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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1946 volume:

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GANDY JOHNNY GAULT RICHARD GIBBS TOM MCMOY HALE LEONARD HADDOX JAMES L. HARPST BARNEY HEI-'LIN MAURICE HENDERSON EDMUND HICKMAN FLOYD HODGES III HOWARD HODGES FRANK W. HOLLAND JACK HOPSON JERRY RAGAN HUNT WILLIAM EUGENE IRBY SIDNEY JACOBSON HOWARD E. JACKSON BEN JAMES JAMES WARD JAMISON BARRON JOHNS BILLY S. JONES ROBERT CLYDE JORDAN SAUL KATZ ANDREW KEENAN JACK LAWRENCE MARCY LEVY VARNER MATTHEWS MABRY MAYFIELD HUGH MCCALL DARRELL MCINNIS DEVON MCCORQUEDALE FRANK J. MELETON JAMES S. MOORE WILLIAM NADER JEFF NEWMAN CRIS O'BRIEN DAN OIDONNELL RAYMOND PATE CLAUDE PETREY EDWARD PINE THOMAS POWER WILLIAM F. PRESNELL JOHN CREA PUGH ORVILLE PURYEAR CLYVE RAY REGINALD M. RAYMOND HOWELL ROBINSON JAMES LEE ROBINSON JAMES ROWLAND BILLY SAMPLE ARTHUR D. SCHAMP DONALD SCHLATER JOHN M. SENTELL III FORREST SHARPE EUGENE SIMPSON FRED SKLAR STEWART SLACK III JOE SLATTERY ALFRED E. SMITH GEORGE A. SMITH JACK HUGHES SMITH ROBERT SMITHERMAN ROY E. SNIDER GLEN W. SOAPE EARL SQUIRES RUSSELL STEWART WILLIAM P. STILES GLYNN TAYLOR MARSHALL THARPE JACK TILLERY SIDNEY MALCOLM VICKERS BOBBY WADDEL HENRY C. WALKER III GEORGE MARTIN WALLACE CHARLES P. WEEKS HENRY WEICHE PATRICK H. WHITTINGTON DONALD WILLIS EDGAR B. WILSON, JR. DON YANCEY ALFRED ZEvE Service both here and On the Battlefield . . . WE, THE STAFF at the l946 Guslcler, decli- cate this Memorial Annual tc these who aave treely ct their energies and abilities in service to our country, on the battletielcl, on the home- trent, and in the classroom, that our areat American Way at lite mialfit survive. Amr Y Avi, , ,,,vAwwi.R 5 '---.. retard - -I 'V Q V 'Q ' S 'ff 'Fjiff.,e'f' M553 6 , ,'1, Q' A-, f f K ' i ALMA MATER N x 'U Y 'X ' ISHN X!'x?1X!'k P v svn A A L 4 5 X f, ! L A A 4'l. Ak'kk'4k'kk, f - f. , 4. M, Byrd, W e Stand To Honor Thee Alma Maier, True fam 23 fs N Loyal -Homage, W Q ,Tlzrbuglz T he Years To You , 1 'Ll ifLbiJlFi3L K WQWQ GUI 5'Q+51 551Q 1 Hone5ty ,,, itll Our Fricnd.vlu10'Hqlaf , i A ' I A v v- . :. ., 'E' - ,-, , - it . . . ' . . A A h '? 1fQP',12-.LL , .::. J Alzwyy Deep Wz'rhz'n Our Hearts Pugpzg,and ffm G0 14. AD I TRATIO GRQVER C. KOFFMAN BA., lVl.A. in lVla,theniatics, LLD. Union University lVl.A. in School Aolrninistration University of Chicago ' aff' 1 L' 1 ' ..'v Y K N, . 1. .f wf' L L-' f I I 'Ly M W1 The character of a school always reflects the personalities of those who guide its policies and aalrninistrate its affairs. We feel our principal, Mr. Koffman, and his capable associates, Mr. Evans and Miss Strother, with their friendly nianner and aenerous sharina of time ancl ability will be remembered by the class of l946 for their helpful counsel. 5 .,',y i af eil' Q N A 2 5 fiig-'ff ,W W , f E q4.,,,SQm , Aw X, 2.15 THE F CULTY MRS. RUTH B. ANDERSON B.A. Centenary College Social Science Miss DAPHNE BLACK B.S. ' Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Science X llc MRS. SUE BOYDSTON A.B. Centenary College Spanish and English Officers and Sponsors Club Miss ELIZABETH BROWN B.A. University of Texas Geometry Miss FANNIE PEARL COLQUITT B.A. Centenary College Social Studies MRS. PEARL BICKHAM Cafeteria Manager Miss ELEANOR BLATTERMAN B.S. Simmons College Science MRs. INEZ BROOK B.A. l-lardin1Simmons University English and Iournalism High Life MRS. EVELYN CARMICHAEL B.S. Louisiana State Normal Typing I. D. Cox B.A. Austin College Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY B. Cox B.A. Hardin-Simmons University Civics and Mathematics MRS. BETTIE F. DAVIS B.S., M.A. Peabody College, Louisiana State University English W. E. DEHNER B.S. Shurtliit College Chemistry Miss HETTIE P. ECKER B.A. Louisiana State Normal College Latin ICHN O. FRENCH B.S., M.A. University of Washington Columbia University Vocal Music MRS. S. O. GRUBBS Assistant Cafeteria Manager MRS. ALICE MAY KNOST B.S. in Ed. Kansas State Teachers' College Health and Physical Education Miss MARY W. CROWDER AB., M.A. University of Oklahoma Social Studies Miss FRANCES DAv1s B.S. Louisiana State University Physical Education I. W. DRAKE B.A., M.A. Mercer University University of Mexico Mathematics and Science Mas. SARAH M. FELDER B.A., B.S., in Li.S. Louisiana State University Assistant Librarian Miss HESSIE GASTON B.A. Centenary College English and Social Studies Boys' Debate Club Girl Reserves IAMES T. HARWELL A.B. Louisiana State University Mathematics Mlss BETTY LAWRENCE . A.A., AB. Iuclson College, Centenary College Art Miss MARIE T. LEBLANC B. A., MA. Northwestern Teachers' College Louisiana State University French and English Le Cercle Francais S. I. MARANTO B.A., M.A. Kansas State Teachers'College University of New Mexico Civics MRS. ANNA B. MCGRAW Northwestern State College English Miss MILDRED MOBLEY B.S., B.S. in L.S. Louisiana State University Librarian MRS. EDNA J. MORGAN A.B. Northwestern State College Typing MRS. HESTER NASH Secretary MISS BERNICE PHIPPS B.A., M.A. Centenary College University oi Arkansas History and Civics Miss CHARLOTTE E. LEWIS B.A., MA. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Louisiana State University English MRS. LUCILLE B. MCCLENDON A.B. Baylor University Mathematics Miss LILLA MCLURE B.S., MA. Peabody College Louisiana State University History and Economics Gayarre History Club MIss MARGARET R. MOOD B,A., M.A. Peabody College Texas University Spanish Los Mayores Miss PATRICIA MURPHY B.S. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Health and Physical Education Gusher Miss LOUISE OLIVER B.A., M.A. University of Texas University of Colorado English Girls' Debate Club Miss MARGARET PURVIS B.S. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Home Economics Future Homemakers Miss REPPY RHODES B.S. Louisiana Normal History Miss IRMA ROBINSON A.B., M.A. Louisiana Normal Columbia University Latin and English Iunior Red Cross Lower Latin Club MR. GEORGE A. SMALLING A.B. King College Algebra MR. L. B. SMITH B.S., Ms. Penn State University Biology Miss WERDNA STOKES B.A. Centenary College Secretary MRS. MARGARET WHYTE B.S., B.A. University of Arkansas Physics, Gusher MRS. SADIE V. YARBROUGH A.B., M.A. Newcornbe, Centenary Louisiana State University English Junior Red Cross Miss IULIA M. RICHARDS B.A. Centenary College Spanish MRs. L. B. RUSHEON B.A., M.A. Centenary Louisiana State University English Girl Reserves Miss CELIA SMILEY B.A., MA. Northwestern State Louisiana State University English MRS. NELL D. SPINKS A.B. Birmingham-Souhern Bowling Green College of Commerce Commerce Miss Io B. WARREN B.S. Madison College English H. C. WILKERSON B.A. Texas A. and M. Woodwork MRS. ANNE H. YEARWOOD A.B. Baylor University Spanish Contributions of more thorn EE17,000 were secured by students for the con- struction ot the proposed Byrd Me- moriotl Youth Center. :EEF 'flz ' Ei ' 555 2-...g. 1Q2iiEEE I b - . 'Mui 'M -.,,,, - . i:'i2i -,.- A I lIl ,gr-:iq-'ff-M 'K ww: .Xh ., -355 M ,,,,Q::gW- ' ., 3 ' -M 2:,Qg.,wf-'A' ,M-ff ,.- R-fgwflxm-:::EMij.., g .4 g5f. X' Wk ANA, , ,Y., i1fl f -,:'v::v ,!N: k,,, i:i,:Tj'WN,,,. - MMMJM,.,,-,f- X A , v, igzfeff ., ,, ,. KM..-ff k' A MJ ..,,.,,ff rM Dram IVILMQQIAL CLNTLQ 1ZL,ClZLATlON g bv-soup.: AU.. My President Vice-President . Secretory . Treasurer IOHN D. CARUTHERS . TOMMY COOK . KATHARINE ROLLINS . GERALD RIGBY THOMAS HICKMAN ABNEY, IR. EVELYN LOUISE ADAMS GEORGIA ADAMS Hi Lite M. V. ADDISON BILL ALEXANDER DOLORES ALMOKARY Conialieseor Club lOE ANDERSON Band Business Manaqor, Band Drill Master lUNE ANDERSON 4-H Club, A Capella IOR CAROLYN ANDREOLA Hi Life ALBERT AURA EDWIN AUSTIN KATIE BAHAN Le Corcle Francaise, Homecoming Court, Cheer Leader L. T. BAKER National Honor Society DAVID BARBER Football, Basketball O. I. BARNETTE Hi Lite, Student Council, Bod Cross President, Boys' State, National Honor Society, Boys' Dolvato, Los Mayores, Goyario History Club, N. F. L. WILLIAM FOSTER BARNIDGE Football, Baskotbvill, Truck MARIAN BASS Secretary Girls' Debate, National Honor Society, Girls' State, President N. F. L. DOLORES BATES A Capella, Girl Reserves, Girls' Debate, Hi Lite BETTY JANE BEENE IOHN D. BELCHER ALBERT BELCHIC ' Los Mayores EUGENIA BETTS Hi Life, Latin Club, Captain Sponsor R.O.T.C. EARLYNE BITTICK IOI-IN BLEWER Boys' Debate, N. F, L., National Honor Society EDRYS BOGNE IUNE ANNE BOONE BARBARA BOSTICK Hi Life, Choir, Girl Reserves MARTIN BOYARSKY BETTY IANE BRADLEY Comahesear PAUL BRAINIS Band GLORIA IEAN BRIDGES Girls' Debate KARL BRILL Band, lst Lt. B. O. T. C. NORMA BRITAIN ANNE BROCK A Capella BETTE BROCK Gusher Staff, Homecoming Court Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C. BONNIE BROCKHAUS BARBARA BROCKWAY Gayarre History Club, Comahesear, Hi Life IMOGENE BROWN IIMMIE BROWN Lt. Col. R. O. T. C., Treasurer Red Cross, Boys' Debate, N.F.L., Student Council, Boys' State, Hi Life, Gayarre History Club IUANITA BROWN RALPH BROWN MARTHA BROWNE IANE BROYLES Gusher Staff, Band Treasurer, Girls' Debate, Gayarre History Club, Glee Club, N. F. L, IAMES BRUCE ROBERT BRUNK Lt., R. O. T. C. MONA BRUNSON Girl Reserves IOLENE BRYAN Hi Life THOMAS BURGESS Football BETSY BURNAM Bibs CARTER BUSH Lt., R. O. T. C. MARTHA IO BUSH President Girls' Debate, Secretary N. F. L., Girls' State, National Honor Society, 4-H Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserves IANICE BUTLER HENRY ELAINE CAHN Girls' Debate MARILYN CALLAHAN Hi Lite EVAN CAMPBELL Captain R. O. T. C., Gusher Staff SYLVIA CARLEY N ELWYN CARPENTER 4-H Club, A Canella CHARLES CARTER IOHN D. CARUTHERS Gayarre History Club, Football Basketball, Baseball, Editor Hi Life, Treas. Student Council, Boys' State, National Honor Society Presdient, Senior Class DEAN CASON JEAN CATO SUSIE CHANCE NORMAN CHAPMAN Hi Life, A Capella, Gayarre History Clulo IIMMY CHILDRESS SHIRLEY CHRISTOPHERSON ANN COLBERT Gayarre History, l-li Liie FREDDIE COLE RAYE COLLIER Football, Track ABNER CooK Hi Life TALMADGE CooK THOMAS CooK President National Honor Soc1ety Treasurer Boys' Debaie, Boys' State CHARLOTTE CT-EMENT Vice President, Senior Class MARY IO CORNELIUS IACK COUVILLION 4-H Club Lx., R. O. T. C. DOROTHY COWDEN IACK CRAFT Bond THELMA CREECH Hi Life PHALAMAE CROMWELL RONALD CROSS Boys' Debate, Band, N. F. L. ANNE CUNNINGHAM IOAN CUNNINGHAM CLAUDE DANCE IOY DASPIT Le Cercle Francoise BILLIE IUNE DAUM Hi Life Hi Life, Gczyurre History Club PEGGY DAVIS Girl Reserves, Gusher Stuff SAMUEL BOYER DAVIS Ll. R. O. T. C. CAROLYN DEAL Band DOLORES DEFREESE Girl Reserves FRANCES DELOACHE KATHRYN DEPRATO ,vs VI' iff W1 I X am ,ff-A HERBERT DIERNER Band IAMES DILLMAN A Capella IEANNINE DINGMAN A Capella MARILYN DIXEY Latin Club IANE DOLES Managing Editor l-li Life, Girl Reserves BETTY IEANNE DORE Hi Life -as? MARTHA DOWDEN Cornahesear Club, Girl Reserves DOROTHEA DOWTY POSEY DRIVER Hi Life BEVERLY IANE DROUET CLINTON DUKE Track DOLORES DUNCAN IOSEPH TAYLOR DUNLAP Latin Club, Boys' Debate, Hi Y WALLACE DUNLOP VIRGINIA DUPREE Girl Reserves, Gayarre History Club, Comahesear, A Capella, Glee Club ROWLAND KING EGGEH Editor Gusher, A Capella, Senior Play '45 Gayarre History Club MARCELLA EMERICK LOUISE ENGLISH Hi Life, Los Mayores MORRIS EVANS Boys' Debate, Latin Club, lst Lt. R. O. T. C., Gusher Staff H. B. PESSLER Boys' State, National Honor Society, Major R. O. T. C., Baseball, Basketball, Football MARY BETH FISER Hi Life, Latin Club, Los Mayores BETTY FLOURNOY Hi Life, National Honor Society GERALDINE FOGLEMAN EDWARD FONTAINE JIMMY FORGOTSON Gusher Staff, National Honor Society, Gayarre History Club President ALICE ANN FORY DAVID FOX Baseball BARBARA ANN FRANKLIN VIRGINIA FREDERIC Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C., Hi Life, Gayarre History Club lo IO FRENCH Sqt.-at-Arms Boys' Debate, 4-H TED FREY HAROLD FRIEDMAN Le Cercle Francaise, Boys' Debate FARRELL FULTON, IR. Gayarre History Club MARY ILER FULTON Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C., Gusher Staff SID GALLOWAY Football HELEN ANN GARRETT COLLEEN GARRISON CLARENCE GATES FRANK GAULDEN Band MARY ALICE GAY Band ED GAYLE BUDDY GEBSEN Track, Basketball IRAN GILLESPIE MARTHA IEAN GIMBER Girls' Debate ASHTON GLASSELL BARBARA GODFREY THELDA GOETZ IOY GOLDBERG HAROLD GOLDEN MAVIS GOODWIN Girl Reserves, Gusher Staif, Latin Club IOHN GOWAN GLADYS GRAHAM Girls' Debate, Comahesear Cl PHYLLIS GRAHAM BOB GRANT ll LUCILLE GRAVES ROSEMARY GRAVES Gusher Staff, A Capella, Glee HELEN GRAY A Capella CARL GREEN MARY LOUISE GREEN BILL GREENXVOOD Club BUDDY HACKENIOS Football, Track CLIFTON HAGIN OLEN HALL ROBERT HALL 4-I-I Club, Track MARY VIRGINIA HALLEY Girls' Debate DOROTHY HAMBY MARIANNE HAMITER Captain Sponsor R. O. T. C., Hi Life ED HANBY CHARLOTTE ANN HANNA Football Sweetheart, Homecoming Court, Secretary Red Cross MARY MARGARET HANNAH National Honor Society, Zncl Vice- President Red Cross Gusher Staff IOYCE HARDIN Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C. BETTY SUE HARDY IOHN HARDY Le Cercle Francaise HERBERT HARLAN ELLENE HARRELL ANNETTE HARRELSON Bibs LILA HARRELSON Girls' Debate Club, Girl Reserves BOB HARRIS CECIL HARRIS Lt. R. O. T C., Gayarre History Club, Hi Life, Band LOUIS HARRIS Lt. R. O. T. C., Gayarre History Club, Hi Life, Band GLORIA ANNE HARRISON A Capella, Gayarre History Club IIMMY HARRISON Football, Baseball DON HATHAWAY Cheerleader, Basketball, Boys' State BETSY HAWKINS ELWYN HAYS SALLY HAZEN Hi Life BEVERLY HEBERT Girl Reserves, Hi Liie ESTHER RUTH HEMPHILL Hi Life, Gayarre History Club MARY ANN HETTLER Byrd Trio, A Capella, Le Cercle Francaise, Girl Reserves, Comahesear Club PAULA HEUGHAN 4-H Club GENE HILL Goycrrre History Club, Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C. NELL HINES Glee Club, Girl Reserves IANE HISER IOAN HISER ANNA MARIE HITESMAN Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Goyarre History Club, A Cope-llc, Hi Life CHERRIE HITT Comnliesecir Club EMILY HODGES CHARLES HOFMANN RUTH HOLDER DEAN HOLT FLORIAN HOPSON GLORIA HOUSTON Girl Reserves IOE E. HOLLAND Bond ALTON HUGHES Truck, Football LUCILLE HUGHES FRANCES HUMBLE Vice-President Red Cross, Latin Club, Notioriol Honor Society, Gusher Stofl IEWELL HUMPHRIES Football MARTHA HUNT mm C:llllD, Hi Life THOMAS HUTCHINSON HENRY INGERMAN IOE H. IACKSON N. F. L., Band, Boys' Debate YVONNE IACKSON R. E. IACOBS, IR. Business Manager Gusher, Lf. R. O. T. C. PAULINE IAUDON MARY LOU IENKINSON A Capella, Glee Club LANIER IENNINGS Ll. R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Gusher Staff GLORIA JEAN IOHNSON IIMMY IOHNSON CAROLINE JONES MARY SUE IONES VICTOR IORIS Hi Life CARLTON IUDICE Captain R. O. T. C., Le Cercle Fran caise, Gusher Staff, Sql.-at-Arms Gayarre History Club, Basketball AMELIA KELLER IEANINE KELLY IUANITA KIERBOW DORIS KIGHTLINGEH Q. E. KINARD Adjutant B. O. T. C. FRANK KINCAID Choir, Football MARY IANE KING MARGUERY LACEY Hi Life, Girls' Debate Club BESSIE LAFITTE GENE LAFITTE Vice President Student Council, Boys' Debate, N, F. L., National Honor Society, Boys' State STELLA LANDIS GRACE LAW IIMMIE LErsK Boys' Debate, Hi Life IERRY LEONARD Football MARY HOWARD LEVERETT Girls' Debate BARBARA LEVINE Sergeant-at-Arms Girls' Debate, Cross, Upper Latin Club, Hi Life, N. F. L. Red ANNETTE LEWIS Girl Reserves WRAY LITTON Non-Varsity League Basketball Team EARL LIVERMAN IOHN LONG Seraeant-at-Arms Student Council, Secretary Gayarre History Club, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' State, National Honor Society, Gusher BABS LOVE CAROLYN LovE IACKIE LYONS LOUISE MADDEN Choir, Bond, Girl Reserves, Captain Sponsor, R. O. T. C., Vocol Ensemble, Glee Club TALBOT MADDING LI. R. O. T. C. ANTHONY MANISCALCO VIRGINIA MANISCALCO Future Homemokers of America IOHN MARSHALL R. O. T. C., Student Council, Boys' State ANN MARTIN Civics Club, Cluptuin Sponsor R. O. T. C. BETTYE MARTIN ELVIE MARTIN Football SHIRLEY MARTIN WINDSOR RAY MARTIN ESTHER MASON YVONNE MATTHEWS ZELDA MAULDEN IOHNNY MAY SUE MAYES Red Cross, Student Council, Girl Reserves BILL MCCAA BILLIE LOUISE MCCALLA History Club, A Capella Choir, Bibs Girl Reserves, Future 1-lomemmkers of America NORMA ANN MCCooK Secretary Student Council, President Latin Club, Le Cercle Francaise, National Honor Society, Girls' State, Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C. KENNETH MCGOWAN Football Manaqer CAROLYN MCKINNEY Red Cross, Latin Club MORELLE MCKINNEY Track, Rifle Team IIM MCKNIGHT Le Cercle Francaise MARGARET MEDLOCK IOAN MELTON Le Cercle Francaise, Red Cross, A Capella, Girl Reserves FLOYD MIDDLETON ALICE MIJALIS ANN MILES LOUISE MILLER A Capella Io MILLS Girl Reserves, Comahesear Club MICHAEL MITCHELL Gayarre History Club, Le Cercle Francaise BETTIE IOE MITTERLEHNER A Capella, Major Sponsor R. O. T. C EDDIE MITTERLEI-INER Hi Life, Lt. R. O. T. C., Boys' Debate, Track, Baseball, Gayarre History Club WALTER MIX BETTY MONTGOMERY H. M. MORGAN 9.9 NIVEN MORGAN PAUL MORGAN, IR. Football MARY IANE MOUTON Hi Life, Girls' Debate R. T. MULLANIX WILLIE MAE MULLANI HENRY MULLIN Hi Life, Clieer Leader IOHN MURPHEY Football, Lt. R. O. T. C., Gayarre History Club KATHERINE MURRAY PATSY RUTH NECK Girls' Debate, Hi Lite MARY ANN NEWTON History Club MARY AGNES OAKES X Red Cross, Latin Club, French Club, Secretary National Honor Society IIMMY OICONNOR Football MARY LOU OGDEN History Club PATRICIA ANN O'NEAL TOMMY OVERTON Band ARLETTA PACK Latin Club, National Honor Society LEONA PALMER Girls' Debate Club, Hi Lite, A Capella Choir, Girl Reserves, Vocal Ensemble, Glee Club LARY PARDUE History Club, Hi Life, Red Cross, Latin Club GWEN PARVINO Girl Reserves ELIZABETH PATE CHARLES PAUL RUBY PAVEY A Capella Choir IOHN PAYLOR T. O. PERRY President Student Council, Gusher Staff, National Honor Society, Cap- tain R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Boys' State, President Officers and Sponsors Club, History Club IOYCE PETERSON Lt. Sponsor, R. O. T. C. IANIE PHILLIPS HELEN TEANETTE PHILLIPS Girls' Debate, Gayarre History Club, Choir, Girl Reserves MARCIA PHILLIPS Captain Drum and Buqle Corps, Hmmecftminq Court '43fS'Udef1f BOYS' Debcier Hi Life Council, Red Cross, A Capella Choir BETTY Io PEASE BARBARA PIERPONT Girl Reserves, Los Mayores ELIZABETH PITTMAN Lt. Sponsor, R. O. T. C., Hi Life, Latin Club LELAND PLAXCO Captain, R. o. T. C. LOUISE POLMER Girls' Debate, Band, N. F. L., Pelican Girls' State, Gusher Staff' VENUS PoULoS IACK PRINTZ Stage Manager BERNARD PRUDHOMME Lf. R. o. T. C. KATHRYN PRYOR Girl Reserves, A Capella Choir NANCY IUANITA PUGH PAT PURNELL President, Girl Reserves CAROL RAWLINS Bancl, Hi Life MARY ANN REEKS ANN REMINGTON THERON REYNOLDS DOROTHY IEAN RHODES Comahesear Club GLORIA RICHARD Gayarre History Club, Hi Lite HELEN RICHARD Red Cross, Student Council, A Capella GERALD RIGBY N. F. L., National Honor Society, Parliamentarian, Student Council, Boys' State, Treasurer, Senior Class IEAN RIGBY Hi Life, Gctyarre History Club DON ROACH lUNE ROBERSON SCOTTY ROBERTSON Basketball, Football, Baseball FRANK ROBISON Lt. R. O. T. C. KATHARINE ROLLINS Latin Club, Girls' State, Hi Life, Vice-President, Gayarre History Club, Secretary, Senior Class VIRGINIA ROPPOLO AGNES ROSE Comahesear Club RICHARD ROSENTHAL Hi Life, Gayarre History Club NANCY Ross Comahesear Club CAROLYN RUDNICK French Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Red Cross, Gusher Staff, Gayarre History Club PAYE RUSHING MAURINE SANDERS EVELYN SANFORD Secretary, Los Mayores GENE SAUCIER Band MILDRED SCHEPP IAMES SCHLATER Football IOHN SCHOBER Boys' Debate Editor, N. F. L., Hi Lite CLAIRE SCHREIBER Band, Hi Life BOB SCIVALLY Basketball, Baseball, Gayarre History Club MANDEL SELBER Baseball LESLIE SHANNON HARRY SHELTON GLORIA SHIRLEY MARY ELEANOR SIMICH Choir BETTY IO SINGLETON ELIZABETH SINGLETON NELWYN SLEDGE Band IACK SMITH IOHN RICHARD SMITH Gusher Stall TOMMY SMITH Hi Life WANDA SMITH Comahesear Club BOBBY SNEED ZLE SNEED MIGNON SNELL Girls' Debate, Comahesear Club, Latin Club BRISCOE SODERMAN Choir IOHN SODERMAN IOANN SOLOMON NANCY SPEAR Spanish Club MAE BETH SPILKER RALPH STEPHENS IEFF STEPHENSON IACQUELINE STEWART Lt. Sponsor, R. O. T. C., Football Sweetheart '45, A Capella ROSELYN STRAUGHAN Latin Club, Hi Life, 4-H Club IIMMIE STRAVOLEMOS Basketball, Baseball TOMMY STRICKLAND Football WANDA STRONG Girls' Debate MARTHA SWANN SAM TALBOT MARY KATHLEEN TAYLOR Comaheaser REX TAYLOR BETTY THARPE Comm. Chairman Student Council, Girls' Debate, Gusher ASPASIA THEO BARBARA ANN THOMAS Lt. Sponsor Fl. O. T. C., Girls' Debate, Hi Life MARY ANN THOMAS Band, Gusher, Girl Reserves MARY ANN TILLY Lt. Sponsor Fl. O. T. C. HARRY TOMPKINS Lt. R. O. T. C. MARGARET IO TOWLER A Capella MARY TRAYLOR ELTON TROEGEL JANE TRUST Vice President Band, Pelican Girls State, Hi Life, Gayarre History Club ANTHONY ERROL TUITE EUNICE TULLIS PHILIP TUMINELLO MARK VALERIUS Boys' Debate, Gusher N. F. L. BILLY VANDIVER Football EARL VARNELL Lt., R. O. T. C. ROBERT VAUGHAN Band DOLLIE SUE VIEBIG Latin Club, Girls' Debate, National Honor Society, N. F. L., Gusher Staff, Hi Lite, Committee Chairman, Red Cross BEULAH MAE WAGNER Spanish Club GLORIA WAGNER GEORGE WALKER Latin Club, Rifle Team LILLARD WALLIS Lt. R. O. T. C. MOLLY WALSTON National Honor Society, Lt. Sponsor R. O. T. C. KENNETH WALTERS President of Band, Drum Major CLARENCE WERE Lt. R, O. T. C., Secretary National Honor Society, Gayarre History Club, Latin Club, Committee Chairman, Student Council DOUGLAS WEBB MARY FRANCES WEED BILLY WELCH GERALD WELCH MARGIE WHISNER Glee Clul: DICK WHITTINGTON BILL WILKINSON CHARLES WILLIAMS Choir DALE WILLIAMS Band, Latin Club GLENN WILLIAMS History Club, Baseball BETTY WILSON Hi Life U' R' O' T' C 4'H Club Carbondale High, Carbondale, Illinois MARGARET WILKINSON L! Sponsor R. O. T. C., Hi Life, OGAN LOUISE WISEMAN Gayarre History Club Hi Life, Gusher Fl. V. WOODALL WANDA WORSI-IAM CAROLYN YANCEY National Honor Society DOROTHY YEARWOOD Girls' State, Girls' Debate, Secretary National Honor Society, N. F. L. MARIORY ZEIGLER French Club, Glee Club JACKIE ADAMS J U NANCY ADAMS ELEANOR ALBEN I, BILLY ANDERS IOE BADT CLAIRE BAILEY R MITZI BAILEY P' IIMMY BARBEE X. J , N? KATHERINE BARNETTE K, RUTH ANN BARNETTE XL WILLIAM BARNWELL IERRY BASS RAYMOND BAUMO-ARDNAR FRANK BEAN CAROL BEDINGFIELD IANICE BEEZLEY MARY ANN BELOHER VIRGINIA BELL ROBERT BENDER PAULINE BERNARD LA TRELLE BILLEITER CAROLYN BLAINE MYRON BLAINE CORNELIA BLAKE BARBARA BLANCHARD DORIS BLANCHARD THELMA BLANKS M. A. BODRON DOLORES BLOODWORTH BOBBY BOONE BILLY RAY BRADFORD RUTH MARIE BRADFORD ICR I OR' MARGIE BRAKEI-'IELD BOBETTE BRAUNIG JOE BRAVENEC DARVIS BREEDLOVE IUSTIN BREITHAUPT HAROLD BREWSTER BETTY BRIDGES AVANELL BROOKS BETTY IEAN BROWN CHARLES BROWN CHARLOTTE BROWN MARY ADAIR BROWN RAYMUND BROWN DON BROWNLEE RALPH BRUCE ANGELINA BRUNO HOWARD BRYANT SYLVIA BURNAM GAYE BURNETT ANN BURWELL EOLINE BUSH ROGER BUTLER SAMMY BYARs JOE RAY CALDWELL BETTY IO CAMPBELL PHILIP CANCILLERI IOSEPHINE CARMODY CATHERINE CARPENTER CAROLYN CARROLL HENRY CARTER BOBBY DALE CAUSEY PEGGY CECIL JU WALDO CECIL PATTY CHERRY DAVID CHILDERS SUE CHRISTENSEN BETTY CHRISTIAN BARBARA CLANTON PATSY CORE JACQUELINE COFEMAN LARRY COHEN GEORGE COLE BEVERLY COLEMAN KATHLEEN COLEMAN CHARLES COLLINS ELIZABETH COOK GLORIA CORNIL CHARLES COWGER CASEY CRANOR ANNE CRAWFORD RICHARD CUMMINGS PEGGY CUNNINGHAM BILLY DANIEL JUDY DANIELS DIANE DAVIS FRANCIS DAWSON VIRGINIA DAY BARBARA DEBATE JOE DELEGAL PEARL DENMON DOROTHY DEPRATO GLORIA DESADIER SHIRLEY DICKSON RUTH DUFOUR I O R swf IOR LOIS IACK FOX W PRENTIS DUMAS, IR. BOBBY DUNN HOOPER DU VAL BETTY IEAN DYER PEGGIE EAGLE ODIS ECHOLS, IR. MARTHA NAN EDMONDS DOROTHY EDMONSON LUCY EGAN ELLIS PATRICIA ELLIS BENNIE ELLZEY TOM EUBANK WANDA LOUISE EVANS EARL FARMER JACK FERGUSON LONNIE FIELDER CHARLES PITZE JAMES FLEMING GLORIA FOSTER MERILYN FOX I. D. FRAMES CLAUDE FRANKLIN BENNIE FRANKS HAROLD FRANKS DOLORES FRAZIER BETTY IO FULLER MARTHA LOUISE FULTON MARIORIE FURR LONNIE GAIENNIE IRMA LEE GARDNER UNIOR MARGARET GARRETT FORREST GAUMER MIRIAM GELFAND BEVERLY GEORGE IACK GIBSON BILL GIDDENS MAC GILLEN SALLY GILLESPIE DOROTHY GOLD IEANNE GRANTZ BILL GREEN LOUISE GUY CHARLES HAGOOD PIKE HALL IAMES HAMITER BETTY HAMNER FRANCES HANCOCK IONE HANKS BILLY HANNA DON HARBUCK MARION HARGROVE DONALD HARLAN ANN HARRIS MILNER ANN HARRIS HENRY HART GENE HARWELL EUGENIA HASTINGS MARIE HAVENS ARTHUR HAWKINS GAY HAY IEANNE HAY W 1 ST. CLAIRE HAYDEN I .-I' 't 'I . y . X UNIOR .. QS' ,. A .Y , HORACE HEARNE ALEAN HENSON PATSY HENSON CAROLYN HIGHTOWER PHILLIP HISEY HARRY HOBBS IEAN HOOTON FRANCES HOUSE BETTY HUDSON JIMMY HUEE HOPE ANN HUGHES IUNE HUGHES BILL HULL CARMIE HUNGERBEELER BOBBIE ISOM NEILSON IACOBS ROSEMARY IOHNS ARLINE IOHNSON SUE IOHNSON BETTIE IONES BEVERLY IONES IAMES IONES NANCY JONES IOAN IUSTICE DOROTHY KAPPEN ALBERT KATZENSTEIN DOROTHY KEEN BETTY KENNEDY IUNE KING DAN KIRKLAND MARY A. KIRKPATRICK ARLA IO KNAUSE JU MARTHA KRUIZENGA IIM KURTZ ANITA LABORDE ESTHER LADATTA PHILLIP LALENA IUNE LAMBERT ALICE LARMOYEAUX DOROTHY LANGRIDGE SUE ANN LAWRENCE SIDNEY LAZARD MOLLY TEE LEEPER ALBERT LENINGTON VERNA LESLIE A. D. LEWIS BARBARA LINDSEY ANN LIPPMAN CECIL LLOYD D I- uf BRUCE LOE A IAMES LOE ' PHYLLIS LONDOT BILLY LOSEY LINA LUSK IEAN MANHEIN IOY MANRY CHARLES MARANTO DOROTHY MASON IO ANN MATHEWS EDWIN MATTHEWS ROY MATRANCA FRED MAY CONNIE MAYBERRY SHARON MAYHEW f, IOR IOR HOMER MCBRIDE PAUL MCBRIDE EDWARD MCCARTER BETTY LOU MCCARTRY BILLIE LOU MCCLENDON I IANE MCHENRY MIRIAM MCI-IENRY SALLY MCKETHAN IOE MCKINNEY LOLITA MCKNIGHT MARY E. MCLURE RUBY MAE MCMULLIN BARBARA MEADORS RALPH MEIER MARILYN MEYER MARY IEFF MIDDLEBROOKS IO ANN MILLER RICHARD MITCHELL DARLENE MOELLER EVA BETH MONROE DON MONTGOMERY JOE MORGAN PHILLIP MORGAN CILLE MORRIS DOROTHY MORRIS JOE MORRIS RAY MORRIS IOHN MOSELY LOUISE MUROV IANICE MURTISHAW BETTY NEAL ELEANOR N EWSTADT U BETTY NICHOLS FLORENCE NIPPER DOROTHY NORRIS PATRICIA ODOM ELIZABETH OGLE MADELINE OGLE CHARLES O'NEAL LUCILLE OINEAL BETTY OXFORD HAROLD PALMER IACQUE PARSONS GLADYS PARVINO BETTY PAUL MARTHA PEACOCK DOSITE PERKINS ORLETTA PERKINS NAT PERSON HARRIS PETREE CATHARINE PICKLER LENA PIZZOLATO YVONNE PLAISANCE IACK POCHE ELSIE PORTERFIELD Ig MILDRED POU C LILO-70' I9 . N. KELLY PRATT BARRON PRESLAR JOHN MORRIS PRESTON DARWIN PRICE CHARLES PRINCE RONALD PRYOR ANN RANDALL IEANNE RANDOLPH I I OR SARA ANN RAT CLIFF ELEANOR RAWLS IUNE DIANE REID REDMON ANN REEVES PEGGY RENFRO FRANK REYNOLDS PAULINE RICHE ADELAIDE LEON RICHEY Y RIDGEWAY V. I. RINAUDO BETTY ROBBINS CAROLYN RIVET HELEN ANN ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS POLLY ROBERTSON TRESSIE ROBINETTE BILLY ROBINSON IEAN ROBINSON L. L. ROBINSON IUNE ANN ROEGER WILLIAM ROGERS BILL -' RODGER ROSSE ALVIN RO I IRAN ELLIS SANDRY ROLLAND ALAN ROSNER TT TH RUFFIN VERNON RUST ELIZABETH SCOTT ELOI SE SCOTT NANCY SELBER WILFRED SEPAUGH ELIZABETH SHAEFFER BETTY ZANE SHELTON GILBERT SHERMAN MARILYN SHIPP BILLY SHIREY WILLARD SHOLAR ANDY SIDARIS RITA SIUNNESSON RUSSELL SLEDGE SHIRLEY SLEMONS MEREDITH SLOANE ANNA ROSE SMITH BOBBY SMITH DIXIE SMITH MARTIN SMITH MARY IANE SMITH MILLICENT SMITHERMAN NYDA SNEED MARY ANN SNIDER CLAUDE SPINKS MARY IEAN STANLEY MARY STELES HARRY STEPHENS SUE STEPHENSON CYNTHIA STEPHENSON BETTY STUART ANNE STONE BILLIE SUE STUMP PEGGY SUDDITH ELIZABETH SWAIN SYBIL SWEENEY I JU W MI. I ' -n -.1 I O R RITA TATUM GWENDOLYN TAYLOR JANE TAYLOR LAURA TAYLOR RAY THOMASON ALINE THOMPSON BILLYE SUE THOMPSON DALE THOMPSON IIMMIE THORNTON ROGER THWEATT ANNETTE TITONE LUCILLE TOLEERT IACK TOTTEN MARVIN TULLIS IOHN TURPIN MARY A. UNDERWOOD CAROLYN VAN NORMAN CHARLES VINCK PEGGY VOELCKER ROBERT WALTON WALTER WARD GLORIA ANN WARE CRAIG WASSON CHARLOTTE WATTS RUBEN WEEE BORIS WEINSTEIN IOHN WEST JEAN WHITE IOHN WIDEMAN FLORENCE WILCOX MARION WILLEY HARDAWAY WILLIAMS I OR IIMMY WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS MARGARET WILSON DON WITHROW MARY M. WINNBERY FRANCES WOODALL ELEANOR WRIGHT BETTY YOUREE RAL O SEND OPHOMORE EUNICE ANDERSON PATSY IANE AUCOIN VIRGINIA BAKER BOBBIE RUTH BEASLEY WILLIAM BECKHAM R. W. BRUCE BARBARA JEAN CONNELY IO ANN CRAWFORD ' i I! BILLIE DAVIDSON af KATHRYN DEBOBEN PEGGY IEAN FOSTER DOROTHY IEAN F ' R. 1. GOLDEN EMILY GOSS CLAIRE DIANE HURRY HAROLD D, IOHNSON 2 MARY SUE LAMB ROSA LEE MARSH PAT MEADOWS VCIRGINIA NORFLEET NOLA PAY PARDUE BARBARA POX BRYAN POWERS PAUL RACHAL MARGARET REYNOLDS , HARVEY LLIN bunk SUS V SEG S C LOTTE THOMAS I BUDDY WILSON JOE WITHROW FRE CAROLYN ADDISON IANE AMUNDSON MARIE ANDREWS LENORA ANN ARMSTRONG EMMA ROSE AURA CLYDE AUSTIN DELILAH AUSTIN BRADLEY BAIRD JANE BARRY CLARA BATTLE BOBETTE BAUER IACK BEEZLEY MARY ANN BELCHER JACK BELL IAMES LEROY BETTS IOY BICKHAM IAMES BOLEN MARY JOAN BOOTH GARLAND BRADBERRY ' I I. W. BRADFORD 1 yr DOROTHY IO BRIGHAM MARJORIE BROUGHTON EMILY BROWN MARGARET ELLEN R BA RBIRA BRYANT BZ MARTHA IANE BURGESS M FIELDER CALHOUN 7 BILL CALLAHAN BUSTER CANTWELL DOUGLAS CAREY VIRGINIA RAY CARLISLE IACQUIE CAROL N9 Ni 9 II AR LEE CARTER DONALD CATALANO BARBARA IEAN CHAPMAN IENNIE CLAY BOBBY B. CLEMONS ROVERTA LOU COBLE HARRY COLE MARY FRANCES COLLINS THOMAS MARIAN COLLINS ANN CONNAUGI-ITON PATRICIA COOK VAN COOK LUCILLE COOKE RAMON COPPLE LOU CRANOR MARY K. CRALEY ALTHEA CROUCH LEE CURTIS ,MARY IOSEPHINE CURVIN E, V LOGAN DAMEWORK' MARIO EL AN A , LAUDE DEBEAUX, IR. O I LOUISE DEFREESE ff v ALBERT LOUIS DIETZ '6f,,.Jy REBER DILLARD f'6ph WAYNE DILLMAN WILLIAM C. DORSEY ', A IIMMY H. DRIVER MARGUERITE DUANE RENA ANN DUNBAR ANITA FRANCES DUPREE FRE WAYNE DURHAM IEANETTE DYER BARBARA ELLIS ' DOYLE ENGLISH CONNIE MAE ENTRIKIN MARY KATHERINE EVANS DICK FAIRBROTHER PETE FERGUSON FOREST FORD OPHELIA FOSTER 4 X ' HARRY FOX Tx I- RSAH1 ALBERT FRANCES Q I PATSY FREEMAN LYNN FRY VIRGINIA BETH FULTON NANCY GARDNER RAYMOND GARRET I l J,K DARRELL GEORGE C I I LAWRENCE GILBERT .0 LEROY GILLEIQX . 1 W if X PATRICIA GIVENS JOHN GORE LOYCE GOODWIN BETTY GOYNE IESSE GOWAN I GRACE GRAINGER ' f MARCUS GRAY f WILLIAM HALE BETTY GREEN MARIE HAMEL H. E. HAMMETT IUDY HANNER J++ F R R ,f ' f Y QJIU KLT , 1, L ROY GENE HANSON POLLY HARRELL WILLIAM HARRELSON HELEN HARRIS IOAN HART EUNICE HOLLAND ERNESTINE HOLT HELEN ELIZABETH HOYE SANDRA K. HULL J MAXINE HUMPHREY jk A ,N IANE HUNT A 6 1 V I Iw,,y,4.1, X DOROTHY HURST ANNE I-IUTCHINSON Qwff CHARLYN HUTCHINSON 3.7, E ca 'r PEGGY ISOM MAUDINE IACKS FRANK IACKSON DORIS ANNE JAMES GERTRUDE IAMES IACK IOHNSON MARCIA IOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON WELDON IOLLEY I. A. IOLLEY CAROLYN IONES DOROTHY JONES BETTY IOUETT ADRIANNE KALMBACK FRANCIS KATZENSTEIN MARVIN KENDRICK RAY KIGHTLINGER GEORGE KING FRE SHARON KLEBAN EDNA LABORDE AUDREY LANGER MARIE LANGFORD IEN LASHLEY I. F. LAWSON IOAN LAWTON MARY ANN LAWTON VIRGINIA LEMEUR LEWIS LESLIE CLARA LOU LINDSEY VELDA RHEA LITTLE RANDOLPH L YD BARBARA ANN LOCKE NORMA IEAN LOCKE DAVID LONDOT BETTIE LONG AUDREY RUTH LYLES BOBBY MADDEN ANN MANISCALCO ROSE MARIE MARLEAUX AVA IANE MARTIN FRED MAY RUSSELL MCDONALD MARY MCKEE F RED MEADOWS MARY DELL MEARES EARL MELTON BILLIE BETH MIDDLETON LONA MILLER MARVINE MITCHELL SEARCY MOBLEY RE HME BILLIE LEE MORGAN DONELLA MORGAN WESLEY MOORE IOAN MOSELY BARBARA MURPHY PAULA MURPHY RICHARD MURRAY CLIFFORD NEILSON CURTIS NELSON CHARLES N ORWOOD MARY OIBRIEN ETHEL ORTEGO JAMES PACK Xa: BETTY JEAN PALMER ' MYRA PARKS Qy YVONNE PARVINO BILL PEACOCK SAMMY PEDRO BILLIE PENNINGTON ALVIN PHILLIPS SUE PINSON DOROTHY POCHE IOAN POOLE RAY MARIE PORTER PAY PRESLEY MAURINE PROTHRO EUGENE PYBURN IOYCE RAMBIN ELLEN RAMOND BARBARA REID PATRICIA REMINGTON ANN RICHARDSON ff ,Ldfy . 1 FRE LEONARD ROBINETT IOHN ROBISON PAUL ROGERS PAULA ROGERS BEWFORD ROSE SPEVENS ROSENBLATH MARGERY ROSSETTE PEGGY ROUNTREE IACQUELYN BOTH DAVID C. RUBENSTEIN BARBARA RUSHING IACQUELINE RUST RAYNELLE SANDERLIN HARVEY SAYES BRYAN SCHAEE IACK SCOGGINS MARTHA SENTER BETTY SHACKELEORD MATTIE LOU SHAFFER ANITA SHARPE GLORIA SHIRLEY QTQG. IOAN SINGER f xy- tj PRED SKRAINKA 'X xg ' NA DONALD SMILEY II fu ALICIA SMITH BOB SMITH DELANE SMITH HELEN SMITH IRIS SMITH MARY ELISE SMITH u NANCY SMITH SAM SMITH FRE W JI 5 1 JIMMY SNEED A I E 9 8. V ULA MAE SNIDER JAMES SNYDER 0 DICK SPARK XS JOE STILL XXX ' VIRGINIA STEVENS .. TOMMY STEWART ELSIE STONE W. RAY STUDSTILL 1 N Y TACON ROBERT TALIAI-'ERRO fb MARTHA TEMPLE EARL THIGPEN MARY ANNA THOMAS NEIL THOMPSON MARIE TILLEUX PEGGY TOLBERT f' MARY E. TOUCHSTONE JOHN TRIGG K BARBARA TURNER :Sf . ff 2 JOHN VANDIGRIFF MARILYN VAUGHT PEGGY VOELCKER W. L. WALDRIP MARIE WALKER MARY ELLEN WALKER ELMER WALL MARTHA WARE ANN WARREN BOBBY H. WEABER ANNIE LOU WEBB FAYLEENE WEEKS 1 FRE LEWIS WEINSTEIN RALPH WHITE STEVE WHITE EDNA MARIE WHITMEYER DORIS IEAN WILKES HAROLD WILLIS PAUL WINDER ANN WISENER MARIE WITVLIET ANTHONY WOLF MARY WOODRUEE M. K. WOOLBERT IDA WRIGHT ELMA LEE WYLIE GEORGE YGLESIAS DICK YOUNG N T 01 Iii AMY .., QQ? .gl .L+ , .. -'Q yr ,. I., ., 1 1 . ,, Vx, 1. ,II , f . QI- Lg- - ' , QT? . 'A' T, ff ' .gr --gy 'fpf 1. ,.,, - .-.,,3,Jfg.-F-.i. ?,.,,:L'?Q L 1454 4 '3?:?ii2Z1 ?-f zfifi' f y , ,,-Q1 W-'s,:g1w?H,'.1 .j1.,'x , -415-M x li.r:l'- . : . Fi 1,-., 1' 'ffl' L' 3 , jzfv' :li :sw -,Q 'Y' ...vjw 1- 'A N4-:hiv 9 qgrw W1 f ,,.--gm,-f,L,. 2- .1 . .. 1 wr. f- ,vp 7, 5. 4 , -V ' .xr x ' ' ' 5 .4 cn J. K -1 A... 4 -J - ' , riw 4 5 W, Avg :Jn M K --- , - Z. W -I , rf- . .. ,' li., I Wx. . , .2557 -r . , Q fi?-fl: ,+.9 '?l' -Q25-. 'Q -.Q x Ak L ,, I 4, f-5,1 fctix Q '5 -A.. , x- ., ,vw X --z ,,g1. .gl A. 1 ,Q ,,v:,U .V ,AfLg'V?.:.,-- ,. .1.1'?f-af ,1 v, H . , , .nf EIG ,a, fi BO BY ADAMS IIMMY ADAMS DON ADDISON IOE BOB ALEXANDER BARBARA ALLGOOD BILLY ALMAND PEGGIE ANN AMOS IO ANDERSON DICKIE APPLING IACK ARCHIBALD BARBARA ARNOLD IOAN BAKER JAY BARTON IOAN BAXTER IOYCE BLANCRARD BILLIE ANN BLOODWORTH PAT BREITHAUPT BOBBY BREWSTER FRANCES BROWN IIMMY BRUCE MARIAN BRUCE IOAN CAREY GILMORE CARPENTER LA VERNE CASTON FLORENCE CATO GERTRUDE CLEMENT PHYRNE COLLIE DAVID COMEGYS SARAH COOK BARBARA COOPER LOUIS COPPAGE NENA COURTNEY CONSTANCE COWDEN DAVID COX MARVIN CRAIN CHARLES CROCKETT DOCIA CROUCI-I IIMMY DENMON BETTY DESADIER FRANCES DIGIOVANNI GRADE JUNE DOWDEN ETTA RAE DUBOU IO ANN DUNCAN DOROTHY EARP MARTHA M. EGGER GEORGE F ARROW GIRLIE FERGUSON BONNIE FULLER IANIS GAMM ED GATES TED GATES BILLY GAY TOMMY GIVENS JAMES GOWAN NAN GRAVES BETTY GRAY FRANK GREEN F. C. GUY MARY SUE HAMLEY KENNETH HARDCASTLE MARY IANE HARRISON ELBERT HAYNES BELMORE HICKS AUDREY HILL FAY HOGAN HUGH HOLLAND SUE INGALLS JOHN INGOUF PELHAM IRWIN SUE IAUDON MARY ELLEN KAUSCH ALLAN KELLY IEDONNE KELLY BILLY KENDRICK BILLY KUNZMAN DAN LANGFORD ALVA LAUER BETTY IO LAURICH JOAN LAVELLE IANE LEDOUX EI GHTH FRANCES RUTH LEIENDECKER STANLEY LEWIS MARVIN LIPSON IOYCE LUNSFORD IMY MARCUS KENNETH MATHEWS NONA MAYHEW BUDDY MCCAA IACK MCCOLLISTER BETTY ANN MCCONNELL DAVID MCCONNELL CAROLYN MCCORMICK KATHERINE MCDOWELL MARGARET ANN MCGEE PHIL MCGOWAN PEGGY MCGUIRE BRUCE MIDDLEBROOKS BARBARA LEE MILLER RUDY MILLER LE ROY MITCHELL ROSIE MITCHELL PAULA MONROE DAVID MOORE KATHRYN NORRIS ANNE ODEN BETTY OIDONALD ELINOR OTTS ELLEN PENNINGTON NORMA PERRIN MARILYN PETZING MARY CLAIRE PEYTON CASTOR PHILYAW GERMAINE PLAISANCE MARY PONSELLE YVONNE PROTHRO BARBARA RANSOME IANE RAWLINS GEORGE RAY ROLENE RICHAR BARBARA BIGBY THE BILLIE Sus STUMP President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . LINALUSK Gfficers Doms BLANCHARD BILLIE SUE STUMP . . LINA LUsK DORIS BLANCHARD . . RUBY IONES The Battalion of Ideal Baby Service, popularly known as BIBS, was founded in the summer of l944 as a wartime service to the community. lts members have aided over three hundred families by taking care of young children while their parents were away from home. Before a girl may be employed to care for a baby, both she and her employer must fill in applica- tions containing information about character and qualifications. BIBS meets once each month with its sponsor, Miss Ruth Kerr Batchelor, to report interesting experiences and to secure further guidance. OF MERIC my , '1'Ri?' Peqqy Ann Amore, loan Boker, leon Boxler, Belly Bridges, locqnelin Corroll, Laverne Cosion, Soroli Cook, Borlmrri Cooper . . . Mrirfyie Dfnnels, Froiirex Diqiovmnn, lnne Dovvrleri, Belly Dyer, Connie Enirikin, Mriry K. Evriiisc, Lynn Fry ...Beverly Comme, Miirimn Gelionfl, Belly Gray, Lonise Guy, Ann Horris, Andrey Hill, Betiy Cloire Hviflson. Inne llnfilies, Sne l41ll'll71I, Belly lone Kennerly, lefienne Kelly, lnonilo Kieibcfw, Mory Ann Kirkpriirick, l'mnr'es Lien ilevlcer, Fniilwriivi Llnilsey . . . loy Mcinry, Bellie Mcrilin, Noni Moyliew, Mcirvine Miirlieil, Billie M4 Cf'1llCi, Belly Mc'C0n nell, Mnirryrrrol Ann Mr'Gee, Mfiry Mr'Kee . , . Blizfrbeili Ogle, Mmilelyn Qqle, Billie Pemiirnjlori, Glynn Ellen Peniiiiiqiwn, Gerinmne Plfiisiiiif'e, Mrrry Ponfeelle, Borlufirfr Reid, Bfirlverfi Biqby . . . Marjorie Bossetl, Bfilvs Sclificil, Anim Sliinpe, loiinnfr Slieiiofl, Gerzrlciiiie Siinrnoiis, Peqqy Sniitli, Worido Smilli, Norma lime Snifler . , , Mary lone Siunley, Sue Siefilieiisori, Kciilileen T-iyler, B,.'fl.7f.IIfl Turner, Morilyn Vauiilil, lo A1711 WGlllS, BUUJGIG WiS9I1lUI1, AIN! VVISSIIGIZ lnlrrr-sms. -f, . .iv-f-uvsfw -xnxx-xxm 'A 1 A. TURE HOMEM President . . . . . NYDA SNEED Vice President . . . . . CHARLOTTE WATTS Recording Secretary . . . . EOLINE Busta Treasurer ....... . . ANGELINA BRUNO Corresponding Secretary . . . CARMIE HUNGERBEELER The Future Homemakers of America, founded in 1930, endeavors to turther an interest in home economics and to encourage democracy in home and community lite. Its motto, Toward New Horizons, is represented by two hands, symbolizing that the responsibilities of future home- rnakinq rest in the hands of Americas youth of today. Any student who is or has been en- rolled in a homemakinq class is eligible for membership. The sponsors are Misses Margaret Purvis and Ruth Batchelor and Mrs. Robert Vauqhan. 4-l-l Pledge l pledge my head to clearer thinking, My heart tO greater loyalty, My hands to better service, and My health to better living, for my club, my community, and my country. BILLY ANDERS IUNE ANDERSON DICKEY APPLING BOBBY BREWSTER DOROTHY IO BRIGHAM EOLINE BUSH NELWYNE CARPENTER LUCILLE COOK IACK COUVILLION LONNIE FIELDER IO IO FRENCH LEROY GILLIAM BOBBY HALL PAULA HEUGHAN MARY MCKEE BETTY O'DONNELL GERMAINE PLAISANCE YVONNE PLAISANCE MARY ANN SNIDER ROSELYN STRAUGHAN CLAUDE THORNE BEN WHITTINGTON G f i i c e r s President . . . . NAT PERSON Vice President . . .... DICK YOUNG Secretary . . . . GWENDOLYN TAYLOR Treasurer . . . . REUBEN WEBB One of the growing activities of Byrd High School has been the 4-H Club, which has been par- ish champion for six oi the seven years ot its existence. The Louisiana State Fair has a special meaning for these boys and girls because it gives them an opportunity to exhibit their year's work in raising livestock and produce, and in many other fields. Working with Mr. R. A. Smith, the faculty sponsor, and Mr. Neal Dry, the parish agent, this club has become one of the most outstanding oi the parish and state. At the Livestock Show in Baton Rouge in 1945, Byrd members Won four of the six trophies awarded. TORY CLUB O. I. BARNETTE NORMA BRITAIN BARBARA BROCKWAY IIMMIE BROWN MARTHA IO BUSH NORMAN CHAPMAN TACK COUVILLION BILLIE IUNE DAUM KING EGGER FARRELL FULTON LOUIS HARRIS GLORIA ANN HARRISON SALLY HAZEN RUTH HEMPHILL GENE HILL ANNA MARIE HITESMAN MICHAEL MITCHELL EDDIE MITTERLEHNER MARY ANN NEWTON T. O. PERRY IEANETTE PHILLIPS IEAN RIGBY RICHARD ROSENTHAL NANCY ROSS BOBBY SCIVALLY TOMMY SMITH IIMMY STRAVOLEMOS SAM TALBOT JANE TAYLOR IANE TRUST CLARENCE WEBB DICK WHITTINGTON GAYARRE HI 0 t t i c e r s President . . ...... . IIMMIE FORGOTSON Vice President . . KATHARINE ROLLINS Secretary . . . .... IOHN LONG Treasurer . . . . CECIL HARRIS Parliamentarian . . . L. T. BAKER Historian .... . IANE BRoY1.Es Sergeant-at-Arms . . . CARLTON IUDICE Sponsor . . . . Miss MCLURE The Crayarre History Club has reorganized this year after becoming inactive in 1942. It is composed ot Senior American History students who are interested in current topics and Louis- iana History. The club was begun in 1929 and is now under the sponsorship of Miss Luriine Alison and Miss Lilla McLure. GIRL RE ERVEN LENORA ARMSTRONG MARGIE BROUGHTON VIRGINIA CARLISLE ROVERTA COBLE ANNE CONNAUGHTON KATHLEEN CROLEY ALTHEA CROUCH RENA DUNBAR ANITA DUPREE CONNIE ENTRIKIN PEGGY FOSTER BETTY GREEN MARCIA IO!-INSON MARIE LANGFORD PAULA ROGERS IAQUELYN ROTH MARTHA SENTER ELMA LEE WYLIE lf ,Ji - f x I. ,i' .5 - G R D E TNTLVY. ' Z ,,-Ji! ,cvf-I... ,ii fi 9 0 O t t i c e I s President . . . ....... NORMA IEAN LocKE Vice President . . . . PATRICIA GIVENS Recording Secretary . . . . . ANN WARREN Corresponding Secretary . . . . BARBARA ANN LOCKE Treasurer ...... .... C LARA LOU LINDSEY Sponsors ...... . Miss GASTON, MRS. RUSHEON The Freshmen Girl Reserves at Byrd, sponsored by Mrs. Rusheon and Miss Gaston, have participated in many worthwhile activities including two Tag-days, collection of toys for the Toy Loan Library, a party for the children of the Genevieve Home and folding Christmas seals. As social activities are important tor a well rounded program, the Girl Reserves have en- joyed several parties this year including their annual Christmas dance. Another important event of the year was the celebration ot the 64th anniversary of the National organization of Girl Reserves. Money to finance the various projects of this year's program was raised by selling Byrd stick- ers and football programs. I C L O. I. BARNETTE IOHN BLEWER IOE BRAVENEC IIMMIE BROWN ROGER BUTLER HARRY COLE RONALD CROSS LEE CURTIS HOOPER DUVAL HAROLD FRIEDMAN BILLY GIDDENS JOHN GORP PIKE HALL XIVELDON IOLLEY MARVIN LIPSON BOBBY MADDEN RALPH MEIER IOHN PAYLOR BRYAN POWERS IOHN PRESTON ROBERT ROBERTS JOHN SCHOBER DONALD SMITH MARK VALERIUS RALPH WHITE HAROLD WILLIS BOY ' DEB O t f i c e r s President . . ...... . . GERALD RIGBY Vice President . . IIMMY THORNTON Secretary . . . . GENE LAFITTE Treaurer . . . . TOMMY COOK Parliamentaricm . . DON HARBUCK Sergeant-at-Arms . . .... IO lo FRENCH Sponsors .... . Miss HESSIE GASTON MR. ROY V. EVANS Early in the year the Iunior and Senior Debate Clubs merged into a single group, which is breaking all records in attendance and quality of programs. Tournament news and other items of interest to the members are printed in The Question Mark, a single mimeographed sheet. This paper, edited by lohn Schober with the assistance of Iimmie Brown, is distributed at each meeting. The climax Oi the year's activities is an annual banquet. At present the club treasury has more than S35O, some ot which has been invested in War Bonds. When the bonds mature, these funds will be used tO purchase recording equipment for the use ot the debate club and of the entire student body. XT CLUB CAROLYN ADDISON LENORA ARMSTRONG EMILY AURA RUTH MARIE BRADFORD GLORIA IEAN BRIDGES IANE BROYLES VIRGINIA CARLISLE BARBARA ELLIS CONNIE ENTRIKIN MARTHA IEAN GIMBER GLADYS GRAHAM MARY VIRGINIA HALLEY MARIE HAMEL BETTY IOY HAMNER DOROTHY HURST MARCIA IOHNSON DOROTHY IONES BETTY IANE KENNEDY MARGUERY LACEY IENNIE LEE LASHLEY SUE ANN LAWRENCE BARBARA LEVINE BARBARA LEE MILLER IOAN MILLER PAULA MURPHY IACQUE PARSONS IEANETTE PHILIPS SARAH ANN RATCLIFF SHIRLEY SLEMONS MIGNON SNELL WANDA STRONG BETTY THARPE BARBARA ANN THOMAS DOLLIE SUE VIEBIG ELEANOR WRIGHT ELMA LEE WYLIE i GIRL ' DEB O t f i c e r S President . . . ...... . MARTHA Io BUSH Vice President . . . . MARIAN BASS Secretary . . . . DOROTHY YEARWOOD Treasurer . . . . . . LOUISE POLMER Parliamentarian . . . MARGARET WILsoN Sponsor . . . . . MISS OLIVER This year the Girls' Debate Club with 46 members has the largest enrollment in the club's history. Its purpose is to promote and develop all forms ot public speaking. Meetings are held Weekly with programs consisting of panel discussions, book reports, and prepared and extemporaneous speeches as Well as debates. The Officers and members, with the invaluable aid ot their sponsor, Miss Louise Oliver, have conducted many worthwhile and interesting meetings throughout the year. At the end ot each year the outstanding members for the year are elected by the club and are presented at the annual banquet which closes the season's debate work. NATIONAL FOREI S C LEAGUE President . . . . . MARIAN BASS Secretary . . MARTHA IO BUSH Vice President . . . . IIMMY THORNTON Treasurer ....... . IO IO FRENCH Sponsors . . . Miss LOUISE OLIVER, MR. ROY V. EVANS Membership in the National Forensic League is awarded to students in the upper third Ot their class, who have won twenty points in speech work in inter-School competition. This year the Byrd chapter OI the National Forensic League was cited as the most Outstand- inq in the Louisiana-Texas district. The eleven first place winners fOr the year tollow: INDIVIDUAL WINNERS NOBTI-IVVESTEBN TOURNAMENT CENTENARY TOURNAMENT IVIARTIIA IO BUSH .... First Girls' Externparaneous MARIAN BASS ----- First Girls: Exmmpofcneous DON HARBUCK . . . First Atter,Dinner Speakinq MARK VALERIUS Flrst BOYS Edempomneous C:ERAI.D RIGBY . . First Boys' Extemporaneous NORTH DALLAS TOURNAMENT IOHN SCHOBEH ....... First Radio Speaking IIMMY THORNTON and GENE LAFITTE, First in Boys' Debate SUNSET TOURNAMENT CLASSEN TOURNAMENT I V 1 I IOHN BLEWER and MARK VAi,ERiUs, First in Bays Debate MARTHA IO BUSH - - - FITST GHWS EXIGIHIJOYCIUSOUS MARIAN BASS and MARTHA IO BUSH, First in Girls' Debate GENE LAITITTE . . . First Oriqinal Oratory GERALD RIGBY .... First in Bays' Extcmporaneous xr. rg' X K ' RED CRO S OFFICER President .... . . . O. I. BARNETTE First Vice President . . .... FRANCES HUMBLE Second Vice President . . MARY MARGARET HANNAH Secretary ..... . CHARLOTTE ANN HANNA Treasurer . . . . IIMMIE BROWN Sponsors . . . Miss ROBINSON MRS. YARRRoUGR Byrd is proud to have a chapter of an international organization in which over twenty million school children in titty-two countries have membership. The Byrd High Chapter of the Iunior Red Cross was started in l935. The Red Cross, working with the motto, We Serve, stands for Citizenship, Safety, Health, and International Friend liness, During the war years many services have been done such as: sending about SOO pounds of cookies to the canteen each yearp sending turkeys, fruit, and nuts to these canteens at Christ masg giving parties at the U.S.O. and the Barksdale Convalescent Center. Hundreds of stuffed dolls and dogs were made for children in the war-torn countries and a two hundred dollar yearly donation was given to the National Childrens Fund. Two representatives chosen from each home room, meet once a month. The work ot the organization is carried on through various committees under the leadership ot Don Harbuck Iimmy Thornton, Horace Hearne, Richard Cummings, Emily Hodges, Lary Pardue, Anna Marie Hitesman, Dorothy Yearwood, Dollie Sue Viebig, Walter Ward, Arthur Hawkins, and Martha Dowden. The sponsors of the Iunior American Red Cross for the last tour years have been Miss lrma Robinson and Mrs. I. B. Yarbrough. GR NOCIET L. T. BAKER MARIAN BASS O. I. BARNETTE IOHN BLEWER MARTHA IO BUSH IOHN D. CARUTHERS H. B. FESSLER BETTY FLOURNOY IIMMIE FORGOTSON MARY MARGARET HANNAH FRANCIS HUMBLE GENE LAFITTE IOHN LONG NORMA ANN MCCOOK ARLETTA PACK T. O. PERRY GERALD RIGBY DOLLIE SUE VIEBIG MOLLY LOU WALSTON CAROLYN YANCEY DOROTHY YEARWOOD ATIG AL HO President . . . . . TOMMY COOK Vice-President . . MARY AGNES OAKES Secretary . . . . CLARENCE WEBB The National Honor Society is an organization whose membership is selected by the faculty on the basis of Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character. A small group from the Iunior Class is elected to this society at the end of each school year, and additional eligible students become members at the end of their Senior year. Being elected to the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be bestowed upon a high school student. Members are entitled to wear the pin of the organization which represents the four objec- tives. Colleges and high schools all over the United States recognize this society and the high quality ot Work and character of its members. WFUDEX COUNCIL T. O. PERRY ............... President GENE LAFITTE . . . . Vice President NORMA ANN McCooK . . . Secretary IOHN D. CARUTHERS . . . . Treasurer GERALD RIGBY . . . . Parliamentarian TOHN LONG ...... . Sgt. at Arms Miss NELLIE V. STROTHER ..... . . Sponsor On the belief that a democratic school is the best training for life in a democracy, the Student Council of Byrd High School was organized in the fall of l94O. With the passing of the years, its accomplishments and importance have steadily increased. The Council consists of one representative from each home room of the school whose duty is to receive from the members of his home room all problems concerning or affecting Byrd High, and to present these problems before the assembled council for discussion and action. Each committee of the organization is designed to administer to one or more particular needs of the school and is assigned to perform any duty which falls under its jurisdiction. The proceed- ings of the Council are directed by its officers with the principal and a faculty sponsor as ad- Visors. Some of the projects of this year's Student Council are: the publication of a handbook, the con- struction of new trophy cases, work on the Byrd Memorial Youth Center, a weekly column in a local paper, and revision of the constitution. The Student Council will continue in the future as it has in the past because the responsibility and training it gives our students have caused it to be recognized as an integral part of C. E. Byrd High School. V . 1 ,, , .2 'x Q 4.. 1.-A.. H, . W A wg. ,.. .. .. 95 f.-.,! H .haf I4 , ' ' u Hwy:-V I 111'-3.5 J' ' A +.,,,5,. , -w-9 'g, -, iii: fi ,, 3.-.4Xf:',:f J ' rl N. .V4 , AI, ,,,r. 1 N QM Um. , ,1,.. ,., I... v . ., J -A fc . ,.,.,. - ,,.L,. .1 - Y ...Q I VS I' -f vs' - hw-L1'2: A 1 .1 r H, . . I, -.93,f1Z'::'..-1 K . nu .14 , L... -1 ', ' -.1.-'rl' YQ A.-.-3 fr. my 'NTT f 4-H 1'-1.9 ,,., ,.--.' i... A .1 w... - - 1 'f -Va... 'p,',L, 'Q-gf.: . N. 9' T -vw Aj 1 . 1: ,ii . ,J ,, 1. RI:-f . 1 fx , ,wM1.,:....gL1- fr W V' , .G 5' Ez. 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Volley Ball Basketball Tumbling Square Dm1c'inf7 ATCQIPFY folk Iwflllflllij PHY ICAL F O R The Hcmlih cmd l3l1ysicc1l Edmlcmlicm classes for girls include homlih inf struction, spcnrts cmd I'l1YlllIIllC uclivi- lies, lhe Gllll Ol which is lo develop Chcxmcler, lcmdership, physiccll lil ness, sporismcmship cmd qocvd health hcihils. A qrfwlllalefl prcufgrmm is pmviflofl so .V ffl! :ll 4 r i - Vw. 72, V , . :iv Q'- S-:,i fe h 'wfhif i ,, 1.-fvf ., .L ,4 s. lg 'N -11, 1 - fa - - aw, 5 'Tug 1 lx , 4 ' T1 5 :M'5ssa ' W. m ,1 A ,, ,,..-k K . Hgh, V Ill. 7 fi , if . Wx ' V- t Y X ,., -,ffm 7: X . M li This is the third time in the three years of existence of this league that the Byrd Yellow Iackets have taken top honors. The l946 cage team proved to be a dark horse finishing with a much better record than had been expected. 35 of the 49 games played were won for a .7l4 average. The Iackets placed first in three events, second in another, and made a creditable showing on many other oc- casions. High scorers for the season were Robertson with 286 points, Long with 194, and Hath- IOHN D. CARUTHERS Bois SCIVALLY Joi-IN LONG ODIS EcHoLs GENE LAFITTE PAUL WINDER away with 185. With Robertson, Long, and T T 1 if U Echols returning, and strong reinforcements ex- pected from the non-var- sity league, expectations for next year's cage team are running high. if successful meet, Byrd had been established as one of the most dangerous quin- tets in North Louisiana. Following this the lackets began building up a rec- ord until they reached their highest point of ei- ticiency for the season at the Byrd-Y.M.C.A. Tourna- H. B. Fsssrza CARLTON Iubicr-: IOHN MUHPHEY DON HATHAWAY Scorrv ROBERTSON PAUL MCBHIDE ment. In this outstanding meet the Purple and Gold survived the field of thirty teams to Win the championship for the third time in the 2l-year history of the tournament. Shortly after- wards the Iackets Were crowned the Caddo Parish champions in the Bodessa tournament. As a reward for their hard work and successful season, Coach Cox sent the boys south to Baton Rouge to participate in the state rally. Byrd closed the season by Winning the championship play-oft game of the Y.M.C.A. High School League, defeating a scrappy Elm Grove five 22-21. B COACH Cox KETBALL At the start of the season the lackets had several obstacles facing them which threw a damper on their hopes of matching the records of the successful teams of recent years. With the exception of Robertson, Long, and Hatha- way, the entire squad was green material. In addition there was no gymnasium for regular practice. The Y.M.C.A. was used in the early part of the season as a practice court for developing the smooth system of co- operation. In spite of these circumstances this enthusias- tic squad of boys quickly developed a swiftly passing team which in the later stages of the season was replaced by a more accurate shooting squad. The team improved steadily until it reached its peak at the Many tournament, where it placed second. After this 4 YEARS' FOOTBALL RECORD Byrd 19 33 13 25 13 13 13 13 O 41 63 68 32 32 44 20 50 33 14 32 7 7 O 13 19 19 32 27 6 32 7 19 50 33 27 6 12 38 O 0 1942 Opponents . Winnfield . Texarkana, Tex. . Homer . Haynesville Bossier City . Bo1ton . . Ieff Davis . . Ouachita . . Fair Park . 1943 . Texarkana, Tex Winnfield . Ionesboro-Hodge . Bossier . . . Horner . . Bastrop . . Bolton . . Ouachita. . . Haynesville . . Fair Park . . . . . Lake Charles . . . . Jesuits . . 1944 . Ruston . . Lufkin . . Bastrop . . Bolton . . Homer . . Bossier . . .1strourna . . . Ouachita . . . Haynesville . . Fair Park . . 1945 Natchitoches . . Bastrop . . Horner . . Bossier . . .Istrourna. . . Bolton . . Haynesville . . Ouachita . . . Fair Park . CHEERLE DER Senior Cheerleaders, left to right-Henry Mullin, Katie Bahan, Don Hathaway, Betty fohnston, and loe Bravenec. Freshman Cheerleaders, leit to riqht-Billie Lee Morgan, Buddy Gilbert, Anne Oden, Ben Whittington, Raynelle Sanderlin. HOMECOr QUEEN BETTY IOHNSTON Attendants-Betty Brock, Mary Ann Tilly, Ann Martin, Katharine Rollins, Bettie Ioe Mitter- lehner, Margaret Wilkinson, Charlotte Ann Hanna, Katherine Bahan, Louise Madden. RICHARD MURRAY THOMAS RHODES ANDY SIDARIS TOMMY STRICKLA Byrd 0-Fair Park 21 Before 15,000 spectators, the annual Turkey Day classic between Byrd and Fair Park was played at the Fair Grounds stadium. The Iackets were smothered during the first half by the Indians, who were runners-up for the state championship, but managed to break through during the second period for a beautiful bit of broken-field run- ninq by Harrison and a long pass which put over two first downs. CHRIS SIDARIS X N y X. Nxcxv TAGON x ,Ioan TRIGCA. X PHILLIP TUMINELLO SIDNEY WOODALL SAMMY BoORAs X. ,N v IEWEL. HUMPHHIES PAT JONES PHILLIP LALENA JERRY LEONARD BILLY LOSEY BILL BARNIDGE IIMMY HARRISON Byrd 38-I-laynesville 20 Harrison contributed three touchdowns to Byrd's record in the only road qame of the season. Although the Iaclcets got oft to a slow start and were trailing 7-U at the end ot the first quarter, they later hit their stride and were able to turn in a decisive AA victory. Byrd O-Quachita 25 Ouachita's overwhelming power was too rnuch tor the Yellow Iackets, whose only bids for scores were a few break- aways by Milam that never ended on paydirt. ELVIE MARTIN H. G. MCWHINBY PAUL MORGAN lOHN MUHPHHY Byrd 6-lstrouma 34 One of the strongest grid machines in Louisiana prep competition brought Byrd's winnnig streak to a close when lstrouma's fast, hard-running backs, Clegg and Daigle, drove around the Byrd ends with comparative ease and rolled up a score of 34 points against the Yellow Iackets' 6. Byrd's lone touchdown came on a left end sweep by Milam during the first halt. Byrd 12-Bolton 26 Bolton led all the way in Byrd's second encounter with a strong tearn from South Louisiana. The lackets put up a stitt iight throughout the contest, but were unable to stop the Bears. Caru- thers' pass to Childress in the end zone was the one bright spot for the local eleven. rn GALLOWAY MAC GILLAN BUDDY HACKENIOS MARSHALL HEBERT ALTON HUGHES IERRY BASS HAROLD Bnswsrsa JOHN D. CARUTHERS form Cntrnnzss IAMES PLEMING CHARLOTTE ANN HANNA Football Sweetheart Byrd 33-Horner l3 A newcomer, Milam, stole the show against Homer, demonstrating outstand- ing running and pass snagging which resulted in touchdowns for the Iackets. Homer's famous Little Ioe LeSage was bottled up by the hard charging play ot Murphey, Barnidge, Rhodes, Morgan, Galloway, and Martin. Byrd 27-Bossier 13 For the fourth consecutive Week a smooth - working team clicked and smothered its opponents by a convinc- ing score. The Iackets maintained a safe lead throughout the game sparked by the outstanding playing ot Harrison and Milam. FOOT LL Byrd 19-Natchitoches 8 With only three lettermen in uniform, the Byrd Yellow lackets made their initial appearance for the season against Natchitoches. Soon after the opening kick-off it became apparent that the new T formation was clicking and the Purple and Gold held the upper hand. Buns by Harrison, Humphries, and Leonardg blocking by Galloway: and expert ball-handling by Ca- ruthers put the game on ice for the Iackets in the first half. Touchdowns were recorded by Losey, Harrison, and Humphries. Byrd 50-Bastrop O Every member of Byrd's squad saw action against the highly rated Bastrop Rams. The feature of the evening was Stricklands 69-yard dash after a pass interception. Leonard, Murphey, Smith, Barnidge, Harrison, and Humphries accounted for the night's scores. K Q-,G 1 A A Ap, 744 LEE M. DoBsoN ,fm I. D. Cox Coach Cox, former athletic star, has helped pro- duce two championship football teams, and three championship baseball teams, during his 10 years in Byrd's service. 1-le holds the honor ot being the tirst person to coach a basketball team trom a large North Louisiana city to a state champion- ship. OACHEl Lee M. Dobson, former Byrd athletic star in football, basketball, and track, returned to his Alma Mater as assist- ant coach in 1928. Seven years later he became head coach and pro- duced championship teams in that year and in 1937, barely missing that mark in 1943. 1-le also coached Byrd's championship baseball teams of 1935, 1937, 1940. This year Byrd High was happy to extend a hearty welcome back to Coach Hodgins, who had been in the armed service ot our country since 1942. In recent years the main duties ot Coach Hodgins have been the track team and the Iunior Iackets, iobs which he has carried out suc- cessfully. I. H. HODGINS HLETICS F ' ' Af ,.'Ag,.,,M ' I' ,eg 423 1 L-.'. 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BARNETTE DOLORES BATES EUGENIA Esrrs IIMMIE BROVVN IOLENIL HIQYANT - A F' ,Oll NORMAN CHAPMAN ABNEH C0014 TOMMY COOK HOOPER DUVAL LLI IY 1 NNOY 'i 'W 5 F F EVAN CAMPBELL ROSEMARY GRAVES NORMA ANN MCCOOK MORRIS EVANS MARY MARGARET HANNAH BETTY OXFORD IIMMIE FORGOTSON FRANCES HUMBLE T. O. PERRY MARY ILER FULTON BETTY IONES MARGARET WILSON BU S R. E. IACOBS, IR., Business Manager Miss PATRICIA MURPHY, Business Sponsor Probably one of the most important functioning forces of the Gusher is the business staff. This group has worked untiringly throughout the year to finance the l946 annual by selling adver- tisements and selling and distributing copies ot the book. HER NT FF BETTE Brock, typist CAROLYN RUDNICK, organizations staff IANE BROYLES, music editor IOHN R. SMITH, photographers assistant PEGGY DAVIS, art editor BETTY THARPE, feature editor MAVIS GOODWIN, organizations staff MARY ANN THOMAS, music staff LANIER IENNINGS, H. O. T. C. editor MARK VALERIUS, Organization staff CARLTON IUDICE, assistant sports editor DOLLIE SUE VIEBIG, sponsor's assistant IOHN LONG, sports editor CLARENCE WEBB, R. O. T. C. staff LOUISE POLMER, organization editor OGAN WISEMAN, photographer he 194 6 EDITORIAL R. KING EGGER ........ . Editor-in-Chiet ST. CLAIRE I-IAYDEN ........ Assistant Editor MRS. HoRAcE WHYTE . . . . . Editorial Sponsor It's buck! The stott of 1946 proudly presents the tirst post-wcrr edition ot the Gusher. In 1942 potriotic Byrd students voted to discontinue publishing on onnuoil in order to conserve vitoil potper stocks. Now the wdr is over, otnd once more the Gusher totkes its pldce os cr Iotsting record ot hoippy student doys. DRUM . BUGLE CORP XPTAIN CAPTAIN SPONSOR FIRST LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT SPONSOR LIEUTENANT IOHN PAYLOR EUGENIA Br-:rrs KARL BRILL BETTE BROCK CARTER BusH RIFLE TEAM The Byrd R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, under the able coaching of SfSgt. R. V. Mann, has com- peted in local, regional, and national matches this year, placing high in all of them. All the firing is done on a fifty-foot range with .22 caliber rifles and a few of the boys have become experts in this field. They are shown left to right as follows below: Back Row-lim Kurtz, John Wideman, Hooper DuVal, Ice Bravenec, Iimmie Forgotson, Ralph Ezelle, George Walker, and Floyd Middleton . . . Front Row-T. O. Perry, Leland Plcxco, SfSgt. R. V. Mann, Buddy Gebsen, and Morelle McKinney . . . Not shown are-Lanier Jennings, Ie!! Stephenson, Billy Robinson. CAPTAIN EVAN CAMPBELL CO M CAPTAIN SPONSOR MARIANNE HAMITER H ,, FIRST LIEUTENANT MORRIS EVANS C LIEUTENANT TALBOT MADDING LIEUTENANT SPONSOR BARBARA ANN THOMAS LIEUTENANT LILLARD WALLIS LIEUTENANT SPONSOR MARY ANN TILLY LIEUTENANT BOYER DAVIS LIEUTENANT SPONSOR IOYCE PETERSON LIEUTENANT EDDIE MITTERLEHNER ff? CAPTAIN T. O. PERRY CAPTAIN SPONSOR ANN MARTIN H ,, FIRST LT. BERNARD PRUDI-IOMME D LT. BILL WILKINSON LT. SPONSOR GENE HILL LT. I. C. CROUCH LT. SPONSOR VIRGINIA FREDERIC LT. FRANK ROBISON LT. SPONSOR NORMA ANN MOCOOK LT. HARRY TOMPKINS f ' ' , V ff O J1, If I .ff . 5 N COM PANY A CAPTAIN LELAND PLAXCO CAPTAIN SPONSOR LOUISE MADDEN FIRST LT. ROBERT BRUNK LT. LANIER IENNINGS LT. SPONSOR IOYCE HARDIN LT. R. E. IACOBS LT. SPONSOR IACOUELINE STEWAR , I . If WM. .f LT. TACK COUVILLION ' C I LA L LT. SPONSOR MOLLY WSTONM ,, 41 J WMS ' 3 I If 4 M ,, jf ',,V 1 I 16100 I f . Kc, JU ffdx X Af' f I?45 'T' TC C r X f ff' 77- COM PANY B CAPTAIN CARLTON IUDICE CAPTAIN SPONSOR BETTY IOI-INSTON FIRST LT. CLARENCE WEBB LT. CECIL HARRIS LT. SPONSOR MARY ILER FULTON LT. IOI-IN MURPREY LT. SPONSOR ELIZABETH PITTMAN LT. LOUIS HARRIS LT. SPONSOR MARGARET WILKINSON if R. O. T. C. FIRST BATTALION OFFICERS AND SPONSCRS MAJOR E. I. M1-:NEPEE 'E R. V. MANN I. MCMANUS SGT. C. E. DEAL LT. COL. BROWN LT. COL. ANDERSON MAJOR FESSLER MAJOR MITTERLEHNER CAPTAIN KTNARD LT. COUVILLION LT. VARNELL SGT. MAJOR MARSHALL CAPELLA CHOIR IUNL1 ANDERSON RUTH NIARIE BRADFORD BETTY BRIDGES BONNIE BROCIQIIAUS CHARLOTTE HROVVN NELLVVYN CARPENTER DRUILLE COWIQER NORMAN CHAPMAN IOHN CIIILDER:: GIENE COLE IEAN CONLEY REIIER DILLARD IAME5 DILLMAN IEANNINE DINGMAN VIRGINIA DUPREE PEGGY EAGLE OIYI5 ECHOLS IIM ELI:INS LOIS ELLIS HAPPY ENETE CHARLES FITZE CQERALDINE FOGLEMAN BARBARA ANN FRANKLIN JEAN FRAZIER HAROLD FRIEDMAN MARIORIE FURR LEROY GILLAN BARBARA GODFREY HELEN GRAY DOROTHY HAMBY BETTY JOY HAMNER GLORIA ANN HARRISON JEANNE HAY GENE HARWELL EUGENIA HASTINGS LOAN HISER IANE HISER PHIL IIISEY ANNA HITESMAN ALTON HUGHES MARY L. IENKINSON PAT JONES NELSON IONES DORIS KIGHTLINGER FRANK KINCAID BESSIE LAFITTE IUNE LAMBERT ANNETTE LEWIS LOUISE MADDEN VIRGINIA MANISCALCO ESTHER MASON ZELDA MAULDEN SUE MAYES BILLIE MCCAI.LA RUSSELL MCDONALD DON MONTGOMERY DIANA MORGAN HENRY MULLIN KATHERINE MURRAY RUBY MCMULLEN EVA BETH MONROE RICHARD MURRAY BETTIE IOE MITTERLEHNER MELVIN MURRAY LOUISE MILLER LEONA PALMER RUBY PAVEY FRANK PERNICI JEANETTE PHILLIPS MARCIA PHILLIPS IACIc PRINTZ MARY ANN REEKS IIMMY ROSENBLOOM ANN REMINGTON HELEN RICHARD HELEN ANN ROBERTS VIRGINIA ROPPOLO NANCY SELBER SHIRLEY SLEMONS ROBERT SIIELTON MARY E. SIMICH ALICIA ANN SMITH WANDA SMITH BRISCOE SODERMAN ELIZABETH SWAIN ROBERT THOMAS BILLY SUE THOMPSON MARGARET IO TOWLER CLYDE TUCIQER MARIAN WILLEY LINDA ANYILLIAMS FRANCES WOODALL MARIORY ZEIGLER THE GLEE CL EDRYS BOGNE BETTY IANE BRADLEY VIRGINIA CARLISLE BARBARA JEAN CHAPMAN ROVERTA Lou COBLE MARJORIE ANN DANIEL MARY KATHERINE EVANS PATRICIA GIVENS MINNIE L. GOODWIN PATRICIA HAIGLER POLLY JEAN HARRELL ANNA MARIE HITESMAN BILLIE IEAN HOGG ERNESTINE HOLT PEGGY IEAN ISOM IVTAUDENE IACKS PATRICIA ANN IOHNSON EMILY C. Goss IUNE LAMBEHT VELDA RHEA LITTLE MURLINE LOGAN BILLY BETH MIIJIJLETON BARBARA JEAN MURPHY NOLA PAY PARIIIIE MARJORIE ESTELLE ROSSETT PEGGY ROUNTPEE SUSAN SEGERS ANITA SIIARIIE GI.O1iIA SHIRLEY MARTHA 'I'EM11I.E MARIE '1'II.I.EIIx CHARLOTTE THOMAS MARTHA IANE WARE ANN WISENEIK MARIORY ZIEGIIER THE MBLE MARTHA SENTER ALICIA ANN SMITH BETTIE JOE MITTERLEIINER IO ANN CRAWFORD MARTHA NAN EDMONDS IANICE MURTISHAW f - W MLHILYN FOX . .fn , .4 R f. I I 6 'C' V f -1 A I J, I 0? IL S si ,EJ :N 3 DRU AJOR KENNETH WALTERS Drum Mayor Roasm' VAUGHAN BILLY HANNA Assistant Drum Major Assistant Drum Major Directed by Mr. Alvin N. Benner, an alumnus of the University of Michigan, the Byrd Band made an enviable showing at every football game of the season. Other activities include as- sembly programs, parades, and a spring concert. Band officers are Kenneth Walters, presi- dent and Drum Major, lane Trust, vice-president, Barbara Thomas, secretary: lane Broyles, treasurer, and Louise Madden, reporter. 1- - LL , ,. ..nu.4.- L IC AT BYRD FLY f:f'2 R' ,..--- ' u N,,... MNMMMJX FLUTES LOUISE POLMER QKAROLYN DEAL MARY A PHYRNE COLLIE NN THOMAS CLARINETS NORMA IRAN LOCKE GENE SAIICIER BAHBARA ANN LOCKE CLAIRE SCHREIBER BILLY GAY NELWYN SLEIIGE MARANTO k HARLES TOMMY OVERTON BETTY IONES FRANK GAIVLDEN CHARLES BROWN DOROTHY IONES IAC!-IIE ADAMS IOIIN HIC TOMMY EIIRANK HARII YOIING IOIIN MORRIS PRESTON L GLORIA DINGMAN MARVIN KENIIRICK DAVIII CTIIILDERS TWAHY ALICE GAY TOHN VANDIGRIFP IEAN BUEEIN W,,,,..- Tj A-A-1- TM ,pav- ,,...-- 'f'T THGSE WTIG PLAYED ,' OBOES LENORA ARMSTRONG ALICE MARIE WALKER BASSOONS BETTY OXFORD DALE WILLIAMS SAXOPHONFS IANE TRUST HERBERT DIERNER DONALD SMITH FAYLEENE VVEEKS K PAUL BRAINIS ENNETH VVYALTERS ROBERT TALIAEERRO GLORIA FOSTER ORNETS TACK CRAFT BOB DORVITT ELMER WALL GEORGE KING IOHN VALERILIS B TBUMPETS ROGER ROSSETT ELLIS SANDOZ BARITONES ALVIN WATTS BOHRY MAIIIIEN N 'Tv w- s TOLBERT TRAVIS BALRII WITITE STRING BASSES BARBARA ANN T CjLARA LOII LINII DOROTHY HUHST CAROL RAWLINS ASSES TOE ANDERSON WAI.TER HILL IORN GORE CHARLES SMITH DAVID TRAVIS HOMAA LSEY I 0 NJ HOHNS TANK BIIOYLER HARRY 4,IOI,E ANNE VVAHHEN ROBERT VAIICSIIAN 'VBOMBCDNFS HAHITY STIHJII A ' LEE KIIQIIE FJ., I. D. FRAMIII-I 'TIMPANI BONALII Mil-IOHI' XYLOPHONTT ANNE 'VVOLFF BFLI. LYRF MARTIIA ANN YIIMONII PERCUSSION TOE HOIIANII CAHTEH BIISII 'ANTI I,IAM BOGERI' TOE JACIQON RAYMONII FLORE: V Y .g-u5wp1-2.11-', 1'w t I r A f Eywvvfifuq I Q. V P. : A, 5 N gf 'A 'A Y ,M . E. , , . . , E -5- . . .-K ,.. I .. -., , n LAT - , fr l. I- ,Q 1. j 3 ' , 1 , , , ,f-, : 1, V ,-fl .nl :-1 . L I i EF' 12:52 11 - iv Q .4 .. Q During each of Lhe War years the Byrd 4-H Club raised more than enouah stock' to supply the school V cafeteria with meat for one month. Lg Jobu SfLOLf'I' Bouise .jlacwen .Marcia gfwlly mil!!! A-Q.l.if. : W i-t -I P i' H K .Q 1 X N- ' 7154 1. if . A A is f - .1ff-lfzssrwzrw,N,4,fx if M Qnffianz Zbonzns GMA IZJ6f'50lZ if .Beffic Jon .Miiferfeh Nc xg? 2 -U RQ NS! Fw K Qj f , XJ bf L iiClI6U'Cp Sauder .Beffq dloluzsfon 99 CW CQQUITCQF :wiki ,ppm uwupbo 9088 Q lb Five girls and tive boys, whose pictures appear on the following pages, were selected by their classmates as the most beautiful and most handsome. These selections were made from photo- graphs of thirty-one students nominated by the home rooms. The other nomirees were Mitzi Bailey, Sarah Cook, Dorothy Marie Earp, Emily Flower, Forrest Gaumer, Marcia Iohnson, Barbara Lee Miller, Virginia Norileet, Glynn Ellen Pennington, Elizabeth Pittman, Baynelle Sanderlin, Eunice l-lolland, loe Bob Alexander, lirnmie Brown, lerry Leonard, Iimmy O'Connor, Nickle Tacon, l-larry Thornpkins, Robert Vaughan, Kenneth Walters, and Iohn B. Smith. R ..,....w ES aj ij ., 1. , . ,. . 1 I 5 1 gy-.1 Byrd alumni servinq in the armed forces as loyally as they had served in school kept in contact with the activities of their Alma Mater through letters received from home and friends. EIGHT GRADE IIMMIE SUE WASSON JANET WESTBROOK PERRY WHISNER BEN WI-IITTINGTON BOB WIBKER PATRICIA WILLETT RODNEY WILLIAMSON BETTY JANE WILSON KATHRYN WINGERTER BARBARA WISEMAN ANNE WOLF? CHARLES WOODALL CHARLES WRIGHT IOI-IN RICHARD YOUNG BILL MCMILLANr i GR D SUE RIGGS VIRGINIA RICHEY SHARON ROBINSON THERON ROBINSON BOBBY ROSENFIELD BILL SCALES MARY SUE SCARBROUGH BABS SCHAAL LOUISE SCHARFF VIVIAN SCHLATER CHARLES SCOTT LILA SCOTT IIMMIE SHAMBLIN DAWN SHERBURNE JOAN SHERROD FRANK SHINN GERALDINE SIMMONS JOHN SIMON JIMMY SIPPLE DONALD SMITH KEITH SMITH MARTHA SMITH PEGGY SMITH NORMA SNIDER RICHARD SOMERS BOBBY SPEAR PATSY STEPHENS CARROLL STEPLETON BARBARA STRONG DORIS SUSMAN BILLY TAYLOR ELOISE TAYLOR DON TEEKELL KATHLEEN THIGPEN CLAUDE THORNE DOROTHY TIPPETT FRANCES TURNLEY JEAN WALKER BILLY WALL IO ANNE WALLIS BIB IANICE BEEZLEY TI-IELMA BLANKS BETSY BURNAM SYLVIA BURNAM GAYE BURNETT ANNETTE HARRELSON MARY SUI: LAMB ALICE LAHMOYI-:UX IANE MCHENRY MIRIAM MCHENRY LOLITA MCKNIGHT IOANNE RANDOLPH BETTY ROBBINS NANCY SPEAR PEGGY SUDDUTH MARTHA SWANN MARILYN VAUGHT JEAN WHITE PPER O f i i c e r s Consul . . . ELIZABETH COOK Consul . . . NORMA ANN MCCOOK Scriba . . . ST. CLAIRE HAYDEN Quaestor . . . BILL GIDDENS Tribuni . . . . DON HARBUCK MARY AGNES OAKES Sponsor . . . . Miss ECKER The Forum Latinum, one of the oldest organizations in Byrd, was founded in 1925 by Miss Hetty Ecker. The organization is patterned on that of the Roman government. The main offi- cers are two consuls, who serve as presiding officersg a scriba, who keeps records of meetings and attends to correspondence: a quaestor, who attends to all financial mattersp and a tribune, who keeps order. To become a member you must be an advanced student and maintain a certain average. The meetings are heid the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Interesting programs and contests on Roman life and customs are enjoyed by at- tendants of the meetings. FI CL KATHERINE BARNETT EUGENIA BETTS CAROLYN BLAINE BARBARA BLANCHARD MARTHA IO BUSH CATHERINE CARPENTER KATHLEEN COLEMAN VIRGINIA ANN DAY LUCY EGAN LONNIE GAIENNIE IRMA GARDNER MARGARET GARRETT IEANNE GRANTZ MOLLY TEE LEEPER BARBARA LEVINE MARY AGNES OAKES ARLETTA PACK MARTHA PEACOCK ANN RANDALL ROBERT ROBERTS KATHARINE ROLLINS ALAN ROSNER CAROLYN RUDNICK DIXIE SMITH ROSELYN STRAUGHAN IIMMY THORNTON MARGARET WILSON ji LO ER O f f i c e r s Consuls . . . MYRA PARKES AL DIETZ Scriba . ..... MARY OIBRIEN Quaestor . . EDNA MARIE WHITMEYER Aediles . . ANNA CONNAUGHTON CLAUDE DEBEAUX PATRICIA COOK Sponsor . . Miss ROBINSON In 1939 the Forum Latinurn divided and formed an upper and lower Latin Forum. All students studying first year Latin are eligible for membership in the Lower Latin Club, which meets on the second and fourth Thursdays Of each month. This club, Organized on the same plan as the Upper Latinum Forum, has the three-fold purpose Of bringing boys and girls together socially, giving more students Opportunity to develop leadership, and studying the social conditions and customs of ancient Rome. CLUB ELEANOR ALBEN RUTH MARIE BRADFORD EMILY BROWN BARBARA BRYANT TIM COLLINS MARY IO CURVIN FRANCES DAWSON ALBERT FRANCIS DONALD HARLAN BETTY HOYE SONDRA HULL ANN HUTCHINSON GERTRUDE IAMES ARLINE IOHNSON BETTY IANE KENNEDY IO ANN LAWTON AVA IANE MARTIN RAY MARIE PORTER ANN RICHARDSON DONALD SMILEY DELANE SMITH NANCY SMITH SAM SMITH MARIE TILLEUX DALE WILLIAMS IDABELLE WRIGHT LE CERCLE O f f i c e r s President . . . . MARY AGNES OAKES Vice-President . . . . CARLTON IUDICE Secretary-Treasurer . . CAROLYN RUDNICK Program Chairman . . . . MICHAEL MITCHELL Sponsor .... . MARIE THERI-:sE LEBLANC Le Cercle Francais, the oldest active club in Byrd High School, founded in 1916, serves to pro- mote a lceener interest in the study of French and is open to any student who now takes or has at some time taken French. On the second Tuesday of each month the club meets under the able sponsorship of Miss Marie Theresa LeBlanc. lt is on this day that one of the club's most unusual features, French Flag Day, is observed. Each member wears a miniature French flag in his lapel and speaks to fellow members only in French. Meetings are conducted in French, and many interesting programs are presented. FRANCA MARJORIE ALLEN BOEBYE BEASLEY MARY ADAIR BROWN HENRY CARTER RICHARD CUMMINGS JUDY DANIELS IOY DASPIT BARBARA DEBATE HOMER FORD HAROLD FRIEDMAN IOHN HARDY ST. CLAIRE HAYDEN MARY ANN HETTLER BOBBIE ISOM BEVERLY IONES ALICE LARMOYEAUX NORMA ANN MOCOOK IIM IJICKNIGHT RUBY MAE MCMULLIN IO ANN MILLER IANICE MURTISHAW VIRGINIA NORELEET L. L. ROBINSON FRANK ROBISON MARIORY ZEIGLER LO Ot ticers President . . . . MARILYN CALLAHAN Vice President .... . . . IOHN BLEWER Recording Secretary . . . EVELYN SANFORD Corresponding Secretary . . . . DOROTHY COWDEN Treasurer ...... . . PATRICIA PURNELL Sponsor . . Miss MARGARET MOOD Los Mayores is a club made up of l7 seniors who have creclitably completed three years ot Spanish and are maintaining an above average grade in their fourth year study of that language. The club Carrie into existence this year with the inauguration of a fourth year class in Spanish, the tirst such class to be held in any high school in Louisiana. Los Mayores was organized to encourage Byrd students to major in Spanish here and to continue their work in that language in their college and post-college careers. YO RE O. I. BARNETTE ALBERT BELCHIC IUNE ANN BOONE BETSY BURNAM HENRY ELAINE CAHN IOHN MURPHEY LOUISE ENGLISH BARBARA PIERPONT MARY BETH FISER RICHARD ROSENTHAL BETSY HAWKINS NANCY SPEAR 3 n 'X n Q K 4 ' D .ww A+. yy v - ffm THIS IS THE WAY WE PLAX hh!- H5388 1 xv an as 6350 is H, , 1-.0 1 ' X , , XY A .. is. ff ik f lk M W fg QQ ' xx I . gem . l N X.. -. axe-5:9 5 'r' s SX . .5 ,...- ii germ 'LM-EH -ff' ywb.. ., rs-1. . , .1 2-- A is l Q V 4 ll 'cn .J , -A... V' ,- 5 Y ,T me F dm, , ,, L. -,rg , W . Xuggv , www A , iw. , ' K v ilfifigw 1 D -up Y - 's.r1.. 'Q'f r , , if 4 - l' ww 7:+4v Q fs.- 'EQ .. X w qgggff- ' x Lfiff 11:2-11 if R s w 1 F L! 'af QW Q21 :any x A ff 4 5 Wu, u ,K N My Y' x It 'K ' 1 .1 ,qs . A, 4 7 w 'Lv' k x .xl we Y X f fu :u s .. ' N x i ' A f 4'V4fmvSff 'I ' Inns-A wxggggggg .X '..Pf:-- -6 'SLN N-. xy A ,M XA 5 m f Q K. f fm Ku A ' wpay X a 'Qu' 44 A fb vgiv 7 nv' f 1 1,3 01 H 42 3 .A ,Q , ga. 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Styron Engraving Compliments of the Wasllin ton-Youree Company Hotel SHREVEPORT DANCIEYS Fine Flowers Compliments of Globe Map Co. Compliments of Morrisonls Cafeteria 3 12 Texas Compliments of SPIN KS SEED CO. Compliments Of FRUST LUMBER INDUSTRIES. INC. Com plimvnts of Columbia Restaurant Compliments of KAHN-LEVINE JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE SHOP 516-18 Common St. Compliments Of Washington Life Assurance Association Home Office 1506 Marshall St. Gladdcn Harrison, General llflanagvr 'A' Phones: 2-74-22 -:- 3-7581 Congratulations Class of '46 dl' For Better Furniture Values Shop at i' Bruce Furniture Co. 528-30 Common St. Shreveport, La. Where loveliness costs so little and lasts so long! eeexoc 1 W 4l9 TEXASK-gl., Sl-ll'll'V l:Pon'r. LA. Jae catalyze 14Wtww14--- Compllmems of When you consider selerting new fur- Oliver H Van Horn CO- Inc. niture for your home you want the ob- ' 7 tainable at prices consistent with qual- eeTO0LSvv ity. And so we feel we can fill your needs to your utmost satisfaction. Our furniture is chosen with a discrim- inating eye to its good lines' and possible decorative effects. Each piece is assembled with your home and pref- . erences in mind. Compliments Since 1896 Of Hem enway LIDDELL CANDY CO. . John on wwfwu' NEHI BOTTLINO COMPANY Campbell Radio Co. 319 Market Street Established 1927 Shreveporfs most modern and complete Appliance Store-Radios, Refrigerators, Electric Kitchens, Washing Machines, Auto Radios, and Small Appliances. Complete Repair Service on All Radios and Appliances Byrd Deb Headquarters For Shoes BURT SHOE STORE Compliments of SUE PEYTON'S SHOP Shrevep0rt's Independent Theatre if THE Congratulations- I Our Fiftieth Year of Beaulifying Homes in the Land of T., Ark-La-Tex Showing Only First-Run V- 9 Metro-Goldwyli-Mayer 0 0 I and Universal Pictures 6'Distinctive Furniture Since 18969, Congratulations and Best Wishes MORRIS BUICK Compliments of R. F. Kayser Trailer Co. Distributors of Diamond T Trucks BOWL FOR A ' HEALTH Congratulations o FUN Clt1SS of ,46 I , , On Our Ai -Condi io edL Sterllng Bigner r t n 'TMS Shreveport Bowlmg A Center 'A' C11 Eql F All Sp Congratulations ,gr Seniors of '46 Arkansas and EVANS SPORTING Louisiana-Missouri C0095 CO' R C SHREVEPURT, LA. 31 Way 0. 'A' 4 It Pays To Play Compliments of MAGNOLIA PACKING COMPANY St1'ElWll,S Eat Shop Friend-Pi er 125 Kings Highway , P Food You Win Like Stl1d10S Home-Made Pies Dependable Transportation Compliments of Tom Perry SHHEVEPORT POWERCYCLE DISTRIBUTORS Complinpggnts of GARDNER HGTEL Furnlture CO. 1850 Texas Ave. Phone 2-9516 Compliments of The Big Chain Stores uThe Grocery Folks of Shreveportw The lVl. L. Bath Companies Manufacturing Stationers and Office Outfitters Shreveport, La. Ben Franklin Store Broadmoor Headquarters For School Supplies Compliments of Chain Battery and Automotive Supply Marshall at Cotton St. Phone 6283 Shop PENNEY'S For Your Campus Needs 'A' Shreveportss Leading Department Store Now . . . A Greater Penney's Shreveport, La. Patronize Uur Advertisers Compliments of Barlisdale Military Supply Compliments of Louisiana lron and Supply Company NORTON BUSINESS COLLEGE The School of Individual Teachingi' Fully Accredited by American Associatio of Commercial Colleges Day and Night School ith Floor Levy Bldg. Phone 2-8739 SHREVEPORT, LA. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Roberts Radio and Sound Service Our Business Is Sound 1319 Fairfield Phone 2-3010 BOB CARLTON School of Modern Music Phillip Werlein, Ltd. 627 Market Phone 3-7251 Congratulations to All Our Graduates THE BEST or WISHES Broadmoor Floral Shop Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of Centenary Dress Shop Best Wishes and Success As You Go to College and into the Business World Three Things You Will Always Remember . . . Your Graduation . . . Southern Maid Donuts and their Wonderful Ice Cream A Southern Maid Donuts 2700 Greenwood Rd., 1922-24 Texas Ave. Q , For the Best in Models Ev als DRESSESPLXY QiiiilfE2'1'1 sms THE MODEL SHOP Phone 3-7232 208 Ciddens-Lane Bldg. Addrpss 2105 Milrklit Phone 42.17 S. KESILMAN . . A Exclusive Tailor 3306'fQ Line Ave. Shreveport, La. EI1gil1CS . ACC6SSOI'iCS 44444444444-444444 4K When You Travel- + 'K ...whether it he vocational or vacational, bc sure you travel the scenic way over America's highways . . . hy BUS. Be sure you choose 41 Southern Trailways for the utmost in comfort and economy. Cour- tk teous drivers and the very latest type buses will make your trip more enjoyuhle. 1 41 MEMBER UNION BUS STATION 'K Spring at Fannin Sts. Phone 4208 'K b in S K :IL ' 1 ' 'V , ' ' iff' f 41 i'ii k'k'k'ki'i'i'i k'k'ki'i'i' Bewley Furniture Co. Fitzgerald Plumbing and A Cond Place To Buy Furniture Iglffatillg CO., IHC. Opposite Post Office in West End Compliments of 7 1843-1853 Texas Avenue S To Byrd High Seniors: On the eve of its ex- pansion and improve- lllfjllt program CEN- TENARY COLLEGE merits your Considera- tion more than ever before. Compliments of JoHN MQW. Form Commissioner of Finance L. K. BARNEY Commissioner of Public Safety CLYDE E. FANT Commissioner of Public Utilities LANE MITCIIELL Commissioner of Streets and Parks Congratulations, Graduates and Best Wishes For Your Future S TA N DA R D PRINTING CO. 'A' Phone 5225-26 'A' 616 Edwards Street Frank Fulco, M anagvr Your . . . 1946 GllSl16f Wears A11 American Beauty Cover! Again it has heen our privilege to have a part in the protluetion of your Year- book. The finest materials anti work- manship have been used throughout. We hope you like it. A thousanil thanks to tho staff for their usual swell eo-operation. AMERICAN BEAUTY COVER COMPANY 2002 North Field Street IJAl.l.AS. 'l'i:x.-ts U0l1gl'2:ltlllElti011S To All Byrd High School d CGW Gra , uates Class 1946, I fY , T, T ,Fr if '9 .2 6 qi? 616 Milam St. Engravings By Shreveport Engraving Co. Shreveport, La. Printing By Journal Printing Company Shreveport, La. The Photographs for this Issue Taken by STUDIO S 2nd F 1. Continental Bank Bldg. Shreveport, Louisiana 'W' X SQZW D ' Jays'-fbfd-4 -v 1 H 4- if ' k i5,,JW 22w Z5 2 QWMKLW WJ L, f WW aww wfffwy QQ K3 if W Q J ,MW W Q U, 3 9 Fwy? jdgwbfiifv E Xxx QWQQM dig igiflgi wwf My QAAMV ' '1'H'W fu ' A 1. 'fl--,, . . mf ,.. . , .1 I . 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