Fair Park High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)
- Class of 1932
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Ida, Shreveport Spring Ridge Shreveport, Keithville 9 7 E. WELDON JONES SIlI2l3l'iI7,ll?lldl?lZl of Caddo Parish Schools To tlle Class of 1932 GREETINGS We extend to you congratulations upon your achievement and your creditable record thus far in your educational career and tender you personal good wishes for your future. f7fLL-Q Superintendent. Nineteen Tll'L'7Ilj' To the Students of Fair Park High School: We have passed another milestone-we are one year nearer that ideal to which we have been striving. Be sure that your ideal is worth working for, and let nothing deter you in your efforts to secure the same. Try to do your task each day a little better than the day before. Here our task is the completion of Algebra, History, Science, and the other subjects of a high school curriculum- these tasks are but to train us for that greater task-Hthe liv- ing of a life. Our daily accomplishment as we go through our high school career will brighten our pathway, enabling us to better combat the obstacles that will come up in life. My wish is that your efforts during your high school days have been a labor of love, and may that fine spirit carry over into your life, making you a better citizen of tomorrow, hnally crowning your every effort with success. To those that go from our portals, may you continue that determination to do, which was so evident during your high school days, and l know your every effort in the school of life will be successful. Best wishes to all, 1 JAMES W. WAHD Prinvipal Clif? U l fig 'Z . ,,yW,,,,, f i 564, 'Pa HW 234. A2 , A ' 'W -w , , 1 I 1 . ' i..vf'1 , 1 if S W 1 5' 1: 7 I ., K 1 .. T111 IIH'-fIl'll DELIA MUNDAY, B.A. Cenrenary Colle-gef Graduate student Snrhnnne University. Paris. Franceg ffnluInbia University. English ANNIE LALIRIE COOK, B.A., M.A. luclsun fiiulve-geg llIIiveI'Si'!y of Texas! Graduate student Colorado University. English BEIITA WELLS HAMIIIIETT. B.A. Slmfpllc-ns Ciullegeg Centenary finllvgeg University nf Tcxasg Crafluale Siu- clvnf Nnrtli Czlrnlina University. English LIQOTA NIARTIN, B.A. Wunl Belnmnlg University of 'll-xusg llfiltlllilltn student: ffulururlu llIIivI-I'- sily. SlIl1'lllf FTl lVIe'tl1mlisIl University, E nglish LOIIYNE lVlARTIN, B.A. Sivplir-IIS ffollegeg fieiilenary College. English VIOLET PERRY, B.A. l,nIIisiaIIu Stale Normal: Ce-nlenzlry College. English MRS. SADIE V. YAIIBOIIOUGH, B.A. Sophie Newcomb College: Cenlenary College. English NlAMIE BOWMAN, BS., M.A. Louisiana State Normalg Peabody: Gramluate student of Lnuisiana State University. English ,J MARY SUE PYBURN, B.A. Louisiana Polyteehnic lnstituteg Grad- uate student University of Texasg University of California, History H. W. SEBERN, BS., MS. Coe Collegeg University of Iowa. History MYRA BYRNE, B.A. Louisiana State Normalg Graduate stu- dent Colorado University. Civics GLADYS DEMOSS, B.S. Central Missouri State Teachers Cul- legeg llnward Payne Collegeg Crad- uatt- student Missouri University. History L. S. SMITH, B.S., MS. l't-nnaylvania State Cullegeg Graduati- student: Harvard, ltniversity uf Pittsliurgli, University of Chi- cagu, and Carnegie lnstitute. Algebra, Sc'i1'nr'u and History MAUDL: T1s0N, B.A. Louisiana State Nnrrnalg Louisiana State Universityg Graduate student Cnlumliiu llniversityg Tulane. Cul- orado University, and lini- versity of tlliit-ago. Algebra MRS. KATE GAY ALBERSON, B.A. Sltl1Illt'1'I1 Methodist Universityg Cente- nary Collegeg Graduate student University of Texas. Algebra E. H. HERRON, B.S. Centenary College. Marhematirs -3 R Tzrpntv-Ilzrer 4, I 4 HK 1 ' QSM ! 3 UH! MARY HEILI, B.A. Louisiana State Normalg Graduate stu df-nt Louisiana State University. Ceom etry LUc:II,I.E BROWN, B.A. Centenary College. Geometry MARY HOPKINS, B.A. Louisiana Slate Universityg Graduate svlutlent: Colorado Univerfity anfl Columbia University. Algebra ELLEN VAUGH AN, BA. College of Marshallg Baylor Collegzeg llracluate student: ti0lUIUIllii1 lini- versity and University ol' Colorarlo. Com m erm: OTTILIE PIERCE, B.A. Mississippi State College for Womeng Graduate stutlent: Cfolumllia Univer- :-i'ty. l'ealJody, Tulane, University of Southern California and Uni- versity of Alalmama. Srierzee LOUISE BURKE, B.S. Stephen F. Austin College. Biology W. L. SUDDUTH, B.A. Louisiana State Normalg Louisiana State University. Science J. T. RATLIFF. B.S. North Texas State Teachers College: Gracluate Student Baylor l lniversity. Biology M. S. TALRERT. B.A. Butler Universityg Centenary Cntlegf Ch umistry fmrl Plz mir.: Briss CARCILL, BS. Cf-ntenary Cnllege, Chemistry AGNES FRATER. HS. Cfente-nary College-g Unive-rsity nf Mis sourig Graduate Stuflvnt lfnmry University. Home Economirs LOUISE B. LAFLEUR, B.S., MS. Sn11lhw'estern Louisiana Institute: Kansas State College. Home Econonzirs 3 LESTER NIAYFII-ILD. HA. Louisiana State- Normal: Cratluatt- Stu- i 2 dent Univvrsity of Tm-xas. g Home Er'onornir's ,a ff ANNIE BROWN, B.A. ,Q . Ccflttvrtury Cnllcgeg Crucluulf- Sttulx-nl r Univvrsity uf Texas. 4 U Latin MARX' HOLLAND. HA. Uniun l'niversi'Ly: Cratluatv Stunlt-nl 13 - Peabody Spanish ANNA PHARR TURNER. HA. Centenary lfullegv. l rem'h nrzrl History ay,- .Q 1' l Yu rrzlx fr Tzventr-.vz'.r L. L. SPINKS. B.A. Louisiana State Normalg Graduate Stu dent of Louisiana State University. Mathematics W. H. EDELEN Auto Mechanics H. BERRY, BS. Kansas State Teachers College. Industrial Arts MRS. EMILY PRUDIIOMME lliclirirln Lum SOAPR library Srhool Chautauqua, New York Librarian LOUISE YEAGLEY Stephens Collegeg Centenary College. Svrrelary ERNEST HATLEY Band Director H. SMITH Engineer 2 ,W X U- 4 4.1 1 V .M ,Q K 1 .--4 ' Sn! H , ,L ,Leg SQ J W, '. '-12 ' ..'1z,q,Qj,'1r. f iii 'Y 1 ,JQVQF Q l ,Q as -Q fig 1 A-E -Q - -ff' , I P L. L. -SPINKE WA. Louisiana State Nffmxzfli iggadfzw'-' dem of Louisiana iiwfwlff L 122121-fs!-2 .-'llrrtlzemfzizkm Uv, H Elswmw HH' '7 -H, i1iz mm,. 3.34. Fm' -,uh Maxi Tmciww lihllegv. .?'r4.-ffafmifal Arts Xie,-f i '--naw, PKUEDHOMME Di4'fr,ifA!WA Y.: LA Smurf-1 ff, w'!umi fIham.nuqua, New York. 4. ihrrxriun im rss YEAGLEY '-n.',.im-f. iniiffgf-5 Cf-ntenary ffqllege. 5fr.f4'fr1ry I Iinmm' HATLEY ffvrmi Din-'rtor H . :vm xirl-1 f . fzginffr n- 1 1 lm ff fl! lf ! W ,ww ' ff,f!M.U,' Hn, WWf! ff W 2 M5515 N x R If I X gk 1 . I W Wy Wi W 7 K H rw X! f 5 5 ,, 5 L. p 3 fi gi 5 Q3 3. 5 L K 5 A L4 1, g, 4. F 5 rv Z 5 Y Q, L ? E A 25 Q K L .' ' , 4:1 - 5 , 1, 1 ' xxixx .5 Aw qpllilildii E -W gg M X 1 if r raguafes RM MWINN . . NIMH lE'E'1'Ens . HELEN GRACE BRYAN FKANCICS JOHNSON li. W. SEN:-:iw . RAY WTIVN . . CHAMBLEE NICDONALD HELEN GRACE BRYAN FRANCES JOHNSON H. W. SEBERN . FALL Tlil'lM Senior Class Offivers SPRING 'l'l-Lum . President Vice-P1 esiflenl . Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor 7,llI'l'H' LEON ABRAMSON N 4 N 'HI' came, he stzzflivrl, lzc QFIIJILUICIIT PIAZEL ALEXANDER She is poppy unrl alt1'f11'I1z1v.,' MlCI.BA ARNOLD 1 111111' H 1161111 for l'l'l'l'y joyf, ELIZAIIIJTH AULT ff quiet and reserzrc bl!Ill'1I1,YQ fl as rhrlrm all its own. ETTN LOUISE BAILEY 1Vnt'ur1' lnmlz' hw' 11111111 5114- ix 111111 71l'l.7l'I' mrulf' !lILOf1ll'I'.,, ARDEN BALLAIID A stearfy light in tha 111111 of lllll'l'1t'!l T71.01'l.llg slmpcsf' LICROY BAYLISS ing H'11-671 ,Wm run lmzvc suzm' fun. WILLIAM BAZEII They might not need me, but fllf'V migh t. Logif' is 10g1f'-I11r'1'c ix 110 use Il'!II'k- I irlx-On Tlzirtv-l1r'o R. B. BEAN Lei the world slizle, and I'll slirle roof' EUGENIA BELTZ She Come to Fair Pork to work, not to playf, THOMAS BICKHAM Thinks much anzl holds his tongue. HALLIE BICBY To make the zoorlrl fl friendly place, one must show a friendly face. JAMES BLACK When, I rlorft know whether to fight or not, I always fight. THOMAS LEON BOCUE Is it work than kills a man or is it worry? In either case, 1 shall not zlzc young. BETTYE BLYTHE BRANDSBERC. 4'Her voice was ever soft and low' an excellent thing in a womanf' 9 EVELYN BRANDSBERG This olfl world we're living in is mighty hard to beatg There,s a thorn for every rose, but arenlt the roses sweet?,' v MDNNIE BOWDEN There is worth in effort 11107 it be un- TC'll.'llfIlf'!l.,, BERNARD BREWER lVez,er let your studies interfere zritlz your t'llllCllll0H.7, CLYDE BROWN All honor to lzim who has ftlllglll for 1 u'z'r Park. CURLIS BROWN I neerl a restf, HELEN GRACE BRYAN An excellent student rznrl a frienrl to all ', lf1LEAN0R CAIN The best HY!-Y tu lmm' frivruls is lu lic onefa MARY LOUISE CALDWELL Leave silenee lo the saints, I run lull lllll71-!lIl.,, YVINIFRED CAMPBELL All great men are denrl, and l'm not feeling at all well. 1 Thirty -three ir! I'-1111111 ,194 MAHGIIIQIQITIL CARGILI, She n11'x1'11 rfvzson 111111 p11'11s111'C, 111111 11'1s1111111 with mirth. BILL CARLTON 1 111011-111 help 01116115 11111 of fl fellow f1'1'1ing.', VIRGINIA CARNEY Her 11111111'ti1111 is In be Il g111111 sport. l,Avv1:IzNcIz CATANESE gg0Hf' nf the few 111111 1'1111 11111'11y.v 111' 11vp11n11c11 uponf, NIATTIIEW CATANILSE 'SE11111 11111111 1111s its 1111111 1111'l111111.7' HARVEY CIIIZRRY He p0.vscs.ws ll 111ic1f1f11 IllfZI'C'f'1.n PAIILINE COSTON NT111' pe1's11111111'ty 1h11f wins 1117111101113 1111' 1111's Of 1111 111110 111111111 111'1'.,' ERNETTE COURTNEY Few things are more useful than Il r1e111' consciencef, BERNIECE Cox Cowl in manner anrl balm to a zlayf' IWURPH CROSS uffnll life, my fricml. is llfllflll you malfe iff, CLARENCE DARROW Can lu' fouml sllulying wlzcn llwrcfx nothing else to flo.H EARL E1,u0'rT 'sln whort, pirlurc nm' who is lllIl7lly'S r'1-fuly, ll'illll'Ifg. !'hl'l'l'fll,l, and oblig ing, anrl yuufll have Earlf' TIl.1,IE EPS'l'ElN fin all-rvzmrl ,awful slmlvnlf' I3r:N.1.A FERRELI, g6H0Ilf,'l' lies in lronvxf mil. MARY Lou FISHER Hllnlm 1Ilt'!lSIll'4' gives, shall jay iw - ,, rvwc. FRANCES FORD She lllll'!Ij'S has u smile anrl a pleas- ant zmrrl for f'1feryonf'.' ,uni aff .--iv 'i lrh frlyvf I 4 i Thirty-six MADELINE FURSTONBERG 'The star to brighten some stray, gloomy m0men.t.,' CLAUDIA GAMBLIN Silence is a true friend who never be- lraysf, RAYMOND GARY '0h, this learning, what a thing it isf' Mll,DIil5D GATTI Ask for help, she'll never say naf' Domus GIVENS A girl who is gay anrl sweet and clever. DONLEY GOODWIN RTO face whatever fate befalls, and be zz man throughout it allf, CLARA NIAE COULD She smiles and smiles and will not frown? WILSON GRAY '6Never in a harry.'7 ANNIE PEARL GREEN Just opposite from her namef, JUANITA GREENE The least saifl is the easiest 77lCTlilCCl.,7 DAVID HARMON He was a man who stole the livery of the court of Heaven to serve the devil inf' IRENE HARRIS Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher priee?,7 NETTIE TIIDMAS HENDERSON lf it is a joke, I ilorft appreciate itg and if it Ls the truth, it hurts. FLOYD TUCKER HILL Let us :lo the work before asf' ZACK T. HINCKLEY A man is no greater than he wills. CLYDE HOLLIDAY Frequently within, my brain, I gently think o thoughtf' I Tlzirly-sei en Thirty-Night EUGENE HOLSTEAD Interested in those things interest- ing. AUDRIA LEE JACKSON She has the nrt of being lffllllf, MARY ELIZABETH JACOBY Above our lifv. we low' fl SICVIIIIIISQ' f1'l'vI1fl.', GEHHARO F. JANSSEN Why worry. why sturlyg play hoolfy from it allf, FRANCES JOHNSON They make them no sweeter, no more chormmg than our Frances. JESSE LEE JOHNSON g:W,liII7,l'H in mischief are wiser than menf, CARSON JONES '6Sf'r'on11 thoughts are always bvstf' JAMES JONES Common s en s e is an uncommon zhingf, WILLIAM A. JONES Not Bill D. Jones. Will the facully ever get them straight? WILLIANI D. JONES ul always study--sometimes. HORACE ,IOUETT 0h, what a happy world is ours 'if it were not for 1U0fl1'.,, ORVAL JUsTUs If Justus plays the game of life as well as he plays football, for him say 'Suc'eess'.', Cl-IKTRUDE MAE KELLY Normally quiet--when asleep. WALTER S. KELLY We mark not that you won or lost. but how you played the game. RUTH KENNEDY Friends find her very lzamang ene- mies ean't find her at all. And we find her just rightf' NIARY LUCILE LAMB A maiden never bold, still and quietfl of spirit Q, ,,,,V ,HQ Tlzlrly 'nine f..,.f ' M095 is , I 'bf -'W' -x Form' BILL LANGSTON Thinking is bu! an izlle waste ol thoughtf, CIIIIIS LARMOYEUX IFS little I rare which path I talref' HAIZIQY P. LEEPER 'ilfither praise me or oppose me, I ran not stanrl to be 017Cl'l00k9!l.,, ICIIWIN LICIIIERT 'LNIII afraid of work, but rather not lm intimately associated with it. DORIS LEVIIIN Noi as bashful as she looks. ELIZAIIETIPI LOCKIIART Cay, gl'7'll'l'UllS anrl goorl-naturorlf' IRIS LOVERIDCE The only book that a wo-man longs , to Irrite in, is a manls lwart.,, GERALDINE MARTIN She goes her own quiet wayg the girl willingly taking her plaoe in rhe indivisible school familyf, I BURT MARVIN Oh, why should life all labor be?v JOE EDDIE MAXWELL Let life take its course, I'm taking life as it comes-for better or for worse. CLIFFORD MC'CLURE Clifford, the buy of original irleas. We detest imitationsf' L. A. MCCRACKEN Leafs smile what smiles Ire ean to- alayf, ADELAIDE MCDANIEL Of beauty well enrlowerl, with a charm and personality more than fle- lighlfalf' CHAMBLEE MCDONALD Why think when others will think for me?,, WILLIAM MCDONALD Man is ruler of the world. rmrl I am Il manf, WII.LIS NICNEIL How mn I Tlfflltlf quietly with these feet? 0 'wack ,af MIA ..,,p-4 lif- Ju' M-'gt' '57 Forty-one -v-ui' I CHARLEY MCINTOSH Beneath the surfare you find the real 1l70fIh.,, NIERLE MCINTOSH She is happy mul filled with the joy of living. ELIZABETH MERRET A safe companion ami an easy friend. FRANK NIERTZ A careful SflHIf'fll I'!Il'l?fIll 1101 In SfIl!lvV.7, JOHN NIICIOTTO Trim to fill lu' h'nvn'x is righlf' DAVIS MIDDIJETON Only our loss at his leaving can com- pare with his value to the srrhoolf' NIILDRED MILLER '4Quiet and reserverl, yet able to rf'- spoml when c'cL.'lf'1l uponf, INEZ NIOLAISON 445,19 woulfl trzlkg grnrious, how she lalkezlf' SONYA MONKHOUSE And whafs her chief delight? To dance and Iaughf, J. C. MOORE 'LA man of all sinycvrityf' ZELMA NIORELAND Her step is music and her voice ix songf' Mll.Dl:ED MULLINS i6Qlll.Ff, reserved, IZCPCIIIZUIII, and 110- mare-W A friend of whom you are always saw. Mlmmm NIQLMS Qaietnr'ss and value. IRENE NICHOLSON Sturlious and congenial, but a bil lou shy for us to know her well. EVI11,m:En N1cHoLsoN Sinr'er0 in Pverhvthing sin' flow. JAMES WILLIAM NUCKOLLS 11ml yet he seems 1111s:'r'1' than he is. lfW'IllIt M For ly-four JANIE ODEN In leazling and being led. she has discovered a graceful art.', FERRELL W. ODEN Nat too sober, not too gay, but a real fellow in every wayf, ALICE O,DONNELL A rare, entirely popular girl with a smile for everyone. RORRIE 0,QUINN Sweet, rlignifiezl, and loyalf, W1L1.1AM BERNARD OSSENBECK A rlmrarter to he aflmirerlf' LAURA BELLE PARKER A roquette is one who draws fl rheque on the bank of affection, and then flishonors it. WIAXINE PENINCER If you know her, you will like her. She is Il lot of funf' ,IULES PEROT A diligent student. MELBA PERRY A girl with a steady aimf, MARY PETERS She takes to books like a dark to water. IVIINERVA PETTY Yes, music is the Prophet art- Among the gifts that God hath sent, One of the most magnifirentf, ARTELIA PIKE Much of the independence and abil- ity so important to achievementf, JOIIN PIRAINO He doth know a great rival more than he will sayf' ANNIE MAE POWER The same 14',16'fE'1H'!' you svn her. LOUISE PROPES She has hor M.R.S. VIRGINIA RECTOR Makes A's whiff' tho sun SlIfIIf'S... F0I'fj'AflAl'f' orty-si.1' WOODROWT REDVVINE A senior of real worth. He is friend- ly, obliging, and truef, REX LEE RILEY Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alivef, BILLIE ROARK Freshmen may come, seniors may go, hut I stay on foreverf' FRANCES ROBERTS Wiashfulness is an 0 r n a ni e n t to youthf, Roy ROBERTSON Never hurries, never worries, but al- ways gets by some wayf, BOEEIE ROE An honest 4-ountenanee is the best passporlf, NIILDRED ROUNTREE Let not books interfere with pleas- ure? DWAYNE RUSHING Everything comes to him who waits. so why should I hurry?', LAIIAR RUSHING 6'0l1, if I were only like brotlzerf, DAISY SABIN Sometimes unobtrusizre. bu' ll'8ll 7 1001111 seeking out and lfII01lIiV7g., TCMMYE SAWYER She uroulrl rather talk to II man llmn an angel any day. LI-30 D. SIMMONS Meek in apnc'nrr1nr'z', bu' llzv mwrzw of IlliSChiPf.,, VIRGINIA SIMPSON If slzff r-arznnt fml II way, slIe ll nmkv N one. ITIIVIN EARNIJST Sums Why sluzly all of flu' liI7lt'?N SUZANNE SI,EMoNs Enjoys lifz' to ilu' IIHIIUSIN BI3ssIE SMITH Let me speak, and l shall be snt- isfiefln 1 4 45 -ww Z? ,fv- rlyvciglrt MARJORIE SMITH Marjorie's sweet disposition and smile penetrates one,s very soalf, JAMES STEELMAN Self reliance is a virtue. VERNON STEPHENSON Once a friend, always a friend. SAMUEL STEVENS Ho ham! Thl3l'C,S nollwing to rlo. Guess l'll go to class. -A IQDWARD STEWART Dependable, g00C1-l'lllllLl't'd, and stalli- ous. MARGARET STEWART True to her word, her work, and her friends. MARY E. STEWART A part of all that she has metf, ROBERT STEWART Few things concern himf, REESE SUMRALL I stand on the brink of a great ca- reer. Will someone push me 0ff?', JAKE TARAVELLA We must laugh before we are happv, For fear we die before we laugh at allf' FRED TAYLOR Football fame and his smiling coun- tenance made him a favorite with as all. as EFFIE THEUS To be slow in words is iooirwrfs only virtue. CCLLINS TRUE l'm sure that exertion woulrln't agree with a quiet, studious boy like mef' FLORINE TUCKER Happy, always, through pleasant and rloudy iveatherf, 13-if l'10I'lY'Illll iffy -G' M-ff' 33947 LUCILLE TORRANS So very kind and yet so shyf, FRANCIS HENRY TUCKFIELD lf you want anything done right, llo it .VOIlI'Sl3lf.,, THOMAS TURN ER Hiv 1:oic'e and gay guitar' marie many u senior party nierricrf' LILA NIAIC TYLER Wh.uleuer she thinks, she flares to fl0.,, LOY TYLER We rlismisx you with fl proucl heartf' Dems XVAITS She does her part with a willing heortf' CLINTON A. WAITS Never do that which others will do for you. HAROLD LA VERNE WA1Ts fm glad fm living'--arc'n't you? GARDIS WARE Tu be happy, one must asf: rzcflhvl ilu' 111:10 nor wllv of lifvf, DOROTHY WELCH ff s1ua1't mire is one of lifvls bless- . ,, lugs. DEWEY WEST fm rm lone wolf, rmrl z'L's my night In h0lL'l.,7 MARY EI.lzAm:T11 WILKINS Mirl11 is her middle mznzef' 1.0-up fl Fifty-urzc V . F ifty-two EDITH WHITMEYER No matter what may come or g , no hurry or worry she,ll ever knowf JANISE L. WHITTINGTON She is the kind of friend to have, and friendship ncler to sever. RILEY WILLIAMS His manly, quiet ways speak loudly for himf, SUTIILIILIN WILLIAMSON Why are some people so studi0us?,' RAY H. WINN A life to inspire-a possibility to de- velop-a friend to cherishf, FANNIE ZELINSKY g'And though vanquished, she would argue still. ALLEN HARVEY BROYLES A good nature is, indeed, a fortunate gift. 0 I ,f xxxk R X 52 A 'W' if - Q 1i 5x ff ezziors F h I Fiftyvfozzr DAVID ALPIGINI JEAN BALDRIDGE MARY ANN BENNETT ANNIE LEE BICKIIAM FRANCIS BICKI-IAM HUPARD BRILEY RICIIARD BROOKS WILLIAM CI-IERRY w ll. L. C.0l,1.INs LUCILLE CURRIE FLORINE DAVIS MARY ELIZAHETII DEPRATO CI.-HIDIS Donn NOBLE Dwvma ICULAND EFURD Un-:Al.vA FLOXD .pn-uf pr -1 'SV 27' Q .,,.,- Ffflxji l 1'ffy-sifr VIRGINIA FRANKS ROBERT HANSON JEWEL HARLAN MARGARET HAUCK BENNIE HOLLAND EI,I.oN HENRY NIFILLIE HIERS EDWIN HILL RICHARD HUCIIES KATHLEEN HUMPHREY MAIJOLYN JENKINS RICHARD JACK KELLY DOUGLAS KING VINCE LALENA DOROTHY LAWLER C. W. LAWRENCE 439 fu' Fifty-seven fffl'-I'1',Q'IIf MARCARETTE LOE JULIA MCDONALD JAMES MONKHOUSE W. L. MlIl,i.lCNlX HOMER MAJORS ROBERT NELSON MAXJIKINE OBERLE JOE OSSENBECK ALVA PRESTRIDCE MILDRED RUSSICl,I. EUNA LEE SAUNDERS FLORENCE SEVI-:ns Wfwa uv My 4 al div- .,..f-1 Flin'-rzim' Sixty EVELYN STACKS HARVEY TEASLEY .IOSEPHINE TODARO HOWARD WAIRIRRN ALLEN WIIITTINCTON KARL D. WIIITE gg i .. il ii .- 22 X 2 - l i l - . A - ,l -'?1 -'2 'W 7 i .'3' W 3 Uf 2 -'T' 'E' L E E4 ' Q11 x if E vi M? f W X2 E' L W XX :V EEESSE? uniors 9 HAIWI-px' 'l'1c.AsLm IVllil.l.115 Hllfns HAZICL Honovwrz LIQILA MAE Clllililln li. H. Hlcmcow JEAN BAI.Dmmgu AT1,Elf: ALSTON BILL JAMES . DONALD C. NIILLS E. H. HERRON FALL TERM Junior Class Omcers Smuwp 'l'1fl:M . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 5iX1l fll'l1 ARTHUR ADDISON MARY AGLIANO ATLEE ALSTON MARIIZ BARNES R. C. BARNES GEORGE E. BAIiNET'1' ROGER BECKWITH MARGARET BELL VERNON BENICDIQIT S'l'E1.l.A HEONOM ICKINICIQ BONNEH RUBY BRANNON THOMAS I3ROssE'r'r JESSE BROWNLIQIS HARRY BRYAN l3E'r1'u J. BURGI-I HICHMAN CANNON ROBERT CAUSICN CECIL COBB ALICE COMPTON VICTOR COONEX H I Six fj'-flllll' AILI-ZEN COOPER LOUISE CORRIOAN LEO Cox GORDON CREEGAN THOMAS CREECAN J. W. CREW LICILA JVIAE CURRIE HELEN CURRY BILLY DALRYMPLI5 IIYDIA IJALRYMPLE JACK DANIELS ESTER DANTES ALLII5 DIXON WILLIAM DUNCAN C. W. DUNN SOLON EARLE WAYNE EFURD JACK ELLIOTT LUCILLIC ELLIOTT MEIRLE ENDSLEY MERCEDES ESIIETE VIRGINIA FAIRLEY JOE EDD FAWCETT ARTIE FESTERVAND FRANCES FIELDS OLIVE FINUF VICTORIA FORTNER AURELIA FOX HILIIA FRASURE MAGGIE BELLE FRASURE CARL GARDNER ESTA GARDSRANE NIAURINE CARTON NIOLLIIC GELFAND CARMELITA CENTEMAN LIILA GEORGE LUCILLE GILCREASE IMOGENE CILMORE VERA GILSON FRANCES COMOLSKY ROIIEIE GOWAN AUSTIN GRIFFINC I-if T-.YZ Y IRVIN GRIFFIN RUBY HANNA DOROTHY HARIJAWAY JOIIN N. HAROUS OPAL HARLAN XVYNEMA HARRELL JANE HARRISON LIQONARD HA'rcIII:R VIRGINIA HATCHISR JACK HAYDIQN , CARLII: HAYPQS BLANCHE HAYWOOD CECIL HIENIIRICKS Blzssnc LOU HICKMAN FORD HICKS BABY HILL CLEO HINJTON TIYIELMA HOLLIIJAY HAZEL HOROWITZ VIOLA HIITCIIET HAZEL HUDSON MAXWELL HUNT CARL JACKSON BILL JAMES FLORYCE JAMES ROWENA ,JENNINGS JUANITA JOHNSON BERNICE JONES HAZEL CLAIRE JONES GLADYS KELLY KATHLEEN KELLY VIRGINIA KELLY MARIETTA KING ARNELI, LAKEY MILDRED LANUSTON SUE LAIIMOYEUY ELIZABETH LAWLIS CARL LEADAMAN O. W. LEWIS RUBY LIVELY ARTHUR LUNSFORD THOMAS LUNS1-'ORD J Sixty-seven I Y W I I I I I I Sixty-eight JUANITA LOPER EDWARD MANN CATHERINE MARTIN MARY FRANCES MARVIN C. R. NICBRIDE CLINTON McC0Y RUPERT MCFARLAND BILLIE MCKINNBIY IDA MCKNICHT AUEREY MCMII,LIAN HOWARD MEAD KNOXIE MEEKS UDIS MEI'IAN MARGARET MEIKEIJITII MAY MERRET ELIZADETI-I MEYER LAVON MYERS FAY MILLER DONALD MILLS JAMES MIZE VERNON MIZE S. W. MOELLENKAMP MACON MOORE GUSTAYUS MORGAN SYBII. MORGAN DON NETHERTON KATHRYN NICHOLS MICHAEL NICHOLS BEULAH NORTON LOUISE NUCKOLLS FRED ORGAN TONY PAPPA ALBERT PARKER JAMES PENDLETON MAY PETREE DOROTHY PHILLIPS GEORGE PHILLIPS HELEN PIPKIN MARTPIA PREERLE FLORINE RHEA MARY ADDIE RICE CARMEN RICHARDSON .4 5l'.Xlj'-IlI'VlE Seventy EDDIE ROBBINS JOE ROBERTS WILLARD ROBINSON CLARA LEE RODRIGUES HOMER ROLAND LOIS ROTHELL GLYNN ROUNTREE LOTTIE RUSHING CONLEY RUSSELL DOROTHEA RUSSELL LILLIAN RUSSELL CHARLES RUTLEDCE EUGENE SAUNDERS TONY SANTONE JESSIE MAE SICXTON HAROLD SHIPP NIILDRED SIGHTLER NOEL JANE SILLIMAN SHIRLEY SIMMONS WINSTON SIMPSON VIRGINIA SIMPSON RICSSIE MAE SMITH ELIZANOR SMITII AILEI-IN STEWART WVILLIAM STONE THETIS TAYLOR GLADYS THOMAS FLORENCE THOMPSON MlLI,ICENT THOMPSON TRUETT THOMPSON DOROTHY TOWNSEND DAVID TROWBRIDCE YVONNI: TUCKER ELLA MAC TURNBOW VIOLA VANKIRK ROSALINO VIOLA THELMA Voss MARGUERITE WALTON ELIZABETII WARD DON WARINC CLIFFORD WATSON XVINIFRIZD WATSON Seventy-one SUl'E'7Ify-H00 JAMES WELLS COSTON WVHATLEY ELZY WHITE EUGENE WILLIAMS NETTIE WILLIAMS RAY WILLIAMS ROBERT WILSON ROBERT WRIGHT RUTH YOUNG I X I f I .7, g ig 'X : : Vx as w NN i X P .- Q L QQAL i in fy ' -5 ,Q If b M ' 4 .. f Q0 1 fx ' Q4 i f E f ,' J 2 gf ' mn, X ' - E Q VRN - .- .- - - - - -3 1 -3 l 1:1 OIDAOWZOFZS ff N' V C N H fi ff X I Z , WM I S1 ffl FALL TERM NANNIE SI'I2wAI:'r . . . President AII,If:If:N STICWAIVI - Vice-President CANIIIIA Clzoss . SI?I7l'Pllll'.Y-Tl'CCL5LlJ'6I' IVIAIIIQIII: Blaooks . . . Reporter Mlss MAMIIC ISIIWMAN Sponsor Sophonlore Class Officers SPRING TERM VIQIILE F0sTI4:I: . . . . . President NANNIE STIQWAIIT . . . Vice-President PAULINI5 SMITH . Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA CARLTON . L . Reporzer Miss MANIIE BOWMAN Sponsor St'l'f'l1U fUlll' ,V ..,-,.,.....M.,,. ,,,, , Af:KI,IQY, VIQRA Slili ADAMS, RQBI-:R'I'A AlJIJINiL'l'0N, JAIIIIIS AI,III1IIIvIAN. JIINI: ALFRRII, l'lI:I.If:N ANIIIIINY, JIII: AIILII, H. B, BAu4.I:'I I'. WILLIAM BoYI:'I'TI-1, CIIMA LIIIA: BIaAKLI:Y, BILL BIIRIJLLIIN, Il. S. BoIILANr:I-JR. RIRQILR BRILLY, l'lI:RI3I1R'I' BRIRIKS, MARIQIIQ BRooKs, PIIRNI:LI, BIIRNIQS, LIZIIN BIIRRIS, NIAXINI-I BIISWIQII, CARRII-: BI:I.I. CARIIIBIQLI., CLIQNN CAIISEY, OLILTA CLANTON, IioI3If:R'I' CLANTON, JVJARGARET CLARK, ELIIISIQ CuI,I:, J. W. COLLINS, CIIIIISTINIQ CIILLINS, MAMII1 CuIvIPToN, DURIITIII' CoIvIP1'uN. RII'I'II CIRIK, JACK CIRIPER. MAIIIJLINI: CRANOR. CARLISLE CRANI-'oIIn, EVICLYN CROSS, CAMILLA CURRY, HAZI-II. DALRYIIIPLI-t, LYIIIA DAVIS, IJEIC A Sophomores DICICIIING, MX'Il'I'I.I11 DICFA'l I'A, JIIAIQIIIIIRIL DIQNIIISR, LLm'II DUTY, ARMINDA DIIRIIIIR, KI-:NI-3 DIIIWQAN, IJIIRIITIII' DIINIIAIII. FRANCES DIIIJRIQI-1, IIILLIAN EI,I.IsuN, PAIILINIC EIIIIIRY, RALRII Ev l'IIil'1'I I', M AILI Ulilli l5I's1'I1IN, JIINAS J'1AUS'I', NJAKLIIAIJ-INIAI J'JIlCI,lJS, FAI' FLIIRY, JI-IKINIC FURSUNIJ, JWAIIIIC FIII.1:o, JIIIIANNA FIILLIQR, NI-:I.I.IIc IJIQLI, l'JIlI.'I'UN, OLIVI-1 FII1'I:II, Sllli KA'I'lll'lHlNl- CARIISBANIQ, HICRNIAN GATTI, JUIIN CI-IRMAN, CHARLES CIBSIIN, BIQAL CoIsf1oI.sKY, HANNIIC CRAIIAIII, BI:RNIf:I1 CRIQRN, DIIROTIIY CRIMES. NJARY ELLA HAIR, J. C. HALL, CARLYLE HoLI,owI:I.L. CLIQNN HARBOUR, WAI.1'P1R HARIIIN, RACHRI. HEAIKST, DIINALI1 HIQNIIRICKS, H. C. lII:RRINuI-IIN, WILLIAIII HICRRING, JIgssI: HII.I,, FRAwr1I3s HII.I,IARIm, HARVEY HfIIIs'I'uv, I,I3s'I'I1R HuwARIm, EIIITII HUWAIIII, Jm.I-:Lvl HIIIIIIIIIRIQI, NJINNIIC IlIIIIImI,IA3s'IwN. CARI. JAAIIIH, OKA ,IIINI-Ls, f:LHIJ KILRLIQI, .lAI:K l,ANI'IIAM:, JAMI-Ls LIQVX, NI:I,I.A IJURIK l,oI'I1R, fIIIARI,I1s LIICKY. JAIQK LY NN, J. IJ. Jx'IAI.LUIiY, Irwzz MANN, f:A'I'Hl-lRINIi NlARABIaLI.A, SAM Mr:CRAr:KI-JN, WARRIQR Mc:FARI,ANIm, HAHRX NICGIIIRT, EMMA MQKINNILY, WILIIA JJJCNJILLIAN, JXIAIKY JWEAIJ, HARIILII MI'I'4:III:I,L, HIIAIILR MITCHELTREPZ, SRA M A N MIT'I'I1RLLIINLR. EARL NIIIRELANU, Drums 0'DuNNI:I,L. TIIcmIAs 0'QIIINN, WILLIE PARSLIQY, CLAIMS PARKER, HAzI:L PFI-JIFFER, PALI, PRICE. BILVIQRLY PRINI:I.I:. DuRo'I'HY PIIWIQLL, PIQARL RAIXIR. NJABIII-Q RAI'BI:Rv, Wwvow Ruslwsuw. HIIAIILR RIIBEYSTI-LIN, NATIIAN RIsssI:I,L, RuBI:R'I' I,I:I: Scmpclws, JNJHLBA SIBLILI. l,wI1I,I, SIKILK, PLRKIM SIJLIIIQIL, AIIILLAIIII: SMITH, IIIQLIA SAIIIII, J. 'l'. SAIITII, PAI LINE SIIIIR, AIII-3I.I1 S'I'I3PIII1Ns. 'I'RAxIf. S'I'I:wAR'I, NANRIIL S1'Iww:'I I'I:, Nl-lI.I.II-I S'I'UWI-Ql.I., XIARLII3 S'I'IfAR'I-, JuIIvI3'I I'I' 5'I'I'Rf.I3ss, f.I.AI'lJl-Q Slmus, Bun TIIIIAIAA. CAIKRIE NIAIL TIIIHIININ, XIARII1 TIIIIRRIIIR, SIIDNPX TIIAIAXI, JI wI: TINNIN, 1iLIzARI.'I'II TIIJKLR, NIARIQIIQ Lou TIIAIINILLLU, DIIRIITIIY XVATTS, Jos' l'Pc,:III Rr:II. SARA WATSIIN, XIINARIJ WICKARII, RAYAIIIND WYILKINS, J. F. WILSIIN, JIIHN WILAIIN. ORTHIE LLL WYINSLETT. HIZRIIAA. Seventy-fu e AI.POIID, DJAIHIC ASIILICY, VICTOR AULT, IIELEN BAILEY, MAIVIIE BALLARD, HOMIE RICTII BALLARD. JACK BARNEY, RECINALD BARTSCHMID, MARY ELLA BELL, BILLIIC BECKWITII, AIIBIN1 BERRY, RICHARD BIRCE, Ll-IOLA BROWN, A. B. BROWN, IIVIOCENE BRITT, OPAL BRITTON, GEORGE BRYAN, CLAIR BIISSIE, JACK CAHGILL, KATHRYN CARLTON, EDGAR CARLTON, VIRGINIA CARPENTER, SOLOMON CASON, J. B. CATANI-ISE, ANTI-IONY CHAMELEE,.THOMAS CLAUNCH, ERA COLEMAN, ELOISI-I COLLIIM, LAWRENCE COTTEN, ELMER CRAWFORD, JULIAN DARROW, ERNEST DAVIS. CHARLES DAVIS, HOLLAND DEAL. RUSEMARY Seventy-six B Sophomores DI-LEATTA. TIIERI-:SA DIXIJN, NlA'l l'lI1I JJUNCAN, DONALD FAIKLEY, l'JURRl'1S'I' FAIPLKNJICIK, DANIEL FAUST, ALLAN FINIII-', M. W.. JR. FORT, OLLIE RICW FORY, BILL FOSTER, VEIILIC Fl,IL'I'UN, JWARIAN GILSON, E. H. GIIINN, ONEDA GUUDVVIN, REGINALD GREEN, JAMES CRIMES, MARY ELLA HACEDORN, ALFRED HARVEY, J. C. HAYWOOD, DEAN HENDERSON, JAMES HENDERSON, LIICILLE HENLEY, ELIZABETH HERRIN, JAMES HICKS, DIELVIN HOOD, GLADDEN HOEEMAN, MARY HCDLSTEAIJ, ANNA L4 HUNT, DAVID HIYNT, TINA IREY, ALINE JOHNSON, CLIFFORD JIISTITS, WINFIELD KIRCIIS, f:LAliliNCli LAFITTE, DJI'l'CHEI.I. JIS LA ND, DIARY EI.IZAl'SI1I'I'II LANCSTON, JIMIVIII-: IIARCIGNT. CIIARLINI-1 LICACII, HIICII LEWIS, K. P. LINDSAY, DORUTIIY LORD, CLICO JADE, ELLEN LOVE, BLANCIII-I LUCAS, TIIELIVIA LYNN, JAMES LYNN, J. D. NICCOY, CLOYDELL MCDONALD, AARON MCNIILLIAN, CIILOTILDE MCMILLAN, HELEN JVICNEILL, BERNARD MEI-IKER, H1-lLEN MEYER, MARY LOUISE MILBURNE, JOHN JVIILLER, RALPH MILLER, RAYE NJITTERLEHNEK, EIIMA JVIONSOUR, MIKE MOORE, ROBERT NECTOUX, VERNE PACKARD, EIJNA PAPPA, DIARY PATE, BEATRICE PEDDY, KATHERINE PENNELL, MARY PETERS, HARVEY PICCOTT. LIILA JXTAE POWELL, LYNN PORTERFII-1LD, NAOMI Plllffl-I, RAY RAINIBIN. 'LAVIIZRN RIGID, MYRTLE ' RICNNOIDS, HI-:RMAN RICE, LEONARD RICIIIE, RALPII RICHARDSON, GRADY SANTONE, CAMILLE SCHIILEII, PAUL SHEHRUD, JOHNCIC SIMONS, LIICILLE SIMPSON, DOROTHY SHIPP, DALTON SHAW, JEWEL SKI-LETERS, CLOIS SMITH, GLENN SMITH, MAIKIE SMITH, WILLIE SWANNER, LOUISE TAYLOR, HAZEL TAYLOR, LESLEY TAYLOR, LLOYD TURNER, MAIIY WARRliN, JIMIVIY WESTMORELAND, HAZ WEBBPIR, JOHNETTIC WILLIAWIS, PAUL WILSON, CARRIE WINIBISH, S. C. WIN'l'IiRRilWD EDITH s EL 2 E lift? 1 I' i El gI'65!Ll7Z6IZ FALL TERM SAI.I.Y WIRAX' . . President VIRGINIA CARLTON Vice-President PHILLIP Trrowu . Seerezary WILLIAM BRIDGIJS . . Treasurer MRS. KATI-3 GAY ALRRRSON Sponsor Freshman Class Officers SPRINII TERM SALLY WRAY . . President BEATRICE CARLTON Vice-President PHILLIP TITONE . . . Secretary VVILLIAM BRIDGES . . . Treasurer MRS. KATE GAY ALBERSON Sponsor ifaw ,awww Sk'l't'I1Ij l'fg1If 7 ur-www vw J, ff' ACKLEY, BOB ADDISON, VERA ADEOCK, JIIANITA ANDERSON, DOROTIIY ANTIIONY, RETIIA BONNER, E. C. BARFIELD, DORIS BECK, CLADINE BELOTTIC, J. L. BERRY, ALBERT BIEKHAIYI, RUBY BIIII:III-'IEI.D. CARROLL BLO0DSW0li'I'II, GENEVA BOIINDH, VIRGINIA ILLII-I RIITII WILLIAM BRES, B BREWER, BRIDGES, BRITTON. J. R. BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, JACQUELINE JOHN JUANITA BROWNLEE, WOODROW BRYANT, VIRGINIA BIIRDINE. ELAINE BYLES, EUGENE CALCOTE, DON CANGELOSE, JJENRY CAUSEY, EVERETT CAUSEY, RANDEI.I. CAIISEY, WALTER CHANDLER, MARY BELLE CHAPMAN, NANCIREL CHRISTY, ELOISI-I COFER, J. W. COLLINS, BERNARD COOPER, LLOYD COSBY, KENNETH CRANTIIAIYIEI., ANNA CRl'1IiGAN, DIJYLIQ DALRYIYII-LE, DOROTIIY DALTON, BILLY DANIELS, WlI.D1A DAVIS, JACK DEF A'l l'A, JOE DINRINS, KI'1NNlC'l'll DIIIYIAS, DWAYNI-I Dlll'RlLIi, MILDRI-:D EASLI-H, ELLA JTJDSICLL, WILIVIA EEIIRD, DORIS ES-III-1'I'I-1, FRANIQIS FAIRI:I.O'I'II, RIITII FARRIQLL, CHARLES FAWCET'l', PIIILLII- Fl'l'CIHiT'I', FRED FLOYD, GILRALDINIC FLOYD, HELEN FORY, JOY FAY' FOSTER, CECIL FRANRS, JOY FIIRER, JIINE GAIIAIQAN, CIIPID CALLIEN, CARSON GELFAND, MEYER CIBBONS, JXJARGIIC CILLILAND, MARY ELIZABETH CARIIRI, HELEN GRAY, WALTXEIX CIIRTY, BETTY' JJANLUN, LOIS HARBOIIR, JOE HARIYION FREDERICK A Freshmen HARYEY, DANIEL HARRIS, ERBIN HARRISON, ROBERT HARRI-ILSON, JAM!-15 HART. J, P. HAWKINZN, ARLENE HAYWUUD, JXJAXINI-1 Hl'1S'l'lill. NINA HOFERIAN, JVJARY JIULLAND, BEN HOOKER, TYREE HOIIEII, EVIAILYN JIUUSTUN, J. T. HlI'I'I:IIE'I'. DOROTIIY IEE, HIITII JAIQESON, JAIUISI-1 JACOBS, WII,I,Ilf1 JOIINS, MAREIE KNEII'I,,' WILLIAM LABICRNIG, PAIIL LACRUNIC. WILSON LALENA. .JICNNIIC LANDRIIRI, EARL LARRIOYEIIX, MARY' JANE I,A'I'SIIA. GEORGE LEVICIYL, STI-IVIS LEWIS, J. 'I'. LEWIS, MARY E. LIBIiR'l'0, VINCE LINDSEY, J. D. LONOORIA. BAILEY LOYERIIRQE, RALIIII JXIARTIN, RIYDNI-ZX' MCBRIDE. BILL BJCCLIVRB. EIIOI-:NI-1 JXJCFARLAYD, FRANK JVJCGINTY, GRACE JVJCKICI'I'IlAN, XVZN NII-Q DJIIJIJLETUN, FRNESTINE JVJIl.LER. J.liIi MILLS, C. Cl. JWUUIKI-l, FRANK!-15 NJUORI-Q, NIADOE JWURILAY, PIIAY NJUIKIIXS, AI.BICIK'lk JWILRICISUN. JNJAINLIAZRY JXJURRUVY. JANE NELSON, IJLIIVI-'Olill NELSON. JJ. I . J,ARKl'1lL EI:LEL'A JJIALDDW, ROSEOE l'I-:'I'RI'S, WOODROW PIKE, NIARTIIA PIIIRIN, UIILANDU PORTER, JXJAHCARI-Q'I' JJUli'I'l-III!-'IIiI,ll, lCDI'l'II J,UVVDliICl.I., XVINI-'HKD PRUWI-IVZA. JOE RAKIBINJ, EDWARD HIIEA, JOIIN RILEY, JININIIE ROIIER'I'S, BILL ROBERTSON, FLOYD JQUBISHY, D' ROIIIY ROOI-QRS, XVILLIKXI HOSSY. TONY ROSS, SIQOTT E, SABIY, YIOLET SASSI-ZR. CIIARLI-QS SAI NDI-QRS. DORIS SELF, PYI L SCIIIIILES. NORNIA SESSI NIS. XYILLIANI SHAW, RKYBPIIKJ' HARDY, JNJARGUERITE TYICKINNEY, CLARENCE SIILNIWAY, NESIIIIQ E SIMPSON. JUIIY SIMS, J. D. SINEIIQTON. xJlI.llIll11ll SEENTRI NE. LEXII-1 SI.I-QNIUNF. JHIIN SRIITII, SVI-1 SAIITII. TIII-:DA STI-LIN!-IK. BILL STIILINI-LII. LOIISI-1 S'I'INNli'l'T. CR-Yr:I-1 SI XIRALI.. DJAX Sl'TTU'N, DARRUW CFANYNI-lR, DORIS TIIEIS, ROBERT TIIIIXIAS, Sllvlllli TIIOYIAS, JRICNIC IJJIIUXI-KS. XNINIY-'ICHIJ 'I'IIONII,r-ON, C. W. 'JJlHlR'N'I'flN. JANIES 'I'IL'I'ON, 'l'IIELNIA 'lJJ'l'UNl'1. PIIILLII' 'I'II.I.I-QR, NI-LWNIAN 'JJURANJIL DOROTHY 'l'ORRI-LNS. JOIIN XVAI LIIAN, JOSEPIIINI WALNER. CLARA XVALI.-U E. X IRLINIA WARD. SXLXAN XX l'1'S'IN1HNlil.AYD, DOI bl.-KN YN'II,4gINS, LI 1,II.Ll-Q XWJINI-'IIll.D. XJIIRGAN XVILSUN JAXII-IS XYUHD, XIARY KATIIERINE WOODS. CLXIH-1 WRAY, SALLY ELIZABETH YANLY, CLNARD Seventy-nine ' . Yibfil Wav: .4..... ALLICN, ANNIE BANNUN. E. C. BAILI-XY. NIAXINE BALLARD, DIARY ALICE ALBERT THELMA BALDRIDGE, BAIKIJWIQLL, BATCHI-IL4JR, LORRAINE LAVERNE BATCHELOR, BANGHAM, W. F. BICKHAM, FRANK BICRHAM. DONNE B. BOOKER, LEWIS BOLENE, EVA BONNI-IR, DOUGLAS BUSSIER, ELENOR CLAIRE BOWDEN, JACK BRADY, ALBERTA BRIDGES, WILLIAM BRAGHAM, CLARENCE BROWN, JUANITA BURNS, NIARGARET CARLTON, BEATRICE CARR, AILEEN CARTER, CATHERINE CLAUNCH, ROBERT CONNELL, GENEVA CRUMWIFILL, NICLDA FAI, DAVIS, RUTH ELAINE DEASON. NI-LLL NIARIIAQ DI-IFA'l'TA, JOE DEMOSS, LLOYD DREWETT, BIARJURIE DYSON, BIARIE Ei gh ty B Freshmen ELIJA, ERNEST ICMBRY, XVUOIJIHJW FICDIJCIA, FI,0Iil'1NCIC FULICY, CICRIJIE MAE FIIRR, A. J, GAGE, IVY GAHMAN, ORLICNIC GASTON, THOMAS CEN!-IUX, NORMAN GENTEMAN, ARTIE GIGLIO, VINCE GILLILA ND, HAZICL LUELLA GORDY, HAZEL GOSS, LETA MAIIIE GRANT, ROSAMOND GRAVES, RUBY GRIFFIN, JAMES RICHARD HANSCJN, LOIS HARGROVE, DORIS LOUISE HARRIS, T. L. HENIJIKICKS, WILLIANT CUNDOR HICKMAN, ELMA FRANCES HIERS, JERRY HIGHTOWER, JEFF HILL, ALTON HOLLOWELL, JENNIE HOLS'l'IiAD, ANNA LOIS II Y, BJAUIJI-I FRANCES JENKINS, BERTHA JENKINS, H. R. JOHNSON, J. B. KL!-IIS, WILLIANI JORDAN. LIICILLE JONES, ELBERT KLINE, BILLIIC KNEIPI-, EIVIIIJC LAFITTE, MI'I'IlllI'11.L LAME, AVA LANZA, JOIIN LOY, NIARGAIUVI' LESTAGI-L, JOIIN LIQVERETT, HELEN LOELIN, GENEVA MCBIIIIJE, ROBERT JVICNEIL, JOE MANIJINA, TONY NIARABELLA, PAULIN MAYO, CHESTINE JWILLER, SAM J. MITCHELL, RALPH JVIUNSOUR, EDWARD NIORIZOT, VI-LLMA MITLCYARE, INEZ MUNN, JUSEPHINE MLIRPHY, FANNY NELSON, JO BETH NORRIS, J. E. 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ELBHRI KLINI-1, BII.I.IR KNEIl'?5, EIVIILIQ LAFITTE, NIITCHELL I.AmR, AVA LANZA, Jourv lmr, NIARCARIYI' L12sI'AcI:, .IHHN LEVERETT, HRI.r:N LOFIIN, GRMQRA Mciimme, Roxzsm' MIQNHI., Jon M ANIJINA, Tom' M,A1aAIIIiI.I.4, PAI1I..I:w Flaw, ffuaswms A'II!.E,hR, SARI J. .K-lz'ur5I1L1I.L, RALPH ?sll:N5U1fR, EIIWARD XAKJHIZIET, LVELMA :2En:I.IARIz. INEZ Murw. JUSEPIIINR IVIIIRIPHY, FANNY NELSON, Jo Bun Nonms, I, E. ODEL1., HAUI URTUN, CIIARLR, PAPPA. Nhsgzzy Paws. ,NRIQQI , Pwxw Nw. l'm.IsI.. Hn VILL,-ten 11 'Us- .LRHI iw 5 fri fv 2151: - ' 'II ifw- RIJINOLIIS, MARVIN RlfIPIA'IiIlE4IN, IMUN RILRY, IWARY KATE RIVERS, MuI,I,m Ronfgrwww, Lww ROBINSON, GRACE Rusbnu.. CATHIQRINE I SANDERS, l'AI,rI.INI: SHHRAM, BI-:RNARII Smcxxrow, BMJRPHY 25MI'r-II. MARI IIA Evzmrw Sum, ETHEL S1'EvI:Ns, OscAR STOREY, JUNI1 SWANNER, HERI3IzR'r TALLEY, JAMES TIIIcPEN, NIABILAHET T1IA'rcHI:R. RIWIRRRI' Turns-IS, Bums Tiicmxr'-me. Lmwx. '!'mIMPf-I-'R Nh'r:en Te iC i?.HJ if A I '+'I'w.1:. 31-5 Vinum '?,,1.1f,fg, W.-.Jxv'.' -. J 555 - Zi' A I, 'B 7 'ie W, ,MQ MH 'R , I , 1 '52 V ur' if ra 41 5' If II ' , 'I ,, . ,I 2,1 wa,-. i3ARI'IcI.L fum. Awww: I I I I -f-. NIILDRED N.: II, i,Is.I.IAN is wr, NIARGARET 9 I-. Il' f fa . jg mu Z Q N x S5 f W M KX g W MWMKK W f X W qw f X X WX U5yff' ff,,W ,f1ifyl,f W WN 'j M Tazfflrl wfwf Xi! ' i xqV ' T gif! Y XM fi? W X 'ry HM f V XHHN c Hffff ff' N 1 lk X X :,,.T . N A cfrfVfT1lgj E F E' L' 1 f 5' ' 'E E X, fLQJ jg: E, !'fz V I' E S ggfirjffwl ffeivjf 'l g A i l' ?LLHica fiom E151 MERLE MCINTOSH RICHARD BROOKS . CHAMBLEE MCDONALD RORIIIE GOWAN . DONALD MILLS . RAY WINN . . I4'RANr:Is TUIJREIELD . BII.I.IE MOKINNEY . LEO SIMMONS . FRANCES JOHNSON LA VON IWYERS MEI,LIE HIERS LAVRA BELLE PARKER POW-WOW Staff BOARD OF EDITORS DEPARTMENT EDITORS REPORTERS IVIARY LOUISE CALDWELL ,IANIE ODEN ADVERTISING STAFF CARMEN RICHARDSON . Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Business Manager . Exchange . Poetry . Clubs . Humor . Society . A rt LILLIAN RUSSELL SOLON EARLE ILFFIE THEUS ADELAIDE MCDANIELS GEORGE E. BARNETT HAZEL HOROWITZ MISS BERTA W. HAMMETT . Liierary Adviser MISS LORYNE MARTIN . . Business Adviser Eigh tv-four My 440' 3-qw qv -ll ...Mr Blmuxs, ll,ulm+1'r'1'. NIAKTIN, Nlrzlwrusu, Himsa, Guwm. Blxlanf, ,lmixmx Wlxx. NIm:IJmu.n, Umm, lflummwnz, CILARK. Russl-LLL, CIALnvv1c1,L, Tmzm. T1 IQKFII-11.11. Sxxmnxs. Nlriliuxxfiw. Hxruum- sow, InARl.l4:. lNl1:DAN11cl,e. BAlzN:41'r'1'. l'Al:l41-.lx Eighty-five Eighty-six Sequoyah Staff MARY STEWART RICHARD BROOKS . SOLON EARLE . . ROGER BECKWITH . . MARGUEIIITE CARCILL MARY ADDIE RICE . CIIAMRLEE MCDONALD ATLEE ALSTON . . VERNON STEPHENSON WILLIAM BAZER . . ALICE O,DONNELL BILLIE ROARK ALBERT STALEY . . . . . . Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising . . Circulation Manager . Associate Circulation Manager . A rt ist MISS BERTA WELLS HAMMETT Business Adviser MISS BES5 CARCILL . . . Literary Adviser '44 is O'DONNELL CARGILL HAMMETT ALSTON STEWART STALEY BROOKS BAZER ROARK CARGILL EARLE BICDONALD BECKWITH STEPHENSON RICE Eighty iw-. 6 , -SCUCII 43 I. A 5, f f I ' V I wi . 5, . , ' Kg 5,6 , s 'W , I M. ZA, Quill and Scroll National HoIIoI'ary Society for High School ,lournulisls Founded 1926 ltistalmlislied 1930 MEIiI,E lVlClNTOSH . . . . . . President MARY LOUISE CALDWIILL . . Vice-President RICHARD BROOKS . . . Secretary LEO SIMMONS Treasurer MEMBERS EFFIE THEUS FRANCIS TUCKFIELD ADIQLAIDI-3 MCDANIELS ,IANIE ODEN RAY VVINN LAURA BELLE PARKER RORBIIQ CDWAN CHANIRLEE MCDONALD CARMEN RICHARDSON HONORARY MEMBER DOLPH FRANTZ, Editor Shreveport Journal I 1 llfy-Ifigllf ,f ,' If xxxkx X X Lux riff W fklfg 'WT E E, 3 wf , 2 E Q11 is 491552 .I g H-I XZ rqomizcufiom Band ERNEST HATLEY , l Duecto, M- TALBERT - l ru'ulIy Sponsor HERNIAN ROZOLSRY Business Manager TRUMPET5 fII,ARINE'l'S N in ety HELEN WOOD CLOIS SKEETERS JACK DAVIS ROBERT NELSON JULES PEROT WINSTON SIMPSON PERKINS SIKES RAYMOND WICKARD WILLIAN1 HERRINCTON SAXAPHONES CARROLL BIRCHFII-QLD AUBIN BECKWITI-I ROBERT BRYAN ROBBIE GOVVAN JOHN HENDERSON J. C. HAIR DOUGLAS JOHNSON JHARIETTA KING GLYNN ROUNTREE S. C. WIRIBISH CLAITIJE DODD ERNICS-'I' EHJI-IR CECIL ADAMS JIVANITA ADIQOCK JACK BUWDEN CATHERINE DAVIS MARY E. DEPRAJJIJ JAMES HENDERSON NOEL JANE SILLIMAN ALTOS BARITON W. O. KING AITBRIQY JX'J4ZAJILI.IAN WILLIAM STONE C. W. LAWRENCE HAZEL GILLILAND BASS DRUMS RALPH EMERY ARTHUR FORD HOMER RIITCHELL JESSE POWELL TRIIETT THOMPSON FRANCIS TUCKFIELD SLIDE L-, , , ZELMA MOREIAND JANIE ODEN . HALLIE BIGEY . SAMUEL STEVENS MINERVA PETTY . LESLIE SPINKS SOPRANO TILLIE EPSTEIN RUTH FAIRCLOTH DORRIS GIVENS RACHEL HARDIN AUDRIA LEE JACKSON BILLIE MCKINNEY MARY LOUISE MEYER DORIS MORELAND ZELMA MORELAND Choral Club MEMBERS BEUIAH NORTON JANIE ODEN TENOH CLYDE HOLLIDAY CHAMBLEE MCDONALD J. T. SMITH ALTO HALLIE BIGBY MONNIE BOWDEN DORIS JARVIS . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . Librarian Pianist Director CIIARLEY NICINTOSH MERLE NICINTOSI-I EFFIE THELIS BAHITOMQ THOMAS CREECAN J. W. NUCKOLLS BASS ROBERT CAUSEY HARRY LEEPER Ninety-one VERLE FOSTER . LA VON MYERS . CHARLES DURKI-Ili RANDOLPH PRICE MISS MAIKY' HOLLAND LEOLA BIRCH CLAIR BRYAN JACK BUSSIE GLENN CAMPBELL LAWRENCE COLLUM ELMER COTTEN .IULIAN CRAWFORD THOMAS CREECAN CHARLES DURKEE DANIEL FAULKNER M. W. FINUF Ninety-tu'0 Beginners S5D21l'liSll Club MEMBERS VERLE FOSTER E. H. GILSON MARY ELLA CRIMES J. C. HAIR H, C. HENDRICKS HARVEY HILLIARD DAVID HUNT CLARENCE KIRCUS TIIOMAS LUNSFORD LA VON MYEIIS MARY PAPPA 4 . President Vice-Presizlenl Secrelary-Treasurer . . Reporter Sponsor J 1 z 4 x E 4 ,IESSIE POWELL RANDOLPH PRICE RALPH RICHIE PAUL SCHUYLER DALTON SI-IIPP CARRIE MAE THOMAS ELIZABETH TINNIN JIMMY WARREN RAYMOND XVICKARD JEAN RALDRIDCIC FIAIIIYQIJ JAMES FLOIIENCE SEVICIQS WINIEREII WATSON MISS IVIAIIY HOLLAND ELIZABETH LAWLIS CHARLES RIITIJQIICE LUCILLE CURRIE . HAZEL HOROWITZ MISS MARX' HOLLAND JEAN BALIIRIIICI1 ANGIE BALIIOCK RECINALII BAIINI-Lx FRANCIS BIILKIIAM I.1ICILLI-3 CIIIIIIII: ALLIE DIxuN IAIOGENE GIIAIUIIIAZ VERA CII.soN RIIBBIE GOWAN RACIIIQI, HAIIIJIN ,IIIIIN HI-INDI-IRSON Advanced Spanish Club FALL TERM I r w NHIINIL I Elm M I-IM IIEIIS JAMES HILL IIAIIIEI HII.Ll'KliIl IIINIIIAL I-ioI.I.IImAx HAZIQL HUIUlVX'l'I'Z BILL JAMES EI.IzAI3E'I'II LAWLIB .IIIANIIA LIIPEII ALBERT PARKER CLYNN RUIWILIIIAQIA: CIIAIILES RIII'I,I-1IIuI- FI.0RENfTIf1 SI-1xIcI:s . Pl'F'Sl.lI6IIf . Vice-Presfzlerll S6'l'l'l'lCIl'-Y-TIPGSIITPI . Reporter Sponsor . Presizlenl . Vive-Presirlenl Secretary-Trea.surer . . Reporter Sponsor ISLNNII. NIAI1 SNIVI ll J. T. SIIIIII '1'IIuxI3L STI-LN I-1Nx JANIJI' SI-IIQI-:II IQIIWAIIII S'II3vs'AIII 3IIIc'I'I.E 'I'IImII'wx filil-1'I IA 'I'INIIxI1LLu ELLA MAI: TI nxnuw Wlxllfmilr WAISIIN JIM W'ATTs IMIIIN WAIIQ Nin l'f1Y'fll rm AILEEN STEWART SOLON EARLE . MARGARET STEWART SHIRLEY SIMMONS AILEEN COOPER . FLORINE RHEA . L. A. MCCHACKEN HOMER MAJORS MISS ANNIE BROWN ARDEN BALLARD MARY ELLA BARTSCHMID MARGARET BELL R. B. BEAN THOMAS BICKHAM RUBY BRANNON HELEN GRACE BRYAN GLENN BRYAN CARRIE BELL BUSWELL DON CALCOTE WILLIAM CHERRY AILEEN COOPER H. L. COLLINS LEILA BIA!-I CIIRIIIE HOLLAND DAVIS CATHERINE DAVIS ARMINDA DOTY FRANCES DUNHAM SOLON EARLE Ninety-four -ff Latin Club OFFICERS MEMBERS JERINE FLORY GERALDINE FLOYD VIRGINIA FRANRS BETTY GURTZ BEAL GIBSON OPAL HARLAN WALTER HARBOUR VIRGINIA HATCH!-IR WILLIAM HERRINGTON RAIIY HILL TYREE HOOKER ,IOCELYN HOWARD ANNA LOIS HOLSTHAD RICHARD HUGHES ROWENA JENNINGS JUANITA JOHNSON WALTER KELLY NELLA DORIS LEVY MARY EVELYN LEWIS THOMAS LUNSEORD HOMER MAJORS L. A. IWCCRACKEN WARREN MCCRAKZKEN CLINTON MCCOY HAROLD MEAD HOWARD MEAD KNOXIE MEEKS DONALD CLARKS MILLS GUSTAVUS MORGAN ROBERT NELSON DON NETHERTON LOUISE NUCKOLLS THOMAS OHDONNELL KATHERINE PEDDY DOROTHY PHILLIPS PEARL POWELL HELEN PIPKIN FLORINE RHEA Consul . Tribune . Censor First Aedzle Second Aedlle . Quaestor Przletor Lictor Sponsor JIMMIE RILEY CARMEN RICHARDSON ROY ROBERTSON LILLIAN RUSSELL JESSIE MAE SEXTON PERKIN SIKES SHIRLEY SIMMONS LUCILLI: SIMONS AILEEN STEWART MARGARET STEWART WINIERED THOMAS MARIE THOMPSON TRUETT THOMPSON JUNE TIEMAN FRED WALL DON WARINC MINARD WATSON ORTHIE LEE WILSON RAY WINN LILLIAN DUPREE . MILDRED MILLER FLOYD HILL . . MARGIE LOU TUCKER . MISS ANNA PHARR TURNER VICTOR ASHLEY HELEN AULT H, S. BORDELON RICHARD BERRY RALPH CAIN LILLIAN DUPREE LLOYD DEMOss CLAUDIA GAMBLIN MAODALENE FAUST JAMES HERRIN OKA JAMES CLOYDELL MCCOY EMMA MCGUIRT WILDA MCKINNEY HAZEL PARKER MARTHA PREEBLE French Club MEMBERS . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor HIJRMAN RUZULSKY ADELE SOUR CLOIS SKI-LETERS EVELYN STACKS MAIKKZIE LOU TUCKER SARA UPCHURCH FLOYD HILL CYRUS LARMOYEUX BILLIE MCKINNEY LAURA ELIZABETH MEYER MILDRED MILLER MAXINE PENINGER PAUL PFEIFFER NOEL JANE SILLIMAN SUZANNE SLEMONS EDITH WINTERRtlYVD Ninety-five A' , , ,,,,,,,.,...,A,p.., -V f Home Econ Omics Club ARTELIA PIKE ....... . Pleszdenl FLORINE DAVIS . Vzce Preszdenz EUCENIA BELTZ . . Secretary T1 easurer MISS LESTER MAYEII-:LII . Sponsof MEMBERS Ninety-six LEUGENIA BELTZ HELEN GRACE BRYAN LYDIA CARVELL BOSALIE CARVELL ERNETTE COURTNEY ARMINDA DOTY MAGGIE BELL FRASURE MAIJELINE FURSTONBERG HELEN GUICE WYNENIA HARRELL RARY HILL JEWEL HARLAN ELIZABETH LOCKHART GERALDINE MARTIN ELIZABETH MERRET NIAURINE OBERLE ARTELIA PIKE FLORINE RHEA VIRGINIA SIMPSON JOSEPHINE TODARO DOROTHY WEI.fIH Girl Reserve FALL TERM OFFICERS BILLIE MOKINNEY . . MARY FLIZAEETII DEPRATO FLORYCE JAMES . . . NOEL JANE SILLIMAN , . MRS. SADIE V. YAIIEOIIOUOII SPRING TERM UIfIfIc:EI:S BILLII-1 MCKINNEY ELIZAEETIAI MERRIST FLORYCE JAMES . NELLA DORIS LEVY MRS. SADIE V. YAREOROUEII BEATRICE CARLTON VIRGINIA CARLTON CAMILLA CROSS MARY ELIZABETII DEPRATO VERLE FOSTER ANNA LOIS HOLSTEAD AUDRIA LEE JACKSON FLORYCE JAMES MEMBERS ORA JAMES JUANITA JOHNSON NFLLA DORIS LEVY RILLIE JWCKINNEY VVILDA MCKINNEH' ELIZABETH MERRIQT MAY NIERRET MADOE MILLER . President Vive-Presizferzt . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor . President Viva'-P1'esi'ler1l . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor FLORINE RHEA NOEL JANE SILLIMAN JOHN!-ITTE STUART SARA ljPc:III'RcH THIELMA VOSS CARRIE WILSON EDITH WYINTERROWD Ninety-seI'en BILL LANGSTON . SAMUEL STEVENS MATTHEW CATANESE FARI ELLIOTT . J T RATLIFF MARTIN CATANESE JJARVEY CHERRY WILLIAM CHERRY EARL ELLIOTT EUGENE HOLSTEAD WILLIAM D. JONES BILL LANGSTON LLOYD DEMOSS . WILLIAM HERRINCTON GLENN CAMPBELL MELVIN MCDUFF RICHARD BERRY RALPH CAIN GLENN CAMPBELL PERREN CHERRY LLOYD DEMOSS Ninety-eight Senior Hi,-Y MEMBERS MALIK MAXWELL MAClJN MOORE OLAN RAY CLINTON MCCOY ,JOE SPARROW SAMUEL STEWENS WILLIANI WAGNER Junior Hi-Y . . . . MEMBERS JAMES HENDERSON .JOHN HENDERSON WILLIAM HERRINGTON GLADDEN HOOD JOHN LESTAGE . Preszdent . Vice-Presulent Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms . . Sponsor ARDIS WAITS KARL WHITE MITCHELL WILSON DAVID ALPIOINI RIIFUS EMBRY JOE EDDIE MAXWELL AUBREY MCMILLIAN . . Preszdent . Vice-Preslrlent Secretary-Treasurer . . Sponsor CLOYDELL MCCOY HAROLD MEAD WINSTON SIMPSON LLOYD TAYLOR DAVID TROWRRIDGE l i ll' xx E5 NN w wf' ju t E z E ff f 9 - M5 Q E J H X E ff Xi E E W .llffm x X ,,,, f, wwf Li mmafics Mardi Gras Festival With the auditorium packed to full capacity with Spectators, due to the intense interest that had arisen over the occasion, Fair Park'S First Mardi Gras celebration not only proved a Success, but was classed as one of the outsianding student activities of the year. .lVllQMBIjRL5 OF TIIIE COURT Queen ADELAIDE MCDANIELS King CHAMBLEE MCDONALD Princess . LAURA BELLE PARKER Prince ....... AUSTIN GRIFFING LADIES IN WAITING AND THEIR ESCORTS Junior Representatives HAZEL HOHOWITZ BILLIE MCKINNEY GEORGE E. BARNETT ATLEE ALSTON FRED TAYLOR .IOHNNIE CRAVEN Sophomore Representatives OKA JAMES MYRTLE REID ELEWR BQSSIER HERVEY PARVIND JULIAN CRAWFCRD CARI. GARDNER Freshman Representatives SALLY WRAY GEORGE PIIILLIPS Herald Crown Bearer GUS HOYER BIORDIE WILSON Train Beurers JOAN YARBOROUGH lVlARY CREEGAN Directors: MISS ANNA PHARR TURNER, MRS. SADIE V. YARBOROUGH Une Hundred ADELAIDE MCDANIELS Queen of Mardi Gras Une Hundred Une Big Time Minstrel Few entertainments were put on that were enjoyed as much as the minstrel. Snappy, rapid-fire action was the theme throughout. The special numbers blended with the jokes of the others, and the music of Mr. Hatleyls orchestra back of it all, certainly made a combination hard to beat. Particularly outstanding were the an- tics of Tommy Turner and lra Harbuck, end men, and Atlee Alston and Zack Hinck- ley as Amos and Andy, while the interlocutor was not at all inconspicuous, because of the many jokes directed at him. Back of all this was the director, Mrs. Alberson, with the able assistance of Tommy Turner, who were responsible for the presentation of the minstrel. CAST Inlerloculor . . HARRY LEEPER Chuck . . TOMMY TURNER Buck . . IRA HARBUCK Andy . . ZACK HINCKLEY Amos . ATLEE ALSTON Snowball . JOE ANTHONY Slewfooz ROGER BOULANGER Willie . . JAMES GREEN Sasfras . . BILL JAMES Colton . REGINALD GOODWIN Coober Head Honey Boy Rastus . One Hundred Two DONLEY GOODWIN . LEE MILLER NEWMAN TILLER The Road to the City On February l9, The Rom! lo llze City. a pleasant comedy-clrama in three acts. prerlenled for the benefit of SIEQUOYAII, was well received by a large and apprecia- tive audience. The story concerned a country girl, jet, in love with a young doctor, Robert. Thinking he loved someone else, she married a man from the city, named Richard whose car had overturned in front of her home, where he stayed to recover. ln the city one startling incident followed another, when Jet pushed Richard out of a win- dow overlooking a precipice, and then went blind. Richard, however, returned. and Jet, having found that he had married her only to serve his own ends, said that she would leave him. To llichardis chagrin, a dole:-tive appeared and arrested him for a famous jewel robbery. As a fitting climax. Jet awoke to had it only a dream, and was happily united with llobert, when she found he was true to her. 1 Safety First One month later. on Marcli lil, the same cast prescntcd another play. Srzfely Fzfrsl. for THE POW-YVOW. Wfhen Jack lVlontgomery hera.rd his cousin was about to marry a Turk, he decided to buy her off with the aid of his pal, Jerry Arnold. Un- fortunately, while doing so they assaulted an ollicer. and were forced to spend the night in a boxcar. Wihen they returned home, ,lerry and Jack. to their horror, were arrested by a detective. Jerry, thinking fast, explained to the women that they had joined a lodge and had beenfselected as delegates to the convention in Florida. After they had gone, the girls heard that the boys had been drowned. Naturally. when ,lack and Jerry came hack, they had some trouble correcting that impression. ln spite of their precautions, the girls insisted they had eloped with a Turkish girl. and returned to their mother. However, the mistake is discovered. and the lovers are at last reconciled. One Hundred Three In Old Louisiana A gorgeous .iincl exciting presentation was the operellu. 111 Ulfl IAIlLl'SlIllIlI., given hy Uu'C1uwallHuh,1luwdayinghL Nhnvh 29 The aios wCN2excepUonaHy good and the choruses were beautiful. Throughout H allthemfran a charnnng love Morv. Rosg knowing nodnng of her anvestors and fvarhig she rnight he an rniorofnn refused to inarry the nian she loved. h4eanmJnla a Uvacherous ldend ofluu'fo5Uu'faHuH'lorged papersto prove she was an ortoroon. lhiwever,lun'lover refused hmluJieve hinn fought and vvon a duel widilnnn and proved Hose was not whatluzclanned by bringing forward her grandfather. Thus there was a happy ending to all their troubles. CAST Rose . . . . . . . BIQULAH N1lIt'l'flN Riclmrrl St. John IIHAMBLIQI-L Mc:IJoNA1.n Mzzrllia . . . NAM LOIWISIC lVllCXlClKS Marzy . . . . J. T. SMITII Pilot Flll'lf'V . ZACK HINCKLICY Marquis Je la Tour . HUBIQRT CAUS1-Lv Holly Timms . . . CLYDE IIOLLIDAY Srurlflvr . . N1-Lwalclw CARR!-1'I l' A Friend of Sl'llI1l1l'l'S .l. W. Nuc1Ko1.,l.s Judy llfolorefl Servant! . Domus CIVICNS Ned LCOIOFGIZ Serzranfj . . , L, L, SPINKS Sheriff . . . . . KYLE l'lANLlN Directors ' l v . S Miss lVlAlXllE BOWMAN l LESLIE SPINKS COLONIAL CHORUS Mary Helen jackson. Cuyretli lNleArIy. Tillie Epstein, Aileen Stewart, Thelma Voss, Yirginia Fairley, Raehel Harrlin, lllonnif- Bowalen, Mattie Dixon. Aumlria Lee Jackson. SPECIAL CHORUS Ruth Moore. Lois Hollanml. Marcy Harrelson, lllenor Clair Bogsier. Mary Evelyn L:-wis. Clarlys Parsley. Clarence 'llc-Kinney. One Hunflrerl Four The Absent-lVlinded B1'lIl0g1'00Hl A hig event in the year! entertainment was the presentation of the Senior play. The AIPSCIII-!lflIAIl.!I6'fI lirizlrfgrmznz. Friday night. May 6. CAST Tinmlliy Shen . . XVIYII-iltlill fl.-kNIl'BIiliIi l'r1l1'1'r-L' Rrmrwbv . llAltItN l.1-Qialficlz Jimmy Rowley . . RM Wixx l re11 Crmly . vllAI,'l't-QI! li1c1.1,x' Slmle . . . ZACK lllNc'1xl.lcx Yrmn.I'e . . . . lluimfiiai Jul li'l I' Daplirzrzy Rooney . NIMH l,uI ISI-1 tYA1,i1w121.i, Nom Sheri . . . l'lItKNtIl-LN .luilxwv Kfltlvlmvz fyfilllllllll' NlAl:u1'iau1'l 141 fiAlttill.I. 7'f'.wsie Cmzrwrs . ,lung Uniax YUHIII-0 . . AIt'I'I'1I,IA l,IKI-I Yrmey . lXlIl.IJltI-.ll fi,-X'l lI l1irm'tor ............ ll. W. Sl-IIHCIKN AS an out and out comedy intended to keep the andienee in c-ontinnal mirth. it Certainly accomplished its purpose. Timothy Shea was engaged to he married. Getting wld feet. he tried to havlc out. For a plausible exeuse. with the aid of his friend. Patrim-k Rooney. he pre- tended to have hecome ahsent-minded and to have forgotten all almut the wedding. Naturally, sinee the proposed lmride was an lrish wumanf-well. what fulluwefl needs no explanation. Une Hzznflred Iltlll' A 1 ELI? 3.5 41. L.-vw 'it' til 5 - he 1 ti' 2 sf' Oh l Aunt .lerusha The ,lunior Class presented the llII'c-e-act comedy. Oli! ,flulzl ferusllrz. on April 29. CAST Miss Jw-uslm ,lvlalix . . l5I.IZABli'l'lI l.AWLlS Ilnf-le Billy lfal1f'01'A' . SULON IQAIRLIC lfarlmra Jelilas . XWINII-'Itl'IlJ W.A'I'SlJN Susie Hrzbcorl' AI1.I-:law S'l'lCWAll'I' Ray Babcock . DoIIcLAs KING Mrs. T1t'eedz'e lVIAIccAIu4:'I' llfxuck Mrs. Snijen . . JULIA lvlCDONAI.IJ Heliotrope . . FI,oIncNr:I: TIIUMPSUN Harry Hatjielrl . . . BILL .IAMI-Ls Tom Doolittle . . Jmilcs HILL Dr. Pullen . DoNAI.n CLARK lVlILLS Rev. Smiggs . lloinfwl' ffAIIs1aY Director . . . . . E. H. HLRIHIN The story was built around the lives of Jerusha Jebbs and Billy Babcock, who were disappointed at the altar due to Uncle Billy's appearance as a drunken bride- groom. Aunt Jerusha's niece, Barbara, fell in love with Uncle Billyls nephew, Roy, which further complicated matters because they were nextdoor neighbors. Roy's kid sister. Susie. added life and fun to the show by teasing Aunt leruslia and the negro girl. Heliotrope. Aunt Jerushia and Uncle Billy both ran for mayor of Tinkertown, but their political aspirations were soon destroyed for their old love was awakened during the campaign, and they were married. This was a great disappointment to their respective parties who refused to support either of them, so they had to turn their attention to the wedding of Barbara and Boy, to which little Susie Ghlaasl in disgust. One Hunrlrerl Six . 'V+ 19 W M32 'awp ,I -745: . V ' g va -QQ ., 7 - X - 5 ., gf. , , .,h,,, ,,. , -5 . W Q ?'.,f51, :fi fl Q! ,, 9 N tj N In 5 -'fe H ' 1 J . st: 3 - jk sa, -if Q iifmascss Q ,am . 1 A, Hx F' X755 Y V ,-fum Y i I A 41,4-9' if iq .-.- yd - , 5 Tw .A V kwa, V M441 gr-A. 41: , if - ,NW gy 1 1 . M '. f7m,'f'wu 'p vt Q rag, an-m'N!T' , , Alf, -. ' ' M , i'Vif?1l5 WF. QW?-fl gm IU if iii 'Mi .wha Jw '42 f,:.'.w-iight f 2. .iw RH' .331 . 'M F' sf ig' K Oh! Aunt Jerusha ll he .liruim Class pn-srfriterl the three-uvt ffornedy, Ohf !1lLlll feruslirr. on April 29. Miss fc'ru.v?m lebbs Um-lv Billy' lfrrbcor-Lv Barbara Jvbbs . Susie Halzcovlr Ray Babcock Mrs. Tweffdie' Mrs. Snijffen HFIIIOYIUIIC' . Harry Hatfield . Tum Doolilfle Dr. Pullen Rev, Smiggs Director . C A ST lCI.I2AIsi3'rII l.AWLIS . Snmw l1IAIu.I4: WINII'IIP31m Wnsox AILI-:ln Sl'l'IWAR'l' . l'ioIIILl,As KING N'lARuAIII:'I' l.4lAlif,iX . JI'1.IA 1lfllUNAl.l.J ll1l.4DRF-Rf rg TlitJMP51'UN . . BILL .luits . . JAMI-Ls HILI. Dimmu CLARK llllI.I.S . Honiznr CAUSEY . E. H. llizimow The story was built around the lives of ,lerusha Jebbs and Billy Baht' were disappointed at the altar clue to Urwle Biilyls appearance as a drunken bride- groom. Aunt Jerushais niece. Barbara, fell in love with Uncle Billy,s nephew, Roy, which further tsomplifatecl matters because they were nextdoor neighbors. Royls laid :ister-. Susie-. aclrlefl life and fun to the show by teasing Aunt .leruslm :uid ock, who .Q .. the negro girl, Heliotrope. Aunt Jeruslna and Uncle Billy both- ran for rnayfr of Tinker-tmtn, but their political aspirations were soon destroyed for Ihr-is old lox-fe was awekerned during the campaign, and they were married. This uw Pi gre:-as disappfwininnf-ut to their respective parties who refused to support I-miner i-fi ttfrfgi. sl they had to turn their attention to the wedding of Bailiarei ami Rm, if -CliiI4'll liiijlr Susie 'hlaas' in disgust. Um' Hlii1I2lff'!I Sf:- iff WMM ? Mfg? ! xpfff' Wx I MQXW W XiXM fWHmnw M1 V f f WN E XM jw um G if X !g S 1 X W - - X- A NW j .5 fy ZW , ff f' f N fi NC, 3 ff!!! wffrm 'K - H3155 Y sg ? 9 X 2 Adm E' 147 JJ 433 Siafbafg 0 Wearers of the Black and Gold MSM FOOTBALL J. B. C.handler, Walter' Kelly, Zack Hinckley, James Black, John Wilson, Joe Ossenbeck, Clinton lVlcCoy, Thomas Brossett, Fred Taylor, Earl Elliott, Joe Roberts, Allen Whittington, Thomas Cree- gan, Bill Mcllonald, Richard Hughes, Orval Justus, Davis Middle- Ion. Woodrow Bedwine, and H. L. Collins, business mana er. BASKET BALL Thomas Creegan, Clyde Brown, Harold S-hipp, Davis lVliddleton. Waller Kelly, and ,loe Boberts, business manager. BASEBALL Collins True, Bill Jones, Thomas Creegan, Cordon Creegan, George lVlonsour, Vifinnon Bayburn, Walter Kelly, John Wilson, Joe Ussenbeck, Dwayne Bushing, Purnell Brooks, and Clyde Brown, business inanager. BOXING Although boxing has not become a recognized sport at the school, four students, Woodrow Bedwine, Jake Taravella, Jesse Brownlee, and Arden Ballard represented the school at the annual boxing meet held in Baton Rouge. TENNIS Billie Boark, Fred Organ, Vera Cilson, Murph Cross, and Clara Wagner. One Hundred Ten I T Rwiirr 1 Athletic llzreclor N Coach: Football. Basket Ball mul Hasefmll Due to his skill in coaching and leadership among the players. the 1931, record of Coach Rat- liff surpasses those of the previous years. His understanding of the players. and demands for clean sportsmanship, and clean athletic relations between schools, has marked him as one of Louisi- anais most highly respected coaches. ORVAL ,lusrus 1931 Football Captain Boliver, who eaptainecl 'the 1931 lntliuns through a most suc- cessful season. finished his fourth year of lntlian foothallf' llis teammates fought with him through victory and defeat. lle finishes with many well earned honors. H. W. Sl-IBIQRN Assistant ,4Ilf1f6lff' Director Line Coach of Football. Junior Coach of Basket Ball and Coach of Track rf With an uncanny knowledge of what 7 ' lx to do at the right time to promote an 4 : . . . . 1 lv! t unequaled spirit of cooperation in all hranches of athletics, uPop,' Sebern proved a valuable assistant to Coach Hatliff. His previous experience in both college and high school has enabled him to boost the standing of Fair Park to a level heretofore unreaehed. Une Hurzdrctl Elctelz Une fllznrllwl TIl'l 1l't' Scene from the Minden Greenies Came DAVIS IVIIDDLETON F all Back SHREVEPORT, La., Aug. 27.-Football practice of the lo- cal Fair Park High School will open on September 1, it was ofhcially announced here today by Coach J. T. Ratliff, head of athletics at that school. ulfverything is in readiness, Rat- liff stated, Rand there is no reason why real work FRED TAYLOR cannot start the first dayf, Guard And so appeared the lead in a local paper, written just a few days before the practice began. The article went on to say that it was expected that fourteen I-ettermen would be ready to answer the call the firsrt day. To pick out individual stars in that squad is an almost im- possible task. Creegan, who was triple threat man, threat in his equal ability, to shoot arrow-like passes, skirt the end or boot the ball, Justus, captain of the 1931 team, with his speed in running end, in going down for a pass or in his keenness in intercepting iheaves from the opposition, Middleton for poi r in plowing gaps in the enemy's lineg McDonald fghis lightning at- tack in passesg Black for his faith- THOMAS BROSSETT fulness and deadliness at tackleg Guard Brossett and Os-senibeck for their impenetrable defense and their ir- resistible offense at guardg Chandler and Kelly for their canniness and their deadly attack and pass re- ceivingg Roberts for his bullet-like passes from cen- ter, iand his ability to stand the gaff, and Hinckley for his fighting spirit-all met the praise of their school and classmates and friends. They were in there Hghting all the time-not for individual glory, but ICARL ELLIOTT for the team. Guard INDIANS, 61, OIL CITY, 0 Using practically every man on the team and scoring almost at will, the Fair Park football team opened their 1931 grid season on September 25, with a sensational victory JOE ROBERTS over the Oil City elev- Center en by a score of 61 to 0. The Oilers waged a plucky fight, but were unable to stop the rushes of the Indian machine. Over the Oil Cily Goal for rl Toucfzzlozcn WALTER KELLY End A feature of the game was the playing of Thomas Creegan, Fair Park quarterback, who four times went over the op- ponentls line for scores. Orval Justus, Winnoii Rayburn. HMoon'7 Mullins, Harvey Teasley and Davis Middleton went over once each during the swamping battle. CLINTON McCoY MARSHALL, 323 INDIANS, 6 Guard In their first road game of the season, the Indians met their first setback of the year when they bowed to the Marshall Mavericks in a contest played under the lights on the East Texas Fair stadium. The Indians held the Texans to a 6-to-0 score up till the end of the half, but failed to stop t'he rush of the Mavericks in the third quarter. When the contest was over, the only regular man left in the backfield for the Fair Park team was Thomas Creegan, the tribe having lost the services of Middleton in the first quarter, and Teasley and Justus in the last, all having been forced out by minor in u r i e s. The Redmerfs lone touchdown came in the second period, after the ball 'had been carried to the Texans' l-yard line on a se- ries of long runs and passes. Urval Justus found an opening between left guard and tackle and went THOMAS CREECAN Quarterback over. INDIANS, 20, MINDEN, 7 In a game that was classed as one of the best lglll MQDONALD ever played on the Fair Park field, the Indians ' ' , L won their first class WA game in their race for Half Back North Louisiana 'championship by de- feating the Greenies 20 to 7. This was not all that the game meant, how- ever, as it was a comeback for the Tribesmen after losing a game a week before to Marshall. Neither team, during tl1e first quarter, was able to score. due to the way in which both teams were evenly matched. In the second, the Indians started their scoring, an from then on made a score in every quarter. I AMES BLACK Tackle One Hunrlrcrl Thirteen Um' 111111111111 l 0lll'fl't'7I Fair Park Crossing the Natchitocftes Coal Line J. B. CHANDLER End EL DORADO, 53g INDIANS, 6 The Indians took their second defeat of the season from El Dorado, Ark., and the score that the Arkansas boys ran up on the Tribesmen was the largest by which they had been de- feated sirnce their first year in football. ZACK HINCKLEY Although Fair Park uncovered a varied assort- Taclfle ment of tricks, which threatened constantly, they failed to break through the deadly tackling of Fil Dorado linesmen. Fair Parkis only score came in the last quarter after Cneegian fired a 20-y-ard pass to Rayburn and put the Indians on the 55-yard lineg another pass from Creegan dropped into the arms of Chandler on tfhe 35-yard line, who sprinted the rest of the distance to the goal. INDIANS, 313 VIVIAN, 0 Keyed to a high pitch, with more than 900 spec- tators present, and favored by ideal football weather, the figtht- ing Indians took advantage of the fact and made the game their second win over a class NAv Louisiana team, and at the same time made a sensational grid comeback after losing two straight games. Thomas Creegan, l80-pounder, battled his way across the goal line for three touchdowns, while Orval Justus and Davis Middleton also scored. ALLEN WIIITTINGTON Center The Indains, attack was marked by fin- ish and co-ordination that -stood out in con- trast to its hesitancy and faulty timing in the last two games, and the clicking of the plays was the Hnest shown by the Redmen this season. INDIANS, 13g BOSSIER CITY, O A team heralded as one of the best in the class B circles was beaten by an alert JOE OSSENBECK fighting Indian team, Guard to make it their sec- ond straight win of the season. All through the game the Bearcats took all sorts of thrusts, jars, and jabs from the Woooaow REDWINE Half Back 5' Scene from the Wirmfelrl Game ORVAL Jusrus Half Back hands of the Indians, who outclassed them by faster and heavier men, but they fought viciously to the last to re- ceive their first defeat of the season. INDIANS, 32, MANSFIELD, 7 After being 'held to a 7-to-6 score the first half of the game, the Tribesmen came hack after the rest period with a determination that accounted for a rally that added four tou-chdowns to the one already scored and put the lit- tle team from the west part of the city within two games of the North Louisiana championship. Captain Justus, speedy left halfback, with- JOHN WILSON out a doubt stamped himself in the game, as Tackle an outstanding candidate for this position on the all-state team. His 80 and 52-yard runs for touch- downs were sensational fealures of the battle in which the Tribesmen got revenge for the defeat handed them last year by the Wolverines. INDIANS, 20, WINNFIELD, 0 Fair Park followed up her triumph over Marisfield with an- other over Winnfield a week later. The scoring was conhned to the third and fourth quarters and most of the play was straight football. The Indians continued their winning streak mainly through the offensive wonk of the sure-footed ball carriers, Davis Middleton and Orval Jus- RICHARD HUGIIES tus. Although Justus was a marked man, he got Half Back loose with many long runs against the Tigers. INDIANS, 25, NATCHITOCHES, 6 Playing on a rain-soaked field in a drizzling rain that fell al- most the entire game, the Tribesmen closed their regilar football season Thanksgiving morning by defeating their fifth class 'Av foe, the Natchi- toches Red Devils. Due to the heavy condition of the field, both the Indians and the Red Devils were handicapped, 'so that power plays were used chiefly by both teams. The visitors put up a desperate fight, but were unable to daunt the spirits of the local boys, stop their rushes, or drive through the Tribesmenis line. fs- I fr , . Sfcnr' fum: Ihe 5, Q, -M. llfl'IlllTl Gunn' One Hlzmlrcfl fifteen Twp: 1931 If--tlv1'111v11. Nlhlmlle: 1.1-it In right. Dr, W. B. Wurlvy. team physiciang Mary lfreegan. ikuutlmall lTlLi54'H'fl H. l,. lfullins. sluelvnt lnmirus,-fa nlurlugcr. Bullum: Group picture of f-mire lfillll. Uno Hunflrwf Sf.1.'l'L'E'l1 W I, l I YKKXHX ig W jg ff AA , Q ff, f A 5. 'B f E A f E gmkef azz WALTER KELLY DAVIS MIDDLETON CLYDE BROWN Right Foruxarzl Right Guard Left Guard Starting the season oil with at hang hy defeating fthe lVla11'shall Mavericks by a top-heavy score, Coach Ratlillls 19132 Indian cagers WC'Htl through the first six games on their schedule undefeatedg and completed their regular schedule with only one loss, making an unusually Hue record for high school basket ball. A scene at practice in the Fair Park Gym. One H11nrll'e'1l Eigflleen 1 if ff -4 Y 1 an if Z I r 5 :MU A ' 45 ,inf ,3 v v H HAROLD SHIPP CJORDON CREEGAN THOMAS CREECAN Left Guard Left Forward Center i The only defeat of the year on their regular schedule came at the hands of the llaynesville Tornadoes, who won the game hy 21 32-to-23 store after a hotly Contested battle on the Tornadoes, home floor. Fair Park Junior Basket Ball Team IE'-94 sfveli Reading from left to right: Nathan Rubenstein, Finirs Brown. Seaman Klicheltree. Bob Suggs. William A Jones, Frunvis Bic-kliznni David Alpigini. Billie Beiakley, Woodrow Parsons and L, H, Price. One Hundred Nineteen In games played in high school basketball rallies at Natchitoches and the Tri-State meet held in Shreveport, the Indians were defeated in both tournaments. In Natchitoches, Negreet gave the Indians a I3-to-ll set- back, and Weston a ll-to-I0 defeat in the Tri-State meet. In both games the Tribesmen put up brave Fights and were not defeated until the last whistle had been blown. Although the record of the I932 team did not come up to the one that was set by the team of the year before which won qualification at the Natchitoches meet to play for state championship, Coach Ratliff was very pleased with the way that his I932 squad performed. Of the l932 squad, Walter Kelly, Davis Middleton, Urval Justus and Clyde Brown have played their last year for the Indians, and their graduation will mean the loss of four of Fair Park's most valuable athletes. Joie ROBERTS Business Manager 1932 Basket Ball Results Fair Park Marshall..... ...I8 Fair Park .... ..... 2 3g Greenwood . . . .. .18 Fair Park ..... 32g Marshall . . . ...II Fair Park ..... 77g Vivian . .... 7 Fair Park .... ..... 2 4g Marshall . .... ...l.5 Fair Park ..... I-34g Haynesville . . ...25 Fair Park .... ..... 2 35 Haynesville . . . . .32 Fair Park ..... l0g Weston . .. . ,, ,11 Fair Park ...38g Vivian . .... ,, .22 Fair Park ..... 275 Marshall . .. ,, ,22 Fair Park ...... llg Negreet . . , , ,13 Individual Score 1 32 : 3 : :: 3 : E -I 5 al 2 5 S 5 33 ,. E 2 ii IE 5 a 2 is is it Q z as 2 P a m B P 2 Z 5. Kelly . . .... .... I I 7 ll 24 7 I6 4 8 I4 3-111 C. Creegan .... .. . 2 0 0 22 5 4 0 ,. ,, 0- 21 T. Creegan .. 9 6 13 I2 6 8 0 14 6 4- 75 Middleton I 4 0 10 2 2 O 6 2 0- 29 Shipp . . 4 0 0 5 4 4 6 8 0 1- 37 Brown... I 0 O 4 0 .. 0 2 2 1-.12 One Hundred Twenty 1 ' 1 ,' 1 1 X '-X KX 1 . X U' I ' I' Q Xi L 5 L fx EUELQH OHIIT JOHN WILSON Catcher ORVAL JUSTUS Center Field COLLINS TRUE Short Stop JOE OSSENBECK Catcher Third Base Playing a brand of ball that is seldom exhibited by high school teams, and holding their Own for six innings after they had scored the only run of the game in the third, Fair Parkas 1932 baseball aggrega- tion brought the school its first major athletic honor by defeating the Pelican high school team 1-0 for the Northwest Louisiana Baseball Champion- ship at the annual rally held at Natchitoches April 15-16. Northwest GEORGE MONSOUR CARL GARDNER Right Field WALTER KELLY Le ft Field ,f W , A, The team, drawing a bye in the hrst round of the tournament, did not have to play their first game until Friday afternoon. At this time they met Boyce and scored almost at will to beat their Op- ponents by an 18-4 score. ln the battle, Fair Park reached the Boyce pitcher One Hundred Twenty-two Champions QVINNON RAYBURN First Base PURNELL BROOKS Pitcher r NATHAN RUBENSTEIY Second Base Candidate DWAYNE RUSHING Pitcher BILL J ONES Second Base GORDON CREEGAN THOMAS CREEGAN Right Field Second Base ix ' IN f , J for 13 hits, while the Indian pitcher, Rushing, held Boyce to 3 hits. The winning of this game, which was in the semi-finals, placed the ln- dians in the finals with Pelican for cham- pionship. The next afternoon, before a crowd that was esti- mated at 2,000, the team got its second chance in two years at the baseball crown, and after one Of the hardest and closest fought games that has ever been played at any previous rally, the Indians' hopes of many years were fulfilled. Before the team won this title, they had already set a record for a Fair Park team by going through all Of their scheduled games undefeated, which was better than any of the records set by any former teams. One Hundred Twenty-three Fair Park Baseball Club lic-ailing from left to right: tslanmlingb. CIUACH J. T. RA'I'I.IFI1, l'Io1,1,1Ns Tumi, Joic RlJBER'I'S, TuomAs CIni:i:cAN. iiWINIJX'i. Jusws, WAL1'l4lli KPLLLY, Blu. Jowigs, Goimow Cicigizmw, ATLILLQ Al.s1'oN, NAHIAN RllBlCNS'I'IiINQ lseatedt. CLYIJI-I Bnoww, Manager, DWAXNH Rusiuwc, Geolmi: MoNsoUn, Wiwworv limiwlzw, l,llltNIiLI. Buooks, ,loim Wmsow, EARL GARDNIQII, AND ORVAL Jusws, The lndians opened the season hy defeating the strong Ringgold t-eam l0-ll. Rushing served on the mound for the lndianis. Fair Park defeated Ringgold a second time several days ltater by a score of 6-l. This game was featured hy George lVlonsour7s home run over the left Held fence. Lefty,7 Brooks held the visitors to four hits. The third win of the season was over Greenwood hy a score of l2-4. The ln- dians' three pitchers-Rushing, Greegan, and Brooks-did not allow a run until the ninth inning. The next two games were victories over Mooringsportg the Hrslt, by a score of 6-4, and the second lO-5. The Hrs-t game was a marvelous victory for 4'Lefty'l Brooks, who struck out 15 men and allowed only 5 hits. ln the second game Rush- ing held the visitors to seven hits and struck out eight men. The lndiians turned in a splendid victory over Greenwood in their next game of the season by a score of l5-l. The Greenwood teamis only score cami: as the re- sult of a home run by Garrard. One of the features of the game was the home run by Thomas Greegan with three men on base. The last game of the season was an overwhelming victory over the St. John Orioles. The final score was 6-l. Th-e Orioles used two pitchers while 4'Leftyi' Brooks went the entire route for the lndians. 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V, ' V I 1- 1 ' 1 5: r YYSQ fe -143 My w11v1v.' 1 P1455 .Fo CAEJM 700,453 mu . 1vA.w1wv, wHAr ww ar um H41 CAESAR 607,70 ff? Morwm' MORNWG K: 9 ' Auto MECHI5 C'-A55 L1 7 K Wy iff i- 5 YH V X if 1 L HAI? VEY HlLLlAlI0.' 'cofwg How Lpfve como 1 LIVE w17110U7' BRA1,v.S? COACH RATcL1FF.' MAI ffl-'NAMIS fo 156 SEEN. , . ' c 1 1 X ro ' rv Y 49 fi 1, 511111 -1 ,,L XB23'x CHORAL. CLUB YYCHARD 151100115 ,' 1 M111 A .1013 ON YOUR PAPER MGR fDl T011 ,' HAD ANY Pfvfwaw fxffxfrfvcff 1e1cHAf20 Q fwas f0l7'0R arm' .sf,vp01 PAPER ofvcf- 1-1612 5011023 swngaw WE HA V5 AN E017'0fL'f F25 ALL Tnnouqlf KQL4' THE- TERM af IJMYWN XB N Y 3 ,L 5 5 XX 1 VI ,ww I W THF- V 'K Aid NVQHT BEFORE-EXAHS One Hundred Forty-five Tiff ffcmcfrms was amen rp mass A amuoao rung Mp LITTLE 150555 .sown MEAD uw A rmw APPROACJYIIVG. fnefmv HE 5ff007'ED ro ,ws FA mm, wmv WA: smL on riff rfwx: WURIUQ 0,4005 OR ELSE GIVE 196' mr Lu,vcff! Wi! 7 If, P W X' gm ofvE oroufl DQSW x Uv ' ' - f ,X , l -cf-vlcrm I V X N U rfAcN5R, 'cAN Afvrcmf TELL ME WW AN mom! wffms Fffarf-was ffv Hx.: HAIR 7 BRMH7 PUWLX 'fm M, ra M5512 H15 WI ev WA Mx' Y -u ?fl l 7 lxX if X X X x X OUR TRAFFIC COP aarmw cmfzk Mins .' '00 my wwf fsgoam pw MJRE FIRE Wm My pam Y .7 ' H Miss 1-mmfv : 'Mg Qufff mf fffvflsi. LQ . f'5 WHATA GAME 1 V ik LI , f X 'f'-gixww mpmmmr Mm ,f VWIMVARF you - VALFT? J VVIVUFXULLSX 'NQ 5lA7.'f NAV f?F.S5f7BLEff!f'-fl sw 1 wwf CROOAJ A Mori. One Hundred l 0rlyAsz'x oreword The firms listed in the following pages have helped to make pos- sible the publication of 1932 Sequoyah. Wherever you go or whatever you want you will find these firms ready to serve you. We suggest that you use this advertising section as a con- venient shop- ping guide. Page One Hundred Forty-se Q1 2239 .I.A.StYron Engraving Co. QL? Py Q3 Lg 607 MILAM STREET Q 0 'SHREVE POR Q Q V7 63 CO 0 49 of Q df F bl 0 1910 5 92 QQ f Q Q LQ 90 P- 4, Y' 7' f or P PP T CLASS RINGS QQ CLASS PINS Q' Q9 V Q fb IQ 0 QQ 5 U 4 S' was Oo if Q0 C0 EXCLUSIVE 6, 9 STEEL AND COPPER PLATE 6 if ENGRAVERS 6 qw All Work Done in Shreveport SQ fy for h d 3 , Drink if I IZ B0 files Best Wishes W. T. Grant Co. 408 Texas Street V! .. l ill A I1 H LW , 1 llll l ll Me, u V xllll TA ffl T1 I? C- ,IK I pm illwllxx ff? W' Ms f. in sm' r V lv' il l li il ,W l :fl Q' IE - Nu g 1 w N ll ll 11. In xl ll 'wllllll l ' ,llll, il m-+ +mmmm ,,,,, ,Q Youngblood Jewelry Company, Inc. Successor to Keller-Youngblood .lf-welry Co., lnc. Watch and Diamond Specialists 605 Milam Street SHREVEPORT. LA. mg.- We Represent- On School and College Jewelry and Engraving HARCUURT 81 CO. Louisville. Kentucky ..:.. fix- gif :..: me :X 3? + i i .------'-- nunnu nunuuunnnnunun nun uulnnu lnnnIlnnnnuuunnnnnnnnnnunnllnn nnllunllf+ +xllnluun IunInnInnIunuulnnnnlulnnnn nnunu-+ Y s Congratulations Majestic Drug Store, INC. Milam at McNeil 2 Slhreveport, La. Q E ilunnn nlInlIIInlnllnlnlnnlnunn llllllnuullui. i. tmnunl 1lnuununllnlnnnunn un nlulullu-t t E Compliments of E 3 Q FASHI9l'l Compliments To the Senior Class ' General Tire Co., Inc. Crockett and Louisiana Phone 3262 4 lnnnlnu nnlnnlIIll1llnnInlnIlIIInnlnnnlunuuun lnlnllllt The Shopping Center For Women and 5 Children JQag.-Qfaldn INC. , E E E 517-519 Milam Street E i --------- - ---- ----- Ii i --------- --------1--'-- -------- -- ------ ------ - --------f 4 rf f-------- -------------------- ------ -----' ---- - ----- Q ri '-----'---- E Compliments of 2 E I : . : Congratulations B. F. Peyton, Druggist , , : : Tri-State Hospital Agents for Nyal Products - Shreveport. La. E 1858 Texas Ave. 5 5 - 1 .... . ...... . ....... .... .... 1.. ...... + ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '+ + ' ' II'IIIlII I llllllllll? E Compliments of 5 3 Red River Motor Co.,1nc. ' E Just Across the Traffic Bridge in : Bossier Cityu CHEVROLET E Sales, Service, Parts and Accessories E E Q The Great American Value for 1932 ' ' Best Wishes to Your School S. H. KRESS 81 CO. innluluunnnlnn unulnnn uununlnluunlnnnnnnunnni inunnnnn nnnln unnlnunnnnuulnunnnununnnnnuuunnulnnu+ nlnnnnnnlnnnnunnnnnnnnl ..,,,,,,,,, +11IunIIunnunnunnuIunnnlulunlnlnnnnulnullnnnn unnulnullllt fnllunnn + Central Lumber Co.,1nc. LONG and SHORT LEAF YELLOW PINE LUMBER E Shreveport. La. E Q insulin nun:nnnllunnunnnuunn nuunuumi innnnnn Compliments 5 B. H. Nelson Mercantile Co. WE SELL EVERYTHING : 2122-2124 Laurel Street Telephone 5261 nunnunnnlnnnnllnnuunnlnuuna nunuu 4 Welcome Fair Park High School Seniors Centenary College of Louisiana Begins Her One Hundred and Eighth Year September Twenty-First Nineteen Hundred Thirty-two Sitandard college courses leading to the A.E., HS. and MB. degrees. Su- perior faculty trained in the greatest universities of America. Pre-professional courses in Medicine, Law, Engineering. Courses are also offered in Business Administration, Cotton Classing and Marketing. Student body limited. Individual attention the rule, not the exception at Centenary College. Affiliated with State Departments of Education throughout the South. Member of Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. Member of Association of American Colleges. For full information address THE PRESIDENTS OFFICE CENTENARY COLLEGE STHREVEPORT, LA. 4- lun lnnnu lnnun i+ + lulululnnnlnnnlnlIInlnlunnlulnlnlnnlnunu lnunlnf- +uununlnuuunun:nun:nun:nninnuuuuiuu :nun + Economically Serving a Distinguished Clientele . . . CLEANERS 81 DYERS May we not pride- fully s e r v e you, too? '6We Know Hown The WALL SWITCH at is your greatest BARGAIN COUNTER Your best bargains come to you over the wires. For ten cents a day the average family enjoys good light, cool breezes, music from the radio, the use of the vacuum clean- er, the washing machine, the per- colator ancl toaster No other dime buys so much as the daily dime spent Ior electricity. ELECTRICITY IS THE CHEAPEST THING YOU BUY SOUTHWESTERN Gas ancl Electric Company + nunulnullIluIullIInlllllllllullnlnllu nulu i-llnlnlluululllulnunnnlllnnunuunuli:nunnluuunnnnulnnullnl lull: t t vnnuu lnuuuunluunn uunun Congratulations fo There is e GRADUATING CLASS Piggly-Wiggly Store 707 Tire CO. in Your Neighborhood Phone 4-101 Crockett and Common Courtesy Qeezfey Price Ii gunlnllnlu nnlul nnlln nun: lllllll nun lllll null nl llllllll In f nlIIululuunInlunIlnnnnnnnuuuunlannlnnunlnluunnlnnnuulu-+ + : mlnunIuununnunnnnlIIuunuuununnluuanInnnnuunuununnnu Phone 2-11694 The Lumber Number Home Building 81 Loan Association : Bolinger Gain-Yay, Inc. 314 Milam Street E GOOD LUMBER Phone 2-1145 I : K. M. GAIENNIE BOSSIER CITY, LA. Shreveport' Louigiana 2 E Phone 2-1169f6'The Lumber Numberv ' 3 ----------------------------------- ---- - - -------- i ----------- ---------- -------- ----- I ' '' '' ' ' ' T ' ' Compliments of ig S Liddell Candy Company Mm PW' ' Varsity Styled for High Distributors of School Youths Lowest Prlces In 16 Years Tropic Breeze Selberbrqnsi . + --------------------------- i ----------- -------- ------- - -------------- ' ' f f '''' ' ' ' '' '' WELDER, MACHINIST AND BOILER E E .. NUFKER . ,, Eat Butter-Nut Bread for Leaders ln Our Lme Efurd Wfelding SI Machine Co., Bram Feed Incorporated GENERAL MILL SUPPLIES Associated with 5 9 EFURD SUPPLY C0-Q INC- Mrs. Maurer s Bakerv Phone 2-7247 859 Hope Street 2 E J Shreveport, La. unlnnlul InInnIullnlnnnnnnlnnnllnullnnn nun: 1:44 lluunnl ...nun + ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- t+ Fitzgerald Plumbing and Heating Co., Inc. Illlunl 11nllnnnllnlunnlll nnnnnnnlunuuunlulnlll J. L. DUKE R. E. RICHARDS The . ATLAS PLUMBING AND HEATING Q . - The House of Duke SI Richards 939-41 Lewelene Avenue : E SIGNS or EVERY DESCRIPTION Dial 5946 Shreveport, L Phone 2-4162 3235 Texas st. ' '- -' --H'-''-------'- H - -- '- '--'--H---'I+ +M-----H------------------H-------------------------------------------------'----------- ulluulnnunIn1nnlnnlnnnunnnInlunununnnunnnlullllnlnluull+ fnlllunnn nun: + 2 3 Norton Business College The School of lndividual Teaching vi IT of? X ACC:5DI'mE: .ns LPG 2 All Commercial Subjects Taught in : Both Day and Night School Enroll at Any Time For lnformation MAURICE M. HALL, B.A., M.A., Registrar 4th Floor Levy Bldg. Phone 2-4363 O'Donnell lron Works Electric and Acetvlene Welding General Machine Work -4.- 3002 Mansfield Road T. R. OQDONNELL Phone 2--1801 P. 0. Box l256 Shreveport, La. lllunInlI1nlnInlnlnlnnunlnnlluun unlulunulunnnnulnun + +lluuunu nnnn Q nuns? ?lIlllluun Hun., This bank has a deep interest - in the young people of your E community. lt is important that you be sold on the idea of thrift, so well expressed hy Benjamin Franklin- Hlf you do not learn to save, all also you learn will be of little valucf' 1 First National Bank Established 1877 The PELICAN WELL TOOL gl SUPPLY CO. hopes all students of Fair Park High turn out to he WELL DIGGERS or wives thereof! llVIore rain. more grass!! iunnn ulnllllni ilulnllnn lnnlu ulnnu nlnnuuu lnnnnlunn + nnlnn unnnnllllnnunlnnllllllllll llllllll+ +5 1869 BUCKELEW 1932 Hospital Enamelware and China COMPANY Sanitarium Telephone Supplies Texas SI. Shreveport, La. nnnlnllnlll llllluullunnunuullnnllllnlnu nuluuln Compliments of Querbes 81 Bourquin Inc. Insurance Service 21,2-214 Milaill St. Phone 5241 Shreveport, Louisiana , , ..,..... I 24-HOUR WRECKER ..g.53iSrf5', .cat -.--: t73 ':-'-- .... . -J, .X - ..,qr5wgg.i-gg-AW.-Q , N. 1 i.,.rliK-fv+ E:+s25g'4qQv A,-. Q , ' X if-i t - f,, open All Night wif' iiixigir- AQ I , ,' 3f 4. '41 H ii x ax Rwjvdsqjlx Phones F 41' -'-4-44 - '-1 V lhix- WQ U ' 9846, 4717 ,,, .... ,,,, 2522 csreenwimd RW, ulnllnullllll Ilulllullnllllllllllll unuunn i im rt- t-:nl Montgomery Ward St Co. World-Vlfide Distributors of Quality Merchandise DEPARTMENT STORE 706 Texas Street Shreveport, Louisiana LYLES LAUNDRY INCORPORATED Laundry and Dry Cleaning Best of Service Phone 5179 1921 Market Street Shreveport, La. i innllllu uuuluuuuunnnnnnunnu unnn :I+ +Ilnn1unnIululuulullnln1InlnInuuulllIIlullnlIInlllnlnluulllluullllnllll i ilulnull Frisco Market Co., Inc. Dealers in Fresh Meats and Poultry Phone 6186-6187 7241 Milam St. J. S. KENNEDY, Mgr. + nnlununnIunInnIulIullIunIlnllnIunIulllulluunuunnnll uunu-+ +ln Shreveporfs Greatest C lothiers Tim's Store for Boys and Little Brothers VLLEUY C0.,fnc. Reliable Since 1857 llllulll llIInIIIllIInlIIIlllulllllnllulllllnnl nnun urnun llnunInnunInnlunlnnnunnuuul uullulu Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of Fair Park High School Carney Printing Co. Slattery Building Telephone 7613 i rt tullIInnInu:nulnlnnllullnlllllllulllll MISS SNAPSHOT SAYS For Kodaks, Kodak Supplies, Cine Kodaks The Home Movie Outfit and for Film Developing see C. S. Edwards 622 Marshall St. Shreveport, La. JEWELRY- Is without question, the perfect gift for any occasion . . . especially for graduation. If it comes from Flournoy 82 Harris' the recipient will never question the quality. Select gifts here that you know will be lifelong tokens of your regard and exquisite taste. Scores of novel Gift item await you here. FLoURNoY 81 HARRIS, INC. 'DEPENDABLE JEWELERSU John W. Flournoy Ed C. Harris 4 lllllllllllllllunnlllullllullllllIullllllIIllllnunnlnnlnlnlnlullllllllllull tulnnlll I ll lllllllll . s One of Our Greatest Pleasures is in Supportinu Hiffh School C7 D Work Like Fair Park Gives to its Many Students f J.C.PENNEY CQ 4.-mm. mmm.1.mtmtmmmmlmmmm-ntHmm..Kitmt-mmHmmmmmttHmm.mmm.-um-.1............. it +'innnn nunnnnnznlnnvu xnnnn nnunnlnunnnnnununluulnnu Accredited by the . If ,. National Associa- ' -X tion of Accredited K C o m m e r c i a l Schools. Students Eiisnwss mugs 5 George A. Meadows, B. Accts., Pres. I Mafjestic Building Shreveport, Louisiana Phone 4644 may enter at any time. Free Em- ployment Depart- ment. Call, 'phone, or write for free literature. QI!llIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllIIIlllllllllIIllillllrlIIIIKllllllIlllxxllllltlllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllw IlllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll t mmm 1mununnnnnnnmuunumn mmnmmn nnnnn-It fnnnnnnn mmnnmmmumunmn-mmun m - E 5 RAY WI1.L1AMs' Twenty-Five Years of Service 1 1 : Headquarters for Flowers - BOUKSELLERSTTSTATIUNERS E Milam Street at Market 405 Texas Sitreet Phone 7056 Telephone 2,4703 xnnnlu unnnnu+ +lnunlnu nn 2 ll nunn lnnInn1nxnnnzu1nnnnnnnunnun1nnnnnlnnnunnnx1nnxunnnnannulnnunnnnnnnuu n ' This Bank lnvites Deposits and Savings as an Encouragement to Thrift 3',lQ. On Savings THE CITY SAVINGS BANK Sr TRUST CO. inlllllu t nxnnl Compliments of A. B. CRA OR, Jr illtlllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll? glllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIFllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll KARNIELKORN 'fsoy It Wim Flowersv 2 E E nhein Florlst IS HERE! Ma t J T k 0 B. d Flowers and DCCOf3tlOHS uSl ll C ne lte an ' You'll Know It's Right! For All Occasions SHREVEPORT. LA. The K3fIHC1k0FH , , Store: 512 Edwards Street I E E Phone 9957-2-l853 310 Texas Street E E Greenhouse at Gladstone- Phone 8-2837 llllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll llll llll llllllll:+ Qllllllllllllll llll lllllllllllll lrlllvll llllnllllllllllll llllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllf +llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll-all lllllllllllllllllllllll Complimms of Cottage Beauty Shop S. P. Weaver Lumber 2759 Greenwood Road Phone 2-seas St Supply Co. Specialize in 3930 Mansfield Road I All Branches of Beauty Culture Phones 2-2107-2-2108 Mrs. Mary Griffin Mrs. Minrod Rogers llllllllll llllllllllllllllll llllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll lllllllll+ +4lllllllllllllllulllllllllllllllllll lllll llllllllllllllllllllll-lllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf +lllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll . E S cc as AHtOHl0t1VC Parts Co. A Hftmff Industry E Packing ' .' W E Sh ' .0 t' Be t Ha D1Stllbut0FS of Standard Parts Beit.. Brgifm Bacon For Automobiles Q Caddo Crisp Shortening E Dressed Beef and Pork Sausage, Shreveport Packing Co.. E E 1NColzPuRA'1'lan and Trucks 612 Spring Street llllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll+ +fllllllllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll llllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll-+ flllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l llllll llllllllllllllllll C g ul'l'i0 sf'0 ' Jersey Gold Creameries Venus Theatre Fetzer at Portland Ave. and Butter Pay us a Visit and see why Queens- E : borough is proud and you'll be glad. Shreveport' La' llllllllllllllllIlllllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll+ +nuU.nl ..,.,.,.,n,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, llllllllllllllllll lllll llllllllllllll llllllllll+ +lllllllll lllllllll lllll lllllllllllll lllllllll. Wingo's Pharmacy Complimentsof R. 0. BELL 2442 Fetzer Ave. , . Loreco SCIVICC Statlon Phone 2-4946 : Greenwood and Missouri llllnllll lllllllll4 +lnlllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll lllllllll itulnuluu lun :null l unnnnlu nun ul In llll In Caddo Arms 81 Cycle Co., lnc. I -,- E COMPLETE SPORT AND ATHLETIC Q EQUIPMENT 420 Milam Street Phone 4685 A A SUCCESS 66 515 Z Q6 Q. 3 5 ACCDEDITED 'Z Q as W e BY THE Y L N Y 4' .sa MOTTOE SERVICE STANDARD SCHOOL Consider the op- portunities that lie before you in the business world if you are trained to do your job well Our h u s i n e s S courses are the road to success. For Full Particulars Visit Our School or Phone 5893 v ine? Lynn's Business School 723 M ARSHALL STREET ululll lull lllll nv? rlllll nu GOLDRINCYS FEATURE MBetty and Babsw EASH1oNS for School and Business Girls . because SMARTNESS is their keynote, 5 and every garment has that cer- 5 tain usomethingn that makes lt 5 look much higher priced ..... E . because every FASHION was chosen for its verve and dashgand of- Q fered at a price that will he a de- light for the leanest pocket-book. 'BUDGET-iris is the malady of femininity with high fashion ideas, and a wee purse. .- Cornlplinlvnts BIG CHAIN STORES Shreveport, La. li 3-lllllunn uununnnn uununl unnunn nnnxnnunnl xuunnnnuuuuu nnnnnnnunnuuruuulununu nnnuum un:nnInnlununnuuulnznunuu nnulnnnnnl:nunsn:uunnnnlnnnunnunnn Hunan. uuuunnn nunuuu In + COMMERCIAL NATICNAL BANK Shreveport's Largest Bank 1 :nnIIlnnunuulnnuuxnnunnnnnInlunnnnInun:1nnnununlnnnunnlnnuunnxnnuInnluununnl1lllnxunnl1nn1nn1nnnnnunnnnnlllulllllt It's Easy to Own a New Ford Especially when you buy it from us. Get our estimate on your old car. Ask about easy terms. Weill appreciate your inquiries. ANDRESS Motor Company, Inc. .... ......,..........,........m.1.,,..,U.nn,.......1.11.......,,m1,11,......,.....1111................................... ............+ Growing Children Must Have Milk! 5 Use Only Pasteurized Milk! 5 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., . Medical Advzsory Board. Pasteurized Milk and Cream 5 nu unuuannnuzrruuuurunnur:uuurunruuuuuuunnnnrnunnuuunnuuun ,,,,,,,,,,,,, . In 11nnnnnn:nnnn::nnunnnn1unI:nulnnuuunnnulnnn un: nlnllunn-Q Conzplinwnts of 5 FoRTsoN-HELM, Inc. DODGE-PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES 224 N. Market Street Phone 2-1112 QTREET ' AWNING my 1-TKT SDCTH Co. Em vlwuc SHREVEPORT MATTRESS Co. i + nun + g'You Can Always Do Better at Brennersn Compliments of lphonse Brenner Co., Inc. 1229 Texas Avenue The Home of Real Bargains in Furniture and House Furnishings We Make Awnings. Free Estimates. nnIunnuInlununlnnununInun:1uulnuuInnnuununnunnuuuu + 4 +,..........................................................................................4 l if f i '5 Zlr 1-4 1 .Willist- v .I E ff af g - gwti it X' ' Afulll, , 5 rl E A li 2 I ,L IP-4---5 5 2 42.5 f A Chartered Coaches Low Round-Trip Fares to all Points via Tri-State Coaches Operating in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas SPARCOLENE A super fuel for modern high compression motors. No extra cost. On sale at all Sparco stations, togeth- er with Mohawk tires, Pennzoil motor oil, Whiz greases and Exide hat- teries. Join the thousands of motorists who daily take advantage of Sparco serv- ice. 5 nullIllllllullulllllInnlllnulllnnlululll unlnlnu+ +I!!!Iluulunuuullunuul nnnlnuu Q Compliments of Compliments of - O. K. Hatters St Cleaners George W. Hardy, Jr . E 612 MIIRIII MAYUR E E Phone 2-2513 CARRY YOUR CLOTHES? 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