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

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1939 volume:

Ex Libris Copyright 1939 JAMES M. DUNBAR Eclitor-in-Chief EDWIN B. NOLAND Business Manager RICHARD H. HUEBNER Faoulty Sponsor J AS PRESENTED 1Y STUDENTS OF BYRD HIGH SHREVEPORT • LOUISIANA Main Entrance: School's Out What the Bird’s See: Byrd High School Gold Bugs See All, Tell All In recognition of his twenty years of loyal and unselfish service to Byrd High School, we, the class of '39, respect- fully dedicate this volume to our Principal, Grover C. Koffman Foreword T his eternal volume oj memories we hereby place in your hands wi ik Ike h that it he consecrated in sincere wis accordance wi th its t rue purpose- to give you a vivid, everlasting portrait oj your high school days-------no dou bt, the happiest days oj your life................ BOOK ONE ADMINISTRATION BOOK TWO CLASSES BOOK THREE ATHLETICS BOOK FOUR FEATURES BOOK FIVE ACTIVITIES BOOK SIX ADVERTISEMENTS Contents The E. Weldon Jone Superintendent Caddo Parish Schc School Board Dr. L. H. Pirkle President G.W. Beck Dr. M. M. Collins J. H. Fullilove R. V. Glassell G. T. Gibbs L. C. Hutchinson Mrs. f. W. Norton J. S. Reily Vice-President John M. Miller, Sr. C. H. McEachern S. J. Phillips Dr. O. C. Rigby Marion K. Smith Dr. Frank Walke John Bass Mays Wilbur Yearwood Mr. Koffman's Message-- It is always a pleasure to highly commend the Editor and Staff of the school annual, for it is they who are responsible for this lifelong rec- ord of your accomplishments and pleasures at Byrd High School. May this book serve to constantly revive memories of hours spent in the companionship of students and faculty alike. Congratulations to the Class of 1939, a true symbol and acknowl- edgement of school endeavor. May the yearbook be an ever present memorandum to respect the class motto, Today We Follow, Tomor- row We Lead. Principal. Roy P. Evans, M.A. Peabody College Assistant Principal THE FACULTY Mrs. Eunice S. Alston, A.B. University of Arkansas Algebra Mrs. Zula Bannerman, B.S. Louisiana Stale University Algebra Miss Ruth Batcheldor, B.A. Centenary College Modern History Miss Ruth Batchelor, B.S. Peabody College Cooking Sgt. M. L. Beaman Military Science Mrs. Pearl F. Bickham Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Marguerite Blane, A.B. Centenary College English Miss Eleanor Blatterman, B.S. H. Sophie Newcomb College Home Economics Frank Boydston, B.S. Centenary College Bookkeeping Miss Elizabeth Brown, B.A. University of Texas Geometry Miss Jennie Pittie Brown, B.S. Peabody College English Miss Fannie Pearl Colquitt, B.A. Centenary College Ancient History Miss Vera Mae Cowan, B.A., B.S. in L.S. Centenary College. Louisiana State University Librarian J. D. Cox, B.A. Austin College Geometry Miss Mary Wm. Crowder', M.A. University of Oklahoma American History Mrs. Bettie F. Davis, B.A., M.A. Peabody College, Louisiana State University English Dwight Greever Davis, B.S. in Ed. Kansas State Teachers' College Music W. E. Dehner, B.S. Shurtliff College Chemistry Miss Hettie P. Ecker, B.A. Louisiana State Normal College Latin J. E. Elliott, B.S. in Ed. Central Missouri State Teachers' College Physics THE FACULTY Robert Frizzell, B.S. in Ed., Richard H. Huebner, B. Fine Arts, B.S. in Vocal Music B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kansas State Teachers' College Alfred University, Ohio State University Vocal Music Pottery Mrs. Zelda Allen Gardner, A.B., M.S. ' A. E. Kirby, B.A. Louisiana State Normal. Louisiana State Hendrix College University Science Arithmetic Miss Marie Therese LeBlanc, B.A. Miss Margaret Gilcrease, B.A. Louisiana State Normal College Louisiana State University French Ancient History Miss Stella Leopold, B.S. Miss Gertrude Harkrider, A.B. Centenary College Texas State College for Women Sewing English Miss Charlotte Lewis, B.A. Miss Lee Druna Hiatt, B.S. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Missouri State Teachers' College English Algebra Miss Hester Dean Looney, B.S. Mrs. H. L. Hilliard Peabody College Caieteria Assistant Algebra THE FACULTY Miss Ruth Lowrey, B.A., M.A. Louisiana State Normal College, Louisiana State University English Miss Mildred Mobley, B.S., B.S. in L.S. Louisiana State University Librarian Miss Mary Eleanor Lutz, A.B., A.M. Louisiana State University English Miss Margaret Maclin, B.S. Peabody College Physical Education J. W. McAlone, B.C.S. Rider College Typewriting Mrs. John Boyd McGraw, A.B. Louisiana State Normal College English Miss Lilla McLure, B.S., M.A. Peabody College, Louisiana State University Economics Miss Margaret R. Mood, B.A. Peabody College Spanish Miss Sarah B. Mullineaux, B.A. Centenary College Spanish T. T. Mullineaux Chiel Engineer Mrs. Hester Nash Secretary Mrs. Jo Green Pardue, B.A., M.A. Baylor College, University of Texas English THE FACULTY Miss Evelyn Pellerin, B.A., M.A. Louisiana State Normal College, McGill University, Montreal, Canada French and Spanish Miss Bernice Phipps, B.A. Centenary College, American History Miss Margaret Purvis, B.S. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Home Economics Miss Reppy Rhodes, B.S. Louisiana State Normal College Ancient History Miss Winnifred G. Pirkle, B.S. Peabody College Modern History Miss Julia Mercedes Richards, B.A. St. Vincent's College French and Spanish Miss Carmol Pittenger, B.S. North Texas State Teachers' College Shorthand and Typewriting Miss Lucy Mell Platt, B.S. Mississippi State College for Women Physical Education Miss Lilian Polk, B.A. H. Sophie Newcomb College English Miss Irma Robinson, A.B. Louisiana State Normal College Latin Sgt. V. N. Rollo Military Science C. G. Shultis, A.B. Colorado State College of Education Manual Training THE FACULTY Miss Eugenia Simmons, B.A., M.A. North Texas State Teachers' College, Columbia University Algebra Miss Cecelia Smiley, A.B. Louisiana State Normal College English L. B. Smith, M.S. Pennsylvania State College Science Miss Margaret Smith, B.A., M.A. Louisiana State Normal College, University of Southern California English Miss John M. Steele, B.S. Tennessee State Teachers' College Algebra Miss Nellie V. Strother, B.A., M.A. Louisiana College, Baylor University Civics Miss Alice Lee Swain, B.A. Stetson University English Mrs. John P. Thorp, B.S. Centenary College Science J. R. Weiss, A.B. Colorado State College of Education Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Anne H. Yearwood, A.B. Baylor University Spanish THE FACULTY Senior Motto: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Senior Colors . . . . . Blue and White Senior Flower . . . Charles Russell Rose RING COMMITTEE FLOWER COMMITTEE Kenneth Elston, Chairman Nora Bodron, Chairman Betty Ann Caldwell Katherine Sue Norris J. B. White Albert Trickett INVITATION COMMITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE Mike Roppolo, Chairman Josephine Cross Joe Stephens, Chairman Jeannette Craber Jack Elgin Randell Prothro SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE Jack, Kniveton, Chairman Miriam Bowers MOTTO COMMITTEE George Cummings Fay Gilmore Henry Monaghan, Chairman Barron Johns Elizabeth Egan Joan Kelly Carolyn Loeb Martha Shaffer 'T' President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Lockwood Wheless Sam Gipson Gwendolyn Andrews SENI Adair, Toby R.O.T.C., Spanish Club Alexander, Bobbee Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Amis, Bill R.O.T.C. Apple, Mary Catherine Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club Arrington, Beatrice Comahesear Club Adams, Mary Virginia French Club AlleU, Herbert R.O.T.C. Ansley, Louise Library Club Arnold, Paul Gayarre History Club R.O.T.C. Askew, Ruth Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Atkins, Dorothy Spanish Club Atkins, Maggie Belle unior Red Cross, Gold Bugs, Na- tional Honor Society, Cheerleader '38, Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club ORS Baker, Sudie Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Junior Red Cross, Gayar re History Club Barrios, Lauradele Blue Triangle Club, Ceramics Club, Junior Bed Cross, Com ahesear Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club Batchei.dor, Carolyn Comahesear Club Bellows, George R.O.T.C., Rifle Team Bird, Mary Pep Squad Bailey, Jack B.O.T.C. Baird, Gerry Gold Bugs, French Club Balfe, Ella Marie Barton, David Purple Jackets, Tennis Club, B.O T.C., National Honor Society, Debating Club, Dramatics Battson, Arthur R.O.T.C. Bickham, Audrey Jean Blackman,Harold A Capella Choir Bodenheimer, B. Omega Debating Club, French Club, Civics Club Bodron, Nora National Honor Society, Debating Club, Blue Triangle Club Bogan, Lucille French Club, Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Junior Bed Cross, Comahesear Club Bowers, Miriam Spanish Club, Gold Bugs, Junior Bed Cross Boykin, Emma Girls' Athletic Club Bres, Catherine Blue Triangle Club, Spanish Club Brigham, Gloria Parish Blue Triangle Club Brockett, David R.O.T.C., Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club, Junior Bed Cross SENI Bostick, Jim Cheerleader Four Years, Purple Jackets, Junior Bed Cross BoYtT, Carolyn Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Braunig, Anne Briggs, Jake Brock, Annette Blue Triangle Club Brooks, O. T. Brown, Gertrude Civics Club Buchalter, Irene French Club Bunn, Tommy Byrd, Rex Brossette, D. Leroy Baseball, Junior Red Cross, Ceramics Club Brothers, Margaret Debating Club, Spanish Club, Civics Club, Gusher Buchanan, Billy R.O.T.C., Dramatics Bundrick, Paul National Honor Society Busbey, Ann Cahn, Betty French Club, Junior Red Cross Cahn, Marion French Club Campbell, Kay R.O.T.C., Rille Team Caldwell, Betty Ann Blue Triangle Club, French Club, Gold Bugs, Junior Red Cross, Gayarre History Club Campisi, Frank Tennis Club, Boys' Glee Club Camus, Frank H.o.r.c. Carey, Marjorie Carpenter, Fred r.o.t.c. Casciola, Joe Catalano, Ernestine Girls' Debating Club Caylor, John, Jr. Dramatics, Radio Guild Clark, Catherine Blue Triangle Club, Latin Club, Girls' Debating Club Close, Ludye Junior Red Cross, Goid Bugs, Gayarre History Club Cassard, Ray Band, R.O.T.C. SENI Cartwright, Jean Caudle, June Churchill, Arnette Clifton, Esther Ruth Spanish Club Cochran,Betty Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross ORS Candella, Rosalie Cook, Frank R.O.T.C., Spanish Club, Purple Jackets, Junior Red Cross, Basketball, Tennis Club Covington, Marion R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Civics Club Crawford, Harriette Band, Spanish Club, Junior Fed Cross, Gold Bugs, Orchestra Creed, Johnny F.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club Cross, Josephine Spanish Club, Girls' Athletic Club Collins, Rupert R.O.T.C., Civics Club Collins, Thomas R.O.T.C., Civics Club, Hi-Y Cunningham, Mary Jo Blue Triangle Club Cooksey, Billy R.O.T.C. Craber, Jeannette Gold Bugs, National Honor So- ciety, Blue Triangle Club, Gusher Creamer, Betty Crosby, Helen Elizabeth Blue Triangle Club, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Debating Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Orchestra Culbertson, Jimmy Cummings, George R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross, Gayane History Club Curtis, Charles Ransom Band, R.O.T.C. Darsey, Bruce Purple Jackets, Junior Bed Cross, R.O.T.C. Davis, Johnny R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross Dees, Dorothy Blue Triangle Club, Comahesear Club DeGeneres, Lanford Band, Purple Jackets, French Club, R.O.T.C., Orchestra, Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society Dent, Thomas Gayarre History Club Dickson, Adelaide Gold Bugs, French Club, Junior Red Cross SENI Davidson, Peggy French Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Davis, Milton R.O.T.C. DeGuerce, Tommy Ceramics Club, Junior Red Cross, R.O.T.C. Dick, George R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club, Rille Team, Industrial Arts Club, Junior Red Cross Dillard, Marjorie ORS Dowling, Henderson Dudley, Romer R.O.T.C., RUle Team Dunbar, James Editor Gusher, Hi-Liie, Purple jackets, Gayarre History Club, Debating Club, French Club, Na tlonal Honor Society, Hi-Y., Pres. Radio Guild Durham, Billie Jo Blue Triangle Club, Ceramics Club, Comahesear Club Earnest, Wanda Gayarre History Club Doll, Josephine Junior Red Cross, Blue Triangle Club, Girl Reserves, Comahesear Club, Civics Club, Gayarre History Club Dorchester, Betty Gold Bugs, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Junior Red Cross Dreyfuss, Jules Purple Jackets, Debating Club Dumas, Marilyn Duplissey, Lucille Blue Triangle Club, Comahesear Club, Spanish Club Eames, Dan R.O.T.C. Edrington, Bill Debating Club, Junior Red Cross, R.O.T.C., Spanish Club Elgin, Jack Purple jackets, Junior Red Cross, Gayarre History Club, Tennis Club Elliott, Maxine French Club Ellis, Rosemary Junior Red Cross, French Club Elston, Elizabeth Gayarre History Club Escott, C. Delores Girls' Athletic Club, Spanish Club Ewerz, Catherine Ferguson, Byrle r.o.t.c. SEN Elston, Kenneth Evans, Alma Louise Spanish Club Feducia, Josephine Ferguson, Robbie Laine GirJs' Drum and Bugle Corps, Ceramics Club ORS Gaulden, Yvonne Gilmore, Fay Purple Jackets, Football, Track, Civics Club, Junior Red Cross Gipson, Sam Purple Jackets, Spanish Club, Na tional Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Vice Pres. Senior Class Graves, Gilmer W. F.O.T.C., Spanish Club Griffin, Corene Guice, W. Montgomery B.O.T.C., Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross Fuller, Carl R.O.T.C., Civics Club, French Club, Ftille Team Gamblin, Sue Ellen Dramatics Gauthier, Goldwyn Gilmore, Margaret Goldman, Sally Rae Comahesear Club Griggs, Robert R.O.T.C., Spanish Club Groner, Harvey D. Spanish Club Gustine, Mary Louise Cheerleader '38, Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor Guy, Sidnah Mae Halley, Dorothy May Blue Triangle Club Hamilton, Raymond Dramatics Harden, Jean Comahesear Club, Junior fled Cross, Spanish Club, Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, Pep Squad, Blue Triangle Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Harper, Clarice Harris, Barbara Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, Junior Bed Cross SENI Hand, Charles Everett Hargus, Joe B.O.T.C. Harrelson, Andrew B.O.T.C., Dramatics, Radio Guild Harris, Bryan Spanish Club Harris, Holton Purple Jackets, Debating Club, French Club Harris, Ouida Go Id Bugs Haver, Mary Elizabeth Blue Triangle Club, Junior Bed Cross, Comahesear Club Hays, James R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club, Tennis Club Haywood, Caroline Gold Bugs Healey, Glyn Hearne, John French Club, Junior Bed Cross Heard, Walter B.O.T.C., Junior Bed Cross Hedge, Marjorie Girls' Athletic Club, Pep Squad Hemphill, Bob B.O.T.C. Henley, Marion B.O.T.C. Sponsor, Gold Bugs Hermes, John Albert Boys’ Glee Club, A Cappella Choir Henley, Edward R.O.T.C., French Club, Spanish Club Henrikson, Geneva Herold, Barbara Ann Gold Bugs Hicks, Elaine Pep Squad, Comahesear Club Hicks, Kathleen Hill, Marjorie Jane Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Hodge, Elmer Hoffer, Helen Frances Holden, Ada Mae Hollingsworth, Nancy R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Pep Squad, Ceramics Club, Spanish Club Honaker, John National Honor Society SENI Hisey, Pat R.O.T.C. Sponsor Hodges, Laura Trigg Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club Hogue, Holmes R.O.T.C. Holland, Herman R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club, Tennis Club Holmes, Elmon R.O.T.C. Hooper, Kathryn Girls' Debating Club ORS Houston, Elizabeth Blue Triangle Club, Girls' Athletic Club Hoover, Herbert Horowitz, Gussie Blue Triangle Club, Ceramics Club Howe, Doris Adair Blue Triangle Club, Spanish Club Huddleston, Peggy Lou Gold Bugs, Spanish Club, Gayar re History Club Huffman, David Debating Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Basketball, Pur- ple Jackets, Junior Red Cross, Tennis Club Ibert, Jerry Boys' Glee Club Jackson, Anne Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club Hudson, Jere Purple Jackets, R.O.T.C., Debat- ing Club, National Honor Society, Dramatics Hughes, Albert Purple Jackets, R.O.T.C., Civics Club, Junior Red Cross Ingalls, Marco Dramatics, French Club, Girls' Athletic Club Jeter, Mozelle Jemison, C. Eugenia R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Junior Fled Cross Johns, Barron Purple Jackets, Gayane History Club, Civics Club, French Club Johnson, Albert Sidney Ceramics Club, Junior Red Cross, Gusher, Latin Club, French Club Johnson, Martha Spanish Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Gusher, Comahe- sear Club, Pep Squad, Blue Tri- angle Club, Junior Red Cross, Girl Reserves Jones, Frank Jones, Jonnie Kathryn Spanish Club, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Club Jordan, Noah R.O.T.C. Judy, Virginia R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Cheerleader '38, Gold Bugs, Spanish Club Dra- matics, Junior Red Cross SENI Johnson, Charlotte Johnson, Robert R.O.T.C., Baseball Jones, H. B. R.O.T.C. Jones, Martha Girls’ Drum and Bugle Corps Jordan,Steve R.O.T.C. Keagle, Betty Spanish Club Kelley, Joan National Honor Society, Gold Bugs, Blue Triangle Club, Gay- arre History Club, Girls' Ath- letic Club, Civics Club, Spanish Club Kelly, James r.o.t.c. Kennedy, Minos Jasper Purple Jackets, R.O.T.C., Debat- ing Club, Ceramics Club Kesling, Marshall R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club King, Katherine Spanish Club Kern, Roy Spanish Club, French Club, R.O.T.C. Killman, Gregg Gayarre History Club, R.O.T.C. Kingcaid, James Battalion Major R.O.T.C., Purple Jackets, Gayarre History Club Kniveton, Jack Purple Jackets, Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. Laird, Marguerite Lasker, Mildred Orchestra, Girls' Debating Club, Comahesear Club Krauss, Frances Junior Red Cross, Civics Club, Gayarre History Club, Girls' De- bating Club, Tennis Club Langford, Naomi LaBorde, Catherine French Club Lewis, Garland Lippe, Edgar Gayarre History Club, Civics Club Loeb, Carolyn Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, French Club Loper, Ray R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross Lowry, Louise Comahesear Club Lieb’er, Iacqueline Gayarre History Club, French Club Litherland, Jimmy fil-Y ORS Maranto, Rosa Spanish Club MacLean, Mary Jane R.O.T.C. Sponsor, French Club, Pep Squad, Gusher Mallet, Willie Marie Martin, Margie Ruth McCall, Charles Gayarre History Club, Tennis Club, Purple Jackets McCoy, Dorothy Latin Club, Dramatics McKinney, Barbara McRae, Leon Merrin, Kem R.O.T.C. Middleton, Vernon F.O.T.C., Dramatics Miller, Marianne Monaghan, Henry Purple Jackets, National Honor Society, Debating Club, R.O.T.C. McKenzie, Doris McLeod, Marjorie Comahesear Club, Girls' Athletic Club Meriwether, Lola French Club Meyers, Alice Jeanne Blue Triangle Club, Comahesear Club, Pep Squad, Junior Red Cross, Girl Reserves Miller, Henry Latin Club, Gayarre History Club, Hi-Y Modisette, Norma Ceramics Club, Junior Red Cross McKee, Estelle Comahesear Club, French Club McGowan, Mary Frances Comahesear Club ORS Morris, Carroll National Honor Society, Latin Club, Gayane History Club, Stamp Club, Debating Club, R.O.T.C. Muirhead, David Gayarre History Club Murph, Franklin Stamp Club, Debating Club, Civics Club, Purple Jcckets Murray, Pete Basketball Newman, C. Fairfax, Jr Debating Club, Latin Club, French Club Noel, Cametta Montgomery, Retta Gold Bugs, Gusher, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Spanish Club Moore, Billy, H. R.O.T.C., Band Morris, Florence Spanish Club Murdock, Vivian Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Blue Triangle Club, Girls' Debating Club, History Club, Ceramics Club Murrell, Jack B.O.T.C., Civics Club Nash, Mary Alice Nicholson, Alice Noland, Edwin, Jr. Cheerleader '38, Rille Team, R.O.T.C., Track Norris, Kathryn Sue French Club, Civics Club, Gay- arre History Club, Blue Triangle Club Nusser, Jane Gold Bugs, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Oden, Pope r.O.t.c. O'Kelly, Alice Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club O'Neal, B. F. Purple lackets, Gayarre History Club, Tennis Club, R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross, Rifle Team, Spanish Club, Dramatics Papa, Sam Band, Orchestra, French Club SENI O'Donnell, Dan Football, Baseball Oliphant, J. Houston Spanish Club, Orchestra Pabody, Elizabeth Gayarre History Club, French Club Palmer, Mary Jane French Club, Gayarre History Club Paulk, Jack Spanish Club Peck, Gwendolyn Patterson, Harriet Peyton, Mary Foster Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross ORS Pitts, Nannetta Phillips, Carolyn French Club Presnall, Marion Peyton, Suzanne Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Pickett, Hattie Renfro Plitt, Louis Edward, Jr. Phillips, Hutch R.O.T.C., Dramatics Prothro, E. B. Prothro, Randell Debating Club, R.O.T.C. Purple Jackets Rappeport, Harvey Gayarre History Club, Gusher Reagan, Bill Gayarre History Club, Civics Club, Purple Jackets Ragon, Opal French Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Gayarre History Club Rauch, Ann French Club Reddell, Grace Rhoades, Edward F. Hi-Y., R. O.T.C . Richards, Chris R.O.T.C., Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club, Dramatics, Debat- ing Club, unior Red Cross Rinaudo, Angeline Comahesear Club Robertson, John r.o.t.c. Robinson, Willard Purple Jackets, Gayarre History Club, Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society Rogers, Robert Ceramics Club Rose, Rosalie Rosner, Janice French Club SENI Roberson, Melba Junior Red Cross Robinson, Howell Rogers, Herrin Rogers, Virginia Rosemond, Charles Roussell, Paul Rutledge, Bill Baseball Rye, Ollie Ruth Comahesear Club, Dramatics Sanders, Mary Elizabeth Rutledge, Collie Ryland, Doris Lee Blue Triangle Club, Gold Bugs, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Dramatics, French Club, Gayarre History Club Sarrazin, Angele French Club Saucier, Huberta French Club, Comahesear Club Saunders, Margaret Gold Bugs, Band, Gusher, Latin Club Scott, Gracen Spanish Club, Rifle Team, R.O. T.C., Photography Club Scott, Leroy, Jr. Latin Club Seay, Vernon r.o.t.c. Shipp, Loy Shuford, Thomas Debating Club Simpson, Eugene Singley, Norma Louise Sklar, Betty Gold Bugs, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Spanish Club Shaffer, Martha Gold Bugs, Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society Shuey, Arthur Shutt, Emily Rose Blue Triangle Club, Dramatics, Tennis Club, Gayarre History Club Simpson, Myrtice Band, Blue Triangle Club, French Club Skinner, Mary Fancher French Club Smith, Bette Gold Bugs ORS Snow, Verna Mae Blue Triangle Club, Spanish Club Spearman, Billy Bob R.O.T.C. Smith, Herbert Leary, Jr. French Club, R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club Snow, Lee R.O.T.C. Spikes, Betty Blue Triangle Club, Junior Red Cross Stagg, Tommy R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club Stamper, Elizabeth Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Spurlock, Dan Junior Red Cross Staley, Jack R.O.T.C., Boys' Glee Club, Cappella Choir, Tennis Club Steffek, Dorothy Blue Triangle Club Stephan, Carl Gayarre History Club A Stephens, Joe Debating Club, Latin Club, French Club, Junior Red Cross, Tennis Team, Pur- ple Jackets, R.O.T.C. Stephens, Nellice Spanish Club SENI Stoughton,Betty Jane Ceramics Club Talbert, Judith Blue Triangle Club, Junior Bed Cross, Dramatics, Tennis Club Taylor, Allen K. Track, Football Thibodeaux, Ann Gold Bugs, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Spanish Club Tait, Mary Burton Tarver, Martha Gold Bugs. French Club, Gayarre History Club Teacle, Clint Debating Club, French Club, Gayarre History Club Tierce, Gilbert Gayarre History Club Timpner, Fred, Jr. R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club, Rifle Team Tippett, Gladys Battalion Sponsor, R.O.T.C.; Gold Bugs, French Club, Gayarre History Club Treadwell, Marveleen ORS Trotter, James Tennis Club, Junior Red Cross Vallette, Edgar Purple Jackets, Debating Club, Latin Club, Gayarre History Club Vlahos, Florence Comahesear Club, Blue Triangle Club, Girls’ Athletic Club Wofford, Edward Spanish Club, Dramatics. Junior Red Cross, Civics Club Trickett, Albert Debating Club, R.O.T.C., Gayarre History Club Troxel, Margaret Van Hoose, Annie White Gold Bugs, French Club, Blue Triangle Club Vedletz, Ruth Lillian Spanish Club Vowels, Frances Gayarre History Club, Spanish Club, Blue Triangle Club, Com- ahesear Club, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club Waldron, Ruth Comahesear Club, Blue Triangle Club Wedgeworth, M. Frances Gold Bugs, Blue Triangle Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Athletic Club Wellborn, Bill Spanish Club White, Fredye Blue Triangle Club, Library Club White, J. B., Jr. Spanish Club, Gayarre History Club, B.O.T.C., Debating Club White, Marguerite Weldon, Muriel Wheless, Lockwood Pres. Senior Class '39, Junior Red Cross, Debating Club, Pur- ple Jackets, R.O.T.C., Gayarre Jiistory Club White, Dorothy Jean White, Margie Willcox, Billy Purple Jackets, Debating Club, R.O.T.C., Civics Club Wilson, William R.O.T.C. Wilkinson, Susybelle R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Gold Bugs, Gayane History Club WlNDERWEEDLE, AUDREY Comahesear Club Winston, Billy Junior Red Cross, Ceramics Club, Gusher, R.O.T.C. Woodruff, M. Jeannette Latin Club Worley, Gladys Marie Comahesear Club, Gayarre His- tory Club, Blue Triangle Club, Pep Squad, Spanish Club Wolper, Betty Spanish Club Woods, John National Honor Society, Purple Jackets, Dramatics, Gusher, French Club, Track, R.O.T.C. Wynne, J. H. fl.o.r.c. Bailey, Bill Barnidge, Leroy Bogan, Virginia Bolin, Marian B-SENIORS Bost, Jane Boyett, Johnnie Burrows, Ruth Burton, Elizabeth Cox, Artice Crosby, Harry Elina, Nick Ellzey, Caroline Gault, Kenneth Graham, Virginia Greenberg, Lillian Harriss, Jerry Hill, Rudolph Holland, Milton Landrem, John Leaverette, Jim Brandt, Lena Brodnax,Lynn . Clay, Helen Cowden, Betty Dillard, George Eanes, Lucy Eubank, Margaret Gardner, Barbara Green, Don Green, Wilbur Helm, Dorothy Hill, Mary Alice Kelley, Judson Labry, Jackie Marble, John Marshall, John McKnight, Byrne Meek, James Aubrey Morehead, Dorothy A. Morrow, Eva Murray, Ora Estelle B-SENIORS Newsom, Charlotte Parnell, Dorothy Riggs, Billy Roberts, Thad Rowell, LaVerne Rowell, Wallace Russ, Lola Beth Schilling, Fidel Sentell, Novaline Shipp, Elmer Treadwell, Ray Turner, Charles Watson, Lois Welch, John Williams, M. Frances Williamson, Caroline Reeks, Joe Rinaudo, Sam Rose, Bill Rose, John Rowell, W. E. Rumby, Oneita Shackleford, Charles Shaw, Dolph Smith, Earle Stewart, Norma Waldron, Ruth Wardlaw, Mollie Wherritt, Vassar Williams, Bobbie Williams, Carolyn Wilmeth, Leo Wilson, Edgar Wilson, Jane Abney, Hazel Marie Alexander, Grady JUNIORS Adams, Bobby Anderson, Betty Anderson, Jane Autrey, Betty Jane Autrey, Ulric Barlow, Anna Marie Barrow, Rosemary Benson, Hamilton Bewley, Nelwyn Bodron, Emma Boone, Gloria Briggs, Kathryn Burdick, Glen Busbey, Mary Ellen Cace, Rose Violet Allen, Jim Atlas, Raphael Atwood, Dale Bains, Bobby Baker, Annie Lou Barry, Bettie Bearden, Fred Bland, Peggy Blanpied, Katherine Boone, Sydney Bradley, Edna Mae Buron, Alfred Burton, June Cahn, Carolyn Cahn, Marion JUNIORS Carmichael, Betty Cathey, Creighton Clark, Bobby Clement, Marcia Coons, Fred Coppock, Bobby Crosby, Ronald Cross, Maude Digiovanni, Lena Dobson, Nan Doyle, James Dow, Catherine Dupree, Helen Earnest, Floyd Eichelberger. Billy Ellis, Jeanne Chapman, Milton Christiansen, Cleo Colquitt, Lorraine Cook, Donald Crawford, Marion Crosby, Priscilla Davis, Charles Derryberry, Frances Doggett. Elizabeth Donaldson, La Verne Dunbar, Huey Duplissey, Lucille Eatman, Bob Edwards, Virginia Ellison, Evelyn Elston, Billie Embey, Robert Ewing, Helen JUNIORS Escott, Carmen Finch, Homer Flowers, Jean Fox, Carley Franks, June Garrett, Betty Gates, Orville Gentry, Marceline Gilmore, Margaret Goode. Betty Goodwin, Foster Graham, Dorothy Gray. Clarence Green, Henrietta Feducia, Sam Forde, Charleen Foster, P. W. Gardner. Jim Gardsbane, Herman Gauthier. Dorothy Gayle, Jim Glassell, Joanna Goldberg, Melvin Gowen, Virginia Grafton, Betty Gray, J. B. Grissom, Hope Hammett, Billy Hall, Fannie Von Hammon, Harry Harlan, Jimmie Harper, Patricia JUNIORS Harper, Orville Harris, E. W. Harris, Jessica Hayden, Harold Hearn, Gene Hewett, Marvin Herrin, Richard Hilburn, Patsy Hill, Lynn Holland, Pauline Houston, Ernestine Hughes, John Hudson, Elaine Innis, Tom Ivy, Jere Harris, Ernesta Hart, Martha Harwell, Louise Heflin, Barney Hendrick, Bob Hetherwick. James Hiemenz, Jimmy Hill, Mildred Hisey, Fred Howard, Mildred Huckaby, Betty Ann Humphreys, Walter Ingram, Betsy Ann Jackson, Haller Jordan, Bobby JUBAN, JERELYN Katzenstein, Jack JUNIORS Kaplan, Frank Kihneman, Beverly Kihneman, James Kilpatrick, Virginia King, Joe Kleban, Joy Kolb, Lera Willie Langenstein, Rose Larsen, H. M. Levy, Mathilde Lewis, Tom Long, Margaret Longino, Roy Manhein, Margaret Keenan, Ann Killen, Leroy Killgore, Bennie Kirby, Charisey Kizer, Joel Koonce, Margie Lambert, Jack LaRue, Nancy LeRosen, Nancy Liedeck, Enid Lolakus, Gus Maitland, Pat Manasseh, Ruth Mason, Marilyn Mason, Dorothy Massey, Byron Matthews. Elizabeth Maxey, Robert JUNIORS Mayfield, Mabry McDonald, W. J. McDowell, Emmett Medley, Byron Meyer, Leona Milton, Jeannette Moffett, Margaret Moore, Maxwynne Moore, Tommy Morter, Anne Lee Moss, Kitty Mullin, Sally Ann Munch, Earl Nelson, Virginia Nicholson, Herbert McAlister, Bill McGee, Ralph L. McRae, Pete Meyers, Lois Lucile Miller, Ruby Moncrief, Mary Louise Moore, Lester Moore, William Morelock, Kennedy Mulkey, Susie Muller, Nell Rose Muslow, Marvin Neil, Marjorie Noble, John Oden, Frances Olschner, Paul OSTENDORFF. TOMMY JUNIORS O'Neal, Peggy Peterson, Sally Phelps, Taylor Power. Thomas Powers, George Querbes, Tetine Rachal, John Rappeport, Myron Ray, James Robertson, William Robinson, Doris Rowlett, Doris Roy, Rosemary Samuelson, Frances Sanders, Valerie Pepper, Polly Ann Peterson, Marion Porter, Brady Pound. Geraldine Price, Marian Queen, Joe Rainer, John Ramsey, J. W. Rhoades, Warren Richardson, Mary C. Rogers, Marjorie Rogers, Sarah Rudy, Doris Russ, Gene Sandidge, Henry Santoro, Joanna Saunders, R. D. Schram, Ernie Scoggins, James JUNIORS Schober, Charlie Semon, Roger Sealy, Pollard Singlust, Billy Skinner, Sydney Slimer, Margaret Smith, Betty Smith. Walter Smyrni, Emanuel Stamper, Charles J. Stephens, Bill Straughan, Dorothy Suggs, June Tarver, Alice Tatum, Joyce Scogin, Johnnie Sentell, Charles Simmons, Nevah Jean Slack, Bob Slay,Peggy Smith, Leo Smith, Louis Sparling, Judy Stacy. Laurie Stephens, Jacqueline Stewart, Davis Sumrell, Betty Lou Sweatte. J. C. Tenney, Billy Theo, Jimmie Thomas, Lewis Thomas, Joe Titone, Joseph JUNIORS Tison, Johnny Treadwell, Betty Tullos, Peggy Dean Van Hoose. Ruth Varble. Juanita Walden, Johnette Walker, Tigner Walters, Joe Ware, Dorothy Wells. Kitty White, Frances Wilcox, Floyd Willer, Lila Wilson, Heath Wingo, Julia Trapp, Herman Tullos, Preston Twitty, Billy Viser, Laurie Ann Wagley, Naomi Wallace, George Wallace, Ray Webster, Duane Weisman, Helen White, Leah Whitten, Mary Jane Williamson, Milton Willis, John Yancey, Delena Year wood, Doris Zuzak, Jane SOPHOMORES Adams, Jimmy Agness, Virginia Apgar, Frank Atwood, Rachel Barber, Evie Jean Barlow, Jack Basinger, Betty Baxter, Marjorie Belden, Violet Berry, Betty Bolinger; Danny Botsford, Truitt Bradshaw, Betty Breithaupt, Aline Brooke, Lois Brossette, Clyde Broyles, Billy Albright, Evelyn Amalong, Gennesaret Bailey, Martha Baird, Mildred Barnett, Betty Barrow, Beverly Beale, Barbara Belchic, George Blaxton, Betty Blish, Harriet Bowers, Majorie Boyce, Gloria Braswell, Martha Broadwell. Betty Brown, Eleanor Brown, Vallie Bundrick, Carolyn Burnby, Gladys Buckingham, Jack Bush, Tom Butler, Olva Candler. Wanda Canon. Myrtle Casciola, Elizabeth Castanedo, Mary K. Clarke. Eugene Clay, Carolyn Cohen, June Cook, Charles Corser. Betty Jowan. Albert Jullick, Jake Danbreun, Kathryn DeBlieux. Kathryn Dees, Betty Dienst, Frank Dillard, Norman OPHOMORES Caldwell, Lucille Candiloro. Chris Carmichael, Lavethan Carpenter, Roy Castille, Fay Chadick, Harold Cloud, Yvonne Cobb, A. L. Cook, Virginia Coons, Billy Crenshaw, Pauline Cross, Betty Jean Daniel, Virginia Dawson, Henry Dews, Hester Dickerson, Kenny Dorman, Meda Dupuy, Charlotte Dupree, Eva SOPHOMORES Earnest, Eudora Edsell, Allan Eglin, Harriet Ellis, Billy Evans, Eugenia Flynn, Arthur Flynn, Harold Franklin, Bill Freedman, Gloria Fulton, Walter Gandy, Johnny Geary. Jack Gibbons, Virginia Glassell. Wesley Goff, Ira Gravier, Helen Louise Gray, Jeanne Eaves, Leland Edmondson, Bryant Edler, Betty Elliott, Mary Ewerz, Robert Filkins, Joe Fowler, Kenneth Franklin, Alma Freeman, Davis Fridge, Mike Gascon. Audrey Gauthier, Raymond Gibson, Virginia Gilbert, William Goodrich, Grace Goyne, Carroll Greene, Charleene SOPHOMORES Greer, Mary Read Gremillion, Ruth Hammonds, Victor Hanby, Edith Harper, Jerre Harper, Katherine Heflin, Edith Hendricks, Luther Holland, Frank Holmes, Justine Hubbard, Sylvia Huckabay, Ula Lee Ivey, Janeen Jackson, Jean Jones, Carl Jones, William King, Louise King, Marion Hamilton, Gayle Hamilton, Ned Hardaway, Gaius Hardin, John Harrelson, Eugene Heard, Joe Hernandez, Toribia Hill, Winslow Higginbottom, Ida Holton, Billy Hughens, Mary Ann Hughes, Ed Johnson, Nash Johnson, Phillip Kern, Donald Kihneman, Lloyd Kirby, Nelwyn SOPHOMORES Lafitte, Jack Lancaster, Nell Levy, Elizabeth Levy, Jo Ellyn Lincoln, Ruth Locke, Marie Lucky, Artmer Marks, Harry May, Kenneth Mayo, Winford McFadin, Lola Ann McGee, Martha McGuirt, Dick McKinley. John Mims, Marion Minos, Harold Moore, Florence Murov, Shirley Langford, Steve LeBlanc,Beverly Lewis, Kathleen Lieber, Harriet Loeb, Sam Lovett, Dorothy Martin, Virginia Mason, Helen McBride, Paul McClendon, Nancy McGoldrick, Jean McGregor, James Menefee, Chase Middlebrooks, Walter Min, Althea Moore, Betty Murray, Cecil SOPHOMORES Murphy. Bernice Neeley. Elmer Norris, Elmore O'Banion. Gleata Oliver, Delbert Olvey. Johnny Osborn, Roll Palmer. Ruth Petfey, Claude Peyton, Billy Jo Phelps, Alice Phillips, Effie Prindle, Richard Rachal. Seth Reeks, Jack Reidenbach, Mary Robb, Louise Rogers, Jack Nelson, Clint Newman, Elaine Oden, Ray Ogden, Ernest Olvey, Ruth O'Neal. Phyllis Parnell, Jack Patterson, Marjorie Peyton, Laura Mae Peyton, Shirley Pilkinton, Katherine Pou, Mary Elizabeth Rainer, Frances Ray, Theresa Riever, Jane Rigby, Carolyn Rogers, Martha SOPHOMORES Rogers, Mary Frances Rose, Rosalie Rubenstein, Charles Russ, Montez Rutledge, Jack Ryan, Francis Sandifer, Billy Sanford, Lenora Shaw, Alice Sherrod, Betty Slimer, Bernard Smith, Alex Smith, Lelia Anne Smith, Nancy Lee Solomon, Juanita Sour, Frances Stephan, Kenneth Rose, Laconia Rose, Victor Russell, Jim Rutledge, John Saucier, Jocelyn Sanders, Peggy Sayes, Howard Searcy, George Simonton, Edwin Slattery, Nell Smith, Jack Smith, Jacquetta Smith, Quarrier Snider, Nellie Sour, Nancy Stacey, Harrell Stinson, Mary Louise Stephens, Martha SOPHOMORES Stone. Sally Russell, Talmadge Tierce. Billy Titone, A. C. Trochel, Louis Tucker. Betty Utterback, Beverly Vandiver. Anna Dean Vatter, Gloria Vaught. Ray Walters. Bubba Watts, Dan Weiss, Louise White, Willie Willis, Rebbe Willison, Carol Wooley, Leo Youngblood, Jimmy Temple, Tillman Tinnin, Claire Thideau, Hugh Tompkins, Betty Tucker, Dorothy Turnley, Leola Van Horn, Peggy Vatter, Betty Waldron, Frank Wallace, Memory Jo Webb, Fred Webb, Lucille Whitlatch, Neva Mary Willcox, Jimmy Wissman, Seth Wooler, Adrien Zimmerman, Evelyn Abbott, Vera Mae Adams, John FRESHMEN Abney, Roy Joe Adams, Thelma Alderman, Annette Arledge, Frank Atkins, Betty Ann Baker, Herbert Barnette, Leslie Baxter, Elderweiss Belcher, Mary Blackman, Virginia Blanchard, Betty Bodron, Dorothy Botsford, James Browne, Elinor Bryant, Mary Leigh Adams, Owen Alfred, Beverly Anisman, Annette Atlas, Harry Atwood. Naomi Barton, Mary Lou Bauman, Alvin Bettis, Kinnie Mae Blackburn, Helen Blaydes. Mark Blythe, Mary Jane Briggs. Joe Brown, Sarah Buchanan, Irene Burch, Billy Burch, Margaret Ann Burton, George Cannon, Mary Lou Carter, Frances FRESHMEN Carlisle, Dorothy Chantler, Drummond Chatwin, Barbara Clifton, John Edward Cline, Jimmy Hill Collins. Chloe Cook, Alan Cowan, Rowena Cox, Jack Cunningham, Eva Jean Cunningham, Joe W, Davidson, Mary Dean Davis, Dick DeJean, Margie Delaye, James Dumas, Cloie Dunlop, Scotty Causey, Mildred Christian, Mark Clarke, Harold Cogswell, Martha Cohen, Eppner Cook, Barbara Cooper, Merrell Crumley, David Cummings, Patricia Curry, Nell D'Artois, George Davis. Mary Jane Deal, Dorothy Drake, George Dudley, Joyce Durham, Mary Jane Dwire, Jeff Ellington. Ernest FRESHMEN Eastman. Esther Elston. Willard Evans. Ouida Fetzer. John Finley. Doris Fowler. Harriet Fowler, Sybil Grafton. Bobby Grayson, Sammy Griffin, Henry Grothe, Allene Hanby, Barbara Hannigan, Thomas Harvin, Betty Hartwell, Clifton Hedgecock, Anne Hendricks, Clanton Ellwood, Elsie Fanta, Marjorie Festervand, Peggy Forde. Muriel Forney, Betty Frierson, Clarence Gamblin. Charles Green, Betty Ann Green, Lucy Hagood, Gloria Hammon, Margaret Harrelson, Billie Mae Harrison, Frances Hawkins, Walter Heard, Jerry Hetherwick, June Hewett, Harriet Hines, Dorothy FRESHMEN Hightower, Wheless Hollingsworth, Farrell Hondlenk. Dorothy Hughes, Oliver Hughes, Peggy Lee Johnson, Jane Johnson, Mary Sue Jones, John Riley Kaffie, Marilyn Kayser, Betty Kelly, Melrose Kerr, Alice Killgore, W. T. Lafitte, Elizabeth Laird, Glen Larmoyeux, Joan Lazarus, Jules Holland, Clara Hooker, Virginia Hudson, Elizabeth Ann Innis, Jo Anne Ittner, Betty Jones, Edwin Jones, James Kahn, Bobby Kaufman, Jack Kennon, Clarisse Kent, Randall Kimball, June Kleban, Jack Langstein, Anna Lark, Dorothy Long, Frances Longwill, Clinton Lunn,Stuart FRESHMEN Lucky, Peggy Madden, Paul Marion, Judson Mathews, Mary E. Matthews, Virginia McAdoo, Mary Jane McConnell, Jimmy McKinney, Betty June McLure, Kay Medlock, Kenneth Mehrenberg, Sarah E. Miller, Milton Monaghan, Jeanne Morris, Edward Moss, Leslie Neck, Camille Norfleet, Mary Ellen Mabry, James Marshall, Lauranna Masling, Millard Mayfield, Bill Mayfield, Anita McGinty, Robert McMahon, Pat Meadows, Julie Meadows, Nancy Messmore, Jack Middleton, Ralph Moore.Henry Morgan, Jack Murray, Billy Murphy, Pat Nott, Ivan FRESHMEN O'Connor, Henry Osborn, Martha Parkman, Dorothy Paschal, Walter Peyton, Martha Peterson, Sue Pine, Ethel Pisa, Theresa Porter, Barbara Porter, Marjorie Nell Ray. Sarah Reshin, Raye Rigley, Della Roeger Zack Rose, Elizabeth Ruffin, Thomas Scanland, Dell Scharff, Rene Padgett, Ann Palmer, Leola Patterson, Dwight Peel. Frank Phillips, Margaret Pilgreen, Madeleine Poland, Yale Ponselle, Freddie Pound, Perry Rainer, Elizabeth Richard, Anna Kathryn Richard, Leroy Rogers, Frances Robertson, Bobby Sanford, Jack Saunders, Marcilla Schaub, Sarah Jane Schwartz, James Scott, Nancy Schuster, Barbara Shelton, Billy Ray Shavan, Harry Sklar, Albert Slaughter. Kathleen Smith, Lory Smith, Mary Katharine Stamper, Dorothy Stamper, Eleanor Stephens, Virginia Stout. Clyde Sullivan, Bob Swafford, Herbert Thorpe, Jerry Thornton, Jim Tomlinson, Pat FRESHMEN Sedberry, Joe Sims, Kit Singley, Shirley Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Fonza Smitherman. Gene Sorain, Loretta Stewart, Jean Stephens, Edgar Stringer, Margaret Strausman. Dorothy Talbert, Jean Tassock, Bill Thweatt. Billy Tillery, Dick Tom Turner. James Tregre, Margaret Vaught, Clem Vickers, Mary Alice FRESHMEN Vaught, Jerre Wadkins, Roy Waldron, Betty Jean Ward, Edna Wardell, Ann Wedgeworth, A. L. Welch, Patricia Wilcox, Emma Adney Wilkes, Lawson Williams, Ollie Williams, Patricia Willis, Jane Willis, Joy WOLBRETTE, BETTY Woodley, Ed Yancey, Martha Jean Young,Stanley VlNWINCLE, ERSIEL Walton, Lillian Ward, Doris Watts, Margie Webster, Lucia Whisner, Gloria Whiteside. Mary Wilkes. Peggy Williams. Bill Williams. Sidney Willis, Donald Wing, Donald Wise, Evelyn Woods, Borden Yancey. Billie Zimmerman, William R. The Athletics LEE M. DOBSON With a lengthy career in football behind him. Coach Dobson is able to give the team the fruits of past ex- perience. Every coach wants a winning ball club. Thus far in his role as head mentor and Byrd High School athletic director Dobson has not been disap- pointed. JIM HODGINS Hodgins, though definitely connected with football activities, is generally recognized for his relations in track and field events. The track squad this year under his direction topped all expectations. J. D. COX Another pigskin instructor, J. D. Cox, also carries the colors of the school on the hardwood floors of the cage court and the baseball diamond. His charges in both departments have made an enviable record. OL Coaches Jim Hodgins Track J. D. Cox Basketball anc ItL Lettermen THE 1938 FOOT Between The Halves coveted state title, the season was consid- ered a moral success. Only one game was lost to a conference team, that to the Haynes- ville Golden Tornado. Predictions favor an- other great ball club for the 1939 session. Byrd High School’s ever-mighty Yellow Jac- kets emerged from 1938 gridiron warfare with a season percentage of .555 points. Ten games were played, five won, four, lost, one tied. Although the Jackets fell short of the Dan O'Donnell Tackle Nick Elina Center BALL, SEASON Byrd 44, Winnfield 0 In the initial game of the 1938 campaign, Byrd's Jackets downed the Winnfield Tigers by 44 points. Faced with an impregnable defense, the Tigers were held to a lone first down and never once crossed the mid-field stripe. Every member of the Byrd squad per- formed. Byrd 13, Texarkana 20 A thrilling final quarter forward and lateral that clicked for a 65-yard gain was sufficient to turn back the Yellow Jackets when they met Texarkana on foreign soil on September 23. Jerry Mize and Edgar Wilson scored for the Jackets. The game was a non-conference affair, having no disastrous effects on Byrd's state race chances. Here Comes Wilson Byrd 0, Little Rock 38 With perhaps the most colorful high school gridiron attack as had ever been witnessed locally, the Little Rock Tigers came storming out of the Ozarks to administer a 38-0 de- feat to the Byrdmen on September 30. The Jackets, still inexperienced in many respects, were outplayed in practically every depart- ment. This has been acclaimed as Byrd's most severe downing in 11 years. Bill Bailey End Paul Walker Back Sydney Boone End Byrd 0, Port Arthur 44 Fay Gilmore The Purple and Gold took its third consecu- tive setback on October 7 at the hands of the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets. The game, play- ed in Port Arthur, featured close play during the first half, but at the beginning of the sec- ond period the Port Arthur machine began to roll. Three times in the first stage the Jac- kets from Shreveport were turned aside with- in striking distance of the enemy goal line. Another Goal Kicked Byrd 25, Jefferson Davis 0 Coming back to the home town the following week, the Byrd lads presented a bewildering attack against the invading Jefferson Davis High School of Houston, Texas, and wound up on the long end of a 25-0 score. In the second half, Mize captured an enemy pass and jaunted 68 yards for a touchdown. In- terest in the Purple and Gold was quickly revived by this surprising victory. Byrd 24, Homer 2 Inspired by the victory over Jeff Davis, the Byrdmen journeyed to Homer, Louisiana on October 21 where they accounted for four touchdowns and a decisive win at the ex- pense of the Pelicans. The attack was led by Fred Cooke and Jerry Mize, Cooke scor- ing with a 45-yard sprint on the second play of the game. Homer scored 2 points on a safety in the fourth quarter. Byrd 26, Ouachita 6 Playing at Northeast Center L.S.U. stadium in Monroe, the Jackets on November 4 clash- ed with the Ouachita Lions, reputedly one of the strongest teams in the state. The Jackets, however, put the stinger to the Lions and emerged victorious with a 26-6 decision. The Lions scored their lone touchdown on a for- ward pass. Prominent in the forward wall of the Yellow Jackets were Alfred Buron, Nick Elina and John Meagher. Prior to this game, the Lions had been undefeated. Sonny Randolph Center Edgar Wilson Back Ben Long Back Byrd 12, Haynesville 25 Jesse Mize Guard Stanley Gibbs Guard November 11 proved a day of bitterness for the Purple and Gold. Haynesville, always a mighty rival, bottled up the Jacket offense and ripped through the defense with appar- ent ease. Final score was Byrd 12, Haynes- ville Golden Tornado 25. The game, played at Louisiana State Fair Grounds stadium, was witnessed by 8,000 spectators. Edgar Wilson was outstanding in the Jacket back- field. Byrd 12, Vivian 0 Introducing Byrd High School's first Home- coming celebration with proper style, the Yellow Jackets took the enthusiasm out of the Warriors from Vivian with a 12-0 drub- bing. The Byrd punting combination of Mize and Wilson averaged 45 yards per kick. A feature of the classic was the demonstration staged between the halves. Gold Bugs, Purple Jackets and Band joined in a unique lighting trick. Lighted flares spelled Wel- come, Old Grads. Byrd Line Holds Russ Gains Mize Scores MV t Mickey Holland Guard Alfred Buron Guard Byrd 7, Fair Park 7 November 25 saw the most heralded game of the year. Battling for the city prep school title, Byrd's Jackets deadlocked with Fair Park High School's Indians 7-7 before an estimated crowd of 10,000. Fiercest rivalry was displayed not only on the gridiron but between respective cheering groups as well. For Byrd Wilson scored from the one-yard marker following a long drive from the 40- yard line. Russ converted from placement. Final rounds of competition were heartbreakers to the Jac- ket cage squad. Tournaments at Haughton, Logansport and the Y.M.C.A., were lost in the final rounds. In all of these the Byrd lads were runners-up. Consolation was won in the Vivian tournament. Elton Sandel, 6' 5Vi , Center Willard Murray, Manager Joe Candella, 5' 8 . Forward Dave Stafford. 5' 8 . Forward Lindy Lenderman, 6' 1 , Center Frank Cook, 6' 2 , Forward SKETBALL All cage game followers will agree that the 1938-1939 basketball season was certainly a bright one for the wearers of the Purple and Gold. The squad was acclaimed the best in years. The Jacket quintet played 50 games, winning 42 for a season percentage of .840. George Dillard, 5' 8 , Forward David Huffman, 6' 2 , Forward John Marshall, 6' 2 , Guard Pete Murray, 5' 6 , Guard Eugene Russ, 5' 6 , Guard Loraine Sanders, 5' 7 , Guard The Byrd cagers completed the season with a total of 1415 points scored. Points accounted against the Jackets totaled 964. Another city championship was added to team laurels. Cox Spills the Beans Over the Record Book Season Resume Fourteen squadmen saw active service throughout the basketball campaign. Of this number five are seniors, seven are juniors and two are sophomores. The five seniors who will be lost through graduation composed the usual starting team. The squad, during the course of the season, participated in tournaments and rallies at Haughton, Ruston and Vivian, Louisiana. It also took part in the local Y.M.C.A. annual tournament. In the yearly battle for city cham- pionship honors with Fair Park High School, the Byrd quintet was decidedly superior. This was the fourth consecutive year that Byrd has won the city basketball championship. George Dillard. James Kihneman Randolph Warren John Meagher r Fay Gilmore John Willis Noyes Livingston Charles Cook Allen Taylor Allen Taylor Eugene Russ, John Marshall Jack Wilson John Marshall Randolph Warren Max Whittlesey Student Manager More interest is being shown in track and field events yearly. The first prac- tice session found approximately fifty boys awaiting word from Coach Jim Hodgins. After the initial week of practice, the squad dwindled down to its normal quota, about fifteen. Byrd tracksters responded to tournament and rally invitations from many localities in the state, sharing honors equally in the majority of them. BASEBALL Sidney Lancaster, Sydney Boone, Bill Rutledge, Rudolph Hill tags Bailey, Rutledge swings, Eugene Russ, Jerry Ibert, Fred Cooke, Dan O'Donnell, Edgar Wilson, playing “pepper, Sam Feducia, Bill Bailey, Raymond Pate, Sam Rubenstein, Julius Atkins, Rubenstein poses, Hill holds the Hot Corner, Wilton Guice shags it Baseba 11 Squad All decked out in latest diamond apparel, baseball minded Byrdsters were a thorn in the side of all opponents. Though not a well seasoned club at the start of the season, the difficulties were ironed out in time to boost the win column. The Broadmoor playing field donated by the city was used for all home games. Byrd baseball is under the direction of J. D. Cox and Lee M. Dobson. Maggie B. Atkins Knock 'em! Jim Bostick Block 'eml Bostick Gustine Noland Atkins Mary L. Gustine Kick 'em! Eddie Noland Stop 'em! YEA! JACKETS! osemanj 3 arrow m0 iii UlCjS wot £ OLLLSe £ iit te Q)ell Scan [and S usu belle QYilki uison Queen Susybelle Wilkinson Queen and King Willard Robinson MARDI GRAS Mary Louise Gustine Princess Jimmy Harris Prince Gwendolyn Andrews Duchess William Wilson Duke i tancy Hollingsworth Bobby Lindsey Duchess Duke Jean Spurlock Ribbon Bearer Harold Meek Escort Anne Jackson Barron Johns Ribbon Bearer Escort 4 DAY KING FOR A In accordance with the annual custom, six students were elected to guide the affairs of the city of Shreveport for one day. This lesson in politics is one of the highlights of the scholastic year. Jere Hudson Mayor Joe Stephens City Judge Betty Dorchester Commissioner of Public Utilities Henry Monaghan Commissioner of Finance Albert Hughes Commissioner of Public Safety Randell Prothro Commissioner of Streets and Parks (J3etl:y Dorchester, Queen Byrd staged its first annual Homecoming celebration at the Vivian game. Before game-time the Queen and her party paraded on the field, after which Principal Grover C. Koffman officiated in the coronation ceremonies. How Can Any One Object Be So Erroneous? Fascinating Subject, That Wood- working Happy Is the Artist Who Smiles Over his Drawings We Are But Clay In the Potter's Hand. Beans, Meat and Potatoes, Johnnie! Nate Perches in the Potter's Kiln Gymnastics on a Rainy Day A Stitch in Time . . . Daily Library Patrons Pirkle's Morning History Session An Everyday Occurrence Smith Tenderly Explains Check, Brother! 1 Nash's Daily Routine Vials and Glass Tubes Teacher Is Always Right Mullineaux Looks the Situation Over wyy Iff • •!; ; isiriiiU-l s t'Wi V •H hhli Satisfaction in a pledge fulfilled is felt by every member of the Byrd High School Parent-Teacher Association as the work of the year is reviewed. Mrs. John L. Creed, P.-T. A. president, is to be commended for her splendid leadership of this vital organization. Health, recreation, public welfare and citizenship are all objectives of the P.-T. A. The annual King For a Day stu- dent political lesson is a product of this association. A BAND Excellence of the Byrd band during the past year merited many invitations to both local and distant civic activities. The marching band appeared not only at the high school football games, but at the college games as well. Upon special request the 84-piece musical organ- ization played for the Louisiana College homecoming celebration at Pineville, Louisiana. CORNETS Bloomer, Philip Ellis, Billy Fulton, Warren Oliphint, Bennie Ray Shamp, Furman Soloman. J. L. McKnight, Vernon Dunkelman. Bobby Bush, Tom TROMBONES Carver, Lynn Deal, W. C. Hawkins. Bob Minor, Harold Morelock, Kennedy FRENCH HORNS Tenney, Billy Northcutt, Robert Holland. Pauline Clark, Billy McCord, Billy BARITONES Hendrick. James Madden, Jack Malven, Jim TENOR SAXOPHONES Singlust, Billy Van Os. Seymour BARITONE SAXOPHONES Dunbar, Huey Harris. E. W. BASSES Hunt, Mason Katzenstein, Jack Olschner. Paul Pliner, Leon Prindle, Richard ALTO CLARINETS Frierson, Edwin Robinson, Doris Smyrni, Emanuel OBOES Papa, Sam Rogers, Sarah ENGLISH HORN Papa, Sam BASSOONS Fox, Milton McGregor. James Reynolds, Jimmy ALTO SAXOPHONES Bowers, Marjorie Cain, C. D. Huckabay, Ula Lee FLUTES Christiansen, Cleo Rogers, Jacqueline Eubanks, Margaret White, Lilla Jean Dyer, Betty Newsom, Charlotte Bearden,Fred BASS CLARINETS Barnes, Bert Cassard, Ray BASS SAXOPHONE Zimmerman, W. R. HARP Gowan. Ernestine STRING BASS Allen, Royce Glynn MARIMBA Harwell, Louise TYMPANI Eatman, Bob SNARE DRUMS Walters, Fred Eatman, Bob Prothro, Randell BASS DRUM DeGeneres, Lanford B FLAT CLARINETS Crawford, Harriette La Fitte, Lanier Butler, Olva Simpson, Myrtice Moore, Billy H. Saunders, Margaret Goyne, Carrol Chapman, Milton Sprain, Larett Gardsbane. Heyman McFarland, Doris Blandino. Joseph Herrin, J. Richard Curtis, Charles Bauman, Alvin BUSINESS MANAGER Nall, Jimmy Drum Swerving from the usual sys- tem of drum majoring, the Byrd High School marching band employed one leading major Jack Rutledge Majors and five baton twirlers. At each public appearance these six led the maneuvers of the eighty- four-piece musical organization. hi id The B band is to the A band as ground school training is to the aviator. In this B unit musical aspirants are trained and made ready to fill vacancies in the higher ranking organ- ization. CORNETS Clarke, Eugene Muslow, Irwin Muslow, Marvin Smith, James Thompson, John Washington, Harlan Welter, Mary Ruth TRUMPETS Dupree, W. C. Ellis. Dorothy TROMBONES Hodge, Nick Keith, Norris Madden, Paul Nelson, Marion FRENCH HORNS Bradford, Mary Dawson, Henry Northcott, Arnold Pou, Helen Redden, Miller Stuart BARITONES Adams. Jimmie Hall, Maurice Hightower, Wheless BASSES Caldwell, Clifton Lincove, Dan Pabody, John FLUTES Bush, Dorothy Ann Frazier, Jacqueline Key, Martha Ottalini, Guy TENOR SAXOPHONES Ehrhardt, Robert McClaran, E. L. C MELODY SAXOPHONE Robinson. John Paul STRING BASS Scott, Sylvia Elsie B FLAT CLARINETS Baracato. Philip Carpenter, Marcelle Christian. Mack Conerly, Tom Dowell. De Loy Gauthier, Herman Henderson, Elaine Holcombe, Norma Ruth Hubbard, Sylvia Katzenstein, Henry Larsen, Bessie Maranto. Sam Moore. Tommy Morris, Browning Pearce, W. P. Philyau, Pearl Richard. Anna Katherine Rogers, Fred Russell, Talmadge Saunders, R. D. Slaughter, Kathleen Stout, Clyde Theo, Jimmie Timpner, Billy Vandewater, Charles Weeks, Paul Wilkes, Lawson Williams, Sidney Winderv eedle, Bailey Phillips, Eris Dell SNARE DRUMS Bradley. Joe Kaufman, Jack BASS DRUM Rogers, Bobby ALTO CLARINET Dienst, Frank BASS CLARINET Cook, Charles OBOE Stamper. Eleanor BASSOON Rosenblath, Q. T. ALTO SAXOPHONES Jones. James Marshall Karpe. Gus Membership in the C Band is composed of students who have advanced from the ranks of the Beginners' Band, and who are not yet prepared to enter the B Band. ORCHESTRA A smaller more compact organization than the concert bands, the orchestra ap- pears regularly in connection with school affairs. Cappe a Forty-five voices of blended harmony represent the Byrd High School A Cappella Choir, which, organized this year, immediately established, an enviable reputa-, tion not only in the State, but throughout the Southwest. J. Robert Frizzell, vocal music instructor, leads the choir without accompaniment. Girls' Glee Club An organization of forty-two members, the Girls' Glee Club, has made an effort to further group singing in the minds of Byrd girls. Appearance of the club in various performances during the year met with large acclaim. Boys' Glee Club Comparatively smaller than the Girls' unit, the Boys' Glee Club has been sec- ond only to the A Cappella Choir in group vocals. Great strides of advance- ment were made over past clubs. Capt. A. N. Willis Sgt. V. N. Rollo Pleasing personality coupled with natural lead- ership ability has made Sgt. V. N. Rollo a military instructor respected to the highest degree by every cadet wearing a First Bat- talion R. O. T. C. uniform. Sgt. Rollo has been affili- ated with military science since 1929. Captain Willis, P.M.S. T. succeeded Major Floyd M. Hynd- man on November 22 and was immediately put in charge of Shreveport High School Junior R.O.T.C. units. Willis has been in military service for eighteen years. Sgt. Marvin L. Beaman Actively engaged in military work since 1925, Sgt. Marvin L. Beaman throughout the past year has taken over duties as co-instructor of the First Battalion and chief clerk of the R.O.T.C., Shreveport High Schools. A noticeable trait of in- dividuality has won him friends from cadet corps and stu- dent body alike. The Staff James Kingcaid Gladys Pearl Tippett Battalion Major Battalion Sponsor Minos J. Kennedy Adjutant Sam Gipson Executive Ray Loper Range Ollicer Tommy Stagg Sergeant-Major Company A r Charles McCullough Mike Roppolo Hutch Phillips Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Nancy Hollingsworth Marian Henley Anne Jackson Gwendolyn Andrews Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon Company B Noah Jordan Jere Hudson Lockwood Wheless Vernon Middleton Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Mary Louise Gustine Marion Covington Rosemary Ellis Captain First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Company c James Hays Randell Prothro . George Dick Captain Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Betty Dorchester Dorothy Hughes Virginia Judy Captain Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Lucille Bogan First Lieutenant First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon Company D Andrew Harrelson Henry Monaghan Albert Hughes Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Susybelle Wilkinson Anne Thibodeaux Retta Montgomery Carolyn Loeb Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon Captain Captain John Creed First Lieutenant Betty Cochran First Lieutenant Ri Team Upholding the standards set by past First Battalion Rifle Teams, the 1938-39 squad won distinction in every match entered. First row—Collie Rutledge, Paul Arnold, Byron Massey, Fred Timpner and Carrol Morris. Second Row— Scudday Roussel, Seymour Van Os, George Bellows, George Brown and Romer Dudley. Third Row—Sgt. Marvin L. Beaman, Ray Loper, Sam Gipson, Kay Campbell, Gilbert Tierce, Haller Jackson and Sgt. V. N. Rollo. The Gusher James M. Dunbar Editor-1 n-Chiet Richard H. Huebner Faculty Sponsor Since September we have antici- pated the arrival of this book in the form you now observe. We have watched it as the countless stages in its building were reached and suc- cessfully passed. The yearbook staff presents the 1939 Gusher with a touch of pride, and would like it to be accepted in the same manner. Gusher Staff Barrios, Lauradele Buchanan, Billy Craber, Jeannette Horowitz, Gussie Johnson, Albert Sydney Johnson, Martha Kennedy, Minos Jasper MacLean, Mary Jane McKinley, Ed Moore, Billy H. Noland, Edwin Nusser, Jane Peterson, Sally Anne Rappeport, Harvey Thibodaux, Anne Winston, Billy Woods, John Worley, Gladys Jere Hudson, President Sam Gipson, Vice-President David Huffman, Secretary David Barton, Treasurer Mrs. Eunice S. Alston, Sponsor Jennie Pittie Brown, Sponsor Nationa.. Honor Society Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character are the fundamental requisites of the National Honor Society. To gain membership in this society is the goal of every ambitious high school senior. The aim of the 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. First Row—Arnold, Paul; Atkins, Maggie Belle; Bodron, Nora; Bundrick, Paul. Second Row—Crawlord, Harriette; DeGeneres, Lanlord; Dreyluss, ]ules; Dunbar, James. Third Row—Honaker, John; Kelly, Joan; Monaghan, Henry; Morris, Carroll. Fourth Row—Robinson, Willard; Shatter, Martha; Vallette, Edgar; Woods, John. Betty Dorchester President SuSYBELLE WlLKINSON Vice-President Anne Jackson Secretary Carolyn Loeb Treasurer Gladys Tippett Sergeant-At-Arms Alice Lee Swain Sponsor Go.. Bugs Completing its third year as a Byrd High School senior girls' honorary organ- ization, the Gold Bugs, under the sponsorship of Alice Lee Swain, has again measured up to everything it stands for. Purpose of the Gold Bugs is to en- courage loyalty and spirit among the students and to foster all school activities. Three years of school interest, spirit and extra-curricular participation is re- quired for membership. Andrews, Gwendolyn Atkins. Maggie Belle Baird, Gerry Baker, Sudie Bogan. Lucille Bowers, Miriam Caldwell, Betty Ann Close, Ludye Cochran, Betty Craber, Jeannette Crawford, Harriet Dickson, Adelaide Gustine, Mary Louise Hardin, Jean Harris. Barbara Harris, Ouida Haywood. Caroline Henley, Marian Herold, Barbara Ann Huddleston. Peggy Lou Hughes, Dorothy Judy, Virginia Kelly, Joan Montgomery, Retta Nusser, Jane O'Kelley. Alice Peyton, Mary Foster Ryland, Doris Lee Saunders, Margaret Mae Shaffer, Martha Sklar, Betty Smith, Betty Stamper, Elizabeth Tarver, Martha Thibodeaux, Anne Van Hoose, Annie White Wedgeworth. Mary F. Jere Hudson President Henry Monaghan Vice-President Barron Johns Secretary David Barton Treasurer Fay Gilmore Sergeant-At-Arms Lilian K. Polk Sponsor PURPLE JACKETS Purple Jackets, honorary senior boys' scholastic organization, brings to a close its second year of participation in school activities. The principle purpose of the organization is service. Since its founding several dramatic works have been produced. Lilian Polk is founder and sponsor. Adams, J. W. Cook, Frank Dafsey, Bruce DeGeneres, Lanford Dreyfuss, Jules Dunbar, James Gilmore, Fay Gipson, Sam Harris, Holton Hays, James Huffman, David Kennedy, Minos J. Kingcaid, James Kizer. Joel Kniveton, Jack McCall, Charles McCullough, Charles Murph, Franklin O'Neal, B. F. Prothro, Randell Reagan, Bill Robinson, Willard Sanders, Jack Stephens, Joe Vallette, Edgar Wheless, Lockwood Wilcox, Billy Woods, John Willard Robinson President Maggie Belle Atkins V ice-President Betty Spikes Secretary David Huffman Treasurer Ruth Lowrey Sponsor Irma Robinson Sponsor One of the most powerful and influential Louisiana chapters of the American Junior Red Cross is at Byrd High School. The scope of this organization covers the entirety of Caddo Parish with regard to civic matters. An annual toy campaign is among the many planks in the chapter platform. Contributions are made yearly to the Red Cross magazine, and delegates are sent to the national convention. First Row—Alexander, Bobbee; Askew, Ruth; BDyet, Carolyn; Candiloro, Christobel; Davidson, Peggy; DeCelle, Kathryn; Durst, Ruth; Ferguson, Robbie Laine. Second Row—Gayle, Molly; Hardin, Jean; Harris, Charlotte; Haygood, Martha; Hill, Marjorie Jane; Jones, Martha; Johnson, Miriam; Kaulman, Betty. Third Row—Leindecker, Enid; Morrow, Eva; Prothro, Emily; Rogers, Edith; Ryland, Doris Lee; Sklar, Betty; Stamper, Elizabeth; Treadwell, Marveleen. Fourth Row—Wells, Kitty; Williams, Bobbie. oilman Kadettes Not based on rigid military rules, the Koffman Kadettes, in their first year showed what can be accomplished by way of a girls' marching unit. Mary Kathleen Gannon founded and spon- sored the group. Albert Sydney Johnson President Billy Winston V ice-President Jane Bost Secretary Joanna Glassell Treasurer Ed McKinley Sergeant-at-Arms Richard H. Hueber Sponsor Ceramics Club The Ceramics Club boasts the largest membership of any club in the school. Students of the pottery classes hold regular meetings in an attempt to further themselves in the knowledge and interest of ceramic art. Ceramics Club First Row—Anderson, Jane; Bailey, Bill; Barnidge, Leroy; Barrios, Lauradele; Barrow, Rose- mary; Barry, Bettie; Bellows, George. Second Row—Bres, Catherine; Brothers, Margaret; Busbey, Ann; Busbey, Mary Ellen; Cooke, Fred; Cox, Artice; Dillard, George. Third Row—Donaldson, LaVerne; Durham, Billie Jo; Ellison, Evelyn; Ferguson, Robert; Harris, Jessica; Haver, Mary Elizabeth; Hayden, Harold. Fourth Row- Henley, Marion; Hicks, Elaine; Hill, Rudolph; Houston, Ernestine; Hughes, John; Ingalls, Marco; Johnson, Albert S. Fifth Row—Johnson, Bobby; Johnson, Martha; Kennedy, Minos ].; Kern, Roy; Kihneman, Beverly; Kihneman, James; Leaverette, James. Ceramics Club First Row—Linam, Juanita; Marble, John; Marshall, John; McKnight, Byrne; McRae, Pete; Mize, Jesse; Modisette, Norma. Second Row—Mullin, Sally Ann; Munch, Earl; Murdock, Vivian; Murray, Pete; Nusser, Jane; Peterson, Sally Anne; Price, Marion. Third Row—Riggs, Billy; Roberts, Thad; Rogers, Robert; Russ, Gene; Rudy, Doris; Semon, Reger; Sledge, Thomas. Fourth Row—Smith, Leo; Sparling, Judy; Spearman, Billy Bob; Spencer, Bob; Stephenson, Anice; Thompson, June; Treadwell, Betty. Fifth Row—Van Hoose, Annie White; Van Hoose, Ruth; Wallace, George; White, Eva Frances; Williams, J. E.; Williamson, Rob; Wilson, Edgar. Elizabeth Pabody President First Term Secretary Second Term J. W. Adams Vice-President Angelle Sarrazin Secretary First Term Janice Rosner Treasurer Lanford DeGeneres Reporter First Term President Second Term Doris Lee Ryland Reporter Second Term Marie Therese LeBlanc Sponsor Evelyn Pellerin Sponsor Mercedes Richards Sponsor Le Cercla Francais During the term 1938-1939 Le Cercle Francais enjoyed another interesting year, under the di- rection of Miles. Mercedes Richards, Marie Therese LeBlanc, and Evelyn Pellerin. Meetings were held on the second Tuesday of each month, a class or section planning and executing the program. A new policy instituted was the election of new officers at mid-term. The an- nual banquet in the spring completed an educational and well prepared plan. Le Cercie Francais First Row—Abney, Hazel; Belden, Violet; Blaxton, Betty; Blish, Harriet; Bogan, Lucille; Bogan, Virginia; Bost, Jane; Bowers, Marjorie; Boyce, Gloria. Second Row—Buchalter, Irene; Bodenheimer, Bertha Omega; Bundrick, Carolyn; Cace, Rose Violet; Cahn, Betty; Cahn, Carolyn; Cahn, Marian; Clay, Carolyn; Cloud, Yvonne. Third Row—Crawiord, Marion; DeBlieux, Kathryn; Dees, Betty; Derryberry, Frances; Durham, Mary Jane; Elder, Betty; Ewing, Helen; Gascon, Audrey; Graham, Dorothy. Fourth Row—Graham, Virginia; Hart, Martha; Harwell, Louise; Hearn, Gene; Helm, Dorothy; Hendrick, Bob; Holmes, Elmon; Ingalls, Marco; Ivey, Janeen. Fifth Row—Johns, Barron; Keenan, Ann; Kleban, Joy; Koonce, Margie; Lalitte, Jack; Lee, Aileen; Levy, Mathilde; Lorraine, Colquitt; Maitland, Fat. Le Cercie Francais First Row—Mason, Dorothy; Mason, Helen; Meriwether, Lola; Mittenthal, Emmy Lou; Mix, Althea; Mollett, Margaret; Morelock, Kennedy; Muslow, Marvin; Norris, Kathryn Sue. Second Row—Palmer, Mary Jane; Papa, Sam; Peterson, Sally; Phillips, Carolyn; Prindle, Richard; Oden, Frances; O'Neal, Peggy; Reidenback, Mary; Ricks, Betty Ann. Third Row—Rigby, Carolyn; Rogers, Marjorie; Russ, Lola Beth; Russ, Montez; Ryland, Doris Lee; Simpson, Myrtice; Smith, Herbert L.; Stenger, Ruth; Russell, Talmadge. Fourth Row—Tarver, Alice; Tarver, Martha; Teacle, Clint; Tippett, Gladys; Tucker, Betty; Tucker, Dorothy; Tullos, Peggy Dean; Van Hoose, Annie White; Van Hoose, Ruth. Fifth Row—Varble, Juanita; Viser, Laurie Ann; Ward, Mary Lucille; Weiss, Louise; Wells, Kitty; Wherritt, Vassar; Wingo, Julia; Williams, Carolyn; Zuzak, Jane. Marian Henley President First Term Alice O'Kelly President Second Term Jean Harden Vice-President First Term Jeannette Craber Vice-President Second Term Charles McCullough Secretary First Term Betty Cochran Secretary Second Term Lauradele Barrios Treasurer First Term Betty Dorchester Treasurer Second Term Gracen Scott Reporter La Sociedac Espanola A club whose purpose is the furtherance of the Spanish language, La Sociedad Espanola has done much to create interest among the high school students. First Row Apple, Mary Catherine; Atkins, Dorothy; Autrey, Betty Jane; Aulrey, Ulric; Bailey, Bill; Barrett, Betty; Barry, Bettie; Benson, Hamilton; Bewley, Nelwyn. Second Row—Bost, Jane; Bowers, Miriam; Boyet, Carolyn; Brandt, Lena; Bradley, Edna Mae; Canon, Myrtice; Carpenter, Roy; Christianson, Cleo; Clifton, Esther Ruth. Third Row—Cochran, Betty; Corser, Betty; Craber, Jeannette; Crawlord, Harriette; Crosby, Ronald; Dawson, Henry; Dorman, Meda; Edrington, Bill; Escott, Carmen. Fourth Row—Franks, June; Freedman, Gloria; Freeman, David; Fridge, Mike; Gardner, Bar- bara; Garrett, Betty; Gipson, Sam; Goff, Ira; Goode, Betty; Goodrich, Grace. Fifth Row—Harden, Jean; Harper, Katherine; Harriss, Jerry; Howe, Doris; Huckabay, Ula Lee; Jeter, Mozelle; Johnson, Phillip; Juban, Jerelyn; Keiley, Judson; Kern, Roy. La Sociedad Espanola La Sociedad Espanola First Row—Lee, Adams; Lewis, Tom; Long, Margaret; Manasseh, Ruth; Manhein, Margaret; Martin, Virginia; Massey, Byron; Maylield, Mabry; Mayo, Winford. Second Row—Meyer, Leona; Moore, Maxwynne; Morehead, Dorothy Ann; Morter, Annie Lee; Mulkey, Susie; Newman, Elaine; Olvey, Ruth; Pepper, Polly Ann; Peterson, Marion. Third Row—Prothro, Emily; Querbes, Tetine; Ray, James; Robb, Louise; Roberts, Thad; Rich- ardson, Mary C.; Schilling, Fidel; Scogin, Johnnie; Shalfer, Martha. Fourh Row—Shaw, Dolph; Sklar, Betty; Sour, Nancy; Stamper, Charles; Stephens, Jacqueline; Sumrell, Betty Jjou; Tatum, Joyce; Treadwell, Ray; Vowels, Frances; Wallace, Ray. First Row—Wallace, Memory Jo; Webb, Lucille; White, Leah; Whitlatch, Neva Mary; Whit- ten, Mary Jane; Williams, Bobbie; Willis, Reggie; Worley, Gladys; Yancey, Delena; Youngblood, Jimmie. Marjorie McLeod, President Eleanor RoQUEMORE,V-Pres. Emma Bodron, Secretary Leah White, Treasurer omahesear Club As one of the most outstanding clubs in the school, the Comahesear Club sets forth as its goal Knowledge, Fellowship, Cooperation, Service and Achieve- ment. Due to its exceptionally fine rating, membership increases greatly from year to year. Sponsoring the club is Ruth Batchelor. Comahesear Club First Row—Amalong, Gennesaret; Anisman, Annette; Atkins, Betty Ann; Barlow, Anna Maria; Baxter, Marjorie; Beale, Barbara. Second Row—Belcher, Mary; Bewley, Nelwyn; Blythe, Mary Jane; Bodron, Dorothy; Bogan, Virginia; Bolin, Marion. Third Row—Bundrick, Carolyn; Daniel, Virginia; Dejean, Margie; Doggett, Elizabeth; Donald- son, LaVerne; Dow, Catherine; Duplissey, Lucille. Fourth Row—Dupuy, Charlotte; Durham, Billie Jo; Elston, Billie; Festervan, Peggy; Gilmore, Margaret; Goldman, Sally Rae; Greenburg, Lillian. Fifth Row—Harris, Ernesta; Haver, Mary Elizabeth; Hearne, Jeane; Hicks, Elaine; Higgin- botham, Ida; Howard, Mildred; Kennon, Clarisse. Comahesear Club First Row—Kilpatrick, Virginia; Mason, Marilyn; McGoldrick, Vada Jean; Moore, Florence; Moore, Maxwynne; Morter, Annie Lee. Second Row -Newman, Elaine; Norris, Kathryn Sue; Utterback, Beverly; Peterson, Marion; Pilkinton, Katherine; Porter, Barbara; Rinaudo, Angeline. Third Row—Rogers, Frances; Rose, Elizabeth; Rose, Laconia; Roy, Rosemary; Rudy, Doris; Ryan, Frances; Sanders, Valerie. Fourth Row—Sanlord, Lenora; Scharll, Rene; Schilling, Fidel; Shaw, Alice; Smith, Nancy Lee; Tatum, Joyce; Tucker, Dorothy. Fifth Row—Vatter, Betty; Vowels, Frances; Waldron, Ruth; Webb, Lucille; White, Leah; Willis, Jane; Worley, Gladys. Lilla McLure, Sponsor Charles McCall, President Joan Kelly, Vice-President Gladys Tippett, Sgt.-at-Arms Maggie Belle Atkins, Historian Gauarre History Club During the past year the Gayarre History Club celebrated its tenth anniversary as a spoke in the wheel of Byrd High School extra-curricular activities. Lilia McLure is founder and sponsor. Furtherance of knowledge and appreciation of history, with emphasis placed on Louisiana history, is the aim of the club. Gayarre History Club First Row—Adams, J. WApple, Mary Catherine; Boyet, Carolyn; Burton, Elizabeth; Earnest, Wanda; Egan, Elizabeth; Elgin, Jack. Second Row—Harden, Jean; Henley, Marion; Holland, Herman; Holmes, Elmon; Johns, Bar- ron; Krauss, Frances; Labry, Jackie. Third Row—Lippe, Edgar; Murrell, Jack; Newsom, Charlotte; Norris, Kathryn Sue; Medley, Obrin; O'Neal, B. F.; Pabody, Elizabeth. Fourth Row—Palmer, Mary Jane; Rappeport, Harvey; Reagan, Bill; Reidenback, Mary; Schnitt, Albert; Shaller, Martha; Stagg, Tommy. Fifth Row—Stenger, Ruth; Tarver, Martha; Teacle, Clint; Tippett, Gladys; Vowels, Frances; Williams, Carolyn; Worley, Gladys. Carolyn Williams Consule Leona Meyer Praetore F. A. Moore Praetore Eleanor Brown Aedile William Carleton Aedile Edgar Vallette Aedile Kitty Moss Scriba Ray Oden Tribuni John Willis Tribuni Ella Mae McKee Censore Jo-Ellyn Levy Quaestor Hettie P. Ecker Sponsor Forum Latinum Club Operating on the plan of the Roman government, the Forum Latinum is a com- pact group of Latin students, which has as its aim the development of a greater knowledge and appreciation of Roman speech and civilization. Hettie Ecker is the faculty sponsor. Forum Latinum Club First Row—Blanpied, Katherine; Bowers, Marjorie; Crawiord, Marion; Daniel, Virginia; Harp- er, Patricia. Second Row—Harris, E. W.; Harwell, Louise; Humphreys, Walter; Kilpatrick, Virginia; Kirby, Nelwyn. Third Row—LaBue, Nancy; Phelps, Alice; Russ, Lola Beth; Singlust, Billy; Smith, Betty; Van Horn, Peggy. Haller Jackson Consule Lola Ann McFadin Consule Betty Basinger Aedile Ernestine Gowen Aedile Mary Read Greer Aedile Betty Tucker Aedile Charles Schober Scriba Elsie Ellwood Tribuni Irene Buchanan Quaestor Lower Forum Latinum This year the Forum Latinum was divided into two sections, upperclassmen and lowerclassmen, each section governed by its own officers. The lower group was sponsored by Irma Robinson. Lower Forum Latinum First Row—Adams, Jimmy; Basinger, Betty; Beale, Barbara; Benson, Hamilton; Blish, Harriet; Cannon, Myrtle. Second Row—Carlisle, Dorothy; Cowan, Albert; Cross, Maude; Deal, Dorothy; Eastman, Esther; Ellzey, Earline. Third Row—Forney, Betty; Fowler, Sybil; Gilmore, Margaret; Gowen, Virginia; Kaifie, Mari- lyn; McClendon, Nancy; Meadows, Julia. Fourth Row—Medley, Obrin; Minor, Harold; Ulterback, Beverly; Pilkinton, Katherine; Rose, Laconia; Russ, Montez; Saunders, Marcilla. Fifth Row—Saunders, R. D.; Schuster, Barbara; Sealy, Pollard; Sour, Nancy; Walden, John- ette; Willis, Jane; Wolbrette, Betty. Betty Spikes President Mary Ella Buchanan Treasurer Barbara J. Thrall Service Chairman Mrs. J. B. McGraw Sponsor Blue Trianale Club Blue Triangle Club girls are interested mainly in the discovery of new ideas and principles on which to base their work. The past year included many civic and charitable acts on the part of the club. Its purpose, To Find and Give the Best, has been truly fulfilled. Mrs. John Boyd McGraw has com- pleted another successful year as sponsor. Blue Triangle Club First Row—Abney, Hazel Marie; Agness, Virginia; Bailey, Martha; Barry, Bettie; Belden, Vio- let; Bewley, Nelwyn; Blanpied, Katherine; Blaxton, Betty; Bodron, Emma; Bolin, Marion. Second Row—Bowers, Marjorie; Boyce, Gloria; Breithaupt, Aline; Bres, Catherine; Candi- loro, Chris; Christiansen, Cleo; Clay, Carolyn; Clement, Marcia; Craber, Jeannette; Cros- by, Helen. Third Row—DeBlieux, Kathryn; Dees, Betty; Durham, Billie Jo; Dorman, Meda; Duplissey, Lu- cille; Dupuy, Charlotte; Eglin, Harriet; Ellis, Jeanne; Elston, Billie; Gascon, Audrey. Fourth Row—1Gauthier, Dorothy; Gowen, Virginia; Gralton, Betty; Graham, Dorothy; Graham, Virginia; Green, Henrietta; Grissom, Hope; Harper, Katherine; Hart, Martha; Harwell, Ix)uise. Fifth Row—Harris, Jessica; Howe, Doris; Huckabay, Ula Lee; Ivey, Janeen; Juban, Jerelyn; Kelly, Joan; King, Marion; Kolb, Lera; Koonce, Margie; LaRue, Nancy. Blue Triangle Club First Row—Martin. Virginia; Mason, Helen; Mason, Marilyn; McGoldrick, Vada Jean; Mol- lett, Margaret; Meyer, Leona; Morehead, Dorothy Ann; Moss, Kitty; Murov, Shirley; Mor- ter, Anne Lee. Second Row—Newsom, Charlotte; Newman, Elaine; Olvey, Ruth; O’Neal, Peggy; Parnell, Dorothy; Peterson, Marion; Peterson, Sue; Peyton, Laura Mae; Peyton, Shirley, Phelps, Alice. Third Row—Pound, Geraldine; Robb, Louise; Robinson, Doris; Rigby, Carolyn; Rogers, Mar- jorie; Rogers, Mary Frances; Rogers, Sarah; Russ, Montez; Sanders, Valerie; Sentell, Novaline. Fourth Row—Simpson, Myrtice; Smith, Betty; Sparling, Judy; Stewart, Norma; Tarver, Alice; Tinnin, Claire; Treadwell, Betty; Tucker, Dorothy; Tullos, Peggy Dean; Vatter, Betty. Fifth Row—Wallace, Memory Jo; Walden, Johnette; Webb, Lucille; Wherritt, Vassar; Whitten, Mary Jane; Wingo, Julia; Worley, Gladys; Yancey, Delena; Zuzak, Jane. Girls' Athletic Club First Row—Brooke, Lois; Crosby, Helen; Doggett, Elizabeth; Eastman, Esther; Hedge, Marg- ory; Hewett, Hariet; LaRue, Nancy; Mason, Helen. Second Row—Meadows, Nancy; Meadows, Julia; Monaghan, Jeanne; Rose, Laconia; Smith, Jacquetta; Wallace, Memory Jo; Welch, Patricia; Williams, Mittie. Jere Hudson, President Joe Stephens, Vice-President David Barton, Secretary Jules Dreyfuss, Treasurer Bous' Debating Club The Boys' Debating Club maintains as its purpose the development of public speaking. A debate squad, under the coaching of Lilian K. Polk, club sponsor, enters yearly the outstanding debate and public speech tournaments of ihe nation. Bous' Debating Club First Row—Adams, ]. W.; Allen, Jim; Benson, Hamilton; Bush, Tom; Butler, Olva; Crosby, Ronald. Second Row—Edrington, Bill; Gault, Kenneth; Harris, E. W.; Holmes, Elmon; Willis, John; Humphreys, Walter. Third Row—Kizer, Joel; Longino, Roy; Medley, Obrin; Morelock, Kennedy; Schnitt, Albert; Hull man, David. Mary Eleanor Lutz Sponsor Girls' Debating Bertha Omega Bodenheimer President Ernestine Catalano Vice-President Virginia Gowen Secretary Elizabeth Egan Treasurer Marian Bolin Historian Anne Wright Parliamentarian Club Great strides were made this year in girls' debate work. The Girls' Debating Club with Mary Eleanor Lutz as sponsor emerged victorious in many debates and speech contests with other high schools in the state. Girls' Debatina Club First Row—Autrey, Betty Jane; Bodron, Nora; Bolin, Marian; Caldwell, Lucille; Crosby, Hel- en; Earnest, Wanda. Second Row—Gilmore, Margaret; Graham, Virginia; Greenberg, Lillian; Harper, Patricia; Har- ris, Ernesta; Koonce, Margie. Third Row—Krauss, Frances; LeRosen, Nancy; LaRue, Nancy; Levy, Jo-Ellyn; Murov, Shirley; Schilling, Fidel; Zuzak, Jane. Neva Mary Whitlatch President Margaret Stringer Vice-President Montez Russ Secretary Helen Mason Treasurer Blue Circle Club The Blue Circle Club is that division of the Girl Reserves which includes freshmen only in its membership. To Find and Give the Best has been set as the true aim and purpose of the club. Charlotte Lewis and Margaret Maclin are sponsors. First Row—Bettis, Kinnie Mae; Burch, Margaret Ann; Cogswell, Martha Jane; Cummings, Patricia; Deal, Dorothy; Harvin, Betty. Second Row—Johnson, Jane; Kennon, Clarisse; Langenstein, Anna; Long, Frances; Meadows, Nancy; Monaghan, Jeanne. Third Row—Pilkinton, Kathleen; Reshin, Raye; Slaughter, Kathleen; Straus- man, Dorothy; Wolbrette, Betty; Whisner, Gloria; Wise, Evelyn. Blue C i r c Club e Civics Club Fundamentals of government, good citizenship and civic interest make up the major program of the Civics Club. Membership in the club consists of persons enrolled in civics classes. An annual event is the sponsorship of the student city officials for a day election. Mrs. J. D. Cox and Nellie V. Strother are faculty directors. First Row—Autrey, Betty Jane; Autrey, Ulric; Barry, Bettie; Bodenheimer, Bertha Omega; Bost, Jane; Bundrick, Carolyn; Bradley, Edna Mae; Cochran, Betty; Derryberry, Frances. Second Row Donaldson, LaVerne; Gardner, Jim; Garrett, Betty; Graham, Dorothy; Graham, Virginia; Hardin, John; Heilin, Barney; Johns, Barron; Kelly, Joan. Third Row Kelley, Judson; Kelly, Joan; Krauss, Frances; Lippe, Edgar; Massey, Byron; Moffett, Margaret; Munch, Earl; Murrell, Jack; Norris, Kathryn Sue; O'Neal, Peggy. Fourth Row Powers, George; Reagan, Bill; Sentell, Novaline; Singlust, Billy; Smith, Jacquetta; Stamper, Charles; Tarver, Alice; Tison, Johnny; Walden, Johnette; Whitlatch, Neva. Martha Shaffer Secretary ad lio Guild The Radio Guild, under the faculty sponsorship of Pearl Pryor, began its activity in October as an organized continuation of last year's work. As a result of the rapid development of the Guild, a class in radio work was taught as part of the regular curriculum. Throughout the year the Guild presented a scheduled thirty minute weekly broadcast over station KRMD. John Woods President SUSYBELLE WILKINSON V ice-President Joan Kelly Secretary Byrd High Players, a senior dramatics club, was organized for the purpose of better high school dramatics. Practical standards for high school dramatics on high school level are of paramount importance. In answer to this need, Byrd seniors have a non-secret, non-social or- ganization in which any senior may become a member. Some of the productions during the year were Seventeen, Spring Fever, You Can't Take It With You, the annual senior class production, and a group of one-act plays. Pearl Pryor, Byrd English department head, is the sponsor. Senior Dramatics Club First Row Craber, Jeannette Culbertson, Jimmie Harriss, Jerry Ingalls, Marco Johnson, Martha Krauss, Frances Second Row Norris, Kathryn Sue Peyton, Mary Foster Reagon, Bill Shaffer. Martha Tippett, Gladys Ward, Mary Lucille William Carleton President J unior-Sophomore Nelv yn Bewley Vice-President Tommy Moore Treasurer Margaret Smith Sponsor The Junior-Sophomore Dramatics Club, organized this year by Mar- garet Smith, has endeavored to place before the students the lighter type of dramatic comedy. Several hilarious productions were presented. Dramatics Club First Row Anisman, Annette; Bodron, Emma: Bradley, Edna Mae: Brown, Sarah; Clifton, John Edward; Cloud, Yvonne: Dobson, Nan. Second Row -Evans, Eugenia; Garrett, Betty; Greenberg, Lillian; Hendricks, Luther; Hollingsworth, Farrell; Hondlenk, Dorothy; King, Joe: Larmoyeux, Joanne. Third Row LeRosen, Nancy; May Held, Mabry; McConnell, Jimmy; Pilgreen, Madeleine; Rutledge, John; Sanford, Lenora; Whisner, Gloria; Wissman, Seth. J. W. Adams Editor Bob Hemphill Associate Editor Ann Keenan Society Editor Bill Adams Sports Editor Marian Miller Exchange Editor Carolyn Johnson Club Editor Pat Hisey Business Manager Holmes Hogue Advertising Manager Ruth Burrows Typist Charlotte Lewis Faculty Adviser Mrs. John Boyd McGraw Faculty Adviser The Hi-Life, a semi-monthly news publica- tion, sets forth as its purpose the expres- sion of the achievement, life, joy, enthusi- asm and idealism of Byrd High School. T HAT we are able to present this booh to you is due largely to the cooperation o| the mer- chants oj Shreveport and vicinity. Through the years they have jaith- jully responded to our advertising requirements. We tahe th is means oj expressing gratitude---and extend to every person or concern represented herein best wishes jor a successj-ul and enjoyable juture. 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Medical Arts Drug Store Phone 4293 Compliments of GEO. MORRIS, INC. Schuster’s — Distributors — W holesale Produce Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Company, Inc. DUNLOP TIRES 320 Market St. 500-512 Commerce St. Phone 2-5741 Phone 4151 SHREVEPORT, LA. Centenary College of Louisiana ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN YEARS OF INSPIRING LEADERSHIP Fine Old Traditions, Southern Atmosphere, Christian Ideals A Standard Senior College offering the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degree, with a School of Music granting the Bachelor of Music Degree. Offering also Pre-Law, Pre-Medical, and Pre-Engineering Course; Commerce, Teacher-Training, Home Economics, and Industrial Science, Special courses in Art, Dramatics, Piano, Pipe Organ, Public School Music, Voice, anil other allied departments. High Standards of Scholarship with Close Individual Attention Given to Each Student. Credits Accepted in Transfer by All Colleges and Universities. FOR FULL INFORMATION. WRITE TO THE PRESIDENT, CENTENARY COLLEGE. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Seniors! A BYRD BOOSTER Shop Phone 2-3010 Home Phone 8-5844 Roberts Radio and Sound Service Specializing in Radio Repair� . All Makes—Sound Service “Our Business Is Sound” 1317 Fairfield Ave. Shreveport. La. Com pli m eats o f LANE MITCHELL WELLMAN’S FUNERAL HOME MRS. L. E. BANKSON Funeral Director Compliments of L. L. GOLDEN SPORTING GOODS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES Centenary at Stoner Compliments of The Betty Boyd Beauty Salon 3010 HIGHLAND Phone 7-2785 GLENWOOD Hardware and Sporting Goods F. A. Cloutier, Jr., Owner We Cooperate With Byrd Hi Phone 8-2760 3307 Line Ave. Compliments of Dixie Mill Supply Co.. Inc. 200 Edwards St. Shreveport, La. Compliments of A FRIEND RICORD’S DOWNTOWN AUTO STORAGE 204 Travis Com pli m eats o f KEENAN TYPEWRITER CO. 720 Milam St. Com plimeats of HOWARD CRUMLEY Your Chevrolet Dealer Compliments W. R. JOHNSON GROCERY 3416 Line Ave. Co m pi i m ents of T. R. HUGHES Compliments of Vaughan Furniture Co., Ine. EVERYTHING IN HOME FURNISHINGS PHILCO RADIOS 1409-11 Texas Avenue McM A H AN TY PEW R ITER COMPANY Halen’s Confectionery AND BAKERS—TEA ROOM AND FAVORS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 323 Texas St. Osborn’s Funeral Home, Inc. JORDAN FORRESTER. INC. General Insurance Compliments of The Rex Theatre Kingshighway and Highland “Where Quality Counts” Excelsior Steam Laundry Launderers, Cleaners. Dyers and Hatters E. A. CHAPMAN, Mgr. Phone 6238 Anne Turpin’s Dress Shop Compliments of Silver’s 5c SI.00 Store 402 Texas St. Complimeats of Wilkinson Wilkinson Compliments Rose-Neatli Funeral Home Best Wishes Triangle Drilling Co., Inc. 1419 Slattery Building Shreveport, La. Beauty is Woman's most Prized possession— DR. JENNEE COSMETIC CREATIONS At Your Favorite Drug Store 2425 Southern Ave. Phone 8-5053 Flournoy Harris, Inc. Shreveport's Finest Jewelers 513 Marshall St. Shreveport, La. “Quality Tile at Reasonable Trices” TRI-STATE TILE AM) MARBLE COMPANY INC. Phone 6033 1413 Fairfield Ave. SHREVEPORT, LA. “Home of Original Genuine Parts' CHAIN BATTERY Automotive Supply Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE CAR Marshall at Cotton St. Com pii m en ts o f Dr. Willis P. Butler CORONER Compliments of Ethridge-At kins Corporation Co m pii m en ts o f Red R iver Motor Co. Your Chevrolet Dealer GRADUATES Take Advantage of Our SUMMER SCHOOL COMPLETE BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL — ENROLL AT ANY TIME Norton Business College “THE SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHING” W. K. NORTON, B.S. MRS. J. W. NORTON, Pres. L. W. NORTON, B.S. The. Original Gregg Shorthand College of Shreveport” If rite or Call for Information 4th Floor Levy Building Phone 24363 Shreveport, La. EVANS SPORTING GOODS CO. Shreveport, La. COMPLETE OUTFITTERS OF TEAMS It Pays to Play” o. E. MELTON CITY MARKET Majestic Drug Store Where Friends Meet” 601 Milam Street Compliments BAH- B R O 0 K Comfort—Cooling Compliments of The Centenary Theatre Opposite Centenary College From Friends of Byrd High Dr. Pepper AND Lyle’s Laundry MANSFIELD Hardwood Lumber Co. of Louisiana, Inc. G0 Compliments Joe T. Cawthorn Lawyer c Compliments of Security Jewelry Luggage Co. YOUR CREDIT JEWELER When' Prices Are Lower MRS. ED. ADAMS TODDLE HOUSE The Spotless Spot Where Friends Meet and Eat BROOK MAYS COMPANY Home of Wurlitzer Consoles Grands Studios The little piano with the big tone of high |uality and low prices. 705 MILAM ST. Holton Band Instruments Made by Champions for Champions Selmer Reed Instruments Made with the precision of a watch Superior Iron Works Supply Co., Inc. Compliments of BROADMOOR C I, U B Co m pli m ents of J. H. “Jimmy” Davis J Commissioner of Public Safety Grady Williamson Chief of Police B. F. Kay Building Inspector Compliments of (lonti nenta 1-American Bank Trust Co. Shreveport, Louisiana Best wishes from Louisiana's Oldest Bank First National Bank SHREVEPORT ESTABLISHED 1877 Known by Service JOHNSON FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 7-9301 120 E. 74th Si. ous “All That Is Veil'” in smart clothes for style-consci- young men ami young women. Individual Shops M[N•WOMtfc «(IIIIDIHI U furniture ., POINTS Arkunu Aldcu Bridge Belcher Benton Cotton Valley Couch wood Dixie Zylks SEKVEI) Gilliam Houston Ida LewiN Mira M ooringsport Oil City DAILY Plain Dealing Kodcssa Sarepta Springhill Superior Trees City Vivian LINES 5)27 Commerce FOWLER TRUCK Phone 55)22 Shreveport Railways Company “I Work Long Hours at Low Wages!” Says Reddy Kilowatt, Your Electric Servant ] am on duty 24 hours a day in your home doing all sorts of work. My wages are but a few pennies a day. The longer I work, the less I get paid per hour. Let me do all I can in your home. SOUTHWESTERN GAS ELECTRIC COMPANY Gifts for Graduates Gifts for everyone will be found at Hearne’s in a wide variety. KHEARWE, DRY GOODS CO. LTD. DRINK IN BOTTLES DO THE 4 BIG JOBS COOKING WATER HEATING REFRIGERATION HOUSE HEATING AQK4MSM tOUJHMK GAS CO. Compliments of PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORP. BlLJSIN ESS COLLEGE Majestic Building SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA PeSmblem yas Efficient School Phone 2-5778 Backed by a successful record of forty years in Shreveport 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. O. Box 302, for full information. Thorough and Geo. A. Meadows H. Acct„ Pres. Sparco Gasoline Company TRI-STATE COACHES Best Wkskes to the THIRTY NINERS STORES C The Grocery Folks of Sh reveport Four Home-Owned Food Department Stor ¥ SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING CO. Inc. ADVERTISING ARTISTS AND PHOTO-ENGRAVERS 408 MARSHALL STREET TELEPHONE 4903 XTII Photograph in This Annual Were Made h y MILBURNU5 STUDIO F rom the P resses oj Journal P rintin eC ompany Printers - Lithographers Shreveport, La.