY GREENE, HENRIETTA GRIFFIN, EDITH GRISSON, HOPE GRISWOLD, NORMA HAILEY, EVA I HALL, DIANA HALL, FANNIE VON I HALL, FRANK HAMM, LORAINE HAMMETT, BILLIE HAMMOND, MARY LOUISE HANCOCK, ELLIS - HARGUS, PATRICIA HARPER, PATRICIA HARRELL, H. M. HARRIN, RICHARD HARRIS, DON BETI-I Sophomor GS HARRIS, ERNESTA HARRIS, E. W. HARRIS, IE HARR1 H HARVIIELL, BRYAN SSICA S, MARTHA ART, CLARENCE HART, MARTHA HARWELL, LOUISE HATAWAY, GLORIS HATCHER, RUTH HAUGHTON, HENRY HAVVTHORNE, H. G. HAUGHTON, ROY HAYDEN, HAROLD HEARN, GENE HEDGECOCK, IERRY HENDERSON, WARREN HENDRICK, CAMILLE HENDERICKS, BOB HENSLEY, ELIZABETH HESTER, IOE HETI-IERWICK, IAMES HEWETT, MARVIN HILBURN, CHARLES HIEMENTZ, IIMMY HILBURN, PATSY HILL, LYN HILL, N MILDRED HISEY, FRED HODGE, NICK HOBBY, MARY HODGES, FLOYD HOLCOMBE, NORMA RUTH HOLL AND PAULINE HOLOMON, BRYANT HOOPER, TED HONAKER, BILLY HOUSTON, ERNESTINE HOWARD, MILDRED HUCKABY, BETTY ANN HUDSON, ELAINE HUDSON, ERNESTINE HUEE, BONNIE LOUISE HUEF, H. T. HUGHENS, HUG INNIS, TOM EDDIE HES, IOHN HUMPHREY, COOKSEY INGLE, ROY INGRAM, BETSY ANN INZER, HENRY IVY, IOHNS, EUGENE IOHNSON, AL IOHNSON, IERE IACKSON, HALLER IIMES, ROSXE BERT ALMA IOHNSON, IMOGENE JOHNSON, IERRY IOHNSON, MIRIAM IOHNSON, NORBERT IOI-INSON, PI-I YLLIS IONES, BILLY G. IONES, DAVID IONES, PETE IORDEN, BOBBY S KAPLAN, FRANK KATZENSTEIN, IACK KAUFMAN, BETTY KEENAN, ANN KEITH, N. E. KENDRICK, F. HAZEL KESILMAN, NORMAN KIHNEMAN, BEVERLY KIHNEMAN, IAMES KILLEN, LEON KILGORE, BENNIE KILPATRICK, MARGARET KILPATRICK, VIRGINIA KING, IOE KIZER, IOEL KLEBAN, IOY KNIGHT, RUFUS KOLB, LEHA WILLIE KOONCE, MARGIE KOUTS, KATHRYN LAFITTE, LANIER LAMBERT, IACK LANGENSTEIN, ROSE LANGFORD, STEVE LARSEN, H, M. LA RUE, NANCY LAWNEY, CHARLOTTE LEDBETTER, DOROTHY LENDERMAN, LINDY LE ROSEN, NANCY LEVY, MATHILDE LEVY, MURIEL LIEDECKE, ENID LINDSEY, MERCER LIVINGSTON, PAISLEY LONGINO, ROY LOVE, MAXINE LUMMUS, FRANCES LYONS, IRWIN LYTLE, ALICE MADDEN, IACK MAGUIRE, FRANCES MALVEN, IKM MANASSEH, RUTH MANHEIN, MARGARET MANNING, DAISY MARKS, EDWIN MASON, DOROTHY MASSEY, BYRON MASSEY, W. I., IR. MATTHEWS, ELIZABETH MAXCY, ROBERT MAY, KENNETH MAYEIELD, HARRY MAYFIELD, MABRY MAYHAN, PAT MAYNARD, IEANE MCALLISTER, BILL MCCAA, MORDECAI MCCABE, GAYNOR MCCOOK, BILLY MCDEARMONT, CLARENCE MCDOWELL, EMMETT MCELHATTAN, MARY LOUISE MCFADDEN, BILLY MCFARLAND, DORIS Ophomores ,. , If.. H, ' ,Q . 4539+332 feX,,.. ., 5.1 A . , 1 ' E Sophomores I MCFARLAND, MARGIE , MCFARLAND, IOI-IN I MCGOWAN, DALEY MCINNIS, DARRELL MCKAY, DAVID , MCKINLEY, DORIS IVICKINNEY, IOHN MCKNIGHT, BYRNE , MCRAE, PETE MEDLEY, BYRON MYER, LEONA MEYERS, LOIS LUCILLE MILLER, RUBY MILTON, IEANETTE MITTENTHAL, EMMY LOU MOAK, ETHEL MOEEETT, MARGARET MONCRIEE, MARY MONTGOMERY, DALE MOORE, F. A. MOORE, LESTER MOORE, MAXWYNNE MOREREAD, DOROTHY MORELOCK, KENNEDY MORGAN, LOUISE IWORTEH, ANNIE MOSS, BOB MOSS, KITTY MULKEY, SUSIE MULLER, NELLIE ROSE MULLIN, SALLY ANN MUNCH, EARL MUSLOW, MARVIN NALL, IIMMY NELSON, VIRGINIA NESSER, MARY LOUISE NICIIOLSON, HERBERT NOBLE, IOHN NORTHGUTT, ARNOLD NORTHCUTT, ROBERT ODEN, FRANCES ODOM, BILLIE OLDI-IAM, RUTH OLSCHNER, PAUL O'NEALL, PEGGY OSTENDORI-', TOMMIE OSTRANDER, EYONNE OWEN, I-IAL PAPPAS, EVANGELINE PARDUE, MARION PATE, RAYMOND PEPPER, POLLY ANN PERKINS, MAUDINE PETERSON, MARION PETERSON, SALLY ANN PETREY, CLAUDE PEAU, FRANCES PHELPS, TAYLOR PHILLIPS, SAMMIE PLITT, FRED PLUMB, WILRUR I POU, IACK I POUND, GERALDINE POWELL, LA VERNE POWER, THOMAS POWERS, GEORGE PENDERGAST, FERN Price, Marian Prothro, Emily Prudhomme, Iohn Querbes, Tetine Rachal, Iohn Ramsay, l. W. Ratclitf, Cltlton Ray, Iames M. Reiss, l-lannalore Rhoades, Warren Richardson, Mary Catherine Richmond, Clay Robertson, William Robinson, Doris Roqers, Edith Rogers, Iacqueline Roaers, Mariorie Roqers, Sarah E. Roquemore, Kathryn Rosenblath, Quinlan Roy, Rose Mary Rubenstein, Eva Rudy, Russell, Dan Russell, Raymond Rutledge, lack Samuelson, Frances Sandel, Leatrice Sanders, Eleanor Sanders, Lorraine Sansom, Edward Santoro, Ioanna Sanders, R. D, Schober, Charlie Schram, Ernestine Schumpert, Billy Sealy, Pollard Semon Ro er f Q Sentell, Charles Shackleiord, Charles Sharnp, Darrell Sherrard, Virginia Simmons, David Simmons, Neva Iean Stnqlust, Billy Slack, Bob Slay, Peqqy Smith, Betty Smith, Louis D. Smyrni, Manuel Snider, Ray Soape, Eunice Sparke, Martha Ann Spinks, Annie Ruth Stacy, Laurie Stearns, lean Stephens, Iacqueline Stevenson, Esther Ruth Stephenson, Iames Still, Charles E. Strauqhn, Dorothy Stuart, Robert Suggs, Jane Sum rell, Betty Lou Surber f CJ Swammer, Thomas Sophomores Rappeport, Byron Roberts, Marjorie Roquemore, Eleanor Doris Sanford, Milton Scoqen, Iohn Short, Kitty Anne Smith, Leo Spurlock, Sybille Stovall, Evelyn Mad e Swearinqen, Gordon Sophomores Tagliavore, Paul Tarver, Alice Tatom, Ioyce Taylor, lewell Tenney, Billy Texada, Mary Earle Theobald, Bob Tlieo, limmie Thomas, Iesse Thomas, Ioe Thomas, Lewis Thomas, Wesley Thomas, Iohn Thorne, Pat Timberlake, Tommy Titone, Ioseph Tolbert, Ernest Trippet, lean Tullos, Peggy Dean Turnbow, lean Turner, Lloyd Twitty, Billy Vandiver, Loy Van Hoose, Ruth Vaught, Iudson Vickers, I. W. Viser, Annie Laurie Wade, Katherine Wagner, Anna Mae Wagner, Ernest Waldin, lohnette Waldron, Virginia Walker, Tigner Wall, Bebe Wall, E. B. Wallace, George Wallace, Ray Walters, Ioe Walters, Gerald Ward, Marcia Warren, Edward Watts, Iulia Webster, Duane Weimar, George Welch, lames Wells, Kathleen West, Catherine Wherritt, Vassar Whisner, Billy White, Clara White, Eva Frances White, Leah While, Lilah leane Whitten, Mary lane Whittington, George Whittlesey, Max Wilcox, Floy D. Wiley, Bob Wilkerson, Melvin Wilkes, Charlotte A. Willer, Lila Williams, Ardis Williams, Oliver William, LaVerne Willis, Iohn Wilson, Edwin Wilson, Helen Wing, Collie Wingo, Alfred Wingo, Iulia Woftard, Billy Wright, Anne Yancy, Delena Yearwood, Doris Zeller, Willie Pearl Zelfel, Al leane Zuzak, lane Adams, Iimniy Aqness, Virginia Aguirre, Melchor Albriqht, Evelyn Aldrid e, lames Allen, Boyce Allen, Walter Q Alford, Dennis Allen, Richard Amlonq, Gennesaret Anderson, Herman Andrus, Thomas Autrey, Felix Ayles, Tommy Apgar, Frank Atwood, Rachel Bailey, Edwin Bailey, Ba Barber, Evie lean Barksdale, Eta Martha illio, Ioyce Baird, Mildred Baird, Olin ine Barlow, lack Barnette, Betty Barnhart, Ioanne Barron, Beverly Basinaer, Betty Barocato, Philip Bare, Dorothy Bauers, Walters Baxter, Marjorie Beazrd, Glen Beason, Maxine Beale, Barbara Beason, Eunice Belcher, La Fare Belchic, Georqe Belden, Violet Benson, Marion Bizet, Ioe Blaxton, Betty Bentley, Frances Bison, Ethel Blish, Harriet Bolin, Neal Bolinaer, Dannie Bostick, Katherine Bodstord, Truitt Bond, Wayne Booras, Don Bowers, Marjorie Boyce, Gloria Boyd, Betty Brill, Raymond Broadwell Bett Bradansford, Patricia Braswell, Martha . Y Brockhaus, Gladys Brooks, Lois Brosset, Clyde Brock, Genevieve Brown, Peqqy Brown, Daisy Brown, Eleanor Broyles, Billy Bryant, Lilla Mae Brockhaus, Edward Buckinqham, Iack Bundrick, Carolyn Burke, lean Bullock, Annie Kathryn Burland, Pete Burns, Harold Bush, Tom Butler, Olva Byrd, George Freshmen Freshmen i l Cace, Rose Violet Cain, Kenneth Caldwell, Lucille Cammack, Blanche Campbell, Lewis Campbell, Warner Candilora, Chris Candler, Wanda Cano, Nellie Canon, Myrtle Carmichael, Lavethan Carpenter, Roy Carter, Hyetower Casciolo, Elizabeth Case, Iames Castanedo, Mary C. Castille, Fay Catalano, Iohn Cathey, Lloyd Caylor, Patty Lou Chadick, Harold Choate, Margaret Clarke, Eugene Clay, Carolyn Clement, Marcia Cloud, Yvonne Cobb, Billy Cobb, Ray Cohen, Iune Cale, Ardis Collar, Marion Cook, Virqinia Cooksey, Lamar Coons, Billy Cooper, Geraldine Corser, Betty Couvillion, Iames Cowen, Albert Crain, Marian Creech, Ophelia Crenshaw, Pauline Cross, Elizabeth lean Crosslin, Leonard Cullick, lake Curtton, E. W. Cyphers, Bill Dolton, Dorthie Danbreun, Catherine Daniel, Virginia D'Anna, Vince Davis, Charlie Dawson, Henry Day, Philip Do Blieux, Katherine Dees, Betty Dickerson, Arthur Dickerson, Kenneth Diqiovanni, Nick Dillard, Norman Dorman, Meda Mae Dowden, Reese Dowling, Leon Draper, Glenn Dudley, Gerald Duke, Marilyn Dunwodie, Iames Dupree, Eva Dupuy, Charlotte Earnest, Eudora Eaves, Leland Ebey, George Edmonson, Bryant Egan, Edward Eglin, Harriet Ellis, Billy Ellis, Dorothy Elliott, Mary Evans, Euqenia Evans, Iohnny Evans, Vesta Evanoft, Georqe Everitt, Theda Mae Fant, Bill Flickbohm, Emma Filkins, Ioe Flynn, Auther Flynn, Howard Fordyce, Susan Fowley, Kenneth Frank, Florence Franklin, Alma Freedman, Gloria Freeman, David Frierson, Edwin Fulton, Walter Fridqe, Mike Fulco, Mary Emma Fuller, F. C. Gandy, lohnnie Garlan d, Mary Ellen Gascon, Audrey Geary, lack Gates, Kenneth Gauthier, Raymond Gay, Lathrop Georae, Duvall Gibbins, Virginia Gibson, Virainia Gxddens, Twain Gilbert, William Gillemwater, Christine Gilinsky, Ioseph Gipson, Iirnmy Glassel l, Wedell Gott, lra Gayne, Carroll Granner, H Goodrich, Grace Goodwin, Goody Gore, William elen Gray, Ieanne Greene, Charline Gunn, Gertrude Guy, I. H, Halley, Hal Hammett, lessie Gremillion, Ruth Gremsinaer, Ruby Io Grosjean, Leon Eugenia l, Maurice Hamilton, Ned Hammer, Foster Hammond, Victor Hancock, Charles Hardaway, Gaius Hargrove, Ralph Hawkins, Anice Harper, Bert Harper, Catherine Harrelson, Eugene Hayaood, Iohn Heard, Ice Hetl in, Edith Helm, Ben Henderson, Harry Hendrick, Elinton Hendricks, Luther Bill Hermes, Harold Hermandez, Turibia Hermandez, Peter Hermen, John Herring, Violet Hickenbottem, Annie Freshmen Freshmen l i Hiqqinbotham, lda Hill, Freddie Hill, Winslow Hines, Royce Holland, Frank Holmes, Iustine Holton, Bill Hooper, Mfurnan Hubbard, Sylvia Huckabay, Ulalee Hudsmith, Helen Huqhens, Mary Ann Humphrey, Lucille Humphrey, Virginia Hudson, Dorothy Mae Hynes, Sam Ivey, Ianeen lackson, lean Iames, Ben lameson, Leola Ienkins, Iohn leter, Helen Iohnson, Iames Johnson, Philip Iohnston, Ellice lones, Carl Iones, Emmett Jones, William Katz, Saul Keenan, Susan Keith, Perry Kennedy, Edward Kern, Donald Kessinger, Billy Key, Martha Kierbow, Dorothy Kihneman, Lloyd Kilpatrick, Doris King, Claude King, Louise King, Marian Kirby, lessie Mae Kirby, Newlyn Kneipp, F, W. Kouts, Shirley Kouts, Robert Kunkle, lohn La Borde, Lillian Laiitte, lack Lafitte, Foster Laing, Marguerite Laird, Glen Lancastor, Nell Larson, Bessie Lawney, Pat Le Blanc, Beverly Le Grand, Murray Levy, Elizabeth Levy, Io Ellen Lewis, Beatrice Lewis, Kathleen Lewis, Maxine Lidell, Drew Lincoln, Ruche Lindsay, Iames Little, Cordie Lloyd, lere Locke, Marie Loeb, Sam l Lolakas, Martha Long, Betty Long, james Lotspeich, Earl Lovett, Billy Lovett, Dorothy Lucky, Artmer Luse, Dorothy Louise Maddox, Russell Maniscalco, Lucille Maranto, Sam Marcuse, Grace Marks, Ma Mayer, Bobby Mayo, Winford, Harry rtin, Virainia Mason, Helen McAteer, Iimmy McCallister, Iames McClaren, E. L. McC1endon, Jimmy McCrany, Lillie McDade, Vera Lee McClure, Glady McClendon, Nancy s McDearmont, Katie McElroy, Billy McElroy, Walter MCF9l'I'l!l, Mozel McGee, Martha McFarland, Rosalyn McGoldr1ck, Vada leon McGowan, Mildred McGregor, Iames McGuirt, Dick McKee, Ella Mae McKinley, Iohn McSween, Charl McGurt, Iarnes es Melton, Borden Menetee, Chase Methvien, Bernice Middlebrooks, Walter Miller, Oneida Mirns, Marion Mirios, Haro Mitchell, Mitc Moore, Betty Ann Moore, Florence Morris, Edward Morris, Ruth Moseley, Mayer, Iohn ld Constance hell Louise Moore, Belda Mae Robert Moses, Marian Murov, Shirley Murphy, Bernice Murray, Cecil Neeley, Elmer Neeley, lean Nelson, Neth Clint erlon, Stanley Newman, Elaine Newman, Virqinia Norris, Elmore Norwood, Cecil Oden, Roy Ogden, Ernest Oliphint, Bennie Oliver, Delbert Olvey, lohnny Olvey, Ruth O'Neal, Phyllis O'Neal, Nellie Osborn, hi Roll Owen, Harold Palmer, Ruth Parnell, Fred Parnell, lack Parvino, Mory Patterson, luey Patterson, Marjorie Pearce, W. P,, Ir. Peavy, Stuart Peel, Frank Perkins, Carter Peyton, Laura Mae Peyton, Billy Peyton, S Phelp P Ioe hirley s, Alice hilyaw, Pearl Freshmen Freshmen l Phillips, Etiie Clyde Phillips, Eloise Phillips, Ellis Dee Pickerel, Van Curtis Pilkinton, Katherine Pliner, Leon Plitt, Mary Alice Poindexter, Virginia Lee Pou, Mary Elizabeth Poulous, lohnny Prindle, Richard Rainer, Frances Rachel, Seth Ragon, Iimmy Raney, Mary Alice Raisch, Ierry Reeks, lack Reidenbach, Mary Rieves, lane Rice, Veleta Richie, Doris Richbourg, Helen Rigby, Carolyn Riley, Doris Ripl ey, Anne Robb, Louise Rogers, lack Rogers, Martha Rogers, Mary Frances Roos, Floyd Ropler, Kenneth Rose, Laconia Roy, Leon Rose, Victor Rowe, Frank Roy, Eva Roy, 'Theresa Russ, Monteg Russell, Iim Rye, Grace Rutledge, lack Rutledge, Iohn Ryan, Frances Sanders, Peggy Sandiie r, Billy Sanford, Leonard Scott, Lois Saucier, locelyn Sayes, Howard Schlater, Donald Seaton, Lawrence Seiberd, lean Sermons, Harold Shedd, 'Thomas Shamp, Furman Shaw, Alice Shedd, Herman Sherrard, Evelyn Sherrod, Betty lane Shipp, lack Slay, Toiiiniy Slimer, Ber Smart, Sidaris, Christine Simonton, Edwin Slattery, Nell nard Shirley Smith, Alexander Smith, lack Smith, Fayrinne Smith, Herbert Smith, lack Smith, lack Smith, Lelia Ann Smith, Myra Ann Snider, Nellie Smith, Nancy Lee Smith, Iohnny Mae Smith, Ouarrier Shaw, Dudley Soap, So Glen ur, Nancy Sour, Arthur Spilker, Victory Spurlock, Iean Squyres, Gloria Stacy, Bobby Stacey, Harrell Staley, Claudia Stamper, Charles Stephan, Kenneth Stevens, Martha Ann Stephens, Bill Stewart, Warren Stinson, Mary Louise Stone, Sally Strain, Thomas Strong, Sammy Summerhill, Helen Swett, Charles Salter, Sylvan Taylor, Gormon Temple, Tillman Theo, Gus Thibean, Hugh Thomas, Maxine Thompson, Ruby Tierce, Billy Tiqner, Doris Timpner, Billy Tinnin, Claire Tison, Warren Titone, A. C. Tompkins, Betty Tower, Charles Tuite, Dorothy Turner, Iohnnie Marie Tidwell, Charles Turnley, Leola Vail, Mary Dee Van Cleave, Betty Io Vardawater, Charles Van Horn, Pegqy lane Vatter, Betty Vatter, Gloria Vaughn, Maud Velotta, Frances Viosca, Dorothy Vaught, Ray Wagner, Ode Waldron, Frank Walker, Iack Walker, Maraaret Walker, Walter Wallace, Memory Io Walters, Charles Watson, Dorothy Watts, Dan Webb, Fred Weisman, Helen Webb, Lucille Weiss, Louise Weiss, Margie Welsh, Martha West, Carlotta Westboy, Patsy White, Billy Whitlatch, Neva Mary Whittlesey, Elton Wilkinson, Aurigla Wilkerson, Iohn Willcox, Jimmie Williams, Elwynn Williams, Owen Willis, Donald Willis, Reggie Willison, Carol Wimbish, Ollie May Winderweedle, Bailey Winston, David Woodward, Marie Wooley, Leo Woolley, Adrien Wright, Aubrey Wynne, Louise Yazbeck, Ioe Youngblood, Iirnmy Zeltel, Carol Io Zimmerman, Evelyn Freshmen H s v , A , ng., f 5. ...L ,A if -0- - -1 ' 1 , It Xl:-,M TE Q X A V I My 1 ' ng. Clif: .ih- . 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Maestro Koftmmi. Billy K. cmd Molly. Sinbad Sullivcm. Daily exerrise tor Kitty and Reita, The ld! proposal. Smile Tootie. Naughty, miuqlity boys Peg omtes. lust ci mcike believe. Roll, roll, roll. Griswold Fmnkeiisteiri. Our helper. Norma mini Phyllis. Three hiqh, Elizobetli Mrffoy. loe Efi, Slink, Ben mul Curtis. An avvliil qanq. Slilesy and Bob. Beity, Margie lane and Mary Lewis. My hero. Sweeney and Lolly. Braziclit and Bradford en terrain. I love me and you both. In potiery class. Kemp. Graceful Mize. lusl qazinq. HOW-do-you do? Mr. Evans, Otis ani Sweeny. Kiiiy, Kitty, Kitly, Swing ii, girls. Hello Holmes. A Elhel studies file World Book. Tetine cmd Pep. Bobo cmd Rovky. Butch Boyett, Bob Hutchins cmd Muiy Lewis Bemiss, Miss Pryofs mom use-:s the dictrrphoiie, Ccrsimer smiles. Cori, Mcrlvolrii rind Svvrmzi Tippetl. HSiiCk. Peep-eye. Byrd nt sunset. l've qol You vovered. Worried. Their grade. Gold Dust Twins. 1,171 truckin' crlorzq. Three Cute kids. ld l. True love never dies. Alum HUSIIIHSSGII. Gym Girls. Mamie Koonre. She Inrneu' ner back. Cute cynls, Side views. Nunvy, Carolyn, and Anne. Cute vu! yon go! l11e1'e kid. On: own Byrd Hiqn Svhool. Dorothy CTUIIIPIJGH and C1111 Willimns. inrrrrl, Swoeny uses Reita Us C7 lootbull. Ons und Mnrie Declan. Inliu, Ernest, and Doi. The Professor poses. Hezyrnond Inrns Ont to be un clfrobzll. 'Tx r ' ,v 5' vm . lv ,V -5 ,. y , 9 ? i . ..s I V 1 1' Q F v s 1 Q . I Af Q 1 F 1 A i L x E fjv , mu,-n. ..4. M , 1 H,'Ap, Nf' 'W . ,. ... F , W ' -1 ,,-:-- - Q . , 5, I, .,..-M-,Q fwfws.-wi,-N . qgx' C' 5,3 GH 1 ,g an ,W . 1-19755 ' - ' ,.:3.f1gL:5LQz, -VW, ,.,'V.,f,,i,AV ir Y Q. 1- -g . 'gf-if x- u 1 THE CCDLCDR GUARD . 1 MAjoR F. M. HYNDMAN SERGEANT CHARLES C. KING Major 13'.M.1-lyndman Major F. M. Hyndman assumed his duties as Professor of Military Science and Tactics for the First and Second Battalions of the R. O. T. C. in Shreveport High Schools on September 18, 1936. Since he officially began his duties here, the entire unit has shown marked improvement over the battalions of the initial year of R. O. T. C. training. Major Hyndman entered the Military Serv- ice on june 4, 1914. He served the Mexican Border Patrol from 1914 to 1915. On lune 30, 1917, he was made Second Lieutenant of Cavalry. Major Hynd- man graduated from the Cavalry School at Eort Riley, Kansas, in 1925. He was an instructor in this Cavalry School from 1927-1932. In 1933, he graduated from the Tank School, which is located at Et. Benning, Georgia. He has been a Major, Cavalry, since August 1, 1935. Major Hyndman succeeded Colonel Wagner, who has been stationed in Fort Bliss, Texas. Sergeant Charles C. King Sergeant Charles C. King become the Military instructor of the First Battalion at Byrd High School at the time of the introduction of military instruction into the Shreveport High Schools in September, 1936. In May, 1905, he enlisted for Coast Artillery Corps. He graduated from the School of Submarine Defense, in the Electrician Sergeants' Division, in 1907. Sergeant King enlisted in the U. S. Navy in 1914. In luly, 1914, he graduated from the School for Naval Electricians, which is located on Mare Island, California. From 1918-1922, he was employed by the Lake Torpedo Boat Company. He was employed by the Electric Boat Company from 1923 to 1924, and by the Ballard Oil Equip- ment Company from 1924 to 1926. He re-entered the Military Service in luly, 1926, and was assigned to Headquarters of the Ninth Artillery District from 1926 to 1927. ln 1927 he was assigned to the Third Division, in Fort Lewis, in Washington, D. C. Prom 1927-1929, he was stationed at the Fourth Corps Area Headquarters. From September, 1929, to the present date, he has been an instructor for R. O. T. C. units. 'Q' 3 .sw '.f:i..l'u.'i1i-n 1- 1 iii .-. wifi 5- QA x Ji. + Q , W' , PM 1 PERRY ANGLE . . Major PERRY DOTY . . Battalion Adjutant i FRANCES MCCOY . . Sponsor RCTC STAFF ' v? ' ' f '. mf '7', Y' f 4'f'5 ' V 913' 'ws' x ww-ut . ,K -. 'Rag flu :W i 5 ' :W'?, ' A -yin:-'fififx--fyf, :j1.g,jt dwg 2 1 ,grggv 4 Egfr' 452 f in f- 4 H?-'f'?tt ' A ' wifi? 1 S? VIZ' A M . ,W w, C. --E - in arf.: -et:rf f:rC ' 'B' FF? 'Fifi ' A , ' ' ' .t - . -, ,fish-1, M ' , R. Q. T. REVIEW Entering upon the third year of its existence, the First Batallion, Shreveport High Schools, last September began a still broader program as the added subjects included in the third year work necessitated additional hours of instruction in theoretical and practical work in the course of military science and tactics. With a total enrollment at the beginning of the school year of 463 regularly enrolled ca- dets, and 87 under the classification of Non-ROTC tstudents under age or in their fresh- man yearl the Battalion presented an impressive appearance with its four companies of three platoons each, and a Drum and Bugle Corps. Although the Non-ROTC students were ineligible for enrollment in the ROTC they have received the same training as their classmates, and have courageously carried on even though handicapped by the fact they were not authorized to wear the uniforms. Those in this group who became eligible as the school year progressed were promptly enrolled and were issued uniforms. ,EL h For the second year, the First Battalion was represented in the Fourth Corps Area and the National Hearst Trophy Rifle Competition. Two teams were in both series of marksman- ship contests. Members of the rifle teams were selected from the approximately three hun- dred second and third year cadets who qualified and who competed for a place on a team by firing on the gallery rifle range. Every effort was made to train, by actually firing, the maximum number of cadets. The evidence of consistent effort was indicated by the better score made this year. A real foundation has been laid and there is every-assurance that the First Battalion will pro- duce an increasing number of excellent marksmen. Rifle marksmanship being but one of many subjects in which the ROTC cadet is instruct- ed, too much time could not be devoted to any one subject, each subject being given its proportional share of the available time. With the beginning of a new school year, new commanders and leaders must be ap- pointed. These are selected, first, from seniors in their third year of ROTC training: next, seniors in their second years: then juniors in their third year, then juniors in their second. ln practically all cases cadets with the highest scholastic grades were selected first in their respective groups. ' A never failing thrill to those most interested is produced by observing the manner in which the newly appointed cadet leader responds to the obligations placed upon him in keeping with his rank. ln nobility there is obligation, is a motto of the French. ln rank there are responsibilities, could paraphrase this. The cadet leaders of the 1937-38 classes have responded brilliantly. Now, as the school year is drawing to a close, there are 489 regularly enrolled and in addi- tion, 30 not enrolled who are taking this course. Add to this those 20 outstanding and snappily uniformed girl sponsors, the batallion presents an appearance that any school or city has just reason to feel proud of. RSL 5 .IA aa, . .EM IAMR: MCCLIIRKEN Rocru MARTIN W.if:,:,, NSON C Q M P A N Y --ax 41' ANGLE, PERRY BARTLETT, EAMES BUSH, ANTHONY BUTLER, WILLIAM VANCE CARAWAY, EDGAR CATHEY, CREIGHTON COEN, EDWARD LEON DENNIS BENNIE DOTY, PERRY FOX, BILL GIPSON, SAM WILERED GREEN, DON ROLLAN HARRIS, ERLE W., IR. HERRIN, AUEREY EROY HIDDLESTON, ROBERT MARI4 ARNOLD, FRANIQ PAIIL ASHFORD, ROBERT BARTON, DAVID MAXWELL BRADFORD, WILLIAM HILL BUSBEY, LEWIS P. COX, WII.LIAM CALVIN E FIRST PLATOON HODGE, IIMMIE IEMISON, ROBERT JOHNSON, ALBERT IONES, L. CHARLES KELLY, IUDSON LARSEN, HORACE LEVY, BEN, IR. LORD, WESLEY LYONS, IRWIN MARTIN, ROGERS WILLIAM MAYHAN, W. PAT MCNIICHAEL, FRED IAMES MOORE, IOHNNIE MAE ODELL, CHARLES SECOND PLATOON GAMMILL, REX GRIGGS, ROBERT HAMILTON, IEAN HEAD, GEORGE HOLLAND, MILTON S., IR. HOLMES, ELMON 11 PETERSON, ROBERT DEA REILY, IAMES ROBERTSON, IOHN L. RUTLEDGE, CALLIE SCOTT, GRACEN SENTELL, CHARLES B. SMITH, HERBERT L., IR. SMITH, LOUIS D. SULLIVAN, RICHARD BIIRL, I THARPE, MARSHALI. ALLEN TIMPNEH, PRED TROWBRIDGE, IVIILTON WEIMAR, GEORGE VXAHITE, VIRGINIA DALE VJILLIAMS, OLIVER HOUSTON, K3'I'Ifl IONES, H. B, KEBLING, IVIARSHALI.. KINNEBREW, RALRII EDWARD LEE, LINWOOD MAXEY, ROBERT nu. ,- gn CCDMPANY MCFARLAND, VERNON MCFARLANE, JOHN S. MEEK, JAMES AIIRREY MERREN, KEM PEATROSS, BILI, SPOEPARD PHILLIPS, HUTCH RATCLIFF, CHARLES ALI.EN, PAUL H., JR. ATKINS, JULIUS BAILEY, JACK BENGE, JOHN BOYD, ROBERT BRANNAN, JOSEPH CAROL RIIRNETTE, ANN QOONS, FRED D. DEEN, C. E. DEES, EZRA DRAKE, MARTIN W. GERMANY, MARSFIALI. HAMILTON, RAYMOND BRYAN REYNOLDS, HARVEY RORINSON, HOWELL ROSE, WILLIAM HUGHENS RUBENSTEIN, CHARLES SARTOR, LANE SCOGIN, JOHNNIE SHAW, DOLPH EMMETTE STALEY, JACK FRANKLIN THIRD PLATOON HATCHER, JULIAN P. HOGUE, HOLMES MARSHALL HOLDER, L. C. JENKINS, JOHN KEITII, NORRIS E. KESILMAN, NORMAN KITTLER, MAX LORD, DELBERT B. NTAYFIELD, JOHN MCANENY, FRANK MGKAY, E. DAVID MONAGHAN, HENRY NOBLE, JOHN A. ODEN, POPE W., JR. TISON, JOHNNY TITONE, JOSEPH TULLOS, PRESTON WADE, JAMES DAVID, JR. WALTERS, GERALD R. WILKES, HENRY G., JR. XNILCOX, FLOYD PAYNE, JACK PEYTON, TOM BRIDGERS RHOADES, EDWARD F. ROBERTS, WILLIAM THAD ROLLINS, HENRY SIMPSON ROWLETT, WALTER DANCE SIMPSON, EUGENE SLAY, ROBERT JAMES THOMPSON, CLANTON TIMBERLAKE, THOMAS TOMLINSON, WILLIAM HOLMES WARREN, RANDOLPH LYNN WHITTINGTON, GEORGE R I I J in MST! I VIRGINIA WHITE JEAN HAMILTON JOHNNIE MAE MOOIIE ANN BURNETTE NORMAN KINSEY JIMMY KISTENMACKER h C O M P A N Y B si ALLEN, IIM ALVARD, HORACE BARNES, ALBERT BARNETT, MILTON BRIDGES, BILLY P. EAMES, DAN GLASSELL, FRANCAIS GOODWIN, FOSTER A. HARDCASTLE, SANFORD HENDRICK, ROBERT S. HICKMAN, EDWARD HILBURN, CHARLES A., IONES, WILLIAM C. ADAMS, LEE BAGLEY, RAY BAKER, MILDRED T. BOORAS, ALEXANDER COPPOCK, ROBERT M. FIRST PLATOON KENNEDY, MINOS IASPER KIENE, DAVID KINSEY, NORMAN VICTOR LABORDE, MAURICE LOWE, JOHN MAYER, IAMES MCCLURKEN, IAMES RENWICK, IR. MCRAE, PETER RAE MEEK, IIMMY MUNCH, EDWIN PHILLIP O'NEAL, B. F. PAULI4, IACK S. RACHAL, IOHN RUSSELL RAPPEPORT, MYRON SECOND PLATOON CARLETON, WILLIAM HOWARD DARSEY, BRUCE DICK, GEORGE THEODORE, IR. DOYLE, IAMES F. FOWLER, BIRYL RISER, WILLIAM T. RUTLEDGE, WILLIAM SEMON, CHESTER CLARENCE SIMMONS, DAVID SPEARMAN, BILLY TIERCE, GILBERT TURNER, LLOYD H. TURNER, PLEAS ASBURY VALLETTE, EDGAR M. WARREN, CECIL H. WI-IITE, TIM B., IR. WIESMAN, HENRY S. WINSTON, BILLY EDGAR GARDNER, IAMES C. GREEN, WILBUR EUGENE HARRIS, HOLTON HEROLD, ARTHUR A., IR. HOOPER, 'THEODORE F. I xx I CQMPA-NY B FPANCA LAESELL JONES, OLLIE KINCAID, IAMES HERMAN KISTENMACKEB, IIMMIE KNIVETON, TACK LANCASTER, HARRIET LANDREN, IOHN LUTHER LINDSEY, BOBBY MADDEN, LOUIS IACK ATLAS, RAEPHEAL BAINS, ROBERT W. BEENE, DUDLEY CRAWFORD BEYCHOK, MILTON CARROLL, H. B,, IR, CULBERTSON, IAMES DOGOETT, BYRON C. DVVIRE, HELEN HARWELL, BRYAN HETHERWICII, IAMES HODGES, HOMER LOUIS HUMPHREY, ROBERT I. c MCCULLOUGH, CHARI ES RUSSEL MCDONALD, ROBERT L. MCFADDEN, IOHN WILLIAM MELTON, IULIAN BARDEN NOLAND, EDWIN, IR. POPE, JAMES WHITLEY POWERS, GEORGE I. PROTHRO, RANDALL HUNT THIRD PLATOON KIHNEMAN, IAMES KING, IOE KIZER, IOEL LONGINO, ROY E. MARBLE, IOHN HENRY MAYHAN, IAMES DAVIS MCALISTER, BILL MCKINLEY, EDWARD MOORE, WESTON LEISIc MIDDLETON, VERNON MOORE, WILLIAM B, NORTHCUTT, ROBERT RAPPEPORT, HARVEY RUSS, PRED EARL RUTAN, DONALD I. STAGG, TOMMY STUART, ROBERT W. TEACLE, CLINTON HOWARD THOMAS, WESLEY WILCOX, BILLY WILMETH, LEO I., IR, ROBERTS, ALFRED SANOHEZ, STEVE SANDERS, IACK SCHNITT, I. ALBERT SWEARINGEN, GORDON CONRAD TREADWELL, BENNY RAY TRICKETT, IAMES ALBERT TURNER, CHARLES WEBB, IAMES DANIEL WILLIAMS, CLARK WINGO, ALFRED WOODS, JOHN GEORGE '- 791. ' E1 L ROBERT FOX VICTOR TIICKER I C Q M P A N Y IOHN MAIQSIIALL. , .sf NU' any -M6 ' AIIAIR, TOBY ADAMS, ROBERT ALLEN, IIM E. BROWN, GEORGE BUCHANAN, WILLIAM CARMICIIAEL, IOIIN CARRICIC, WENDELL CARSON, GORDON CHAPMAN, HARRY CROSBY, HARRY DREYEIISS, IIILES FOSTER, GEORGIE FOIICHE, GEOIYGE GARLE, WALLACE ABAMS, WII.I,IAM BEAIRII, CHARLES BLACKMAN, HAROLB BOATNER, FRANCES BURON, ALEREII FIRST PLATOON HARCIIS, IOSEPII HARRELSON, ANDREW HEWETT, IOHN HILL, RUDOLPH HOLLAND, HERMAN HUGHES, IOHN HUNT, IERRY TOHNSON, RORERT TORDAN, STEVE LENDERMAN, LEON LOPER, IACI4 MATTHEWS, IERHY MAYEIELB, HARRY MCCLIIRKEN, DAVIIJ WILLIAM MCCOY, FRANCES SECOND PLATOON GAMUS, FRANK CASKEY, DAVID COBB, BEN COOKLSEY, WILLIAM CHAVJFOHD, JAMES 4. , TATOM, BERNARI1 MIISLOW, MARVIN NEi2liITT, 'WILLIAM OINEAL, FRED PRESNALL, MARION PROTHHO, E. B. SIIUSHER, WILLIAM SHIIJII, ELMER SPI,IRI,OCIQ, HILTON STEPHENS, IOSEIJII WAI.L, E. B. WELCH, IOIIN WII,TIIAMS, R. F. ZEVE, LOUIS DANIELE, LEONARIJ DURHAM, HERBERT EDHINGTON, WILLIAM GAIITIIIER, GOLIIWIN HALL, FRANK EI M.. A :Mass CCDMPANY HAWKINS, ROBERT HAWTHORNE, H. G HIENENZ, JAMES HOLLOWAY, VIRGIL HONAIQEIR, WILLIAM HONAKER, JOHN HUNTER, JACK KILMAN, GREGG LANCASTER, SYDNEY ALLEN, ROBERT AMIS, WILLIAM AIITREY, FEI,Ix BROWN, CHARLELS BEARDEN, FRED CARAWAY, HDSII COMPTON, WILLIAM COPE, W. D. DEINST, FRANK ELKINS, CHARLES GALILT, JACK GAYLE, JAMES GRAHAM, JIJLIAN LEVERETT, JAMES MCKAY, DOUGLAS MEDLEY, BYRON MIDDLETON, ROBERT MILES, JEAN MOORE, GILBERT OSTENDOREP, THOMAS RAY, JAMES ROSEMAN, CHARLES THIRD PLATOON HARRIS, JAMES HEFLIN, BARNES HEROLD, ARMIN HOBSON, JOHN JOHNSON, JANE IVY, JERE KAPLAN, FRANK LOLAKUS, GUS MARSHALL, JOHN MAYER, WILLIAM MCCARTY, MARVIN MCGREGOR, ERNEST SCALES, SAMMY SCOTT, WILLIAM SINGLUST, WILLIAM SUMRELL, HAROLD TATOM, BERNARD VINCI, GUIDO WHELESS, LOCKWOOD VNIAJDOWICZ, CASIMIR WILLIS, JOHN JVJORELOCK, KENNEDY NEWMAN, CLYDE PAYNE, BILLY RAY PLITT, LOUIS REEKS, JOSEPH ROBINSON, KIT ROUSELL, SCUDDAY THOMAS, JOSEPH SLAOK, BOB VANDIVER, LOY WEINSTEIN, RAYMOND XIVHITTINOTON, JAMES WOLBRETT, HENRI I I FRANCES BOATN ER JERRY M ATTIIEWS JEAN MILES JANE JOHNSON W, I,-,, x.x,1. ,X 'da M, ,- , H . HERBERT ALEXANDER WILLIAM BARTON IAMES WHITTEN WILLIAM BASHAM Sv' A YV? 'FF' .pw- . L, gif 1 ' Ag COMPANY ALEXANDER, HERBERT ALLEN, CALHOUN BARTON, WILLIAM BELLOVVS, GEORGE BENOIT, HARVEY CASCIOLA, IOSEPH COOK, DONALD DAVIS, IOI-INNY DEGUERCE, IAMES CLAUDIUS EMBRY, ROBERT FULLER, CARL GRAVES, GILMER GAULT, KENNETH GUICE, WILTON POSTER, P. W. BENSON, HAMILTON BROCKETT, DAVID CAMPBELL, KAY CARTER, IAMES CI-IAPMAN, MILTON CLOUD, ORRIN H. FIRST PLATOON GUY, HERSHEL HAGEN, HERBERT HARDY, CARL HAYS, IAMES HEATH, HELEN HUCKABY, DOYLE IOHNSON, ROBERT KINEHMAN, MILTON KILLEN, HENRY LEWIS, TOM MARMOUGET, ANDREW MCCULLOUGH, WILLIAM MCKINNEY, PORTER MOORE, LESTER MURRELL, IACK NALL, IAMES SECOND PLATOON COBB, LOUIE DILLON COLLINS, RUPERT CRAIN, GEORGE CROSSLIN, CLARENCE DUDLEY, ANDREW DUDLEY, ROMER RICHARDSON, JOSEPH ALFRED PRUDHOME, IOHN ROBINSON, WILLARD ROSEMAN, WARREN ROSENBLATH, QUINLAN SCALES, ROBERT SMITH, GEORGE SMITH, HURREN STACEY, LAURIE STEPHAN, CARL STROUD, WALLACE WALTERS, IOSEPH WELLBORN, WILLIAM WILKINS, WILLIAM CHARLES WILSON, STEVVART ELLIS, 'WILLIAM FREDERICK GREENE, PAIGE OSMOND HEARD, WALTER,VV7. , IR. HENDRICK, IAMES HUDSON, IERE HOWARD HUGHES, GEORGE ALBERT ... Q. A -Af ,.,. . ur. CCMPANY JORDAN, LONNIE KATZENSTEIN, JACK KNIGHT, CHARLES KNIGHT, EDWARD LA BORDE, LLOYD LAWRENCE, FRANK MARION LONG, JAMES W. MASSEY, BYRON ALBRIGHT, -OTEMAS BASHAM, WILLIAM DWADE BATTSON, ARTHUR L. BLAKE, MASON K., JR. BOYETT, JOHNNY BUNDRICK, PAUL BUTI.ER, OLVA CASSARI,7, RAY CLANCY, BERNARR COOPER, WILLARD GLENN DAVIS, CHARLES DAVIS, ROBERT MILTON DEAN, JAMES FREDERICK DURR, JACK MCLEOD, DONALD ELMORE MONTGOMERY, DALE NORTIICUTT, ARNOLD OVROARK, LORRAINE PECKEREL, ROBERT WESLEY ROVHARDS, CLARENCE ROBERTSON, WILLIAM SAYES, OTTIS JAMES THIRD PLATOON ELLIS, BILLY DENNISON GARRETT, JACK GAINES GRISWOLD, GENE MAKISON HAMMET, J. W. HAWKINS, PEGGY HEDGECOCK, JERRY HENLEY, EDWARD D. HILL, ALLIE M. HUGHENS, WILLIAM F. JETER, HORACE KELLY, JAMES H. MANN, WILLIAM F. MCINNIS, DARREL SEATON, LAWRENCE SHARPE, FORREST SHUEY, ARTHUR SMITH, LOUIS VINWINCLE, EVERETT WALLACE, RAY WHITTEM, JAMES WILLIAMS, ARDIS MOORE, WILLIAM H. PARDUE, BENJAMIN W. ROPPOLO, MIKE ANTHONY SAUNDERS, LORAINE SENTELL, JOHN M. SIIAMP, A. DAIIREI., JR. SHUFORD, THOMAS SNOW, LEE, H. THOMPSON, JOHN TROTTER, JAMES W. VANCE, TALMAGE G, WELCH, JAMES F. WHISNER, WILI.IAM F. VXIHYNN, J. H. gl, , :mm ms sw.. naman HELEN HEATH DEANNA KLECK LORRAINEI O'ROARK PEGGY HAWKINS G9 T? ,Q '1 mmix FRANCES DORCHES VER RICHARD BROWN BETTY GOODWIN I I I BAIN5, CALVIN BARNIDGE, LEROY BROWN, RICHARD FRANCIS CARMICHAEL, BILLY CREED, IOHN CUMMINGS, GEORGE CURTIS, CIIARLEU DECZENERES, LANVOIID DORCHESTER, FRANCES FISHER, IOIIN TIIOMAS PRITIOFSON, ROLAND C. GITTMAN, HAROLD GOFE, IRA, IR. A L I I5 t I I It VA I i, V t CCRPS I-IQSTER GOODWIN, BETTY HALL, CHARLES M. I-IICKMAN, W. I. HUGHENS, EDDIE MALVEN, IAMES GOODHUE IVICCORD, BILLY MCGEE, FRED S. MOORE, BILLY II, MOHIIIS, CARROLL NESSER, IORN THOMAS OLIPHINT, IOIIN HOUSTON OLSOIINER, PAUL QUINETTE A' ,fl - 4 RICHMOND, CLAY RUTLEDGE, VIROIL IACKSON SAUNDRES, ROY DORAINE, IR. SOLOMON, I. L. SOUR, BEN STERHENSON, DOUGLAS HARTFORD SWYEHS, BILLY TOWNSEND, IVIALCOLM EDWAHIJ TUBRE, LOUIS CORNELIUS TURNBOW, IACIQ MELVIN VANOS, SEYMOUR WEEKS, CIIARLES PAUL YANCY, W. C. mzziw . . THE RIFLE TEAM As early as possible in the school year theoretical instruction in Rifle Marksmanship was begun. This included the care, cleaning and nomencla- ture of the rifle: this early instruction being followed by sighting and aiming exercises. Later in the year, the use of the sling and various positions were explained and the cadet required to practice the sling adjustment and the science of quickly getting into the various positions. ' As rapidly as possible all cadets who qualified in the preliminary instruction were required to fire on the gallery range, using the calibre .22 rifle in this practice. As the cadets proved themselves capable, they were assigned to rifle teamsy three teams being formed in the early stages and later was reduced to two teams, the less capable riflemen being assigned as substitutes. These two teams were developed by frequent practice, and were eventually entered in the Fourth Corps Area Gallery Rifle Matches. ln these matches, which required approximately one month to complete, the teams made highly satisfactory scores. From the two rifle teams, of fifteen men each, were selected two fiveemen rifle teams to fire in the Hearst National Rifle Matches. As in the Corps Area Matches, highly satisfactory scores were made. Necessarily limited, time and facilities did not permit the entire group of qualified cadets to secure the amount of practice the ammunition allowance permitted, but every effort was made to insure that allwqualified cadets did fire and obtain as much practice as the time would allow. With the knowledge gained, and with additional practice, a very large number of cadets may become proficient in the firing of a rifle. In . .1 ,310 ,- x. ww 4 M 1' A x, 'E f' 1 A r X . I6 Ar K WW. 4-4.-' ' . lf.. 1 f - Y, 45 .hi 'Y--.f . lx V.. 5: 5.2. 1 VH' .lk ,J . 4 M, 4.v,., ,Q UA -gh . ' .Q . .,, E,-.W J YF fps, :V , M-,f.,:.'l . . I , 1,-X , -. K.. ,K LA., if Alfa- i .- , T i A if- f.,. Li 'fp' 4. 1 v. , -, fn. Q .5 -72.42 .,,,, -xx ' .k . .-:- .Ai '1- ,MV A., , , . . i N i , , V7 ,, 5, f-.V 1, . -1,-1. 51 ' ' ,., , , i ' Q L :bf 4, fm r Q Y wi, M11 wx. DWIGHT GREEVER DAVIS Much of the music departments extraordinary success this year has been as a result of the excellent supervision ot Mr. Davis, who has given his talent and helped in every way pos- sible to better our musical organizations, thus bringing the music to as high a standard as may be looked tor in any high school organiza- tion. Music is now on an equal footing in the curriculum with the mathematics, sciences, and languages as a result of Mr. Davis's efforts. lVlUSlC,,' DEPARTMENT As a titting conclusion to Dwight Greever Davis's second successful year as instructor oi music at Byrd, the band was rated superior in the annual band contest held in Baton Bouge and the music department was awarded the general excellence cup denoting the best organization ot its kind in the state. This event came as a climax to a most satisfac- tory year filled with achievements ranging from soloist triumphs, both instrumental and vocal, to ensemble honors, orchestral awards, and band successes. I L I Richard Brown, Drum Major The immaculate gaily colored uniforms of the Byrd Bands have been seen tre- auently this past year on parade as well as on numerous other programs in the city. Several times it has been requested to play at dedications and charity shows. The Ark-La-Tex band testival also was included in its activities. Une ot the highlights ot the band year was its second annual concert in the school auditorium. lt was well attended and was a pertorrnance worthy ot the organization which presented it. . W: is MCGIIIRE, FRANCES KEY, MARTHA ROSENBLATH, CDUINLAN MCGREGOR, JAMES BLIIME, MARY BEARIIEN, FRED CURTIS, CHARLES GOYNE, CARROLL HLANDINO, JOSEPH DIENST, FRANK NASH, DELLA LXJARANTO, SAM STILL, CHARLES SAIINDERS, R. D. HIISSELL, TALMADGE VVJNDEHWEEDLE, BAILEY RHODES, EDWARD VONNE HALL, FANNIE PEARCE, W, P. PHILYAW, PEARL HIEVES, JANE DANCE, LOIIENE WHEELER, CALVIN BROWN, GEORGE LOLAKIIS, GIIS LASKER, MILDRED STINSON, CHARLES OLSCHNER, PAIII. RAOS, FLOYD KNHOHBY, HELEN HHIIJ, HAYMONIJ THE FRIERSON, EDWIN HUBBARD, SYLVIA DOWELL, DE LOY HEAD, GEORGE HARRIS, RICHARD RAIHD, OLIN WILLIAMS, ARDIS ANDRESS, THOMAS EHRHARDT, ROBERT TISON, WARREN JLIRAN, JERELYN MCELHATTAN, MARY MCGUIRT, DICK RAC!-IAI., SETH WEEIQS, PAUL FILKINS, JOE BENSON, MARION COOK, CHARLES SHAMP, DARREL ALLEN, RICHARD KARPE, GUS YANCEY, W. C. BAND HARRIS, E. W. MCCLARAN, E. I.. DILRERT, OLIVER BROOKS, LOIS MCKNIGHT, VERNON HJCKS, KATHLEEN BUSH, TOM FULTON, WARREN ELLIS, BILLY BENSON, HAMILTON CATALINO, JOHN HALL, MAURICE THOMPSON, JOHN WALLACE, RAY ELLIS, DOROTHY CLARK, EUGENE CIILLICK, JAKE MUSLOW, MARVIN ROBINSON, KIT SHACKLEEORD, CHAR MCCORD, BILLY CLARK, BILLY LES THE ORCHESTRA OLIIDHANT, JOHN HUDSON, ERNESTINE WILI.IAMSON, LA VERNE EVANOFF, GEORGE BIZET, JOE RAISCH, JERRY WHEELER, WALTER GARRETT, ALMA JANE CHHJSTIANSEN, CLEO WHITE, LILAH JEAN PAPA, SAM ROGERS, SARAH CRAWFORD, HARRIET GOLD, JACK SANDERS, IVA LEE SANDERS, VALEHIE BOWERS, MARIORIE CAIN, C. D, TE DAWSON, HENRY HOLLAND, PAIILINE ALI.AN, JIM PLIMER, LEON ALLEN, ROYCE CSI KEITH, NORRIS DEAL, W. C. HOLMES, JIISTINE BLACKMAN, HAROI BYHD, GEOJJGE FREEMAN, DAVIII ADAMS, JIMMIE STRAIN, THOMAS PHINDLE, RICHARD BRADLEY, JOE EATMAN, BOR SHAMAN, ROGER GJPSON, JIMMY CSOLDBERG, MEI.vIN POIILOS, JOHNNY JENKINS, JOHN SOLOMON, J. L. OLIPHANT, BENNIE TENNY, BILI.Y HENRY, JAMES E. MALVEN, JIM HAWKINS, ROBERT MCFARLANII, DORI: ENN IJ DEGENEREL LANIQE HAY IIJHI I ? rv:-'Y -W Rv- A Girls' Glee Club GIRLS' GLEE BROWN, DAISEY CLAUIJIA, STALEY CLIFFORD, AvA DANCE, LOUENE EVANS, VESTA FORD, MARION FULLER, PATSY GIRRONS, KING GREEN, HENRIETTA KAUFMAN, BETTY ARMSTRONG, RUBY BAILEY, MARTHA BAXTER, MARIORIE BOSTICI4, KATHRINE BOYCE, GLORIA BURKE, GENE CRENSHAW, PAULINE DEBLIEUX, KATHRINE DOLL, lOSEPHINE l HANKI.1N, ALMA GRISSOM, HOPE XV em .2 irsrm: .,. A Club LOCKE, MARIE NESSER, MARY LOUISE PEYTON, BILLIE IOE ROGERS, MARY FRANCES ROBINSON, DORIS SKEELES, KATHERINE STONE, MARILYN ROQUEMORE, ELEANOR SEDARIS, CHRISTINE SUMNIERHILL, HELEN SOAPE, EUNICE B Club GREEN, CHARLEEN HEFLIN, EDITH IURAN, IERELYN KIRKPATRICK, SUE LEE, EILEEN LINTON, GLORIA LUSE, DOROTHY LOUISE NICDADE, VERA LEE MCGOWAN, MILDRED MILLS, NANCY MURPHY, BERNICE B Girls' Glee Club CLUB SCOFFIELD, MARY ETHEL THOMAS, MAXINE THOMPSON, RUBY VLAHOS, FLORENCE VIEBIG, MARIORIE ANNE VOWELS, FRANCES WILKINSON, SUSYBELLE WOLLANIC, GLORIA WILLISON, MARION SAUNDERS, VALERIE REIDENRACK, MARY RICE, VLETA ROGERS, MARIORIE SANTFORD, LEONA SHERRARD, EVELYN STOUGHTON, BETTY lANE TRIGG, KATHRINE TURNLEY, LEOLA WOLLANK, GLORIA WIIITE, LILLAH IEANNE WILLISON, CARROI, new 91: num 'E A ASM un. 4'1- ..-. mein- .,.-.,... .......... Mixed ClIoIuS A Girls' Gloo Club and Boys' Glee Club BOYS' GLEE CLUB ANDERSON, HERMAN BENOIT, HARVEY BRADFORD, EILLY CAIiI.'I'ON, WILLIAM H. DOTY, PERRY Fox, CHARLES HEHMES, IORN KE!-KIFFIN, LAWRENCE HOORER, BILL HARRIS, IERRY llOT.L.ING5'I. JOIlTZl, 'WAY LA BORDE, MAURICE LEE, LINWOOD LAWNEY, PAT lVlALVEN, lIM MAJSEY, BYRON NC Buys' Glee Club MASSEY, W. I. MCDONALD, LA MARR MCFARLAND, VERNE MCGEE, STEVE MCCLEOD, DONALD NESSER, lOHN T., IR. STALEY, IACK STAGC, lIMMY SAUNDEHS, IACK STEWART, ROBERT HENOV, MAX WARREN, CECIL VVHEELER, CALVIN VVILMETH, LEO BUTLER, WILLIAM BUNN, TOMMY CULBEHTSON, JIMMY was 4 1. I 1 ,,.e 'J Q -,.a . -.1 F415 7 :X ' M , Qi ,V .I . ' L ,D , 4' 4 zf ff A 1: c 'T .W Y Ji , 4, E gs, , .419 . ,g, ' . . , 5-2 L- wi! E. v fy: f 11' I V: , G1- f , 1 4 fi N 'Wi RA. .IS .A .l M: ,W 4 .I Ai 3? 5:t, x 1 . f,,,. HW ' EE: . we- ' ,I 9'-., 3, A QA' ,J 2 WLS, ,0 , 'Fx SW. 13.1 , vm - ,Jw X 1543 ,J - fw'.1,. -mf . . Ne. , , f'Q1:u,Q-. -ba, A, E.. , .1 J , ?Z1xmv,4.5 I if +ff??,-2? 1,,j'5-2i'Q'2-EQ' e,jQg-- .,.. 'j..:,. 5, Q ' 2.1mm- E'M,k3.yg'-,kk.., ,. .,.. . ,W -pie, 4- N U- v. -j'r,.1if,. 2 .3.u,'qw. if w. 1 ': 1 jg 5 -6? 1.+1',. 4- rzhu,-, gf .4-,-1-M,x,Y A .5 ,vm 1 'WTA +T'f1.-qvlwi f , E ,, AN- E THE GUSHER KATHERINE SKEELES Editor-in-Chief MABLE BODDIE Business Manager lt has been with much pleasure that we, the Gusher Staff, have edited and set forth this yearbook. Our only hope is that in the years to come, each ot you may find this book a source of happiness and pleasant memories. Faculty adviser ot the publication is W. M. Bennett. .. what ELIZABETH HUNSICKER IOE ED HARKINS SUNSHINE WHISNER Associate Editor Associate Business Manager Associate Business Manager Ti-IE Hi-LIFE JAMES DUNBAR Editor lEAN BELCHER Business Manager A paper based on strict journalism, the Hi-Lite has proved itself an indispensable source ot news for Byrd students. lts worthwhile editorials and news- stories have presented in an interesting way the tore- most news ot the school. This publication is the oldest of the two papers and, with the exception of two issues, has been published by the journalism classes under the supervision ot W. M. Bennett. KN 'UW !.9 'bf 5' Euss MoNTGoMERY MARTHA HAYNss HALLYE VERNE ALLEN Associate E'ditorfin-Chief Associate Business Manager Associate Business M11 age! THE BALLYHCDCD GILBERT HETHERWICK Editor CHARLES BEAIRD Business Manager This, the newest addition to the group ot Byrd High School publications, has come up to all expectations in providing the students with the types of humor and news of school lite which they prefer. Not attempting to adhere to the more rigid journalistic requirements the members oi its staff have done their best to give the students a paper which they can thoroughly enjoy While at the same time keeping up with the activities of the school. HELEN DWIRE RoBERT PETERSON VIRGINIA IOHNSON Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Business Manager CALHOUN ALLEN MILDREU BAKER ELLIOTT BARTMESS BETTY JEANNE BROOKS 'Qs J. G. CARRUTII A ' JEANNETTE CRABER JOHNNY CREED T? J I MARY CROW I E JAMES DEAN L5 -ii - yi IVIAHY LUDVJIIKA DOLL ,-Eli' f . , . - I ,, HELEN DWXFE ' ,Y S MICICEY HARRISON 5 ' - S K' 5 S , ..., 'Ez F A .V A . E? Q Q ' ' S KJEESESS sv Q, H GILBERT HETIIEIIWICK ,f VIRGINIA JOHNSON A ' W ROBERT JEMISON s. .A DURWARU MCCALMON JN. ,Q '..' W 5- 1 ,K 4 A Y 4 KALTHLEEN MCSWEEN . ELISE MONTGOMERY RETTA MONTGOMERY JACQUELINE MURFF , - af -or - ! DOROTHY OIROARK . BOBBIE SCHWARTZ NJ - I LEROY SCOTT A ' I V KATHERINE SKEELES l a I -H 2- In Nair A BETTY TREADWELL .. THERESA TURNER ww PAUL WALICER IVIARGARET WERNER fm, .,-' 1 - SUNSHINE WI-IISNER CARL WILLIAMS GWENDOLYN WILSON BEATRICE WOOLEY IOURNALISM CLASS THE GOLD Buss :akin xii ,z,, fyf, A , ,, President . . HARRIET LANCASTER Vice-President I V7 . . . FRANCES MCCCY Secretary . ANN BURNETTE Treasurer . MILDRED BAKER Sponsor . ALICE LEE SWAIN Gold Bugs, a Senior Honorary organiza- tion, was founded October 2, l936, in C. E. Byrd High School tor the purpose of fostering all school activities and en- couraging school loyalty and spirit among the pupils. The basis for selection to membership is extra-curricular activi- ties participation, school spirit, enthu- siasm and loyalty as evidenced during the Freshman, Sophomore and lunior years in Byrd High School. 4-Q 'VN S0 Ov-gf! '53 ff-L Q P T NY vw 'C' an Q' THECSOLD ANTIIONY, IIILIA BAIRIJ, MARY BELCI-IER, IEAN BAKER, MILDRED BOATNER, FRANCES BODDIE, MABLE CALDWELL, SIIEILA CAMPBELL, ELEANOR DORCHESTER FRANCES DWIRE, HELEN EYLERS, DOROTHY FEATHERSTON, SAM GLASSELL, FRANCAIS GOODWIN, BETTY GREER, SUSAN HAMIL1'ON, IEAN HAYNE5, MARTIIA HEATH, HELEN LUMPKIN, MARGARET MATTHEWS, IERIIY MILES, IEAN MONTGOMERY, ELISE MOORE, IOHNNIE MAE MOORE, MARSIE OROARK, LORRAINE PEIIKINEON, GLOIIIA HIGGINS, IOIJIE ROOUEMORE, MAIITIIA SANDERSON, GLORIA STAOG, BETTY STAMAN, RIITII STOKES, IEAN WRITE, VIRGINIA WOLLANK, GLORIA BUGS IANE 1 Z PURPLE JACKETS CHARLES KNIGHT President BILL BARTON Vice-President GLENN WELSH Secretary CALHOUN ALLEN Treas urer LILLIAN POLK Sponsor The Purple Iackets, an honorary scholastic organiza- tion at Byrd was founded Nov. 3, 1937, with Miss Lillian K. Polk as sponsor. The purpose of the or- ganization is service and this has been carried out in assisting all scholastic activities throughout the year. 'V ALEXANDER, HERBERT ANGLE, PERRY BEAIRD, CHARLES BLAXTON, G. L. BOSTICK, IIM BROWN, RICHARD BUTLER, HARRIS DUNBAR, IAMES FOX, ROBERT FROST, WILLIAM HEHOLIJ, ARMIN HETHEHWICK, GILBERT HUDSON, IERE IEMISON, ROBERT IORDAN, CLYDE KINSEY, NORMAN KISTENMACKER, IIMMY MARSHALL, IOHN MCCLURKEN, IIMMIE MCFARLANII, VERNON MONAGHAN, HENRY MOORE, WESTON NESBITT, BILL SARTOR, LANE SULLIVAN, BURL TURNBOW, IACK TURNER, PLEAS WHEELER, CALVIN WHELESS, LOOKWOOD PURPLE IACKETS DPAMATICS Byrd High Players, an organization tor the purpose ot better high school dramatics, was organized Miss Pew' PIYOF several years ago by Miss Pearl Pryor. For some time the Work in dramatics Was carried on as an extra-curricular activity. Now the membership is made up of the students of English V. The Work consists mainly ot tamiliarizing the members with the elementary phases of modern dramatic production. Activities in which students participate are acting, stage- craft, directing, lighting, costuming, and make-up. Among plays that have been presented are Finders Keepers, Who Kissed Barbara?, Bridges and Six Cups of Chocolate. Scenes from Who Kissed Barbara? MILDRED BAKER SHEILA CALDWELL IULIA KATHERINE CAYLOR MARIE DEATON FRANCES DORCIIESTER HELEN DWIRE VIRGINIA IOHNSON KATHLEEN MCSWEEN IERRY MATTHEWS IOHNNIE MAE MOORE IODIE HIGGINS FRED Russ GLORIA SANDERSON FRED SAVAGE BILLY TOMLINSON IIM WHITTEN BEATRICE 'WOOLEY DRAMATICS NATIONAL l-TCNCR SCCTETY T TIONALZ , HONOXQSQCIETY Q Ai ie 71 5 X .5 H L ' li X Vice-President . CHARLES KNIGHT President . . GILBERT HETHERWICK Secretary . . ELISE MONTGOMERY Treasurer . .... CALHOUN ALLEN Sponsors Miss lENNIE PITTIE BROWN MBs. EUNICE ALSTON The constitution of the C. E. Byrd Chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes four cardinal objectives as fundamental in education:,Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The aim of this organization is to hold before the school such motives as shall induce others to aspire to scholarly habits and stalwart character, to enlist in Worthy service, and to lead forward in all things that shall advance the welfare of the school. Membership in this national organization is limited to five per cent of the A lunior Class, to ten per cent of the B Senior Class, and to fifteen per cent of the A Senior Class. Recommendations for membership are made by the faculty and by members of the organization. A list of pupils Whose scholastic records are above the class average is submitted to a faculty group who further judge eligibility on leadership, service, and character. PERRY ANGLE CALVIN BAINS BILL BARTON MARIORIE BOYETT HARRIS BUTLER SHEILA CALDWELL CHARLOTTE CI-IADOCK IAMES DUNBAR Q W GLORIA DUYER DOROTHY EYLERS BROOX GARRETT BETTY GREEN 43 ARTHUR HEROLD NORMAN KINSEY ALOHA LEWIS IOIIN MARSHALL CIIERRIE CLAIRE MCCRORY CARROLL MORRIS LYMAN RICHARDSON FRED SAVAGE MURIEL SELBER MARIORIE ANNE VIEBIG BETTY SUE SNYDER NATIONAL HCNCR SOCIETY -' , . ,I ,nv -.9 u 5 ,, t. ' ,diff A wit tlttt3 'YL,4ft f2' me u JUNIOR RED CROSS President . LOOKWOOD WHELESS Vice-President . . . IOHNNIE MAE MOORE Treasurer . KATHLEEN MCSWEEN Treasurer . WILLARD ROBINSON Sponsor . . . Miss PELLERIN Sponsor . . Miss LOWERY The lunior Red Cross of Byrd High School has had a very suc- cessful year under the leadership ot their sponsors, Miss Lowery and Miss Pellerin. Some of the outstanding proj- ects ot the year were Xmas and Thanksgiving baskets for the poor, toys tor tornado Victims, a S410 contribution towards the purchase ot an iron lung and therapeutic tank tor the treatment ot infantile paralysis. This organization has a lUO'X, membership and holds its meet- inqs on alternate Mondays. ' I 'M 751 f:g,s3--41-M rg,-gm-fv 1 -vw: 7 M . F- eff -F ,L ' :- rr 1 f. , .K 6. 10. Q gym if is Aiwgmww fiiiiwiii iw we fi- it egg ,S wi if SENIGR l-ll-Y CLUB President .... . . PERRY DOTY Vice-President . . . IAMES DUNBAR Secretary . . . . HARVEY BENOIT Treasurer . . . . HILTON SPURLocK Sponsor . MR. FRANK BoYDsroN The Byrd Senior Hi-Y Club, organized for the purpose ot promoting clean speech, clean living and clean sportsmanship, has served its purpose during the past school year. During the year some 30 members took part in the socials, civic projects, and recreational activities sponsored by the club. Meetings were held at the Y. M. C. A. down town. During the last two months they were held at the high school building, and after business sessions the club members played softball at the stadium. Present interest indicates that the club will have a very active group tor next year. ADAIR, TOBY BARNIDGE, LEROY BENOIT, HARVEY BOSTICK, IIM BUSWELL, DONALD COLLINS, THOMAS DEAN, IAMES DUNBAR, IAMES FOUCHE, GEORGE GRAFF, ROBERT IBERT, JERRY MOORE, WESTON RENOV, JERRY RHOADES, EDWARD HHOADES, LESLIE ROSENBLATH, QUINTON SENIOR I-II-Y CLUB 'gr Is., ...snags f' LATI N C LUB Consule . BETTY SUE SNYDER Practores . FRED SAVAGE Practores . HAMILTON BENSON Practores MARJORIE ANNE VIEBIG Aediles . . HENRIEVERETTE LONGINO Aediles . CAROLYN WILLIAMS Aediles . LOUIS D. SMITH Scriba . LAURIE ANNE VISER Tribuni . SYBILLE SPURLOCK Quaestores .... IACK TURNBOW fWhoSe picture does not appear.J The Forum Latinum operates on the plan of the Roman government. Its officers corre- spond to those ot Rome. Two consules are elected to preside at alternate meetings. 'l'he scriba carries on the correspondence of the club. The other officers are the practores, aediles, quaestores, censores, and tricuni, who all have important duties to perform. The Forum Latinum meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. Its pur- pose is to promote good fellowship among those interested in Latin. ARTHUR, JEAN BARLOW, ANNA MARIE BLANRIED, KATHERINE BLISH, HARRIET BURNS, MARY ELIZABETH CANNON, MYRTLE CAVENDAR, BETTY CARLTON, WILLIAM CLARK, CATHERINE CLAY, CAROLYN CRAWFORD, MARIAN CULLICK, JAKE DANIEL, VIRGINIA DERRYBERRY, FRANCES DICKSON, ADELAIDE FORIIYER, SUSAN GRAHAM, DOROTHY HARWELL, LOUISE KEITH, PERRY KILPATRICK, VIRGINIA KIRBY, MELWYN KOONCE, MARGIE LARUE, NANCY LEVY, JO ELLEN MAYNARD, JEANE MCCLENDON, JIMMY MCKEE, ELLA MAE MCSWEEN, KATHLEEN NEWMAN, CLYDE OLIVER, DELBERT PEYTON, LAURA MAE PRENDERGAST, FERN QUERBES, TETINE REEKS, JOE RENOV, JERRY RIEVES, JANE RUSS, LOLA BETH SARRIZAN, ANGELA SCOTT, LEROY, JR. SINGLUST, BILLY SMITH, BETTY STAGG, TOMMY STEPHENS, JOSEPH TEACLE, CLINT TOMKINS, BETTY TRIPPETT, JEAN TUCKER, DOROTHY VAN HORN, PEGGY JANE WALDEN, JOHNETTE WELSH, GLENN WILLIAMSON, CAROLINE WRIGHT, ANN WOLBRETTE, HENR1 LATIN CLUB G'-1 ,s w E 4 f 4 an GAYARRE HISTORY CLUB -'ff' President . . . IOHN MARSHALL Vice-President . . . EDITH GOLD Secretary . . BILLY ToML1NsoN Treasurer .... BILL CARAWAY Parliamentarian . BETTY SUE SNYDER Sponsor . . . MISS LILLA MCCLURE The Gayarre History Club of C. E. Byrd High School was founded in 1928 under the sponsorship of Miss Lilla McClure. For the past ten years it has been one of the foremost clubs of the school. The object of the club is to further knowledge and appreciation of history, especially with reference to Louisiana. This year more than 75 students have enrolled. The club has the usual officers with the addition of a Parlict- mentarian and ct Historian, who keeps the club scrapbook, an interesting volume containing pictures, clippings, programs, ond snapshots of club ac- tivities. 5 ANTHONY, IULIA ARNOLD, PAUL ' BAKER, MARY BLACKWELL, KATHERINE BOATNER, FRANCES l BREITHAURT, VIRGINIA BROWNE, VIRGINIA CARAWAY, BILL CARAWAY, HUGH CALDWELL, SHEILA CURRY, AL DEAN, IAMES DEATON, MARIE DORCHESTER, FRANCES DORTEZ, DOROTHY GARRETT, ALMA IANE GEORGE, DOROTHY GILLESPIE, MARGARET GOLD, EDITH GREENE, PAIGE GREER, SUSAN GRISWOLD, GENE HEATH, HELEN HEROLD, ARTHUR HUGHENS, FRED HUNSICKER, ELIZABETH IEMISON, ROBERT JORDAN, CLYDE KRAMER, ETHEL LANCASTER, HARRIET LEWIS, ALOHA MCBRIDE, WILLIAM MCCOY, ELIZABETH MCCOY, FRANCES MCCRORY, CHERRIE CLAIRE MCSWEEN, KATHLEEN MORGAN, JANE MURPP, IACQUELINE NEEL, FLORENCE O'NEAL, FRED O'ROARK, DOROTHY O'ROARK, LORRAINE RIGGINS, IODIE RUSS, FRED SCHWARTZ, BOBBIE SEMON, CLARENCE SNYDER, BETTY SUE STEPHENSON, DOUGLAS STEWART, IOY THOMPSON, IUNE TOMLINSON, BILLY WALKER, PAUL WERNER, MARGARET WILLIAMS, CARL WOLBRETTE, HENRI GAYARRE HISTORY CLUB Ji i i 1 t hr 9. 7 fy- 9 me -af i 2 E ,v A- : C CoMAHEsEA12 CLUB I President . . . . MAR1oR1E ANNE VIEBIG Vice-President . . .... IOAN K1-:LLY Secretary ..... NELWYN BEWLEY Treasurer . CHERRIE CLAIRE MCCRORY The Comahesear Club ot C. E. Byrd High School is one of the most outstanding clubs ot the school. Its membership has increased every year since it has been organized. The Betty Lamp, the symbol ot the club, brings the members oi the club together in their purpose of service. lt is the Lamp of Knowledge, Fellowship, Cooperation, Service, and Achievement. And so through these great services, the Betty Lamp lights the pathway ot all student Home Economics Clubs, giving cheer and inspiration to them as they strive toward their goal. BAILLIO, IOYCE BEWLEY, NELWYN BODRON, EMMA BOGAN, VIRGINIA BOONE, GLORIA BOST, IANE BURKE, IEAN BURTON, ELIZABETII CANDILORO, CHRIL: CANDLER, WANDA CHRISTIANSON, CLEO CHURCHILL, ARNETTE COOK, VIRGINIA A OOOPER, GERALIJINE CRARER, IEANNETTE CROSBY, FHISCILLA DE BLIEIIX, KATHERINE DONALIIEON, LA VERNE DURR, DOROTHY ELLIS, DOROTHY FRANK, IIINE GILMORE, MARGAIIET GOLDMAN, SALLY RAE HOWARII, MILIIREII ICIINSON, MAHTFIA IONES, MARTHA FRANGER KILPATRIGK, VIRGINIA LONGINO, HENRIEVE1iE'! I'E MOORE, FLORENCE MOREHEAD, DOROTIIY MORTER, ANNIE LEE MCFARLAND, DORIS MCFARLAND, ROEALYN MGKINNEY, BARRARA MUROV, SHIRLEY NEWMAN, ELAINE ODEN, FRANCES O'NEALL, PEGGY PAPPAS, EVANGELINE PEAU, FRANCES PROTHHO, EMILY ROQUEMORE, ELIEANOH RIIIIY, DORIS SHOVAN, AULIREY SMITH, NANCY SOUR, LOIIIEE STEPHENS, IACOLIELINE STILES, IEAN TATOM, IOYCE THRALI., BARBARA TUCKER, DOROTHY VLAHOS, FLORENCE VOWELS, FRANCES WEBB, LUCILLE WEIES, MARGIE WHITE, LEAH WILKES, CHARLOTTE WORLEY, GLADYS YEARWOOD, DORIS CGMAHESEZ-XR CLUB VE a?'l5M'w f 'Fm .1 1- 2- 1- ,V .T THB NW ' ' . ,. .V 1 A f. fi., - -,T - . , g Q , . .,,, t .- 1 -- A 7 t- if - - . 1 - , -.fri .., THE GIRLS' DEBATING CLUB QS President . . . MARGARET GIBBENS Vice-President . . SHEILA CALDWELL Treasurer . . . MURIEL SELBEH Secretary . . . . . BETTY GREEN Sergeant-at-Arms . . IACQUELINE FESSLJEIR Sponsor . . . . Miss MERTIS FOSTER The Girls' Debating Club has been organized tor two years. At the present time the club has about 45 members. The Weekly activities are a debate, prepared speeches, and impromptu talks. By taking part in the activities of such a club, one gains confidence and training in speaking betore a group of people, and develops the power of clear thinking. This group of girls under the sponsorship of Miss Mertis Foster has accomplished much this year. v ! A ARNEY, HAZEL MARIE BELCHER, JEAN BLACKWELL, KATHERINE I I BOIIENIIEIMER, BERTIIA BODRON, NORA BOLIN, MARION BOST, IANE BRGOKS, BETTY IEAN CALDVJELL, SHELIA CAVENDER, BETTY CIIADOCIC, CHARLOTTE CLAY, ELIZABETH CROSBY, HELEN DOLL, MARY LUDWEKA EGAN, ELIZABETH FESSLER, IACOIIELINE GOWEN, VIRGINIA HOUSTON, ERNESTINE LABRY, IACKIE LASKER, MILDRED LONGINO, HENRIEVERETTE MAGUIRE, FRANCES MONTGOMERY, ELISE NORRIS, KATHRYN O'NEALL, PEGGY OROARIC, DOROTIIY PICARD, CAROLYN SHAFFER, MARTI-IA TRIPPETT, IEAN WARE, ANNA MURIEL WRIGHT, ANN THE GIRLS' DEBATING CLUB vw ., THE BoYs' DEBATING CLUB President . . . . CHARLES KNIGHT Vice-President . . . IERE HUDSON Secretary . . CHARLES BEAIHD Treasurer . . . . BILL BARTON Sponsor . . Miss LILLIAN POLK The Boys' Debating Club this year enjoyed an outstanding season. The club sponsored the parish American Legion oratorical contest. The Debating Team, composed of the four officers of the club, Won first place in both the Natchitoches and Oak- dale invitational tournaments, second place in the district National Forensic League tournament in Dallas, Texas, first place in the state district tour- nament, and received all judges' decisions to Win the Louisiana State Debate Championship. The team reached the quarter-finals in Lexington, Mis- sourip and received a high rating at the national tournament in Wooster, Chio. The club sponsor and team coach is Miss Lillian Polk. l i ADAMS, I. W. 5 ALLEN, JIM E. I ANGLE, PERRY BARTON, DAVID BENSON, HAMILTON BROWN, RICHARD BUTLER, WILLIAM CARLETON, WILLIAM CROWLIN, CLARENCE DANIELS, LEONARD DEAN, IAMES DEGENERES, LANGFORD DRAKE, MARLIN DREYEUSS, IULES DUNBAR, IAMES FOUCHE, GEORGE FROST, VVILLIAM GAULT, KENNETH HARRIS, HOLTON HENDRICK, IAMES HENRY, IAMES E. HEROLD, ARMIN HEROLD, ARTHUR HOLMES, ELMON HUETMAN, DAVID HUGIIENS, FRED JEWELL, D. H. IOHDAN, CLYDE KATZENSTEIN, IAcIc KING, IOE K:zER, IOEL KNIVETON, IACK MARSHALL, IOHN MCCALL, CHARLIE MCCLURREN, IIMMIE NICCULLOUGH, CHARLES MIDDLETON, BOB MONOGHAN, HENRY MOORE, WESTON MORELOCI4, KENNEDY MURPH, FRANKLIN NEVVMAN, CLYDE PROT!-IRO, RANDALL SCHMITT, ALBERT SMITH, LOUIS D. STEPHENS, IOSEPH TEACLE, CLINT TOMLINSON, BILLY TRICKET, ALBERT VALLETTE, EDGAR VICKERS, I. H. WALLACE, RAY WHELESS, LOCKWOOD WELSH, GLENN WILSON, STUART WILCOX, BILLY THE BOYS' DEBATING CLUB X ,..f a -4 ,HR lv 5, 5 ff y s BLUE CIRCLE CLUB President . . . . . CHARLEEN FORDE Vice-President . . . . MARIAN Foam: Secretary . . LUCILLE CALDWELL Treasurer . . MARIORIE Rooms The Blue Circle Club had a very successful year under the sponsorship of Miss Maclin. Its aim is as follows: As a Girl Reserve l 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. BLUE CASTANEDO, MARY CLEMENT, MARCIA COHEN, JUNE DORMON, JVCITIHA DUYER, PATRICIA ELLIS, DOROTHY FOWLER, MARY GASCON, AUDREY HENDRICKR, LUTHER B. HOLMES, JUHTINA HUCKABY, ULA LEE KEENON, ANN LEHRETTER, DOROTHY MOGOWAN, MILDREH MCKEE, ELLA MAE MOORE, FLORENCE MOHEIIEAIT, DOROTHY MHROV, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, SAMMIE RIGBY, CAROLYN SAUCIER, JOCELYN SMITH, BETTY SPURLOCK, JEAN TINNIN, CLAIRE VAN HORN, PEGGY JANE WERE, LUCILLE WAFEORD, BETTY CIRCLE CLUB ww LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President . . . , IAMES DUNBAR Vice-President . . . MARSIE MOORE Secretary . . HAHIET LANCASTER Treasurer . . RUTH STAMAN Reporter . . HELEN DWIRE The French Club completed the year's work with a feeling of contentment and a knowledge that its efforts had not been wasted. Under the skilful instruction and advice of the two sponsors, Mlle. Mercedes Richards and Mlle. Marie T. LeBlanc, Le Cercle Francais was much more than just a clubg it was the results of what the French students could do. Throughout the year it was the pleasure of the club to be honored with the presence of many visitors and guest speakers at the regular monthly meetings. Programs for these meetings were carefully planned in advance and were delivered in a manner that was interesting to everyone. Le Cercle Francais, swerving from the usual routine, held its annual banquet in March this year. The banquet was attended by a large majority of members, as well as numerous visitors. Meetings continued, however, until the end of the year. ABNEY, HAZEL MARIE ADAMS, I. W. ADAMS, MARY VIRGINIA ALVARD, HOHACE BAIRD, GERRY BELCHER, IEAN BLAXTON, G. L. BLUMBERG, FLORA MAE BOATNER, FRANCES BOGAN, LUCILLE BOGAN, VIRGINIA BODENHEIMER, BERTHA BROOKS, BETTY IEANE BROWNE, EUGENIA CAHN, BETTY CAHN, MARIAN, IR, CAYLOR, IULIA KATHERINE CHADOCK, CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD, MARIAN CREAMER, BETTY DAVIDSON, PEGGY DEATON, MARIE DEGENERES, LANEORD DERRYBERRY, FRANCES DICKSON, ADELAIDE DUNBAR, IAMES ELLIOT, MAXINE ELLIS, ROSEMARY EWERZ, CATHERINE FAVRON, MARGII: GOODLOCK, BILLY I. GOWEN, VIRGINIA GRAHAM, JULIAN GREEN, BETTY GREER, SUSAN GRIFFIN, EDITH GUSTINE, SCOOTS HARRIS, BARBARA HARRIS, CHARLOTTE HARRIS, ERNESTA HARRIS, HOLTON HARRIS, OUIDA HART, MARTHA HAYNES, MARTHA HEARNE, GENE HEATH, HELEN HELM, DOROTHY HEROLD, ARTHUR HAGUE, HOLMES HOLLAND, MILTON HOUSTON, ERNESTINE IETER, HORACE JONES, MARTHA FRANCES IORDON, CLYDE KESILMAN, NORMAN KIZER, FRANCES KLEBAN, JOY LABRY, JACKIE LEE, AILEEN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LEVY, MATHILDE LOEB, CAHOLYN LOWE, IOHN MAGUIRE, FRANCES MASON, DOROTHY MCKEE, ESTELLI1 MCSWEEN, KATHLEEN MERIWETHER, LOLA MILES, IRAN MITTENTHAL, EMMY LOU MOORE, WILLIAM MORGAN, IANE MOSS, KITTY MEYER, LEONA NORRIS, KATHERYN ODEN, FRANCES O'NEALL, PEGGY PABODY, ELIZABETH PAPA, SAM PHELPS, TAYLOR PHILLIPS, CAROLYN PIGARD, CAROLYN RAGAN, OPAL RAPPEPORT, HARVEY RAPPEPORT, MYRON RICKEY, NELL RIGGINS, IODIE ROQUEMORE, MARTHA IANE ROSNER, IANICE RUSS, LOLA BETH RYLAND, DORIS LEE SANDERSON, GLORIA SARRIZAN, ANGELE SAVAGE, FRED SGHWARTZ, BOBBIE SELEET, MUHIEL SIMMONS, DAVID SIMPSON, MYRTLE SMITH, HERBERT, IR. STAMPER, ELXZABETH STENGER, RUTH TARVER, ALICE TARVER, MARTHA TAYLOR, BETTY TEACLE, CLINT TIPPETT, GIIADYS TRIPIJETT, IRAN TULLOS, PEGGY DEAN VAN HOOSE, RUTH VISER, LAURIE ANNE VLAHOS, FLORENCE WEBB, AZALIE WELCH, JAMES WELLS, KATHLEEN WHITE, DOROTHY WILKINSON, SUZY BELLE WILLIAMS, CAROLYN WILSON, HELEN WOODS, JOHN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 9' BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB President . . . . MARTHA SPIKES Vice-President . VIRGINIA BRIETHAUPT Secretary . . LOUISE HARWELL Treasurer . . SUE KIRKPATRICK Publicity ..... MICKEY HARRISON Program Chairman . SHEILA CALDWELL Membership Chairman . BETTY SPIKES Service ........ IANE LOVE Social . .... PEGGY MASON Librarian . . DOROTHY MAE HALLEY Sponsor . . MRS. IOHN BOYD MCGRAW FACE LIFE SQUARELYH To find and give the best is the purpose of this club. The girls are interested in discovering new things, in having good times, doing something Worth while, making real friends, learning more about the world in which We 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 impartial 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. - ' A , it Abney, Hazel Marie Anderson, Betty Anderson, lane Arline, Sarah Baker, Mary Barlow, Annie Marie Barrios, Laura Dell Barry, Betty Beckett, Bettye Bewley, Nelwyn Blanpied, Katherine Blaxton, Marion Bloxom, Lelia C. Bodron, Emma Bodron, Nora Boone, Gloria Bost, lane Bradley, Edna Mae Briethaupt, Aline Bres, Katherine Browder, Bessie Brown, Ieanne Bubenzer, Betty Buchanan, Mary Ella Burns, Mary Elizabeth Burton, Elizabeth Burton, Iune Caldwell, Sheila Came, Shirley Cano, Frankie Cavendar, Betty Catan, Eileen Christianson, Cleo Churchill, Arnette Coen, Anna Louise Craber, leannette Covington, Marion Crosby, Helen Cunningham, Mary lo Cross, Marion Dance, Marion Dees, Dorothy Durr, Dorothy Duyer, Gloria Duyer, Patricia Earnest, Wanda Farr, Betty Fitzhuqh, Mary Zell Garrett, Alma lane Garrett, Betty Gibbens, Kinq Gibhens, Margaret Goode, Betty Gowen, Virginia Graham, Dorothy Greensburg, Lillian Greene, Henrieverette Griswold, Norma I-llaus, Marjorie 'YW Harris, Don Beth Harris, Iessica Hart, Martha Haver, Mary Elizabeth Heath, Maureen Hensley, Mary Elizabeth Hisey, Pat , Hobby, Mary . Horowitcz, Gussie Huckaby, Betty Anne Huddleston, Peggy Lou Q. Jenkins, Iuanita Johnson, Martha Johnson, Miriam Iohnson, Phyllis Kaufman, Betty Kayser, Marian BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB Kelly, loan Krlpntrlvk, Virqimix Klebnn, Ioy Lcrbry, Iockie Levy, Moihilde Mcrquire, Frances Mullet, Mario Mfxnclsseh, Ruth Mdnhein, Murqcdrel Manning, Daisy Maynard, lc-:ine Mason, Mcxiilyli Matthews, Elizflbhlli MCCUG, Mordicrn McCrory, Cherrie Clmre McKinney, Bcxrbcrifx Montgomery, Elise: Moore, Mcrxwynno Morrrun, lrmw Morfzon, Loulzsw Morter, Annie Mulkey, Susie Myer, Leona Neel, Florenco Newsom, Clifxrlolto O'NE-Crll, Peqqy O'Hoc1rk, Dorothy Parnell, Dorothy Pepper, Polly Ann Peyton, Suzanne Peckett, Hcrttir: Porter, Bolty lou Pound, Gercrldzno Prothro, llmily Querbvs, Totrnu Roquemore, Eleanor Rogers, Edith Rowlette, Dork: Rubenstein, lfvrr Rudy, Doris Russ, Lola Beth Hyland, Doris Leo SCllllllI'lIl, Evelyn SCl lllliYlf1, Fidel Sentell, Novfilme Skeeles, Kfrthoimv Snyder, Betty Suu Sour, Louzse Stephens, lfxcquoluie Stephens, Ruth Sumrell, Betty Lou Torver, Alice Tntorn, Ioyce Throll, Bcnlrfiifx Trefrdwell, Betty Trippett, Inrrri Tullos, Poway Dorm Turner, Theresa Visor, Laurie Axim' Vowels, I rf1nces Ward, Murcirx Wcdqeworlh, Mciry lqrrrrrcgvfs Welch, Elizabeth Wells, Katherine Vllcrner, Margaret West, Effie Whlte, Freddye Whitten, Mury Irrno White, Leah Whrsner, Sunshine Wrllrorns, Carolyn Wrllrurns, Mary Frrmcos Wrller, Lilo Worley, Gladys Ynncey, Deland BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB s U . . L E A ,., n SGCIEDAD ESPANCDLA' 'Es A 'X ww ,wi 3 iz -.A Emu' ' , ' 9 F. SECOND SEMESTER President .... . . MII.DRED BAKER Vice-President . . MARY BLANCHE WALKER Secretary . FRANCES MCCOY Treasurer . IERRY MATTHEWS Reporter LORRAINE 0'ROARK President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer He porter Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER GILBERT HETHERWIOK HERBERT ALEXANDER ELISE MONTGOMERY IIMMY KISTENMACKER DOROTHY O'ROARK Mrss YEARWOOD A . mr., . ,ri.,:JXg3:' a,:y ' 'rl 5 7-S' ' fy -. T a 3 . R 5 ANDREWS, GWENDOLYNE AUTREY, BETTY IANE AUTREY, ULRIC BAKER, MILDRED BARTON, DAVID BEWLEY, NELWYN BOLINGER, MARTEAL BORDEN, SI BOST, IANE BOWERS, MARIAN BOYETT, CAROLYN BRIETHAUPT, VIRGINIA BRES, CATHERINE BUCHANAN, MARY ELLA BURNETTE, ANN CANO, FRANKIE CANON, CAROLYN CHRISTIANSON, CLEO CLIFTON, ESTHER CLOSE, LUDYE COVINGTON, MARION CRABER, IEANNETTE CROSBY, HELEN CROSBY, RONALD DORCHESTER, BETTY EARNEST, WANDA EDRINGTON, BILL EVANS, IEWELL EVANS, MARY E. EYLERS, DOROTHY FRANKS, IUNE GIBBS, DICK GILLESPIE, MARGARET GILMORE, MARGARET GOODE, BETTY HARDIN, JEAN HARGIIS, MAHIORIE HEARD, WALTER HILBURN, PATSY HENLEY, MARIAN HOLLAWAY, MYRIAN IEMISON, ROBERT IENKINS, IUANITA JOHNSON, MIRIAM IUDY, VIRGINIA KELLY, IUDSON KNIVETON, IACK LONGINO, RAY LYTLE, ALICE MANASSEH, RUTH MASSEY, BYRON MAYEIELD, MABRY MCCALEB, COLLINS MCBRIDE, WILLIAM MCCLURKEN, BILL MCCOY, FRANCES MCCRORY, CHERRIE CLAIRE MCCULLOUGH, CHARLES MCEACHERN, IOYCELYN MCGOWAN, DALY LA SQCIEDAD ESPANOLA MCKINNEY, BARBARA MCSWEEN, KATHLEEN MILTON, IEANETTE MOAK, IOY MOREHEAD, DOROTHY MURFE, IACQUELINE MYER, LEONA NEEL, FLORENCE NORTHCUTT, ARNOLD OAKELLY, ALICE OLSCHNER, PAUL O'NEAL, B. F. OINEAL, FRED O'ROARIc, DOROTHY OSTENDORFF, TOMMY PEYTON, MARY FOSTER POUND, GERALDINE QUERBES, TETINE RICHARDS, CLARENCE RICHARDSONS, MARY CATHERINE ROACH, LOUISE ROBERTS, ALFRED ROBERTS, THAD ROQUEMORE, KATHRYN MOLLINS, HENRY ROSE, ROSALIE SARTOR, LANE SCOTT, GRACEN SEMON, CLARENCE SEMON, ROGER SHAEEER, MARTHA SHUTT, EMILY ROSE SMITH, MARGARET IOSEPHINE SOUR, DELORES SPINKS, ANNIE RUTH STAGG, MARIORIE DEAN STEPHENS, IACQUELINE STEPHENS, NELLIE STEWART, IOY STILES, JEAN SUMMRELL, BETTY SUTTTON, MARGUERITE TISON, IOHNNY TOMLINSON, BILLY TREADWELL, BETTY VEDLITZ, RUTH WALTERS, MARY AGNES WEBB, MILDRED WEDGEWORTH, MARY FRANCES WELCH, ELIZABETH WELSH, GLENN WHISNER, SUNSHINE WHITE, I. B. WHITE, LEAH XIVHITTEN, MARY IANE WILLISON, RUTH MAE WILKES, HENRY WILLCOX, BILLY WILMETH, LEO WORLEY, GLADYS LA SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA Q N x ,QP r THE CQURT QF DOROTHY EYLEHS BoBBY TOHNSON N.. gif- Maroli Gras Gigantic! Tense! Thus we have the exciting week of campaigning and voting between the candidates for the Mardi Gras honors of the Byrd High Mardi Gras, The annual ball held at the Broadmoor Pavillion on Tuesday, March l, l938, at nine o'clock. At the sound of the heralds, at the stroke of nine, the annual Mardi Gras was ushered in with the beginning of the Coronation ceremony by the arrival of the Royal Party arriving from the land of Mardi Gras, First of the party to make their entrance were the ribbon bearers, Miss terry Matthews, lovely in neutral lace with purple, and Miss Dorothy Eylers becomingly gowned in agua marine lace. Miss Matthews was escorted by handsome Mr. Iohnny Creed, while Miss Eylers was ably assisted by Mr. Robert iohnson. Each young lady carried a hand bouquet. Next of the Royal Party to make their appearance were the Princesses Miss Helen Heath looking quite pretty in peach chiffon, and quite ably escorted by Mr. lim Whitten. She was followed by Miss Frances Dorchester attractively gowned in light blue chiffon, and escorted by stalwart Mr. Henderson Dowling. Then after a few brief moments the charming Maid of Honor, Miss lohnriy Mae Moore, made her appearance lovely in peach net and escorted by the handsome blond Mr. Lawrence Griffin. Silence and expectation ruled as the arrival of the Queen was anticipated. Then Hark! Her majesty . . . Queen Frances of the House of Glassell, has arrived, breathtakingly beautiful in white chiffon with silver threads, matching and bringing out her brunette beauty perfectly. The Queen entered graciously, and majestically on the arm of her chosen King Glenn Wilson. Queen Frances was then crowned by her King the Queen of the Byrd High Mardi Gras of l938. Danc- ing and merry making prevailed 'till twelve and it was said this was the most successful Mardi Gras ever. RCD-YALTY if. me--I .SIP NW' 4 I 9 N 34 R -ag -, Af' -, M, i f .3 W fIf? y I Is . Q -I ' I . , xx FRANCAIS GLASSELL ,262 'Nadi we GLENN WILSON IERRY MATTHEWS IOHNNY CREED IOHNNIE MAE MOORE LAWERENCE GRIFFIN IIM WHITTEN HELEN HEATH HENDERSON DOWLING FRANCES DORCHESTER KING FoR DAY CALHOUN ALLEN Mayor The student body ot Byrd High School elects five to rule the city oi Shreveport for one day annually. These officials take oath Ji oiiice and carry on the business to which they are assigneol. Each one selects his or her own secretary . . . and it is a thrilling and exciting day for every- OHS. HARRIET LANCASTER RICHARD BROWN Commissioner of Finance Commissioner of Safety CARL MCCAIN Commissioner of Public Utilities Q PEGGY HAWKINS '- Commissioner of Streets and Parks P. T. A. P.-T. A. President, MRS. lsADoRE LIEBER The Byrd High Parent-Teacher Association climaxed its most brilliant and suc- cessful year when it was acclaimed the largest P.-T. A. crganization in Louis- iana. It also has the largest membership of its history. The P.-T. A. owes to the faculty and pupils, who played a great part in its success, many thanks for the co-operation throughout the year. The outstanding projects of the year have consisted of several one-act plays sponsored by the Dramatics classes and the weekly community sing nights put on by the program chairman, Mrs. Percy Iohnson. The health chairman, Mrs. W. I. Sandidge has placed towels and soap in the girls' rest room. Mrs. A. R. Wherritt, citizenship chairman, has ably carried on the work begun by Mrs. McCann in the student King For A Day project. Mrs. Percy Osborne has kept many of our students in school who otherwise would have been unable to attend and Prof. Koffman helped and assisted in bringing to our school the world famous concert artist Germani and his famous Hammond organ. These are only a few of the projects undertaken by the P.-T. A. and the group closes its most eventful and successful year well satisfied with its accomplish- ments. 1 HIHHHES THE COACHING STAFF COACH DOBSON - Turning out two out of three championship ball clubs, is the enviable record of Coach Lee Dobson who has just completed his third year as head coach at Byrd. He has rendered invaluable service in developing Byrd's football team. His precise criticism has corrected numerous minor flaws and brought about closer co-operation among the boys. We all look forward to great things from next year's team, under the direction of one of Byrd's former football players, Coach Lee Dobson. COACH HODGINS Coach lim Hodgins assumed the duties ot track coach this year, taking the place of Coach Sage. He is very popular among all the boys and turned out a good track team. He is also the football line coach, utilizing his years of ex- perience on both the Byrd and Tulane teams. COACH COX After several years of invaluable service in the development of another great football team and the Iunior Iackets team. He also was head coach of the basketball teams and baseball team. E A. y Q w gr' 3 V I ' THE Foo-TBALL SEAsoN SCHEDULE OF GAMES Byrd 48, Horatio 7. Byrd 20, Bolton 6. Bvfd 251 Hope 12- Byrd 32, ouqchuq 6. . Byrd 7, Little Rock 7. Byrd 13, Port Arthur 13. 48, Minden 13. Byrd Byrd 19, Homer 6. Byrd Byrd Byrd 13, Haynesville 0. l4, Fair Park 0. 13, Warren Easton 6. Coach Dobson completed his third year as head coach of the Iackets by nailing down nother state championship. lthough the team looked' ragged in spots during pre-season practice, it soon shaped into a well-organized and smooth-working machine. They opened the season by an easy win over Horatio. Every man on the bench saw action and ran up 48 points against their oponnents' 7. They next journeyed to Hope, Ark., where they came from behind in the last half to down Hope 25 to 12. The game dedicated the new Hope Stadium. The next game found the Iackets in Little Rock, where they were battled to a 7 to 7 standstill in agruelling game. They were again battled to a standstill the next week by the rival Yellow Iackets of Port Arthur High. Final score: Iackets 13, Port Arthur 13. ln the following four games the Iackets downed Minden, Horner, Bolton, and Ouachita in quick order by respective scores of 48 to 13, 19 to 6, 20 to 6, and 32 to 6. The following week the lackets gained revenge from the Golden Tornado of Haynesville by defeating them 13 to 6 on the Haynesville gridiron. The next game came with Fair Park and it was with determination that the squad took the field. They fought bravely against the Indians, trouncing them 14 to 0 before 13,000 spedtators, the largest crowd ever to witness a prep school game in Shreveport. The defeat of the Indians gave the Iackets the North Louisiana championship. r On the day of December 18, the lackets met the Eagles of Warren Easton, South Louisiana's repre- sentative for the state title, at the Fair Grounds. The Iackets took the game 14 to 0, winning the state championship and bringing down the curtain on the 1937 season. Frank Boydston, faculty manager, has completed his third successful year with the Yellow Iacket squad. Among the many things credited to him are football field improvements such as a new fence around the field, a modern scoreboard, and enlarge- ment of the two entrances. ln addition to this he was always busy with the sale of football tickets. liigagement of trains and busses for out-of-town games also fell under his supervision. ' Mr. FRANK BoYDsroN, Manager The tour cheerleaders ot Byrd Hiqh School ot l938 certainly did prove, without a doubt, amonq they best cheering squads the school has ever had. They helped to carry the toot- ball team to win another Louisiana State Championship. FRANCES McCoY Mac, a popular member of the Senior Class, was elected cheerleader in her Freshman, Iunior, and Senior years, and has proven a very valuable member of it. Invr Bosrrcrc lim was one of the peppiest members of the squad. As he is only a Iunior, he will be back next year to cheer the Iackets on to success. 2-,. - .Twi- Q F if Wx vs to fr l if Q, U li 'ss --1 w- ,,. 'i Q .N V The Freshman cheerleaders Ot l938 were among the peppiest Byrd ever had. At several aanres they led the entire school in yells. They were lean Spurloclc, Betty Anderson, lane Anderson, and Rayrrroncl Brill. lOHNNIE MAE MOORE Besrdes strrvrrrg as Clr-:tfrlt-arl-.sr rrr nfl: Presrr man year, lfrlrrtrrifv Mac was elect' tl tlrrs yt-fzr. Sire was arrotlrer pvaratrlcrr Sftrrrrn: WEE, was irrvaluall-1 in ftrrtlrvrlrtrx the sur' - 1 :ss r,l tl.1 :lr-rf2r'irr : sqrratl and rf tl.-'1 ittzrrafl t-rrrr ROBERT PETERSON Arratlrer' popular Serum who was rx :rrf-zrrlt-Ar Of the Cheerirrfig sfquarl far the lrrst trrrrf- wma l3etey.' He proved tO he a very 1'I1ll1L1Sli1Sl1' rrrernlner Ot the rlrnmirr: squrrrl. ..f ,- K x at no BIRD FRED COOK BICKHAM DICKSON LETTERMEN ED BERGER 1 Roy Czwmzss ED BERGER . . . Berger was the first reserve center and saw action. He is a one year but will be lost next year by uation. LEO BIRD . . . Leo is perhaps the back ever to attend Byrd More than once he pay dirt and chalked up points for the Purple and Gold. He was a mem- ber ot both the All-State and All- Byrd teams. - ROY CAVINESS . . . Roy made his second Iacket letter with flying colors. He was a hard-charging guard with plenty of prospects of being a brilliant college player. FRED COOK . . . The lightest player on the team but among the fastest on the team. 'I'his is his second letter and he will be back next year. BICKHAM D1cKsoN . . . Dickson was shining star of the Purple Gold. He made the All-Byrd CHARLES DUFOUR . . . A second letterrnan. A fine tackle plenty of power. He graduates this year. GUY 4 GUY F1-:DUCIA if L H HENDERSON HARDCASTLE ,tx FEDUCIA . . . Guy is probably the greatest all-around player that ever came to Byrd High. He, is a four year letterman, and an All- Stttte and All-Byrd man. . uf . , E HENDERSON HARI,tASTLE .N . . A reserve tackle who saw lots of action. This is his first year to letter. m IAMES HENDRICKS . . . Hendricks 'was one of the main cogs in the Iacket forward yvalf His passes were accurate and his defense was periect. He is lost for next year as he is graduating. ED HICKMAN . . . First understudy end. ' Bos f A fine end with plenty of excellent prospectsi He will be back next year.. MCGBAW .1 . . Leany thas the hardest-driving back on the team. He was only a reserve but will be back'next year as a regular. MIZE . . . Ietlry made ,his second letter as akglacket back. His line thrusts proved very efficient when thelackets neared the goal and needed a fevv more yards. He will be back next year. ij, ., JAMES HENDRIQS t use . 4 ED HICKMAN f ' 3-Qc .Nigga QL 1 A .1 . if 'Q' asf.. ' ' l fl i' H . A, -35' Q, ' Bos MCGHAW 1 . K my t , a A . ' XX O S ig' l i f X ff, JERRY Mm: . F.. .... K: -Q LETTERMEN '25 IACK ORBISON -vi' Qs.-A M i .1 i' , -1 '-3-.--1. : . .sr 11, M K A li- f K K ffisiftffi ' i . ffm yr. r 1f ' Q ,L 1 gli . Y 151.7 'A 35 , D .N Q at LYMAN RICHARDSON Oms RAINER ORBISON . . . A reserve back with plenty of power and speed. He made several long touchdown iaunts last year. Will be back next year. Oms RAINER . . . A second year letter- man who showed plenty of nerve and strength in all the games. He will graduate this year. ri LYMAN RICHARDSON . . . Lyman was the find of the season. His kicking and running dazzled the spectators more than one year. lAMEs SWEENEY . . . Being handicapped by a shoulder injury, Sweeney was out a great percent of the time, but when he was in the game he was always a brilliant player- HENR1 WoLBRE'rTE . . . Pluto was a first string letterman. A big man with plenty of speed and power. IACK IAM!-:s SWEENEY X HENRI Wousmzrrs L if Baoox GARRETT . . . Doc completed his third year on the squad in grand style. His work on both the defense and offense was outstanding. The loss oiwhis services will be a setback to the tearfli DAN O'DoNNELL . . . This enormous tackle teamed along with Hardcastle as first reserves. He saw a lot of action and will be back next year. I LETTERMEN Brioox GARRETT DAN O' au,-'K DONNELL HAROLD SUMRELL COOKSEY HUMPHREY STANLEY GIBBS IAMES CARTER CHARLES RUBENSTEIN NOYES LIVINGSTON IIM GAYLE JAMES KIHNEMAN CHARLES HOPE PAUL WALKER FRANK CAMPISI ED WENDLING EDGAR WILSON PAY GILMORE THE RESERVES RESERVES NICK ELINA MILTON HOLLAND LEROY BARNIDGE IAMES ROWLAND IOHN MEAGHER BOBBY LINDSAY BILL BAILEY BOB WILEY BOB SPENSI-:R JOHN BAKER BEN LONG ALFRED BURON PAISLEY LIVINGSTON JAMES RAMSAY PETE IONES ED MCKINLEY IESSIE MIZE 1. Leo Bird goes for a touch- down. 2. The ball is fumbled. 3. Byrd Band on parade. 4. Byrd and Fair Park Bands. 5. Byrd gains yardage. 6. Sweeney inlercepts a pass. 151 BASKETBALL 1. Billy Riggs. 2. loe Candiloro. 3. lohn Marshall. 4. Pete Murray. 5. Lindy Lenderman. 6. David Huffman 7. Frank Cook. 8. David Huffman. fig. in-s y in Qa swell 1 11 I. , Q AJ-'Nw' . Coach Hodgins, lohn Woods Lin wood Lee, Pat Lawney, Eugene Russ. . Pat Lawney. . Wayne Hollingsworth, Lyman Richardson. . Linwood, Lee. The Track Tearn. Eugene Russ. Iohn Marshall. Pat Lawney, lack Fisher, fohn Woods. Eugene Russ, john Marshall, Linwood Lee. Allan Taylor. Wayne Thornton, Robert Courtney, Robert johnson, Glenn Wilson, and Noyes Livingston. TRACK lrwvfffr BASEBALL Bill Bailey, Fred Cook, lack Cotton, Charles Dufour, Guy Feducia, Dan O'Donnell, Raymond Pate, lames Rowland, lim Whitten, Coach Dobson. V 'Q 4 .1 .0 lohn Caslcey, lack Forshee, Rudolph Hill, Herrin Rogersf Charles Rubenstein, Eugene Russ, Bill Rutledge, Edgar Wilson, Gordon, Youngblood, aniCoach Fox. Frank Campisi, Ben Long, and Earl Mayence pictures do not appear, Byrd, .. .. 12 Belcher. ,, .. 2 Byrd, .. ,. l0 Hosston. .. .. 6 Byrd. ,. .. 13 1-laughton. ,. 1. 6 Byrd Elm Grove Byrd De Ridder Byrd Mansfield . Byrd De Ridder Byrd Mansfield , Byrd 1-lornbeck . Byrd Many . . . , Byrd... .. 10 Fair Park... .. ll Byrd. .. .. 7 Mansfield. . .. .. 8 Byrdmf , 7 Fair Parka. 8 ' 150 79 P1ayeH'13, won lOl lost 3, for average fof ,769. Lost two'-extra-inning games to Fair Park after piling up a comfortable lead. They lost an eleven-inning game to Mansfield. Played home games on field in Broadmoor. Dufour, Cotton, Whitten, Youngblood, and Caglcey are lost for next year as they are graduating. , ' p , 'Af HUVHHISEMEITIIS r .. 1,69 Q ' 1,3-9' J . fx r '- l-',- , .yy , ,'- . 235-- 1 , f' - -4 I A f 1,1 Hr X , . M1 j:,.g,,L1f, wx , iw 4' 4..v- mu 'J-,sr, . 1 - JZ ': gf,,f 3 . :-22 ' , 1 ,ue it x ,A Nz 13 5 gig, Q I ' iff: 'E' ,L - ' we .1 V13 ax W, : 2 , ' ff :..,.. , 1.4 ' 1 1 :,:..4' T, 5 Compliments of Silvers 50 to 31.00 Store Texas Street-Shreveport, La. Complinwnts of J. B. FENLAND Comfxlimvnts of Hirsch Sr Leman Co. Friend-Piper Furniture Studios, Inc. AUTHENTIC REPRouUr:TIoNs and Phone T056 -L05 Texas Street RELATED ACCESSORIES 3517-19 Fairfield Ave. Shreveport, Lu 1 Conzplinienls of T. D. ALLISON GRoeER and MARKETER Complinwnts of Sam Caldwell MAYOR 15' QSZOPQZ Hd. Cnniplinwnts of The Sears Roebuck and Company Store Serving Shreveport Majestic Drug Store 6'Where Friends Meetv 601 Milam Street J Visit The Roof Garden Open May to September Lunvlleon served daily, 12 to 2 on the Roof. Dinner from 6 p.ln. and Supper Dunving eom- menring nt 9:30. N0 1-over charge for diners who wish to remain for the dancing, except on Saturdays. Regular eov- er eharge for those who do not rare to dine 830. Saturday cover charge 31.10. Floor shows 7:45 and ll:30. i The Washington- Ynuree r.- I .lk vw? ELGIN-HAMILTON WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND GIFTS CLARKE JEWELRY CO. 607 Texas St. Phone 2-6652 Hayden Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 2-6689 Ardis Building Gfnoflzer farm - - - And many of our young friends are graduating and leaving us to take their well earned place in the business field . . . To these let us say Best of luck and congratulations. . . . And to those who will return next year- We'll be happy to see you again. Iohnson Furniture Co.. Inc. Lovell E. Hayden, Jr. Shreveport Complinwnts Complimvnts of LEE'S, INC. WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 308 Texas Street Mrs. lVIaurer's Bakery BUTTER NUT BREAD BYRD BQQSTERS - - lbwlsgmuasiusi Mizw 77f7ff5' Aiifegfwgdww 7724. J Wdfdmw .See ,JQQAQI , .uwuzl I-A-c Ce. 9 wx , 1 f A f-'fl Z TZ, 1953? gzffwwmw vi F4 wif ZZiZ.,MQg02,y , u I ,I , X .ful , if ' - JL, Compliments of 0 Pyramid Oil 81 Gas Company, Inc. 0 H Sl,A'I l'I'IHY BUILDING o SIIHFIVEPORT. LOUISIANA COIIIIIUIIIPILIS of Louisiana Iron St Supply Company Oil Well Supplies Shreveport, Louisiana Phone 5223-5224 L. O. I BRANCHES I Lisbon, Iiil.-Ijllllllff 2121 Q Ilodrssu, Int .ff- -fI'Il0llv I00 Q Zwollv, I,u.- Plmm- 2 Q ICI Iloraulo, Ark. HI'Ilolu- 807 I Lolwvicw. VTUX.--1,IlOlll' 21 U , i, 0 P E L I C AN WELL TOOL at SUPPLY co. Enterprises Comfplirmfnts of Saenger-Ehrlich INCORPORATED hopes all students of . C. E. Byrd High turn out to be The STRAND CUQTOMERS MAJESTIC L ' CAPITOL or wives thereof I SAENGER vt I Air Conditioned for Your Complete' 1MORE RAIN, MORE GRASSJ Enjoyment of Fine Entertainment lk.. J np ., -2 55.3 ', . First National Banlc ,llli-Q ,??l.l.-.il Louisiana's Oldest Bank RESOURCES OVER 32 MILLION MEMBER FEIIERM, DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Co mplinwnts of BOB CARLTON scnool, OF MODERN Music 423 Milam Street Slireveport, L Bargains in Used Cars the Year Around Trade Stanlgys Terms 1605 Marshall Phone 2-4846 The National Hatters and Cleaners, Inc. Moore 81 Merklein, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE 515 Market Street Your Friends and Printers Standard Printing Co. 611 Wiilam Phone 5225-6 Compliments of MRS. H. T. DWIRE AND HELEN MRS. PERCY R. JOHNSON AND VIRGINIA Compliments of I Leany and Gray cAL.co'rE SHAW Line und Stephenson E. H. BUCHANAN B. V. BENTLEY Globe Map Co. Phone 2-7453 309 Milam Street Compliments of Dr. S. S. Waits nENT1sr Compliments of Ruvian D. Hendrick CITY JUDGE Compliments of Scllusters Wholesale Sl Produce Co., Inc. 500-512 Commerce Street Phone 4151 Dartois Oil Refinery OILS and GASOLINE Compliments of A1l1liS!lllqS Esso Service Station HI Kingshighway lfomplinwnts of Lane H. Mitchell BEST IVISHES Stopmoor, Inc. 189 FI. Kingshighwuy Finest Food All Cream and Drinks Ice Cream ou who gmdzm te. . . Accept the Congratulations of One of Shreveporfs Leading Home- O W11 ed Department Stores ,nv M H EAR N DRY GOODS CO. LTD. Q You'll be ahead with a Chevrolet Red River Motor Co. '6Your Chevrolet Dealer , Compliments of AN DRESS MOTOR CO., INC. 717 Crockett St. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA R. F. Kayser Trailer Company l'. O. Box 1135 ef Phone 2-4635 DIAMOND T MOTOR TRUCKS 1505-67 Texas St. Slm-ve-port. La. Fairfield Serviee Station J. C. CORLEY l airficld and Murphy Streets Phone 9522 Shreveport, La 'k Compliments of U. S. Meyer Jewelry Co. 402 MILAM ST. 'A' Compliments of PAT MALLOY Compliments of Tolbert Weltling and Machine Company Compliments of Lyles Laundry Sa Dry Cleaners Compliments Leading Home Furnishersv f - :Thi-Q.,-1. j - I , va JAEKSU g - p A Rx iyx f ' Q rs Q Iffalf lP MAS:- -.1-1194 5 s ' I 9 fl'-x I 'Q ' 7 lv . ft 'I ve . 'iff' W l 4. ly ,- ' ',' ,J N 0 l -1- 'X , n - 1 A V, X .-1 ...':.i',.i 4 r' ' 5 5Hf,,',f 4 D ,W '35 - . - 4 Y . . M A' , f .. . fi . - 1 .-1 + S fs a n A t . ,, -- F, cm llv 4 1 an 7-1 it 5 , . Gln, U X M W i rbi, 1 X1 A -v I 4, ' .fsil Y: 3 ' ' x wa W M B pai ' I c . gli ill. I-' ' ' - - --. -X . f . More PLEASURE. OIVIFORT. sconolvlv t when you travel TRI-STATE COACHES Plan a visit with the home folks. Enjoy a visit to some nearby or distant city. Visit your favorite resort. Travel in big, deluxe Tri-State Coaches. Enjoy the ever changing scen- ery from wide observation type MARSHALL AT FANNIN STS. PHONE 4208 windows as you relax in deep cushioned individual chairs. Free pillows and ice water. Courteous, efficient drivers. Phone our local agent fo r con- venient f a r e s evervwhere. C0lll1IIill1'!'l1tS of DEGENERESBRGS Compliments of l'l'Rl'l'Y BAKING COMPANY Host Br:-url in TIIIFHH 824 Travis Slrvel 'l'vle-pllollv 2-2-llll llUl'I!'0IlIl' to Iliv ll!lS'l'Y 'l'AS'l'Y EAT Slllll' Home nf the Original STEAK SANDWICH Positively Slireveport's Best 606 Mairslmll St. 0. C. Jorilun, Prop. PHONE 7181 ' SHREVEl'LlRT AMBULANCE SERVICE Betty Boyd Beauty Shop S3010 Highland I Phone 8-3285 C om pli rnvnts o f HODGES Laundry and Dry Cleanillg Co. U SE , Wage? ARKANSAS-LOUIHAIA GAS CO. Harney S. Began 0lL LEASES O ROYALTIES Phone 6063 Shreveport, Louisiana I Compliments of Elston-Prince and McDade WHOLESALE GROCERS Compliments of Wilkins' Rectal 81 Rupture Clinic Treatment by the A mbulant Method. 509 City Bank Bldg.-Phone '2-5335 SHREVEPORT, LA. Meet Us at Colonial Sandwich Shop After the Show or Damre Olive at Centenary Blvd. Excelsior Laundry CLEANERS, DYERS and HATTERS Phone 6238 if BIG CHAIN STORES The Grocery Folks of Shreveport Four Home-Owned Food Department Stores 'k 4 A4A4 ' Lf Q s vl-l Compliments of Haynes Oil Corporation SLATTERY BUILDING SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA n 212-21.1 Milaun St. Ph 5241 Shreveport, Louisiana Tippett Drilling Querbes 81 Bourquin Company SLATTERY BU1LDmG Insurance Service I Evans Sporting Goods 302-04 TEXAS STREET J. C. TIPPETT It Pays to Play Pwsidmt Philip Werlein, Ltd. Q7ep,i. 0 ,Z Oldest Music House in Company the South 205 E. Kingshighway Phone 8-2258 King Band Instruments and Ludwig Drums g Everything for Band and Bayou State Oil Co. Orchestra Shreveport, La. A Home Company 627 Market Street Shreveport, La. Sparco Gasoline Co. Marketers of Sparcolene Gasoline Compliments of Le Chat Noir Compliments of Aetna Life Ins. Co. W Compliments of The AMERICAN FURNITURE CO 616 MILAM ST. Everything for the Home at Lowest Prices And on Convenient Terms - ii? iw S P R 0 D U C T S ARE PASTEURIZED For Your PROTECTION Rial 1' Complimenty i vf Uniteci Gas Pipe Line Company x i THE J. B. BEAIRD CORPORATION , F abricators--M achinists--F ounders Structural Steel-General Machine Works. Tank Car Repairing-Iron and Steel Cast- ings-Manfacturers of Oil Field Special- ties and Tanks. O O SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA ' ilii.,l- . , 1-iiii -l. Compliments of . leaf F C0 '24 Good Pm to Buy Fumimfa' Q 1847-551 TEXAS AVENUE SHREVEPORT, LA, .N mlli, K - -a. -, ,,TT- l --i 'I' 'f f J' 1 I-if 'Vi?fz2 '?1i11f'?', . f w ff M fs .11 ii . . y , I W Mx. War. , 1 I f ff' gf . X- 5 ' 4 .... .X if 'X if Ek Q: f y If I 90 Uffw' BRi'CleniSdln0l Majestic Building Phone 2-5778 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Backed by a successful record of thirty-six years in Shreveport. Thorough and dependable. Accredited by the National Association of Ac- credited Commercial Schools. Thousands of successful graduates. Has confidence of business and professional men. 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. Students may enter at any time. Close personal attention. Come to see us., phone 2-5778, or address P. 0. Box 302, for full information. Gao. A. Mmnows B. Acct., Pres. Compliments of Nancy Hat Shop Quality Tile ut Reasonable Prices TRI-STATE TILE and MARBLE CO., Inc. Phone 6033 1413 Fairfield Ave. W. A. Gooch Shreveport, La. Compliments of Shreveport Yellow Cab Company Compliments of L. P. Woods oRocETER1A 1313 Louisiana Avenue Compliments of REX THEATRE Highland ul Kingshighway SHREVEPORTS FINEST AND MOST MODERN THEATRE Ardis 81 Co., Inc. Wholesale Grocers DISTRIBUTORS OF DELMONTE FOODS The Highest Quality Always Tell Your Grocer Delmontei' Ask Anyone We Serve V M. L. BATH CO., LTD. Printing-Lithographing-Embossing-Office Furniture, Fixtures-Filing Systems Shreveport, Louisiana Flournoy and Harris EXCLUSIVE .IEVVELERS 513 Marshall St. Shreveport, La. Compliments of JOHN Mc FORD Compliments of MORRIS BUICK CO. SHREVEPORT Rodessn, La. Louisiana Dallas, Tex. 6'BeLter Buy Buicki, Red Ball Motor Freight Co. SMILING SERVICE U. S. Autrey Best Wfishes ' ' l' , . Inc. Compliments of Triangle Dr1l lllg Co , 1-1119 Slattery Building ca 99 Shreveport, La. CENTENARY COLLEGE of Louisiana ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN YEARS OF INSPIRING LEADERSHIP Fine Old Traditions, Southern Atmosphere, Christlkzn Ideals A Standard Senior College offering the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degrees, with a School of Music granting the Bachelor of Music Degree. Offering also Pre-Law, Pre-Medical, and Pre-Engineering Courses, Commerce, Teacher-Training, Home Economics, and Industrial Science. Special courses in Art, Dramatics, Piano, Pipe Organ, Puhlic School Music, Voice, and other allied departments. High Standards of Scholarship with Close Individual Attention Given to Each Student. Credits Accepted in Transfer by A l l Colleges and Universities. FOR FULL INFORMATION, WRITE TO THE PRESIDENT CENTENARY COLLEGE, SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. - ,f ,et Ah BYRD HI SCHOOL ls .flnollwr Exrlusivv User of Dicksonls Selected Quality Milk Products You. too. May Have the Same Fine Milk Products in Your Home Phone . 61744 Victor P. Maynard INSURANCE o NOTARY 3ll Milam St. Phone 3766 Shreveport, l.a. ' 9 I ' , , DEAN Pl . D YNijO 10119 O TISS Compliments of F. P. HUGHES NATII DNAL BISCUIT Cl D. Compliments of Liddell Candy Co. Sparco 707 Tire Co. GOODYEAR TIRES Shreveport, La. Glenwood Hardware And Sporting Goods F. A. CLOUTIER, JR., Owner 3307 Line Avenue Shreveport, La Compliments W7 H I T E ' S SANITUNE CLEANERS We Know Howm Phone 6178 1327 Pierre Ave Brook Mays Sa Company Home of CHICKERING The Worl1l's Leading Piano 705 Milam St. Shreveport, La. - Eight Home Owned-Home Operated MORRIS-DICKSON DRUG STORES 'There is One Near Youv - l l 1-li DODD COLLEGE fl Junior College for Girls SHREVEPORT, LA. Modern--Progressive-Accredited - -l .., l Broadmoor Floral Shop Mrs. Sara Tulley, Manager Nights-Sundays-Holidays 8-3962 Always Fresh Flowers-All Types of Floral Designing Pine Grove Dairy Milk too Pure to Pastvurizcf' Phone 2-2813 Coushzltta Road Keenan Furniture Co. Qualit Homo Furnishing at lgeasonable Prices. Credit Terms Arranged 720 Milam Street Phone 2-4815 Shreveport, La Compliments of Photo by Le Doux 615 Jordan Street O Terry 81 ,luden Co., Ltd. Makers of Uniforms for Every Purpose O 143 Carondelet Street NEW ORLEANS O 6'All Tluzt Is Newn . . . in smart clothes for style-consci- ous young men and young women. , , , '4 K Q, X' K Individual ShumoMEN QWOMIN olllllllllll Compliments of J. E. Ribb Service Station 302 East Kingshighway Try Our Service Phone 8-9121 Compliments of T. R. HUGHES, Sheriff A. G. Hammett, Tax Assessor Victor G. Simmons Clerk of Court SHREVEPORTS GREATEST CLOTHIERS MLEVYCQ PETE'S BEAUTY SHOP Air Conditioned for the Comfort of Our Patrons REALISTIC - EUGENE - FREDERICK PERMANENT VVAVES All Branches of Beauty Culture 3311 Line Ave. Phone H-2196 Compliments of Matthews Tire Co., Inc. TIM'S STORE GIFT CORNER KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES FOR BOYS FOR WOMEN Retreading - Vulranizing - Road Service 1006 Marshall Phone 2-5755 Compliments of . . . Strother T1re SCFVICC Compliments of 622 Edwards Street Compliments of ' ROSE-NEATH FUNERAL HOME DRINK. I Delicious and Refreshing Carney Morris Printing Company INCORPORATED 216 Milam St. Leaders in zhv Printing, Stationery and Uffirv Supply Field. EXCLUSIVE Shaw Walker Master-Craft DEALER Stationery Supplies-lmlexing Service Filing E1IUllJlllClll 0ffiI'6 Furniture Give lfs an Upportunity to Svrvv You. J. A. Styron Engraving Company Commencement Invitations Caps and Gowns Class Rings I SIIREVEPURT, LA. ir , - -iigil.. I-P.. I A GRADUATES SUMMER SCHOOL . I-H .P M F' ,i':?lw1'3 fa, Tiff? if 5 f, Vx. . jj C+ AW AQHIC1 M. df 'va-aff 'S X. Complete Business and Secretarial Training Day and Night School--Enrollment Any Time NORTON BUSINESS COLLEGE THE SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL TRAINING W. K. NORTON. B. S. MRS. .I. W. NORTON, Pres. L. W. NORTON, B. S. THE ORIGINAL GREGG SHORTHAND COLLEGE OF SI-IREVEPORT,' Write or Call for Information 4-th Floor Levy Building PIIOHC 2-4363 Shreveport, La. Compliments PABODY-STOER Insurance Agency First National Bank Building You're Always Welcome Compliments of at WALGREEN' Pugh, Grimmes 81 Boatner RED RIVER LUMBER Is certified as to grades, seasoning and quality. Usa it in Your Home. Red River Lumber Co. Phone 8-1460 -s St. Vincent Ave. at 68th St. S Compliments of Cub Liquor Co. 335 East Kingshighway Compliments of The City Market Compliments of Fowler Commission Company, Inc. OF LOUISIANA PM REDDY KILOWATT .1 'O 4 Your - if I Electric , ,I Servant X! K ' I Work Long Hours for Low Wages. ' 5 ' if . V I lziigljggu My days are 24 hours long. I'm always on duty helping you all I possibly can. I wash and iron your clothes, clean your rugs and do many other household tasks. My labor is cheap. The longer I work, the less I get paid per hour. SIIUTIIWESTEBN GAS 8: ELECTRIC C0. OBOR 7 The Elevator to Success is Not Running -Take the Stairs to- LEE SCOTT REJPREADING THE COLOSSUS WIIOIESIIIC Retail 718 Marshall st. Phone 2-2256 INDUSTRIES 1110. sHREvEPoRT ' 205 Crockett Street Phone 4188 Compliments of SHREVEPORT, LA. ooLDR1Nos V V F Gilda Audrey Beauty Salon WHERE YOU CUT S0 MUCH AT N0 Telephone 4281 417 Milam Street EXTRA LOST Manufacturers and Distributors of Telephone 8-9122 We Deliver URY'S C-IN--MILL-FACTORY AND Sandwich and Ice Cream Shop Treat Yourself to the Best REFINERY SUPPLIES 3015 Highland Shreveport., La. ,-.,-.li ?..-. Superior lron Works 81 Supply Co. Compliments of Continental American Bank 81 Trust Co. Shreveport, Louisiana Central Wholesale Co. Diszribumrs for Bird's Roofs and Bird's Products Phone 2-1658 1527 Southern Compliments of Shreveport Packing Co., Inc. Wholesale Dealers in Choice Dressed Beef, Mutlon, Pork and All Kinds of Sausage Buekelew Hardware Co. G1assware-fChinafllousehold Utensils Builders Hardware-Hotel Supplies 122-128 Texas Phone 6291 Compliments of 7153333 Compliments of f 409-11 Texas St. Best of Wishes to Faeulty and Student Body of Byrd Hi Make Penney's Your Headquarters for Values Shreveport Engraving Co Shreveport, La. .' 4.-J ,, ,.,w.snm!5f. M-: From the Presses of JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS-LITHOGRAPHERS SHREVEPORT. LA. Q1 Undergraduates Whose Pictures DO Not Appear ADDISON, ALLOWEEN ALBRIGHT, EVELYN ALLEN, PAUL ARLEDGE, MARGUERITE ASHFORD, ROBERT ATKINS, JULIUS ATLAS, RAPHAEL ATWOOD, DALE BAKER, ANNIE LEE BAINS, MARSHALL BARLOW, ANNA MARIE BARROW, ROSEMARY BEACH, VERMO BENGE, JOHN BLEAKNEY, MARGARET BLUMBERG, BEN BOONE, SIDNEY BOYOD, ROBERT BROWN, VOLLIE BURDICK, GLENN CAINE, SHIRLEY CAMMANDER, GLADYS CARMICHAEL, BILLY J CATO, ETHEL ROSE CHATMAN, MILTON CLEMENT, MARCIA COONE, BERNIE ADAMS, THOMAS BAILLO, JIMMIE BRADSHAW, BILLY CANO, MARGARET CHESSER, GENE COBB, CHARLES CRAFTON, THOMASINE DORTOIS, BILLY DAvIS, ELOISE DEES, GERALDINE DIGILOMA, TOM EAKIN, BILLY EASBY, LUDWELL ELLIOTT, ROBERT EWERZ, ROBERT PARR FESTERVAN, MAxINE FULLILOVE, CAROLINE GARRET, RAY 4 GAUGH, CECIL GILBERT, JOHN GRAHAME, NORMA LEE HAMILTON, THEDA SOPHOMORES CYFHERS, CHARLES DANIELS, LEONARD FOLK, BETTY FARMER, DOROTHY FURR, SYLvIA GABLE, WALLACE GILBERT, BILLY GRAVES, GEORGE HAMMON, HARRY HARGUS, MARIORIE HARRIS, DON BETH HAGOOD, MARTHA HENDRICK, JAMES HERRIN, RICHARD HEWETT, MARTHA HODGES, HOWARD HOLLOWAY, VERGIL HUNT, JERRY HUSTON, EDDELA JONES, CHARLES LEE JONES, HAZEL PEARL KISNIE, NDAVID LAIRD, fEARL LAIRD, JACQUELINE LAWNEY,'PAT LEWIS, LORRETTE LEWIS, TOM LOLAKUS, GUS LONG, JAMES LOPER, JACK LORD, WOSLEY MARTIN, MARGIE RUTH MASON, MARILYN MCCARL, MARVIN MCCULLOUGH, BILLY MCDONALD, W. J. MIzE, JESSE MUNCH, EDWIN MORRIS, GERALDINE OKENHOLT, J. N. O'NE1'LL, CLARA DEE PARKER, KENNETH PAINE, JACK PRICE, RAY QUEEN, JOE RAY, ROBERT RAINTZ, FLORENCE RIVERS, LORENE ROBERTSON, JAMES ROBINETTE, ALVA ROGERS, BOBBIE ROWELL, LA VERNE ROWLETT, DORIS RUTAN, DONALD FRESHMEN HARDIN, JOHN HENRY, LYNN HERRON, CAMPBELL B. HICKMAN, SIMMONS HIGDON, BOBBIE HILL, EDWARD A. I-IUDSMITH, HELLEN HUGHENS, OLIVER JANE IACOBSON, GEORGE JOHNSON, NASH HARPE, GUS KATZ, SAUL KNIGHT, EUGENE LAWRENCE, JACK LUCKY, ARTMER MARANTO, SAM MARKS, ADELA MASSIE, FLOYD MCKINLEY, ED MEEK, HAROLD MURRAY, BILLY MURPHY, PAT OIDELL, ALBERT OWENS, EDWARD PARKER, GEORGE H., JR. PHENNEL, FAYE POPE, JAMES PRIEST, JENNIE ROBERTSON, IRA ROY, THERESA ROWERS, MAIORIE RUSSELL, TALMADGE SANDERS, JAMES SANDERS, J. L. SANFORD, JACK SCHIPP, MAY SCHROLL, REBECA SHAW, ALICE SHEDD, THOMAS SHERRARD, EVELYN SICHERD, JEAN SIMONTON, EDWIN SMART, LOUIS SMART, SHIRLEY SANCHEZ, STEVE SANDERS, JACK SANDERS, VALERIE SHERROD, ROBERT SHIPP, JACK SLIMER, MARGARET STAMFER, CHARLES STEPHENS, BILL STEPHENS, GERTRUDE STINSON, CHESTER STROUD, WALLACE STUBBLEFIELD, EVELYN SULTON, HENRY D. THOMPSON, JOHN TOPOR, AGNES VINWICH, EVEREFT VARABLE, JUANITA WAGLEY, NAOMK WALDRON, VIRGINIA WALTERS, DOROTHY WALTERS, FRED WATKINS, EUGENE WEISMAN, HELEN WHITTINGTON, JIM WILLIAM, JOHN WILLIAMSON, JUNE SMITH, FAYRINE SMITH, JACK SOLOMAN, JUANITA SPUYRES, EARL STRAWBERRY, THERMON STEFHENSON, TOMMY STONE, ALBERT TAYLOR, FRANCES TIDWELL, GEORGE TIGNES, DORIS TROEGEL, LOUIS TROOUELLA, JUANITA VANDIVER, ANNA DEAN VICKHONER, TRUEMAN VAN VELOTTA, FRANCES WARE, NEELSEN WHEELER, WATTS WHITE, WILLIE WILLIAMS, MARY FRANCES WOOD, MARY JANE WOODRUFF, FRED ZIMMERMAN, EDWIN Undergraduates Whose Pictures DO Not Appear BEMISS, MARY LEWIS BRANS, JIMMY BROOKS, O. T. CARPENTER, FRED CATALANO, RITA ERNESTINE DICK, GEORGE DUNBAR, JAMES DUNWOODIE, ANN ELSTON, ELIZABETH FIEBEL, GEORGE FERGUSON, BYRLE GENTRY, PONEE ANDER, MARGARET ARNOLD, PAUL AHRINGTON, BEATRICE ARTHUR, JEAN BELLOWS, GEORGE BOLIN, MARION BONNER, JAMES BOYD, ROBERT BHODNAX, LYNN BROTHERS, MARGARET BUCHALTER, IRENE CARPENTER, NELLIE MAE CARRICK, WENDELL CARTWRIGHT, JEAN COOKSEY, BILLY CRAFT, BRUCE CRENSHAW, LEE DAVIS, JOHNNY DEES, EZRA DYER, GRACE ELIZABETH ERNEST, FLOYD EDYAID, CURTIS ELSTON, KENNETH FEIBEE, SELMA FERGUSON, ROBERT FISBEE, JOHN FRANKS, TILLMAN GODPREY, BESSIE GOLD, JACK GREEN, DON GRAVES, MARY ALICE GUSTINE, MARY LOUISE HAND, CHARLES HAFCHER, IULIAS B SEN IORS GIBBS, STANLEY HICKMAN, EDDIE HOOVER, HERBERT HUDSON, JERE HUMPHREY, SHERWOOD JORDAN, LONNIE MARSHALL, JOHN MCCRERY, OTIS MCMICHAEL, FRED MORRIS, BILL MURRAY, PETE NICHOLAS, GEORGE IUNIORS HEAD, GEORGE W. HENLEY, ED HILL, ALLIE HOEFER, HELEN FRANCIS HOPE, RUBY LUCILLE HOUSTON, OTTIS HOWSE, JAMES B. HUTSON, BETTY JONES, H. B. KELLY, TOMMIE KIRK, NANCY KNIGHT, DOROTHY LAIRD, MARGARET LANCASTER, SIDNEY LINAM, JUANITA LIPPE, EDGAR LARD, DELEERT LOVE, JAYNE MALLETT, WILLIE MAYER, JAMES MAYEIELD, JOHN MAYHAN, JAMES MCCORD, LUCILLE MCCRAW, BOB MCCRORY, MILDRED MCCULLOUGH, BILLY P. MORROW, EVA MULLEN, MARIORIE NELSON, ALICE NORNELL, JAMES OLIPHINT, CHARLES E. POWELL, TOMASENE A RANCH, ANN I REDDELL, GRACE O'DONNELL, DAN PARDUE, BEN PLITT, EDWARD LOUIS REILY, JAMES ROPPOLO, MIKE ROWLAND, JAMES SENTELL, JOHN SIMPSON, EUGENE SPENCER, ANNABELLE SWEITZER, BART TROTTER, JAMES WILLIAMS, JAMES REYNOLDS, HARVEY ROBERTSON, JOHN ROGERS, HERRIN ROGERS, MILDRED ROUSSEL, PAUL ROUSSEL, SCUDDAY, JR ROWLAND, ELLEN SINGLETARY, LILLIAN SKIDMORE, HUEERT SMITH, BETTE SMITH, BILLY SMITH, LOUISE D. SMITH, SIDNEY SNODGRASS, DOROTHY SOLOMON, JACK SOLOMON, J. L. SPEARMAN, BILLY SPURLOCK, DAN STEPHENSON, MARIE STREET, ROBERTS SWANN, JAMES TIDWELL, LAURA TROTTER, FRANCES TUCKER, BETTY VAN OS, SEYMOUR VASCOCU, WINNIERED WALKER, JERRY WALLACE, JOHN WEBSTER, JOHNNY WEEKS, PAUL WILLIAMS, BELTON WORD, DOROTHY YARBROUGH, LOUIS dy ,V wif - Ns .' G V .uv Q ' 1 , .i .. ir, .Q .A fx ,gf .K . O wr, r 'ir . . A Q ' .. -- ,5,. I 1. ' Q ' W, .M . , g v 4' ,A ' . K 4. . b . x V 9 , A li A W ,a. Q Q f A . -, - . . . . Q:- L' fi-3. - '!' - fi- ' 7' ,H A. X f ' . iq tx ,3 ' i , . . , xg V': :4f ML . b . V Q. LP 'K ' .ar x 1 . , v . ',','x,1!ivX:fV- x ' Q f-Li31!lh, 1iiii, 4, V., as , ,,,, . ,gy a .W . Q. xvw I gi x A f'-7 45' .5 ng- X N J- tv , -. Y iw. If V, 151, 1'f.'H'i?9 . 3,vi WN? 39' 4 A X S-Q2 .6 1 . Q., f? 1 1 YE' J -ef 3, I bf - ,,, QV' -2-1 x . rf--- ,, W .1 ,L , ' A Jw Q .n 474.914, 'Nw 41 , -.svQulti..,11, .R I 2 nit , r ,: ,mr ' 1. EY ,. . . l fs 5 i, Q, K. 4- 'f- ly .Ln A - QW , , Aa V! 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