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Fair Park High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

 - Class of 1942

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FACULTY 2. STUDENTS 3. BEAUX AND BELLES 4. MUSIC AND PUBLICATIONS K' f 4T'1fN1'3l'T'lf 4 DEDI ATION ALMOST fifty years have passed since the era known as the Gay Ninetiesf' the era when amusements were few, and Sis and her beau would sit in the parlor for hours look- ing at the red plush album where the family Was pictor- ially recorded. Although the family album has long ago been shoved out of sight in the far corner of the at- tic, We have brushed it off and revived it as a theme for this book. We are proud to present this al- bum ot our Fair Park family for 1941-42. ln fitting rnanner, We are proud to dedicate our al- bum to the wholesome cooper- ative family spirit to be found here at Fair Park. .,...,-. ,... '- 40 ' M Q , . M Iffff .I PRX., Y .R Wv,,wm.A . A . . h 'h -W S 'nom kgs gcmzi y Above: Morqentl1ou Cummins Couzltlnq football proceeds. Left: Smiles thot worm your lzeorl. 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N1 X1 y LL ,'gXXX X X The period of the Nineties has been colled Gay, but there hos been some wondering os lo how the stern-forced, stroriqht- laced professors cmd school mcrrms of ihort ero contributed to the qcriety. Fcrir Park, in sharp controst, presents its faculty, ihe really qoy numbers of our modern era. lfff! fix 4. Xl -x N FACULTY ts 5 f EST? Q O V 4 1 X 5 X 1 OUR PRINCIPALS During his six years as principal at Fair Park, Mr. Alberson has Won the confidence, admiration, and respect of the family circle of faculty and stu- dents. His paternal loyalty and sense of justice toward students gives him a well-deserved respect through- out the community. His belief in democratic ways and ideals forms a pattern for us to base our future lives on. Through the years to come Mr. Alberson's influence will live on and continue to shine as a beacon light in the lives of the students with whom he has come in contact. ,VL Alofv With his capable advice and un- derstanding counsel, Mr. Herron is an important member of the family circle at Fair Park. Through his many school activities he has proved himself indispensible. His service to the school through his official duties is appreciated by the entire student body and facul- ty. Mr. Herron serves also as mathematics teacher and leader of our constructive Hi-Y clubs. Thirteen -,,,.,...- EMMA l... STRINGFELLOW B.S., L.S,U.g M,A., L.S.U. ALMA LEVINS B.A., Ln, Nornialg MS., L.S.U. EULAVA IOYCE BS., Centenary MARY ELIZABETH Nici-loLsoN B.A., M.S.C7.W. Ei.izAu1:TH DE FORD HA., La. Nornirrl .,,w,,,Ux.. -- Biology, as taught by Miss Leyins and Mrs. Stringtellow, is most interesting. Also con- cerned with biological matters and science are Miss loyce, Miss Nicholson, and Mrs. De Ford. No one minds Mr. Sudduth's chem- istry classes, they're so much fun. Mr. Tal- bert's physics classes are no bore either. Miss Davis is also absorbed in science. W. L. Sunburn B.A., La, Normal M. S. TALBERT B.A., Butler University lVlARY DAVIES BS., Centenary: M.A., l..S.U, R. L. LEISSNER B.A., Southwestern University MARGARET BELL B.A., Centenary CHARLES A. RAVENNA BS., Centenary, M.S., L,S.U. MARY HORKINLQ B.A., L.S,U. MARY REILY HATLEY B.A., La. Normal lVlEVA ANDREWS B.A., La. Normal, M,S., L.S.U. LUCILLE BROWN B.A., Centenary ANNlE Nosuas loos B.A., La, Tccli, M.A., L.S.U. fr-N r l AQQI ' 4 'iid Vx K - X 4 Everyone likes Mr. Leissner's history classes and Miss Bell's geographical talks. The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Ravenna, is the talk ot the school. Miss Hopkins and Mrs. l-latley enjoy teaching al- gebra and geometry. Miss Andrews, Miss Brown, and Mrs. lgoe help students in that ever prevailing search ot X, y, and z. THE FACULTY Fourteen THE FACULTY l-listory and Civics receive a new understand- ing under the capable teaching ot Miss Griggs and Miss Byrne. Mr. Cummins gives his classes an interesting slant on economics While Mrs. Wliitehurst and Mr. King keep busy their attentive classes ot history and typing, respectively. Coaches Schaal, Wil- son, and Prendergast turn out superior ath- CLARA GRIGGS E.A., La. Tech lIllYHA BYHNE BJX., LII. Noniial D. H. CUMMINS B.S., Oakland City Colleqc- M.A., MIIIIIII U. OLIVIA Barr WHITEHIIRST B.A., CTt'I1fPI'lI'1l'Y IAIvIEs KING B.A., Centexitiry R. B. SCIIAAL. BS., Coriteiiaryy MS., L.S.U. ROY M. WILSON B.S., L.S.U. F. H. PRENDEHGAST BS., Alabarxia Tech l.I,IcII.LE B. DAVIS BA., La. Normal Tmvrss S. Nom. B.A., Centenary BONNIE K. BATCIIELOH N.T.S.T.C.y IvI.A., L,S.U. S1-wir: V. YARBROUGII B.A., Centenary HIXIE DAVIDSON BA., La. Normal EDITII BAILEY BARISAS BA., Ciiiteriaryg M.A., L.S.U. LOIIYNI-: MARTIN B.A., Centenary lENNIE loNIas l3.A., La. Normal, M.A., L.S.U. lVlAHTZ-IA LOUISE HUDSON BA., l..II. Normal, M.A., Tulane U. letes. English is made interesting when taught by Mrs. Davis, Mr. Noel, and Mrs. Batchelor. Mrs. Yarbrough and Mrs. Barisas manage the Pow Wow, and Miss Davidson keeps the Dramatic and Speech departments going. Three happy English teachers are Miss Martin, Mrs. Iones, and Miss Hudson. Miss Stuclcey and Miss Huggins teach our girls First Aid and Gymnastics. Miss Moore and Miss Palmer talk over Sequoyah busi- ness. Mrs. McClellan makes business men and stenographers out oi boys and girls. Did someone burn something in the Home Ec. Department to cause Mrs. King and Mrs. Hill to laugh? Mrs. Hooks and Miss McElroy BEVERLY STUCKEY B.S., La. Tech. ESTELLE HUGGINS B.S., Peabody College CHRYsr1NE MooRE B.A., Centenary FRANCES PALMER B.A., Centenary OUIDA MCCLELLAN BA., Centenary VIRGINIA KING B.S., L.P.I. BLANCHE Him. B.S., N.T.S.T.C. EOLA P. Rooics B.S., La. Normal MILDRED MCELROY B.S., Texas U. DAVID C. KILLIAN B.A., Western State WALTER H1NEs SIMS B,A., Hardin-Simmonsg B.M., Centenary BESS HuDGiNs Dietitian MRS.. O. W. WIDICK Ass't Cafeteria Manager are the other members ot this department. Two musicians, Mr. Killian and Mr. Sims, tind much in common. Mrs. Hudgins and Mrs. Widick have the important job of keep- ing Fair Park students well ted. Mrs. Olivia Brown, new English teacher at Fair Park whose picture does not appear, holds a BA. from Louisiana State Normal. THE FACULTY Sixteen THE FACULTY Active in Inany Organizations, Mrs. Sims and Miss Cook also teach Latin and English. Ambitious Fair Park students take foreign languages under Miss Tilly and Miss Hole land. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Hargrove teach painting, pottery, and crafts. Mr. Smith keeps the school machinery runni g sm oth- ly while Mr. Reeves and Mr. Boone instruct the boys in the use ot hammer, saw, and rule. Miss Connell and Mrs. Monette keep the Office details in order. Mrs. lohns seems pleased to talk Over some bookish matter with Miss Morgan and Miss Kanavel, our two tull-time librarians. ft, I f ANNIE SIMs B.A,, Centenary ANNIE LAURIE COOK BA., Iudson Colleqep M.A., Texas U. RITTII TILLY KA., S,L.l.p M.A., l..S.U. MARY HOLLAND HA., Union University GRACE B. GRAY B.A., Southeastern State Teachers College SALLY BENNETT HAFIGROVE RA., Ln. Tech: M.A,, Columbia HOLLIS SMITH llIIqIne-er LYNN L. Rcsvzs B.A.,Chadron State Teachers College: M.A., Greely State Teachers College LELAND BOONE BS., Kansas State Teachers College EDNA CONNI-:I.I., Office Assistant LOUISE MONETTE B.A., Centenary RUTH IOIINs BA., L.S.N.C. MARY MORGAN HA., L.S.N.C.g B.S., L.S,U. MARY KANAVEL B.A,, Colorado U.g B.S., L.S.U. ,4v N of In I X l N X I I xr X I N 1 'ffllf l ilxx X x It is still reading, 'ritinq, and 'rithmetic, but not taught to the tune of a hickory stick. On the 1942 campus can be seen no turtle-neck sweaters, rniddy blouses, and high-buttoned shoes, bui a new breed of youth in Sloppy loes, ankle socks, and saddle shoes. The per- meaiinq spirit, however, re- mains ihe same-A--thoroughly American. Lfff, f'xxNx -x x X STUDENTS QI J DE' ...,,x l V f 'Y ' x , 'Se' 18? X-f li .fvnx f AH Q , 'fu x I r4 11, E I ...W I e wiv! lf 9' 0 if 'gg 2 X .,1iq5,i,6Z,4 , U ' it 7 f 0 121.75 I JI j . ! .s q ig K I 0 I ' , ix x fy X X Xxx s f My K Q, X 'E W 2 , N , 'N mx f' x mm Rza' if :film .XXKEV nik wb QV' M Q f anim M, I 1 The Senior Class otttcers pose in tin-type manner. Standing, lett to riatvt: A. C. Florv, Presidentg Mrs. Clrvja Wllitenurst, Spansarp Clara Fern Hunter, Secref tary. Seated, Iett to right: Harold McBeth, Treasurerf Mr. Wjlsara, Sponsarp .Ed folly, Vice-President. Twenty unc MONTE BALLEW Concert Band '39-'42g Caddo Hi-Y '40-'42g Marching Band '39A'42g Student Forum '40-'41 IOE BANNON Hi-Y '38-'397 Aviation Club '397 Camera Club '394'42g Se- quoyah Ad Staff '4l-'42g Latin Club '42 IUNE BARDWELL B Senior VICTOR BARNETT Boys Glee Club 54103427 A Choir '40-'427 Bioioqy Club '4Ug R,O.T.C. '40-'42 BETTY BAHNTHOUSE Iunior Play '4lg Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Pep Squad '38p Debate Club '38-'391 Girl Reserves '38A'39g French Club '40-'41, Vice President '4lg Tri-Y '41-'42y Quill and Scroll '41-'42g Library Club '39p Arts and Crafts Club '39-'4Og Sequoyah Staff '40-'42, Typist '41-'42, Literary and Feature Ed. '41-'42 LYLE BAHRE Twenty-two Seniors THELMA GRACE ABNEY Home Ec. '39-'fllg Girl Reserves '384'4Og Tri-Y '41-V427 Bioloqy Club '39-'40 IOYCE ADAMS Girl Reserves '38-'40, Sec. '4Ug Freshman Play '38y Camera Club '38-'42g Home Ec. Club '38-'4Og Biology Club '39g Capt. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Pow Wow Ad Staff '-427 Latin Club '4lg Girls Glee Club '39-'40 MARY ADAMS Pep Squad '39 TOMMY ADAMS Hi-Y '38-'42g Biology Club '3Bg Latin Club '38-'39p R.O.T.C. '38-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Math Club '427 Dramatics Club '421 Latin Club '38-'39 IIM ALLRED Quill and Scroll '41-'42, Sec. '41-'42g Court lester-Mardi Gras '4lg Sequoyah Staff '40-'42, Ass. Ed. '41-'42, Art Ed. '40-'4Zg Lieui. R.O.T.C. '41-'427 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'427 R.O.T.C. '39-'42g Caddo Hi-Y '41-'4Zg Arts and Crafts Club '40-'41 EMMA LOU ARNOLD Girl Reserves '38-'42, Sec. '4Og Home Ec. '38-'41 Seniors OSCAR BARTLETT Track Team '40-'42g Camera Club '41 BETH BASS Girl Reserves '38-'39g Tri-Y '39-'42, Sqt. at Arms '4l5 Se- quoyah Ad Staff '40-'4lg Iunior Play '4lg Student Forum '4l7 Sequoyah Stcxft '41-'42, Club Ed. '41-'42p Library Club '38-'4Op Cadet Band '38g Latin Club '39-'4Ug Home Ec. '38-'40p Math Club '41-'42 BETTY BASS Home EC. '38-'39: Camera Club '38-'40p Girl Reserves '39-'40, Sec. '4Ug Sequoyah Ad Staff '41-'4Zg Cadet Band '39-'40 LAWRENCE BASS B Senior TOMMY BATES Glee Club '3Bg Bond '41-'42 BENNY BAW Hi'Y '39-'42p Spanish Club '39-'4Ug Boys State '4lg Student Forum '4lg Hi-Y Congress '40 HELEN BAYLISS Girls Reserves '-'ll-'4?g CFIITIGIVI Club '39-'42g Suqilriyrili Ad ' ' ' '41'4'7 Striif 41- 425 P.-T,A. Representative HARVEY C. BELTZ R,O.'l'.C. '33-'42g Lieul. R.O.T,C. '41-'42g Officers and Spon- sors Club '41-'42p Rifle Team '40-'41 MABLE BENOIT Girl Reserves '4Og Home EC. '397 Pop Squad '40 NORMAN BENOIT Ward Chapter Hi-Y 'lllg He-Male Contest '41 PHYLLIS BEv1s Girl Reserves '39-42 RUTH BEWLEY B Senior Twenty-three IVICINTYRE BRIDGES Hobby Club '38-'39g Biology Club '39g Hi-Y '39-'427 Sqts. Club '42g R.O.'l'.C. '40-'427 Pow Wow Ad Staff '427 French Club '42g Latin Club '39-'4l7 Iunior Play '4l7 Freshman Play '39 PHIL BROW He-Male Contest '39-'4ly Mardi-Gras '4Og Caddo Hi-Y '41g Sqts. Club '41-'42 DOROTHY BROWN Home EC. '38-'4Og Pow Wow Typist '41-'42 GLYNN BROWN l-le-Male Contest '39-'4l5 Mardi Gras '39y Basketball '39-'4U7 Hi-Y '39-'42p Camera Club '42 HARRY BROWN Latin Club '37-'39g Camera Club '38g Pow Wow Staff '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g R.O.T.C. '37-'42g Lieut. R,O.T.C. '41-'42p Cadet Bond '387 Concert Band '39-'42g Marching Band '40-'42g Orchestra '41 MORRIS RAE BROWN Latin Club '40-'42, Pres. '41-'42g Spanish Club '42, Treas. '-427 Sqts. Club '41-'42g Mardi Gras '42 Twenty-four Seniory MARGARET BLAND ALICE SUE BLASSINGAME Home EC, '39-'4Og Spanish Club '40-'417 Dramatics Club '42 GEORGE BLOXOM ram. cxub 'svvaa BILLY BOOKOUT B Senior TROY BRASWELL B Senior THELMA LEE BREWER B Senior Seniors RUTH BROWN Glee Club '39-'407 Debate Club '40-'4lp Dramalics Club '42g Girl Reserves '38-'39 EDWIN BRUN Band '42 IACKIE BRYAN Math Club '4lg Choir '41J42g Biology Club '39, Sec. '39g Student Forum '37-'40g Camera Club '41-'42, Pres. '41-'42g Capt. R,O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'4Zg Officers cmd Sponsors Club '41-'42, Sec. '41-'42g Maid oi Honor Mardi Gras '42g Tri-Y '41-'42g Home EC. '38-'40 HOMER BRYANT Camera Club '38g Sqts. Club '4l1 Civics Club '38g Hi-Y 'SBQ Boys Home Ec. '41-'42 IERRY BRYANT Home EC, '39-'4Op Girl Scouts '4O7 Girl Reserves '39-'4Op Bioloqy Club '-409 Camera Club '39 THOMAS LRE BRYANT loHN LEE BUCHANAN Bloloqy Club '40-'41 IACK BURKETT IUANITA BURNETT Camera Club '38-'39g Home EC. '38+'4lp Girl Reserves '38-'42, Tre-as. '40-'4lp Debate Club '38-'42, Treas. '41-'42g Dmmalics Club '41-'421 Pep Squad '38-'4lp Sequoyah Ad Staff '41-'42g Latin Club '39-'40 JOHN BURNS MARGARET BYRNE Girl Reserves '39A'42i Home EC. '39-'427 Pep Squad '38-'395 Latin Club '39-'4l5 Math Club '41-'42 REED BYLES Twenty-five ANNE CAsc1o Home llc. '38-'40 Bois CASH Bioloqy Club '38g R.O.T.C, '38-'42g Caddo Hi-Y '39-'4lp Seniors RUSSELL CALL I. C. CARPENTER R.O.T.C. '39-'42p Hi-Y '41-'42g Sqts. Club '41-'-421 Boys Home EC. '41-'42 MARGARET CARPENTER Home EC. '38-'4J7 Girl Reserves '40 ELMER CARR B Senior STANTON CARROLL B Senior IEANNE CARVER Home Ec. '40-'42g Biology Club '4Ug Library Club '41-'42 Pep Squad '41-'427 Glee- Club '40-'42 Industrial Relations '41-'42, Pres. '41-'42 C. S. CASTLE Cadet Band '39-V105 Bioloqy Club '4Oy R.O.T.C. '41 Twentyesix IACK CATHEY B Senior CONCETTA CEFALU Home EC. '40 WILLIAM CHANDLER Camsfra it. S e n 1' 0 r 5 DOROTHY NELL CLEMENS Club '38-'4Of Girl Reserve-S '38-'4Og Tri-Y '41-'427 Sequoyah Ad Slaff '41-'42g Home EC. '38 RUDOLPH COCKRELL DONNA MAE COLE Home EC. '39-'41 WHITLEY COLEMAN 'J ES CONERLY Fren ub '39-'4Op R.O.T.c. '41-'42 DAVID CONNELL 1 Q 1 1 .C. '41-'4fZg Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'-425 Civics Club '39-'40 ' '39 res, '38-'39' S is. Club '40-'4l' Math Club '39' Y IOSEPHINE CONSTANTINO WANDA COOPER Glee Club '38-'42g Home EC. '38-'4Op Civics Club '39-'40, Pres. '39-'4Ug Library Club '39g A Capella Choir '39-'42g Tri-Y '40-'42g Latin Club '39-'4O5 Mardi Gras '42g Beauiy '4l7 Capt. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Student Forum '39+'4Og Girl Reserves '39-'40 VIRGINIA CRAUN E. P. CRAWFORD R.O.T.C. '39-'427 Caddo H1-Y '41-'42g Spanish Club '4l 42g Math Club '4l-'42p Sqis. Club '41-'42 IESSIE LEE CROUCH B Senior E. V. CURETON Twenty-seven FRANCIS DEAL Basketball Manaqer '38-'39g Baseball Manager '397 Hi-Y '39-'42, Treas. '39, Sec. '425 Track '40-'41y Football '37-'4lp He-Male Contest '39-'4Op Sec. Freshman Class '38g Treas. Sophomore Class '39g Vice Pres. Iunior Class '40 LOUISE DEES Girl Reserves '42g Pep Squad '37f Latin Club '4lg Camera Club '39-'4Op Biology Club '41 ELOISE DE Moss Girl Reserves '39-'4Ug French Club '4l7 Math Club '427 Dramatics Club '42 HELEN HOPE DOOKERY Pep Squad '38g Girl Reserves '38-'42g Home Ec. '38-'42: Pow WOW Staff '41-'42 DONALD DOWNS B Senior IOE DOWNS Latin Club '39-'4O7 Math Club '40-'42 Twenty-eight Seniors MARY ANN DIANNA Home EC. '38-'4O7 POW WOW Staff '40-'42, Ass. Ed. '41-'42 Quill and Scroll '41-'42 EDWARD DARKE French Club '39-'41y R.O,T.C. '40-'42g Math Club '41-'42 IACK DAVIDSON B Senior BOBBY DAVIS B Senior HAZEL DAVIS Home Ec. '397 Civics Club '40 IAMES DAY Hi-Y '41-'42g Baseball '42g Spanish Club '39-'40 Seniors NORMAN DUDLEY CLAUDIS DUKE Home Ec. '38-'39g Girls B Glee Club '38+'39g Girls A Glee Club '39-'42 BERTA LEE DUPREE Home EC. '40-'4l5 Arts ond Crcifts Club '42 ROBERT EASLEY B Senior GLORIA EPURD Home EC. '38-'4O7 Civics Club '40g Girl Reserves '38-'39g Pep Squad '38g Girls A Glee Club '41-'42, Sec. '427 A Ccipellcr Choir '41-'42 BILL ELLIOT B Senior DAN ELLIOTT Mcxih Club '42p Bond '38-'41p Drcxmcrtics Club '42g Hi-Y '40-'42: French Club '39-'40 NEDRA EVANS Home EC. '39-'4lg Girl Reserves '40-'41, Sec. '4lg Spanish Club '40-'41, Treos. '4l: Moth Club '41-'42, Sec. '4lp Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '4l 42y Pep Squad '394'40 OUIDA EVANS Home EC. '39-'42g Debate '39-'4Oy Drumcxtics Club '41-'42p Officers und Sponsors Club '41-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '4l 4Z SAM FARMER Civics Club '39-'42, Vice Pres. '39, Sgt. at Arms '4Og Student Forum '40y R.O.T.C. '39-'40 I. T. FAVARON Latin Club '38-'39g Boys Glee Club '41-'42g Rifle Team '40-'42p Sqts. Club '41-'42 LAVERNE FERGUSON Twenty-nine Thirty IOHNNY FRAZIER CLARA GALLIEN Glee Club '38-'4Og Camera Club '4O: Home Ec. Club '39: Girl Reserves '40-'417 Civics Club '41 IOY GAMBLE Home EC. Club '38-'42: Pep Squad '38-'4Og Debaie Club '40- '42, Vice Pres. '427 Dramatics Club '41-'42, Pres. '41-'42g Girl Reserves '38-'42, Pres. '40 Spanish JOHNNY GANDY GROVER GARRISON FRED GIBSON Club '39-'4lg Marching Band Cadet Band '39-'41 Seniors R. A. FERGUSON IOYCE FINUF Girl. Reserve '39-'42, Vice Pres. '4lg Home EC. '33-'42: Spanish Club '39-'41g Math Club '4lA'42 SADIE FLETCHER Home Ec. '39-'4lp Girl Reserves '40-'42: Pep Squad '39-'40 A. C. FLORY Football '37-'41, Captain '417 Track '40-'42g Ward Hi-Y, Vice Pres. '40-'41g Serqeants Club Pres. '40-'4lg Major R.O.T.C. '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Boys Home EC. Club '41, Pres. '4lg Laiin Club '37-'397 Pres, Sr. Class '42 LORAINE FORTSON B Senior HARDY FRAZIER Cadet Band '39 eniors PAULINE GIFFORD IIMMY GIPSON -'4O' Concert Bcmd '40-'4l' S ts. Club '4l-'-42- 1 I Q Marching Band, '40-'4l1 H.O.T,C. '39-'4lg Spanish Club '41- R.O.T.C. '39-'42 Hi-Y '41 PERRY GIROD Spanish Club '40-'42 Vice President '41- ' Pow wow Ad Staff 111142 Cadet Band '37-' Marching Baud Lieut. R.O.T.C. Camera Club DOUGLAS GIVENS 397 Concert Band '39A'42p Word Hi-Y '39-'42g '37-'42p Biology Club '38-'3Qp R.O.T.C. '37-'42p '4l 427 Officers and Sponsors Club '41,'42 FELIX GLADDEN B Senior IEAN GLOVER '39-'4lp Girl Reserves '39-'4U: Typist Pow Wow Staff '41-'42 SYRIL GOURLEY Camera Club '39p Girl Reserves '39, Vice Pres, '39p Tri-Y '40-'42g Home Ec. '40-'41p Sequoyah Bus. Staff '4OY'4lp Lieut. R.O,T.C. Sponsor '41-'427 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g P.-T.A. Representative '41-'42 HELEN GRAVES Latin Club '39-'4Ug Home EC. '38-'39 KATHERINE GRIFFITH Girl Reserves '39-'42, Sec. '40g Library Club '41-'42, Sec. '41, Vice Pres. '42g Pep Squad '39g Math Club '42g Home Ec. '38-'39g Latin Club '39 CARROLL Gurcr: B Senior RALPH GULLEY French Club '39-'4lg Concert Band '39-'42g Ward Hi-Y '40-'4Z: Sequoyah Ad Staff '41-'42g Marching Band '39-'42 GLORIA HAGOOD Girls A Glee Club '41-'42p A Capella Choir '40-'4lg B Choir Pianist '41-'42 Thirty-one W. C. HARLAN Boys Home EC. '40-'4lg Football '40-'4lp Track '40-'4lp Seniors VIRGINIA HALL GLENN T. HAMPTON Math Club '39-'40, Sec. '39p Latin Club '4Og Concert Band '40-'41f Marching Band '39-'40 MARGARET HANLON Camera Club '39-'42y Spanish Club '40-'4lg Girl Reserves Girl '39-'4Up Pow Wow Ad Staff '41 CARRIE MAE HANNA Reserves '39-'42p Home Ec. '38- Pep Squad '39 FRANCIS HANSON MABLE HARBOUR 's Hi-Y '40-'42 MILTON HARPER Camera Club '38-'39f Hi-Y '39-'42p Track '427 Basketball '4O7 R,O.T.C. '40-'42g Boys Home Ec. '41-'42 EARL HARRIS Biology Club '4O: Math C Sqis. Club '42 GRACIE HARRIS Home EC. '39-'42 BILLIE MARIE HARRISON Orchestra '42 GEORGE HARRISON lub '41-'42p Math Club '40-'4lp Biology Club '39-'4Op Hi-Y '39 42g Sqis. Club '39-'4O7 Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42, Treas. '41-'42g R.O.T.C, '40-'42 Thirty-two Seniors YVONNE HARRISON Pow Wow Siaif '42 EVA HART Home EC. '39-'42, Pres. Ir.-Sr. Group '427 Debate Club '397 Biology Club '4Og French Club '4ly Girl Reserves '42 LORAINE HART Concert Band '39-'42g Marching Band '38 42p Pow Wow Staff '4O4'4l: Pep Squad '38g Band Girls Club '40-'42, Sec. '4Og Girl Reserves '38 IAMES HATFIELD LORRAINE HATTON G.rl Reserves '39-'427 Spanish Club '39-'40g Math Club '41-'42 FRED HAYWOOD Civics Club '39-'4Og Boys Home EC. '42 MARY JANE HAYGOOD Home EC. '39-'4Op Library Club '397 Camera Club '4l1 Debate Club '39 MARIORIE HEISER Home EC. '39-'42: Girl Reserves '4U-'42 DORIS HENDRICKS Home Ec. '39-'42g French Club '40-'4lg Debate Club '41 N ORA BETH HENRICKSON MELBA HOFFMAN Biology Club '4U: Cadet Band '4ly Dramatic Club '41-'42 IO13 HOLM Football '39g Football Mgr. '40-'4ly Basketball '39 Thirty-Ihree ALLIE GLYNNE INGRAM Pow 'Wow Ad Stuff '41-'42y A Ccrpellcx Choir '38-'42g Quill ond Scroll '42g Pow Wow Staff '41-'42g Circulation Mgr. Pow Wow '41-'42g Orchestra '39-'4lg Girls A Glee Club '38-'41 RALPH IAMES BOBBY IARRED R.O.T.C. '41-'42p Biology ciub '39, Hi-Y 'as CHARLES IEFFERY RUDOLPH IENKINS Bioloqy Club '39g Latin Club '40-'4lp Moth Club '41-'427 Hi-Y '41-'42 BERNICE IOHNSON Concert Bcmd '39-'427 Marching Bond '39-'427 Girl Reserves '39-'41g Bond Girls Club '40-'42, Sergeant-otfArms '42g Moth Club '397 Pep Squad '39 Thiriyefour Seniors BILI1 HOOD MARY LEE HOWARD Mum ciub '39-'4Og Sponish curb '39-'41 MILDRED HUCHET B Senior BLAND HUFFMAN Hi-Y '38-'41g Lotin Club '38-'39p Moth Club '39-'42g Sqts. Club '40-'41g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42p Copt R.O.T.C. '41-'42g Pow Wow Ad Stott '39g R.O.T.C. '38-'42 CLARA FERN HUNTER French Club '40-'41, Pres. '40-'4l7 Pow Wow Ad Stuff '4OA'4'Z1 Debate Club '38-'39p Tennis Team '39-'4Og Tri-Y '41-'42g Pow Wow Stuff '40-'42, Asst. Ed. '41-'42g Student Form '39-'4lg Senior Class Trecrs. '41f'42p Quill and Scroll '40-'427 Capt. R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42 IVA HYDE Seniors CHARLOTTE IOHNSON B Senior EDGAR IOHNSON HOMER IOHNSON Spanish Club '40-'41g Math Club '41-'42p He-Male Contest '39-'40 NAOM1 ANN IOHNSON Pep Squad '42 ED IOLLY Vice Pres. Senior Class '4lf'42p Track '425 Camera Club '4lg Baseball. '41-'42p Hi-Y '39-'42, Sec. '41, Vice Pres. '42g Football '38-'41 GLORIA IONES Home EC. '38-'42g Girl Reserves '40-'42 4-s 4? rp 51 'Uv LEONARD IOPLING Concert Band '384'42g Marching Band '38-'427 Drum Major '40-'427 R.O.T.C. '38-'42g Sqts. Club '417 Student Forum '417 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Capt. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g King Mardi Gras '42 LESLIE IONES Hi4Y '41-'42g Rifle Team '40-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42p Offi- cers and Sponsors Club '41-'42p R.O.T.C. '40-'42 NANCY IONES Latin Club '41-'42 MARY IUDKINS BETTY KEEL Home Ec. '39-'42g Girl Reserves '39y French Club '39-'40, Treas. '4Og Pow Wow Staff '41-'-425 Advertisinq Mqr. '42g Pow Wow Ad Staff '4lg Ouill and Scroll '42g Asst. Ed. Pow Wow '42p Debate Club '39g Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42f Officers and Sponsors Club '41+'42 BILL KNEIPP Boys Home EC. '42g Cheer Leader '42 Thirty-five FRANK LEE LoUIsE LEE Lieui. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'425 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Arts and Crafts Club '42g Home EC. '39-'42: Pep Squad '38-'39g Girl Reserves '38-'40 BILLY LEWIS Biology Club '39-'4Ug Hi-Y '41-'42g Spanish Club '40-'42y A Capella Choir '41-'-425 Math Club '41-'4Zg He-Male Contest '40 GEORGE LEWIS BEVERLY LINDSAY Home EC. '4l-'42p Girl Reserves '40 ARMYS LOFTON French Club '39-'40g Ccxmero Club '4Og Pow Wow Stall '41-'42g Girl Reserves '39-'41 Thirty-six Seniors EUNICE KoRN Home EC. '39-'41g Girl Reserves '39g French Club '39-'40 IACK KRISLE R.O.T.C. '40-'42: Hi-Y '42g Track '39p Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42 Officers and Sponsors Club '4l 42 MARIE LABENNE Quill and Scroll '42 SAM LAMENDOLA CHARLES LAMMONS Boys Home Ec. '4lp Camera Club '40-'42g Track '41-'42 KATHERINE LATTIER Girl Reserves '38-'42g Home Ec. '38-'4O: Spanish Club '39 Seniors MARGARET LOTTINGER Student Forum '4Ug Bioloqy Club '39-'40 IAMES FISHER LOUT R.O.T.C. '4U+'42g Dramatics Club '41-'42, ViceAPres. '41-'-427 Band '39A'42g Camera Club '39-'4Ug Marching Band '41-'42p Iumor Play '4lg Debate Club '395 Representative Natl. Band Clinic 423 Representative State Speech Tournament '4O7 Salomy-Lil' Abner Contest '41 DICK LOWE Camera Club '38-'42, Vice-Pres. '427 Math Club '425 Tennis Team '40A142j Tennis Club '42, Pres. '42p Sequoyah Staff '40-'42p Snapshot Ed. '41-'427 Arts and Crafts Club '39-'40 IACK LOWE Bioloay Club '4Ug Hi-Y '41g Tennis Club '42, Treas, '42p Tennis Team '38-'42p Football '39 LUTHER LYNN B Senior HAROLD MCBETH Football '39s'4lp Track '39-'4lp Hi-Y '39-'41, Pres. '4Ip Bays Home EC. '42g Sec. Senior Class '41-'42g Mardi Gras '42 l MERRYIO MCBRIDE Girl Reserves '39g Camera Club '40-'42y Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '4l4'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'427 Biology Club '39-'4Ug Civics Club '40-'4ly Pep Squad '38g Home EC. '39-'4Ug Glee Club '39-1405 Latin Club '38-'39 RANDALL MCCAIN R.O.T.C. 139-'41, Bioioqy Club '4O7 sqm. Club '41f'42g I-Ii-Y '42 EWING RAIFORD MCDONALD Band '38-'39g Orchestra '38-'4lg Glee Club '38-'4Og R,O.T.C. '39-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42p Sequoyah Staff '41-'42, Sports Ed. '41-'42g Camera Club '38-'427 He-Male Contest '41 CHARLEY MCGREW BOBBY MCMATH Football '38g Basketball '38-'39g Hi-Y '38-'39g Baseball '397 Track '39-'4Oy R.O.T.C. '39-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C, '41-'42g Offi' cers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Latin Club '41-'42 BERT MCWILLIAMS Thirty-seven PAULA MEREDITH Orchestra '39-'4lg Math Club '41g Pow Wow '41-'42 WANDA MEYLEN SAM MILAZZO B Senior GAYLE MONETTE Latin Club '38-'4Og Sqts. Club '41-'-425 R.O.T.C. '39-'42g Math Club '41-'42y Camera Club '38-'42 I. D. MONTGOMERY Library Club '39-'4Ug Civics Club '40-'42g Hi-Y '417 Spanish Club '4lg Boys Home EC. '41-'42 FRANCES MORGAN Home EC. '38-'4Ug Debate Club '38g Sequoyah Ad Staff '39- '42g Civics Club '39-'42, Sec. '4Zg Orchestra '38-'4Op Quill and Scroll '42g Student Forum '4O7 Girl Reserves '39p Spanish Club '39 Thirty-eiqh! Seniors IIM MARSALIS R.O.T.C. '40-'42g Hi-Y '39-'42g Sqts. Club '41-'42p Sequoyah Ad Staff '39-'4O7 Spanish Club '40-'41p Cadet Band '39-'4Og Concert Band '41-'42p Marching Band '40-'42g Track '39-'4l: Pow WOW Stati '42 BILLY MARSHALL Band '38-'42g Orchestra '40-'ftlg R.O.T.C. '39-'42p Rifle Team '41-'42p Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42y Capt. R.O.T.C. '41-'427 Marching Band '38-'42y Sec-Treas. Freshman Class '39g National Band Clinic '42 CARRIE IANE MARTIN Home Ec. '39p Dramatics Club '42 ROBERT MARTIN RAYMOND MAXWELL R.O.T.C. '4l-'42g Dramatics Club '42y Track '42g Spanish Club '41-'42 CORA IRAN MELTON Home Ec. '38g Girl Reserves '38-'40, Pres. '39g Spanish Club '39-'42, Sec. '40, Pres. '4lp Math Club '38-'39g Bioloqy Club '39g Tri-Y '41-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'427 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42p Library Club '38-'4O7 Civics Club '41g Glee Club '39-'42g Choir '41-'42, Sec, '41g Student Forum '39-'41 S 6 iz 1' 0 r 5 lULIA MORRISON Home Ec. '38p Band Girls Club '40-'4lg Cadet Brmd '3E5g Concert Bond '39-'4l' Biolo Club '39' Orchestrcl '38-'39p I GY I Pep Squad '39g Girl Reserves '39 ANNIE MAY MORRIS Home Ec, '39-'42g Civics Club '39-'40 VERA MAE MORRIS VIRGIL MOSELEY MARIE MULLINS Home EC. '38-'40 AVONNE MUNDEN Glrl Resezves '41-'42, Sec. '42, Pres. '4lg Spanish Club '40-'4lg Pow Wow Stcrfl V125 Pep Squad 'Ill BILL MURRAY R.O.'l .C. '39-'427 Sqls. Club '49-'427 HI-Y '4l'lf'47g SV-clnxslx Club '39-'40 ED NELSON Mcxrchinq Band '39-'427 Concert Band '39-V425 R.O.T.C. '39-V127 Lieut. R.O.'l .C. '41-'427 Officers cmd Sponsors Club '41-V425 Spcmlsh Club '4l5 HI-Y 710942, Sec. '42 MABLE LOU NELSON Home EC, '38f'4l7 Biology Club '397 Gxrl Reserves '38-'427 Glee Club '38-'39g DI'GUlfIl1C Club '41-'42g Pop Squad '38-'42 SALLIE MAE N EWELL IVIELVIN NICHOLS MRIR club '41-'42 SAM NIX Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42y Officers cmd Sponsors Club '41-V425 Hi-Y 1103425 R.O.T.C. '40-'425 Rxfle Team '40-V125 Bxolofxy Club '4Ug POW WOW Ad Staff '4U+'4l7 Pow Wow Stuff '40-'41 Thirly-nine LUCILLIE O'NE1LL Glee Club '41-'42p Girl Reserves '38-'39g Latin Club '40-'4ly Arts and Crafts Club '40-'4lg Biology Club 'gg-'4Uf Home Ec. '38-'39p B Choir '42 WILHELMINE ORB Girl Reserves '39-'42 Sec. '39 S t. at Arms '4lg Home EC. . f fl '39-'42g Pep Squad '39 IACK OVERSTREET IEANICE OXFORD Glee ciub f4o.'41: Home EC. '39-'41g Civics Club 39142 ESTHER PAPA Home EC. '38-'4Ug Arts and Crafts Club '41 ROSE PAPA Home EC. '38-'40 Forty Seniors CLAIRE NOEL Girl Reserves '39-'4Op Home Ec. '39p Pep Squad '38-'39p spanish Club '41-'42 Lois NORMAN Home EC. '38-'-405 Arts and Crafts Club '38-'39g Choir '41-'42g Glee Club '41-'42g Sequoyah Ad Staff '41-'42 Home EC Concert Band Club '39'-' Latin Club '39p Home Girl Reserves MARGIE RAE NORMAN '39g Girl Reserves '4Og Llbrary Club '40 RUDOLPH NORRIS '39-'42g Hi-Y '39-'40, Pres. '41-'42y Camera 405 Student Forum '40-'4lg Track '40-'41 ELOISE NORSWORTHY Girl Reserves '39-'4Og Pow Wow Staff '40-'42g Ec. '38-'39g Pow Wow Ad Staff '41 DORIS O'DONNELL '40-'42g Tri-Y '41-'42: Arts and Crafts Club '42 Seniors IAMES HARRIS PARNELL Concert Band '38-'42 SIDNEY PEARCE IOHN HENRY PERE IUDSON PERKINS BILL PEYTON Debate Club '39-'4Oy Lcztin Club '39-'4U7 R.O.T,C. '40-'4?g Biology Club '4O5 Lieut. R.O.T.C, '41-'42p Officers and Spon- sors Club '41-'427 Moth Club '41-'42, Pres. '4l 42p Student Forum '39 DELOIS PICKERING Girl Reserves '384'4Op Home Ec. '38-'4Og Quill and Scroll '41-'42g Pow Wow Stuff '40-'42, Asst. Ed. '41-'42 THOMAS PIPES MILDRED PIIJKIN Home EC. '38-'4Up Camera Club '38-'4Og Girls Glee Club '39- '4lg Biology Club '39-'4Of Pow Wow Stuff '40-'42 FREDDYE POPOVITCH Girl Reserves '38-'39g Biology Club '39-'4Og Pow Wow Ad Staff '41-'42 LEONARD PORTA Rumi '3s.'4i, R,O.T.C. '4ow42, I-LAY '42p sqfs. Club '42 BETTY QUERTINMONT Home EC. '39-'4l: Girl Reserves '41-'42 BILLY IOE RAMEY Moth Club '40-'4lp Camera Club '4O.'427 Hi-Y '38-'39, Vice- Pres. '39y Football '41-'42g Truck '40-'4lg Student Forum '41 Forty-one BETTY REYNOLDS Home Ec. '38-'40: Civics Club '39-'41g Choir '38-'42g Glee Club '38-'427 Latin Club '394'41p Tri-Y '40-'42, Vice-Pres. '41-V121 Lie-ut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42p Officers and Spon- sors '41-'42g Studeni Forum '40-'4lp Representative Pelican Girls State '41g Mardi Gras '42 FRANCES ROGERS Home Ec. '39-'4lp French Club '40, Sec. '40g Girl Reserves '394'40, Pres. '40g Tri-Y '41-'427 Student Forum '40-'42y Mardi Gras '39-'42, Queen '42g Pep Squad '39-'40p Cheerleader '4lp Lt. Col. R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Beauty '39-'4lg Pow Wow Ad Staff '41p Iunior Play '41 CATHERINE ROSS B Senior IOE ROSS R.O.T.C. '40-'42g Sqts. Club '41-'42 W. E. RUST Boys Glee Club '40-'41p A Choir '41-'42p R.O.T.C. '40-'4ly Hi4Y '40g Dromatics Club '397 Track '40 GLENN SANDIFER Camera Club '38-'397 Biology Club '39-'40p Golf Team '40- '4lg Spanish Club '40-'4l7 R.O.T.C. '40-'4Zp Math Club '41-'4Zg Pow WOW Staff '41-'42 F orty-two S e n 1' 0 r 5 IOHN REDWINE LEE REECE R.O.T.C. '40-'42g i-ii-Y '42y spanish ciub '42g sgis. ciub '42 Track '42 IANSEN REEVES R.O.T.C. '39-'427 Sqis. Club '42g Bioloqy Club '39 S. E. RENO Civics Club '41-'42p R.O.T.C. '40-'427 Glee Club '41-'42 Track '427 Baseball '42 E. M. RENTZ Hi-Y '39-'40g Sequoyah Ad Staff '38g Dramatics Club '37 Sqts. Club '39-'4ly R.O.T.C. '37-'42g Lieut. R.O.'I'.C. '41-'42 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Bioloqy Club '38-'39 PAUL RENTZ B Senior Seniors GRACE SANTONE Home EC. '39 ROY ANNA SAUCIER Pep Squad '39g Girl Reserves '42g Cadet Band '4Up Biology Club '39 MARGARET JANE SAUER Girl Reserves '37-'39g Pep Squad '38-'39g Home Ec. '37-'39g Indusirial Relations Club '41-'42 FLORENCE SCHANDER Girl Reserves '38f'4l: Pow Wow Staff '39A'4Op Choir '38A'42g Glee Club '38-'42g Pep Squad '38-'4Ug Industrial Relations Club '41-'42g Orchestra '38-'4Ug Tennis Team '40-'42g Horne EC. '38-'41 IMOCENE SCOTT B Senior IOHN N. SCOTT Drornatics Club '41-'42g R.O.T.C. '39-'42g Capt. R.O.T.C. '41- '427 Officers ond Sponsors Club '41-'42g Sats. Club '40-'4l7 Hi-Y '39-'4lp Capt. Adjut. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g Crmiero Club '38-'41 MARY ALLENA SCOTT Home EC. '38-'4lg Camera Club '38-'39p Mardi Gros '1lOg Girl Reserves '38-'40, Sat. at Arms '39g Sequoyali Ad Staff '39--'42, Business Mqr. '41-'42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '4lf'42g Oliicers and Sponsors Club '41-'42p Quill and Scroll '41-'42 NORMA LEE SCOTT Home EC. '384'4lg Pow Wow Ad Staff '40-'4lp Lcriin Club '41, Sec. '41g Camera Club '38-'39g Glee Club '41, Vice Pres. '4l7 Quill and Scroll '4lf'42g Tri-Y '4lv'42g Major R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'425 Mardi Gras '42p Girl Reserves '38339 WINNIFRED SEEGERS Concert Band '41-'42p Girl Reserves '41-'42p Bond Girls Club '41-'42g French Club '41'42g Moth Club '41-'42 KATHRINE SEMON THELMA L. SHOWS Latin Club '394'40g Biology Club '4O7 Library Club '41-'42g Pep Squad '40-'42p Math Club '42g Pow Wow Staff '41-'42 CECIL SIMMONS B Senior Forty-three SARA IANE SLAGLE Home EC, '38-'4l7 Arts and Crafts Club '39, POW Wow Staff '41-'42, Glee Club '39-'42, Choir '41-'42 lAMES HAROLD SMITH Dramatics Club '37-'381 Cadet Band '37-'38p Arts and Crafts Club '38-'39, Biology Club '38-'39, Concert Band '39-'4O7 Civics Club '39-'42, Marching Band '39-'42 IOHN F. SMITH, IR. Cadet Band '37-'38y Sqts. Club '41-'42, Spanish Club '39, Biology Club '38, Hi-Y '39-'42, Treas. '41-'427 Orchestra '39- '4Og Football '37-'38, Rifle Team '41, R.O.T.C. '37-'42, Con- cert Band '39-'42p Marching Band '38-'39 CHARLES SPAMPINATO Latin Club '39-'42, Biology Club '41, Treas. '41 BARBARA SPINKS Glee Club '40-'41, Home Ec. '40-'41, State Treas. '39-'40, Civ' ics Club '40-'42, Vice-Pres. '41-'4Zg Library Club '41-'42, Pow Wow Staff '42 RAYMOND SPRUELL Hi-Y '39-'42, Biology Club '40, Library Club '40-'42, Latin Club '41-'42, Arts and Crafts Club '40-'41 Forty-lou! Seniors DOROTHY PAYE SIMMONS Home Ec, '38-'41, Vice-Pres. '40-'417 Spanish Club '39-'41, Math Club '41-'42, Girl Reserves '41-'42, Pep Squad '38-'40 EFFIE IO SIMMONS Spanish Club '41 ROBERT SIMMONS Football '38-'41, Basketball '38-'4Og Camera Club '40-'41, Boys Home Ec. '41, HI-Y '39 CAROL SIMPSON Home EC, '38-'42g Girl Reserves '38, Camera Club '38g Biol- oqy Club '39p Girls Glee Club '41, Vice-Pres. 41 IACK SIMPSON Cadet Band '37-'38, Concert Band '38-'42, Marching Band '37-'42, R.O.T.C. '37-'42y Sqts. Club '40-'41, Spanish Club '40-'41g Orchestra '40-'41, National Band Clinic '42 LOUISE SINGLETON Seniors GLENN SOAP Rifle Teom '39-'4Og R.O.T.C. '39-'42g Capt. R.O.T.C, '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42, Vice-Pres. '41-'42g H1-Y '41-'42g Sgts. Club '39-'40 HAROLD SOARDS R.O.T.C. '40-'4l7 Spanish Club '41 IACK STABS Hi-Y '4l-'42: Biology Club '41-'42, Sec. '41-'42p Mcxih Club '40-'42g Spanish Club '39 GENEDA STANSELL B Senior VIRGINIA STAYTON Girl Reserves '38-'4l: French Club '39-'4lg Student Forum '39-'40: Home EC. '38-'4O7 Lieuf. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'425 Officers ond Sponsors Club '41-'42g Pow Wow Ad Staff '41- '42g Sequoycrh Ad Stuff '41-'42 VIRGINIA SUI: STI-:LL Home EC. '39-'4lg Girl Reserves '41-'42 WILLIAM STELI.. Biology Club '39-'4Oy R.O.T.C. '39-'427 Sqts. Club '41-'42 CHARLOTTE STEPHEN SON Girl Reserves '38-'39g Bond Girls Club '39-'42g Pep Squad '38g Home EC. '38-'39g Concert Bond '39-'42g Marching Band '39-'42 WADE STEPHENSON SARAH STERN Biology Club '40 GLORIA STRIOKLAND GLADYS STROTI-II:R Girl Reserves '38-'42y Home Ec. '38-'42 Forly-five IEEE TILLERY Lt.-Col. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g R.O.T.C. '39-'4Z7 Officers and Spone sors Club '41-'42, Pres. '41-'42g Ouill and Scroll '41-'42, Pres. '42: POW Wow Staff '41-'42, Ed.-in-Chief '41-'42p Debate Club '40-'41, Pres. '40-'41g He-Male Contest '38-'397 Sgts. Club 'SBA '39, Treas. '35-lg Representative to Rotary Club '4lg Repre- sentative to National Hi-Y Congress '38g Times Correspon- dent '4l-'42g Hi-Y '38-'39g Latin Club '39-'4Og Pelican Boys State '4lg Lonesome Polecat-Lil' Abner Contest '42 ANN TODAHO Home Ec. '3B4'41g Camera Club '41-'42 CHETTA TUMINELLO Home EC. '38-'40 JOHNNY TUMINELLO Boys Home EC. '41-'42g Glee Club '41-'42 TOMMY TUMINELLO GLORIA VAN DYKE Forty-six Seniors IUNE STUART Sequoyah Staff '39-'42, Ed.-in-Chief '41-'42, Asst. Club Ed. '4Og Tri-Y '40-'42, President '4lg Quill and Scroll '40-'42, Vice- Pres. '4lp Dramatics Club '42g Arts and Craft Club '40-'41g Girl Reserves '3B 395 Pep Squad '38-'39 GERALDINE SUTTON Home EO. '40-'427 Girl Reserves '42p Pep Squad '4lg Biology Club '40 DORIS TAYLOR Pep Squad '38p Girl Reserves '38-T395 French Club '39-'4lg Concert Band '39-'427 Marching Band '39-'4Zg Band Girls Club '39-'42 IACK THOMPSON Hi-Y '39y Glee Club '39-'42y Choir '39, Sgt.-at-Arms '40-'41, Bus. Mgr. '42g Mardi Gras '42p Debate Club '40p R.O.T.C. '38-'41 LEE ROY THOMPSON Lieut. R.O.T.C. '41-'427 Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42g Football '4lg Dramatics Club '41-'42g Choir '41-'42y Boys Glee Club '4lg R.O.T.C. '38-'42y Hi-Y '40-'42, Sec. and Treas '4lg Sqts. Club '4lg He-Male Contest '41 ROLAND THOMPSON Senioruv BERNARD WALKER Football '37-'41g H1-Y '40-'41g French Club '39-V125 Basketball '39 DOT WALKER Pep Squad '38-'397 Iunror Play '417 Glee Club '38-'415 Chou' '37-'42g Glrl Reserves V125 Home EC. '38-'4lg Camera Club '39-'42g Latin Club '38-'39 HOWARD WALKER Broloqy Club '39-'4Og Math Club '41-'42g HEY '41-'42 VERA WALSH Glee Club '38-'filly Bioloqy Club '39p Spanish Club '39-'4lg Gzrl Reserves '41-V125 Math Club '41-'42 MARGARET WALTON LOUISE WARDLOW V021 BOBBIE WATSON Glrl Reserves '38-'39g Trl-Y '41-'42g Llout. B,O.T.Cf. Sponzsm '41-V125 Officers and Sponsors Club '4lf42g Home EC. '41-'42 KATHERINE WATTS POW Wow Stuff '42p Home EC. '4lg Glrl Bvsorvr-S '4l7 POW WOW Ad Staff '42 GAILON WEEKS Camera Club '387 French Club '39-'4l7 Concert Band '38-'42, Marchlnrx Band '41-'427 Malh Club '42g HEY '41-'42 ERNESTINE WELLS Home EC. '38-VID: Camera Club '3Bf'397 Latin Club '39-'4Up Spanish Club '41-'42g Pep Squad '38-'41 FRANCES WHITE Home Ec. '38-'42p Gurl Reserves '41-'42p Biology Club '39-'40 GRACE WHITE Forty seven FRANK WILLIS Hi-Y '41-'42g Camera ciub 'sa HOWARD WIMBERLY Hi-Y '38-'4O7 Football '38-'4lp Track '39-'4O7 R.O.T.C. '38-'42g Lieul. R.O.T.C. '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'42y sqfs. ciub '40-'41 OLLIE MAY WIMBISH Girl Reserves '41-'42, Pres. '41-V125 Pow Wow Siaif '42 SARAH ELLEN WINEGEART Latin Club '38g Home Ec. '38-'42p Math Club '41-'42g Mardi Gras '42 HAROLD WINKO MARGARET ANN WOLFE French Club '39v'4Og Library Club '39-'4Og Pow Wow Staff '41-'42g Tri-Y '41-'42g Home Ec. '38-'42g Pow Wow Ad Siaif Forty-eight '42g Hobby Club '38-'39 Senz'0r5 IAMES RAY WHITTINGTON MATTIE PAYE WHITTINGTON PEARL PAYE WHITTINGTON Latin Club '39g Math Club '42p Home Ec. '3BA'4l7 Pow Wow Staff '40-'42, Managing Ed. '42f Quill and Scroll '41-'42p Pow Wow Acl Siaff '4lg Girl Reserves '39-'4U: Tri-Y '4U 42, Sec. '42 EARL WILBANKS R.O.T.C. '39-'42p Sqts. Club '41-'42 IOHN WILLIAMS Baseball '40-'42g Spanish Club '39-'4O7 Malh Club '41-'42y Civics Club '41-'42, Pres. '41-'42g Hi-Y '41-'427 Football '39-'40 lov WILLIS Girl Reserves '4l7 Tri-Y '41-'42g French Club '41g Math Club '427 Quill and Scroll '42g Lieut. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41-'42g Officers and Sponsors Club '41-'4Zy Sequoyah Ad Staff '4lg Library Club '4lp Pow Wow Staff '41-'42, Managing Ed. '42 Luzioz Ufczm E .3 'x Bm! Posed in fgniily group style ore the ofticers ond sponsors of the lunior Clgss. Standing: Hurum Hyde, Secretgry-Treosurer,- Bill Elliott, Vice-President, Bob Corser, President. Seated: Sgt. Spence, Miss Hudson, Sponsors. l itly 11 Ju iffy-two FIRST ROW: LA FON ABELL TRESSARIE ALLEN MAXINE BARNES MARY BAYLOR ETHELENE BAZER KATIE BEMISS SECOND ROW: IACK BICKHAM ALBERT BICKNELL ROSE MARY BIONDO CHARLES BRIDGES JAMES BROCATO ROSE BROCATO niors THIRD ROW: IOHN BROCK RUTH BROUGHTON BOB BROWN CHARLES BROWN IIMMIE BRUNER BILLIE JEAN BRYANT FOURTH ROW: PAULINE BRYANT RUBY BURKS ELIZABETH CALDWELL EVELYN CALLENDER RUTH CARAWAY THELMA IO CARPENTER FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: CARLEY CARTER MARY IO CATES CLARENCE CHALER TACK CHENAULT BILLY CHURCHILL BILLIE LOUISE COLEMAN SECOND ROW: MIRIAM COLVARD BENNY COOK BOB CORSER PEGGY JEAN CROSBY BERTIE IO DANIEL DORIS DAVIS IWW MW KATHERINE DAVIS I. C. DEASON EDWARD DEEN FRANCES DEES GENEVIEVE DE FATTA JERRY DIETRICH FOURTH ROW: LOYCE DILLINGHAM BARBARA DONALDSON JOY Doss IMOGENE DUGAN MARGARET EDWARDS MARGARET ESCOTT Juniors W Fifty-three 'C f Ju Filly-four FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: DONNA IEAN PAIN IEAN FAVARON OUIDA FEAZEL CLARENCE FERGUSON BETTY IEAN FLETCHER INEZ FOLMAR SECOND ROW: KATHERINE FRATER NANCY FRAZIER FRED GALLAGHER MARY GERMAN BETTY GIBBS MARGARET GLOVER niors I. E. GODWIN MILDRED GRANTHAM GLENN GRAVES BARBARA GREENE DOROTHY GREER IOHNNIE MAE GRIFFIN FOURTH ROW: RUTH HALL ALICE HANCOCK MARTHA JANE HANNA BETTY IEAN HART CHARLIE HARVEY NANCY HAYWOOD FIRST BOW: WZ: GEORGE HEARN YQ I 'R ARD INGRAM BETTY IO HEDGES X BETTY IACKSON MARGARET GALE HEMPERLEY PHIL IOHNSON IACK HICKS DOROTHY IONES MARY LOUISE HOLLEY LYLE JONES CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH DOROTHY IUDD SECOND BOW: FGUBTH ROW: IACK HORN IOE KEITH DORIS HUCKABEE W. M. HUDSON BEVERLY HUFFMAN MARIORIE HULETT MAUDINE HUMPHREY RUBY MAE KELLY RALPH LAENGER BILL LAMMONS LILLIAN LANGEORD MARJORIE LAWRENCE Zl7ZZ07'.5' Fifty-five WM Fifty-six FIRST RO ANNIE LAYTON TOMMY LONG DONALD LOTTINGER MELBA JEAN LOVEALL MARIAM MCCAIN RICHARD MCDONALD SECOND ROW: MARGARET MODOWELL SHIRLEY MCENTIRE BOBBY MCGUIRT PAULINE MCMAIN ARTHUR MAINELLI MARIO MARANDET niors THIRD ROW: BETTY SUE MARKS DOROTHY MARYMAN IOSEPH MARZULA VIRGINIA MITCHAM GEORGE MOE VIRGINIA MORGAN FOURTH ROW: IRAN MORRISON IOAN MOSELY BETTY IEAN NEWMAN CHARLES NICKEL MILDRED NIX BETTY NOBLE FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: LORETTA GWENS DOROTHY PEARSON MARIE PEDRO MAURINE PEEPLES EVELYN PETERSON WALLACE PHILLIPS BONNIE REPPERT ELSIE RICHARDSON NICK RINAUDO BETTY RITTER MARY RODEFIELD MARY ETHEL ROSALEE SECOND ROW: IUANITA PRESCOTT BILLIE PRICE FOURTH ROW: HARRIET SCHRAM MARGARET PROVENZA IOYCE SCOGIN MARGIE PRUITT BERNICE SELF EDWARD RASCH MARGARET SHIPMAN BETTY RAY LOUISE SIMPSON MARY LOUISE ROTHENBERGER Juniors F ifly-seven Ju Fifty-eight FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: BOB SMITH HAROLD SPEIR FRED STANLEY ALICE STEPHENS EVELYN SUTTON CURTIS TANNER SECOND ROW: FLOYCE THIGPEN BETTY THOMAS RUTH THOMAS RUTH THOMPSON BETTIE TODD ROBERT TOLAR niors DOROTHY MARIE VALENTINE HARRY VUCINOVICH IEANETTE WALKER IUANITA WALKER IUANITA WALSH LUCILE WATSON FOURTH ROW: LONARD WELLS DE VONNE WHITE BONNIE DELL VVHITLEY BILLIE WILLIAMS O. B. WILLIAMS MARIAM WISDOM cgn f gonzo 'za 15, The Sophomore offiCeis cmd sponsors strike fyuicai Gay Nineiies posses. Siuiidinfj, lei! to ricylii: David Davis, ViCPfPI6?SiC17O!1f,' Miss SfLIC lfQY, Spoiifsoi. Seufeii: Mr. Noel, Sponsor. O11 Floor: Beverly Rinqwall, S9CI'9fC1l'Y-TIQLISlH'9I',' Helen Poziios, Pmssifimzi. Iwiily nine- Second ROW, Leif IO Fl1'Sf ROW, Left to Right DAISY LEE FINDLEY EVELYN FORSHEE JOSEPHINE BROCATO HOLLIS BERRY LOUISE ANDERSON MARIE BONOMO GLORIA DONALDSON GLEN CROW J. W. CRABTREE ALICE CAUSEY JOHNNY BROWN BETTY ANDERSON IVJAHY LOU CIIESHIRE LEON DOBRO GLORIA DARROW JANE BLAKE NELL DAVIDSON JOEL ALLEN BOBBY BRIDGES EUGENE DAVIS JACK EMDEN ELIZABETH BUMGARDNER ULIN FONG GEORGE GARRISON DORIS ANN CATES DENNY GAMBLE ANN BAYLISS ELIZABETH BIANDO INEZ CARSON MARY ANN BROCATO WILLIE MAE CRAIG JOE CASCIO JOCELYN DURRETT YVONNE FITZGERALD JUANITA CROUCH GERALD BURNS Right: Third ROW, Left tO Right: Filth ROW, Left tO Righlf JOHNNY COLE ERNEST ELLIOTT CORTEZ AUSTIN BETTY REE ANDERSON IMOGENE FLETCHER ELANE CONN JEAN EMDEN DOROTHY COOPER , JOHN CLAUDIS - LEROYCE GARRARD XP HARRY ALEXANDER JERRY DUPREE BETTY JO CARROLL MARYLYN CALVERT CLARENCE ASHLEY RED BARNHART JOHNNY ESSARY BARBARA CRAYS ROY CURRIE Fourth Row, Le!! to Rig BOE BERNEY DOYLE KEEL JIM BRUBAKER BELL CANO JOY GAGE ELOISE ALFORD BETTY JO BLACK RUTH BURNS ADDISON CAMP DAVID DAVIS CHARLES ANDERSON GEORGE BACILLA CAROLYN DAVIS LAVERNE BAUCUM JOAN COLLUM BETTY SUE GARNER DONALD ARNOLD BAY FINLEY Soplzomores Surly EARL BAILEY DAVID GIBBENS WESLEY ANN CHEATHEM CLEO BOYD ELIZABETH FINUF VERA MAE FLORES DON ETHRIDGE J. R, FIELDS JACK ESLICK LEROY ENSMINGER JOIIN BIGGS RAYBURN GEEN BETTY JO BASHAM LENA MAE EASLEY NAOMI BRODY JO ANN ADDINGTON SAM GUARISEO Sixth ROW, Left to Riqhl: GENE DUNN THOMAS CROI-'TON FRANCIS BICKHAM DICK CARLTON BILLY BLOXOM WILDUR BLAIR JIM ROY CALVERT MARTHO FOHSONG JAMES COATS OLIE FORSHEE JAMES GOURLEY J. A. DAWSON BILLY GOLDEN PAUL FOSTER JACK BLACKWELL BILLY CARPENTER First Row, Left to Right: JOHN ROBERT NORMAN RICHARD HOLLIDAY DORIS MAE OEEUTT PEGGY LOU TURNER DIXIE JETER TOMMY MCDEARMONT BOBBY TURRENTINE JEAN FRONT JOHNNIE LEE RAUS ALBERTINE POCHE BETTY JEAN LUCAS DALE LITTLE DONALD LOVELACE THOMAS HARRIS A. J. HEBERT CLYDE INGRAM BILLIE JEAN LEE MARCYLE POTTER RUTH ALLENE HONEYCUTT MARJORIE JOHNSON GLADYS MITCHELL FAITH MEGNA Second ROW, Lei! IO Right: DOROTHY NOWLIN JEAN HAILEY BOBBY HOLLINGSWORTH BILLY HUNTER J. C. HUNTER EMMA JEAN HATFIELD ADDICE JEAN PITHER JUNE MCADOO HELEN POULOS CHARLES HENSON ALLAN LAZARUS RICHARD HOWARD ARLENE JONES GLORIA MOORE DOT KING MARY ALICE MEAD BILLIE NEWELL RUSSELL JOHNSON T. E. HAMMOTT JOE PRIMOS CAROLYN HENLEY Third Row, Left to Right: SUSIE ANN LAING MICKEY SEAWRIGHT BERYLE BERGERON KATHERINE LOWERY CLEVE PLANTS JIM PETERSON JOHN L. LEOPAHD GEORGE HENLEY HARRY HERMES VIRGINIA POULOS LOIS JEAN PATRUM MARY L. LEWIS DELORES KREMENEK BARBARA CRAYS DON MILLER GENEVA PICKERING THFILMA MCGEE LILLIAN KHOURY MARY CLAIRE ROBBINS EULAVA NORMAND PEGGY MCCIIRISTY JUANITA LYNN Soplzomores MARGURITE HARRISON MARGIE HARRISON Fourth How, Left tc Right: BILLY WATSON DAN MONROE LYNELL NELSON PATRICIA KELLY RUBY JANE LEE MAXINE INAALONE DOYLE KEEL CHARLES MCGRORY JACK MERIWETHER EVELYN PARKER MELVA LEE VASCOCU SYBIL JOHNSON GENE HARGIS GARTH MEADOW EARL MCGILVARY EVA MAXWELL FRANCES PALMER PAULINE LA CROIX MARJORIE HARDWELL MARY LOUISE SHUMATE BENNIE JO WAITS BETTY SUE JAMES Fiiih RCW, Left IO Right: BETTY ADAMS BETTIE MAE CALLIHAM OTTOLYNE PAYNE BOBBY MCKELEY ALTON LAVASSER ALBERT LESTER JUANITA MCMANUS MERRY HILL EVELYN LOCKHART CLAUDE LEIGH BOBBY JOE MILLER HERBERT MUSGRAVE PAYE LEVASSER MATTIE ZOE HANNA DOROTHY HAWTHORNE DICKIE JETER LILLIAN PRINGLE LOUIS NISSEN CAROLYN KAISER CLEO BOYD Sixth ROW, Lei! IO Riqhi HOWARD GWIN E. D. HOLLAND JAMES MONROE BILL JAMES JERRY LAONFGOMERY LEIETY LEONARDOS WAYNE RICHMOND JAMES COAT XJVAYNE HOLT LOUIS LEDLOW RALPH HERREN JAMES NELSON EOE MOTJK FRANI4 JVTCDEARMONT NORMAN LEWIS FRANK IVY ROBERT HOOPER J. E. MCCOY GUS MICHIOTTO KENNETH HOWARD K .R ,. Sixty-one FITS! ROW, Left IO Right: THOMAS REYNOLDS W. L. SIMONS ARTHUR REID WILHELMINA SMITH EDNA LEE WAGNER IOSEPHINE CAVALLO OCEA LEE BAGGETT SUE WARREN PEGGY LOU TURNER ELINOR SUDDUTH MAE SERIO LAVINIA HEzDECKER SIDNEY RIVERS IACK WILLIAMSON Io ALLYN BROWNE Second ROW, Left to Right: EDWARD TERRY WILLIAM STEPHENSON LEII.A CHAIN MALVIS WITHESRS IVIARY VERNE SIBLEY IO WHITAKER PAYE WHITLOCK MARGIE STAYTON LA FERN STILL GEORGE WALKER DEWEY FARRAR BILL ROBINSON ROSIE TAMBURO BETTY DOWNS SHIRLEY SAUCIER PAUL SAPAUGH Third ROW, Left to Right: Fifth Row, Leif fo Riqhfi MILDRED SNELL CHRISTINE BRASWELL TACK SHUMATE STEVEN GOLDENBERG CLARENCE 'FOSS LEE MARTIN IULI ANNA WHITE ANNE BROOKS GERALDINE WOMACK EDWIN WPIEELIS BILLY WATSON IIMMY OWEN TOY SELEY LAVERNE SAMPLE PEARL ZEIGLER FANNIE PAPA HARLAN YOUNG Fourlh Row, Left lo Fright: MIRLENE SEAWRIGHT IVTARGARET WILLIAMS BEVERLEY RINGWALD CLAUDE RABURN CLOVIS LEE WILLIS LOUISE SMITH SUE ELLA WATSON BILLY SACK ANTHONY TODARO RUTH SUGGS MILDRED SHIRLEY BETTY KELLY IOY SWANNER LEON ROBERTSON RAY SIMMONS oplzomores Sixty-Iwo CLIFTON ROBERTSON PEARL BONNER BILLIE PAY ADAMS BETTY VVVARNER BOBBY LEE LONG EDWARD VVVILKINSON ARTHUR THEIS MAMYE IO WARREN EDDIE IO MARSH MONA RUTH SWETT JOHN YOUNGBLOOD GENE LUDLOW VERNON CARLISLE GEORGE TIGERT IOHN TOWNSEND BILLY BICKHAM Sixth ROW, Left lo High! VJINDFIELD PHILLIPS FRED CARLAND IAMES COAT IIMMY ROSENBLATH T. C. SMITH HARRY DAN SAWYER DICK HUI-'EMAN IO1-IN ALLEN RILEY SAM SANDEN HOWARD ROSE BILLY ROBERTSON DONALD TURNER HARRY IARRED BLIMP WHEELIS KENNETH WALLACE IULIAN WIEGAND 755 HZCU2 ii Siroiqlit from the family olbiim is fliis picture ol Elie ljre-slwmon ollicers cmd SADOHSOIS. Stoiidinq: Lorry Mills, Presicleniq Lois Boyd, Secrefoiy-Treasurer. Sealed: Coocli Scholl, Mrs. Brown, Sponsors, Kenneth Moilock, Vice-President. Sixly tlimo ini 1, First ROW, Lett to Right: NERAE ADAMS MURFF GERMANY RAYMOND BAIRD NORMA IEAN CURTIS ROSIE BIONDO TOMMIE IEAN EDWARDS WENDALL CRUMPTON LARRY ANDERSON LINNIE BIRGE DORIS FULCO ALBERT FONG VONCEIL CRAIN CLOIS CROUOH DORIS ANN COURTNEY CHARLOTT GIBBS MARY FONG MARY ANNE FAIR BILLY BROOK IOE CAMPBELL BUDDY GIBBS IOE BOUVILLON Second ROW, Lett to Right: LUCILLE FLORES ALMA RUTH COBB IOSEPHINE CUSH NEIL DIXON BETTY IEAN FIELDS WANDA MAE DENNIS JAMES BEACHAM RICHARD DAVIS ROBERT CHANDLER JOYCE GREER GLORIA BROWN IEWELL BOSTICK SYBIL DUBOIS MARGIE GATLIN MARY E. BROCK LILA BARBER MARGIE DUBOSE IACK GARRARD SHELTON FARMER BEN BACON Third ROW, Lett tO Right: BILLY GLASS RALPH ELLIOTT ROBERT DURRETT BARBARA ALEXANDER GLADYS CAMP EVA LOU FEVXLL SADIE GARBO LLOYD FATHERREE EARLXNE CRAUN PATTY CHRISTIAN IVIARTHA LOU EDWARDS GPAL COLLINS IEWELL DEESE ELBERT DAVON L. C. BURKS BETTY GLADDEN MARGARET GRIFFITH ALICE BYRD GERALDINE BRYANT IANIS CURLIN FRED GAULT DANNY BEST Freshmen Sxxtyxtout Fourth ROW, Lett to Right: IOE CHAMBLESS HARRY BUSH OLIN BYRAM BETTY DYER SOPHIE DELL DICKSON LILLIAN ANDERSON CHARLES BLACKBURN HARRY DUKE MARIE BROCATO REBA FAE BARBER SYBIL BROWN BILLY DENICK H. E. ELLINGTON MARCI-IIE MAE CARR BILLY IEAN GOLDSBY LOIS PAYE BOYD LILLIAN BROUSSARD HAROLD BOTT IERRY DANIELS IRWIN ALEXANDER EDRYS BOGUE Fifth ROW, Lett to Right: CLARA ARNOLD ROBERT BRADLEY BILLY MYRON CROW IOAN GLOVER MILDRED TRAYLON NANCY GULEY CASWELL BREWTON IOHN FOLEY IAMES BUTLER ALINE CALHOUN PATRICIA GRISSOM BOBBY BARTHOLOMEW L. G. CAUSEY MARIE GRIFI-'EN I, D. CHANPING I. L. DOWDEN LAVERNE ADAMS BILLKE SUE CLARE BETTY SUE GENTRY XIVANDA CRUMPTON Sixth Row, Lett to Right IAcIc GILES IOHN BOND BOBBY IEAN FRENCH RALPH GRAY EUGENE DYER HERBERT FREEMAN SYBLE DAVIS RUTH BRACEY SAM GRAYSON IAC!-C BAKER CAMILLE CASKEY RALPH FIELDS SHIRLEY MARIE DOTY MONTE BLUE BERRON IACI-c FORD ARNOLD BOND MARTHA ROSE CARAWAY WILLIE B. DUNHAM BILLIE JEAN FOSTER FIISL How, Leif IO Right: LAWRENCE NICKEL KENNETH IWATLOCK ESTELLE JONES EIJNA LOIS IAMES IOAN O'DONLEY LARRY MILLS LAURA GRACE PEROT CATHERINE PASSANTINO ALBERT BASCILLA DONALD LVICNICOL FREDDIE HEEERT KATHERINE LEOPARD ANN HODGES MILDRED HAY IAY POOL PAUL NOYES W. K. HINTON LOUIS PRINIOS HAROLD MCCLUSKY HAROLD MARTIN Second HOW, Le!! tO Right: ARTHUR MALOTT BILL NLCBRIDE AUDRY IEAN LOUIS CAROLYN LUNSFORD DORIS LESTER MARGARET PHINGLE BETTY IO IVY LVLAHGUEHITE ODEN BETTY KING PRANKIE PARKER OPAL IVIITCHELL EDWARD IACOBS G. E. PIPKIN BOBBY OWEN LULA ANN MEREDITH MARY MITCHELL. CHARLES MERCER AUSTIN NOBLE Freslzm Third ROW, Left IO Right: Fifth HOW, Left to High! PATSY NLCBRAYE LUCILLE PAPA DONALD OWENS SARA LVLARIE MAGGIO IIMMY PERLITO ARNOLD HAWKINS CURTIS MORRIS BETTY IEAN HULCY BETTY LVLATHIS PAYE IOIINSON BOBBIE LEE IOHNSON CARL DEIIN IOE LYLE HERRING LEE LOTT LYMAN MINER BETTY PERKINS LORAINE HARRIS BETTY IVIAIORS Fozzrlh ROW, Le-It IO Rifyhr: ADEL MCFERRIN EUNA MAE IOLLEY CLIETINA IOHNSON ELSIE HAHDIN GENEVA LACEY PAT JONES GENE HOUSTON MARTHA PARNELL HELEN IOYCE PATTERSON PATSY IWAYBIN BERNIE MONROE DONALD HANEY Lw'LAHCELLE IIACGLIIRT GAINES MCKINNEY NLAHGARET PATERO GLORIA HART LAADELEINE HAYES VVANDA HAHWELL GWENLIOLYN HEBERT I, W, NICHOLS HAROLD HARTL RONALD KEIEER FINETTA MCCUNE EDNA LOU MORGAN BETTY SLAVJSON BILLIE HARRIS BETTY LEACH IAMFIS POWELL LUTHER HARPER IAMES MCFAHLATILU CLYDE HOLLIS ANNIE BETH ORTON GWENDOLYN KELLEY BEVERLY JACKSON 2 EDWARD MCCIIRISTY JOHN ALFRED- HAND EDWARD PEARSON Sixth HOW, Left IO Hiqht: KENNETH KAUI-'PMAN IOIIN LAVENDER 'TOMMY PREST ORVILLE LAYTON LEON HUNT MAYRENE NIELD JUANITA PUHDY RUTH MYERS BETTY KENNINGTON IOHN D. HOWARD BOREY HART MURIEI. HENLEY BILLIE LEAN KIGEIZ BARBARA LEON KENNETH IULIIQINS HOIIERT IENNINGS W. F. PEIIMENTER ROBEHT MILLER 6 YZ 'Y 0 Aw- I ' f, 77 I K :I Sixtyffive First ROW, Left to Right: PAYE RUSHING MARY PROVENZA PAULINH THOMPSON EDGAR WILSON HERBERT IENNINGS GAYLON WHITE HOWARD ROBINSON ALTON HUMPHREY ROBERT TOWNSEND BILL HUMPHREY JAMES WILLIAMS WINNIFRED STEPHENS JULIA SCARBOROUGH TOMMY EZELL LEROY VUCINOVICH PAUL BRICE ELLIS STROUD ROBERT STEWART BILLY GENE TIGERT JOE ROSS RONNY COSHAM BOBBY SMITH Second How, Lett to Right: HAROLD WALTER PATRICIA WILSON NORMA RUTH WHITMAN DON SIBLEY BILLY HARRISON MARY LOU TURNER FRANKIE RIGSBY FRANCES RUTHERFORD DAVID LOCKMILLER L. E. SMITH Fourth ROW, Left to Right: DAVID WHITLEY SARAH WARREN BETH ABNER GLORIA STROTHER BETTY WINTERROWD MARY MARGARET ALMOND BILLIE MAE SMITH JEAN WATTS BOBBIE RAE SMITH JACK WHEELER G. W. RAGHELL Third Row, Left to Right: ELLEE SIMMONS NAN RHEA PIRKLE WELLS ORION RHODES NELL HOSE NELSON CHARLOTTE WHITTHORNE RUBY HILL DOT SANDIEER ROBERT EARL RACHAL CHARLES WHORTON KENNETH TUCKER A. J. TUMINELLO JOHN WARREN IVIARIE ROGERS DOROTHY PAYNE BILLY JEAN ROSS ANDREW! STAMOS BERT ELKINS A. C. WILSON LEON WILLIFORD Freshmen Sixty-six OVID ROBICHEAUX PAT TODD GLORIA JEAN REECE ELSIE MAE SOLOMON JUNE WATT MYRLEAN WINKLER ANNA MAY RUSH JAMES STORK STERLING BIGNER LUDWICK TRULY IRA SPURLOCK HARRY ROUNSAVILLE BOB RUSHING BARBARA STAGGS JENELLE WREN ESSIE WILSON TED BOSTIVICK RICHARD WALTERS X. L. MCDONALD J. C. GILES DAVID HERRIN ODELL RIGSBY BARNEY VVYILKINS Fifth ROW, Left to Right: JEANETTE KHOURY IVTOZELLE WITHERS MARGARET RIPPER ELEANOR SWINDLER ALINE THORNTON CLAUDE DUNCAN HAROLD ABRAMS CHARLES GORTON AUDREY WATSON VIRGINIA WILLIEORD JEANETTE REDMON NOLAN SAMPLE ROBERT ROUNSAVILLE MARJORIE SURBER IVIARVELLE TUCKER CLEASTIS ROBBINS HORACE CAMPBELL BOBBY BURRILL BILLY TIEMAN SAM TUMINELLO JAMES MULLINS SAM LOPEZ Sixth Row, Left to Right: THOMAS WRIGHT IOHNNIE LOUISE VVILLIS JACK KEY JAMES SCHICK FORREST COATS JAMES WITH JACK WINEGEART NED HICKS DOYLE PHILLIPS CLARA ARNOLD MARY JANE YEATMAN BARBARA JEAN WHITE JOHN HOWARD ROLAND SAUCIER BOYD LLOYD EDWARD YOUNGBLOOD EDWARD HUCKABEE EDMAN LEE JAMES CLAWRENCE STALEY A. C. VOSCOE JOHN IVIORELL 6Q0.UC MAIOR W. H. HOLDERNESS CAPTAIN FITZHUGR CHANDLER SERGEANT IoHN F. SPENCE U. S. A. U. S. A. U. S. A. The organization of the army has come a long Way since the Gay Ninetiesf' The old iield cavalry and intantry have developed into a swiit striking mechanized iorcey the air corps, one oi our long striking arms, was unheard oi iiity years back, soldiers no longer spend valuable time recuperating from wounds in hospitals because of the great advancement in knowledge ot the medical corps. Major Holderness, Captain Chandler, and Sergeant Spence have all Worked very hard in bringing Fair Parks R. CD. T. C. up to the high standard it maintains. As a result ot R. O. T. C. training many cadets will receive commissions in the armed services. These cadets will be- come the tuture commanding officers oi the United States Army since the army looks constant- ly toward Ft. CD. T. C. units to till its ever expanding ranks. IERE TILLERY FRANCES ROGERS A. C. FLORY NORMA LEE Scorr IOHN Scorr L1ELIf9fIC11'It Colonel Lieutenant Colonel, Sponsor Major Major Sponsor Captain Adjutant Sixlyeiqhl DRUM AND BUGLE CGRPS GUY ASHLEY ANDREW BISHOP CHARLES A. BROTNN IOE CARTER BOB CORSER SAMMY FULCO ALVIN GAUDIN LAWRENCE GERHARDT TOMMY GERMANY DOUGLAS GIVENS BILL LAMMONS IOE LESLIE FREDDY W. LEWIS IIMMIE LOUT IIM MARSALIS BILLY MARSHALL I. P. MCBRIDE CHARLIE B. MCGREW MARVIN NEUVANDER IIMMY MORRISON IANSEN REEVES BILLY BOSS GLEN BOSS IOHN F. SMITH BILLY SWOR ANTHONY TODARO KENNETH WALLACE HAYWOOD WALLACE WALTER H. WILLIAMS RUSSELL YEAGER IOE KEITH HAROLD E. RAINES BILIY MARSHALL 'WANDA COOPER DOUGLAS GIVENS HATTIE MAE GATTI ALVIN GAUDIN HARRY BROWN Captain Captain Sponsor First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Sixty-nine KINGSTON J. ADAMS JOHN ANDREWS BILLY HUNTER FERDINAND AUCOIN EARL BAILEY HARVEY C. BELTZ JACK BLACKWELL JOSEPH BRANUM BOBBY BRIDGES JOHNNY BROWN PHIL C. BROW JAMES BRUNER JOHN BURNS ADDISON CAMP BILL CANO C. S. CASTLE DELTON RCY CHANDLER BILLY CHURCHILL LEONARD COGDELL BOBBY COLLINS JOHN COON COMPANY J. D. CRAIN THOMAS CROFTON ROY E. CURRIE BILLY DAWSON J. R. DAWSON FRANK DEES NORMAN DUDLEY J. T. FAVARON HARDY FRAZIER JOHNNY PURNELL FRAZIER RAYMOND GIBBS J. E. GODVIIIN JAMES GOURLEY RABURN GREEN GEORGE HARRISON GWIN HOWARD HAROLD HI-:RMES HARRY HERMES E. D. HOLLAND CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH JAMES KENNETH HOWARD BLAND HUEEMAN GEORGE EDWARD HU BILL JAMES PHIL JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSON EDWARD KNEIPP BILLY KIHNEMAN LOUIS LEDLOW NORMAN LEWIS STANLEY LEWIS THOMAS LONG ARTHUR MAINELLI MARTIN LEE CHARLES MCGRARY GARTH MEADOW BOE MONK JERRY MONTGOMERY WILLIAM OICONNOR LEONARD OLIVER JUDSON PERKINS RC JIM PETERSON TOMMY POPE ARTHUR REID S. E. RENO WAYNE RICHMOND CLIFTON H. ROBINSON JIMMIE ROSENBLATH ROY ROTHELL IVIERLIN RUPE BILLY SACK DAN SAWYER W. B. SMITH HOLLIS SMITH BEN THOMAS JERE TILLERY BOBBY TURRENTINE EARL WILBANKS JOHNNIE WILLIAMS HERBERT WINEGEART HARLAN YOUNG BLAND HUEEMAN CLARA FERN HUNTER HERBERT WINEGEART Captain Captain Sponsor Firsi Lieutenani KINGSTON ADAMS JOY WILLIS HARVEY BELTZ MARY ALLENA SCOTT GEORGE HARRISON iViERRY'O MCBRIDE Second Lieutenant Second Lieut. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieut. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieut Sponsor T. C. ,Af 'f ! TOMMY ADAMS HAIIIIY ALEXANDER TIM ALLRED CHARLES ANDERSON GEORGE BACILLA BOD BERNEY .EXLBERT BICIINELL WILLIAM IEROME BIGBY HILLY TROY BRASWELL CIIAIILES BRIDGES IIMMY BRIDGES IOE BROCK BOB BROWN LYNN BROWN ILM BRUBAIQER RAYMOND BOESMAN IACIQ CATHEY IOIIN E. CHANDLER IAMER CONERLEY RAY COTHAM E, P. CRAWFORD EDWARD DARI:E Q , 'S V.:-f 'fff1' 1 ,1 S 1 ,Lf BILLY DARNELL DAVID DAVIS EUGENE DAVIS EDWARD DELIN IERRY DIETRICH ROBERT EASLEY ERNEST ELLIOT CLARENCE FERGURSON KENNETH RAY FIELDS ROBERT FISHER RICHARD FULTON FRED GALLAGHER LEROYCE GARRARD CLAUDE GIBRS PERRY GIROD EARL HARRIS I, D, HARRIS I. B. HAYES IACIQ HAZEL A. D. HEMPERLY TALMADGE HOLLINGSWORTH IOHN M. HOWARD RICHARD HUPPMAN IOHN H. HYDE BOBBY IVEY HARRY IARRED MILTON IENKINS HARVEY IOHNSON RALPH E. LAENGER FRED LESTER GLENN LEWIS PAUL LOVE IACK MARRY LENIEL MCCLANE CHARLES IVICDERMOTT BOBBY MCMATI-I GEORGE MOE CARTER MOORE BILL MURRAY ARTHUR QGELTREE IIMMIE OWEN CALVIN PAYNE I. T. PENNOCK CLYDE LEE RABURN EDWARD RASCH LEE REECE BILLY RIGDON FRED ROTHELI. EDGAR SAVAT ROY SHELTON HAY SIMMONS ROY SIMMONS T. C. SMITH GLENN SOAP WILLIAM STEIL IAME5 STICOUD CURTIS TANNER I. W. THOMAS GEORGE TIGEHT IOIIN TOWNSEND GEORGE VVVALKEH IEHRY WHEELIS IULIAN WEIGANIJ IAMES WILLIAMS LEHOY YOUNG COMPANY GLENN SOAP IOYCE ADAMS CIIIJIITIII CLIptLII1I Sponsor IOMMY ADAMS SYBIL GOLIRLEY BOBBY MACMATH CORA IEAN MELTON IIM ALLHED LOUISE LE Second LIeIItenGInl Second Lieut. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieut. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Ser-Ond Lteuf GORDON ATVVELL BILL BLDXOM BILLY BOOKOUT iViCINTYRE BRIDGES HERBERT BROWN MORRIS RAE BROWN HOMER BRYANT JACK BURKETT H. L. CALVERT JAMES JULIUS CARAWAY J. C. CARPENTER ELMER K. CARR CLARENCE D, CHALER VJ. O. COBB BENNY COOK DONALD COUHTNEY EDSEL DAVIS DONALD DOWNS BILL ELLIOT JACK EMDEN DEWEY FARRAR RICHARD GAINEY COMPANY CHARLES GAMBLIN KIHBY GLASCOCK FELIX GLADDEN BILLY GOLDEN SAM GUARISCO EUGENE HARGIS EDGAR HARPER THOMAS HARRIS ERNEST HARRISON GEORGE HEARN GARLAND HENLY GEORGE HENLEY JACK HICKS CHARLES HITT BOBBY HOLLINGSWORTI-I WAYNE HOLT HORACE HOOPER JACK HORN RALPH HUNT RICHARD INGRAM FRANK IVEY BOBBY JACK JARRED RUDO ENKI LESLIE JONES LYLE JONES LEONARD JOPLING WILLIS KEEL THOMAS KING DENNY RAY LEACH GENE LUDLOW EUGENE iViABRY EWING MCDONALD RANDALL MCCAIN JACK MERIWETHER GAYLE MONETTE DAN R. MONROE JAMES W. MONROE CHARLES MOULTON CHARLES JEFFERY .,-A-2iL.E9 HERBERT E. MUSGRAVE JAMES NELSON MARTIN NUTT SYDNEY PEARCE EVERETTE PENNOCK R. C. BILL PEYTON JOHN EARL PEYTON LEROY PIGG THOMAS PIPES CLEVE PLANTS LEONARD PORTA FRANK POST CHESTER PRUITT JOHN RILEY DICK ROSE LAWRENCE STAGGS J. C. STALLINGS LOUIS STEPHENSON JAMES STIENER ARTHUR THEIS HARRY VUCINOVICH RICHARD VLIAITS EDWIN VVVHEELIS JACK WHITFIELD EDVJARD 'WILKINSON GEORGE NVILLIS HOWARD WIMBERLY LEONARD JOPLING JACKIE BRYAN LESLIE JONES Captain Captain Sponsor First Lieutenant E M RENTZ OUIDA EVANS BILL PEYTON VIRGINIA STAYTON EWING MCDONALD BETTY iViAE BARNTHOUSE Serond Lieutenant Second Lient. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieut. Sponsor Second Lieutenant Second Lieut Sponsor QPQAL.. T. C. ROBERT BARNHART BOB BALDHIDGE JAMES BAKER CHARLES BARNEY THURSTON BARNHILL HOLLIS BERRY FRANCIS BICKHAM FRANK BOSTWICK REISOR BOWDEN ANDREW BOZEMAN FRED BRITTON JOHN CARL BROCK HARRY BROWN JIM ROY CALVERT JOHN CLALIDIS JOHNNIE COLE ARTHUR COCDELL DAVID CONNELL NEWTON COTTON J. W. VHABTREE HECK DAVIS GENE DIINN DAN ELMORE JOHNNY ESSARY A. C. FLORY DENNY GAMRLE RLJSJELI. GEINTHY PAUL GESN GORDON GRAYSON FIT QSHIFFITH EOR HARTLEY A, J. HEBEHT CLYDE INORAM DICK JETER ,- 9-ww THOMAS JOHNSON VVADE JOLLIFF YITILLIAM KELLY DOYLE KEEI, JACK KRISLE LAWRENCE LIAMBETH JOIIN LEOPARD ALTON LEVASSEUR BILLY MAIHP RAYMOND TYJAXWELL LEON TVJCCARY BOPBY JNJCKELVY DON MILLER NORMAN MILLER HI- NELSON LEWIS NISSEN SAM NIX BILLY GGILVIE AUBREY PALMER JOHN HENRY PERE FRANCIS PETTY JACK PRICE CLAUDE RAELIN PAUL RENTZ NICHOLAS RINAUDO BILLY ROBINSON GLENN SANDIFER SAMMIE SANTOHA JOHN SCOTT JACK SHIIMATE CECIL SIMMONS S. L. SIMMONS JACK SIMPSON ROBERT SMITH 'W Q 1 , BOB SNELL HAROLD GPEIH LESLIE STAGGS FREDEHIC HOY S'I'ANI.LIY EDWARD TERRY JACK THOMPSON LEE THOMPSON RAGAN TUCICER DONALD TURNER JOHN WAI,I:ER K . B. 'V'X JI.I.IAM1l JOHN YOIINcsRI.oOII VERNON L. ZIECZLEH COHTEZ AI.Ii2'J'lN QTLAHENCE ASHLEY VICTOR HARNETT COMPANY SAM NIX BETTY REYNOLDS JVJAVIIW CONNELL COIIIOIII l,'rIplcTIII SITOIISLII FITS! LIOIIIEIIUHI IEE ROY TIIOMIu:ON BETTY KEEL. JTII NFIIUON TNJEIDHA JIvAN:z JACI-C KRIrI.,Ig IJIIRRII WAI N Second LIeII!e-IIOIII .iwvO1III' 1.IeII!. SAINIIISOT SQIKIIITT l,IeIIte1II'IIIt SGCOIII! l,IesIII. SIOOIISLII SGIYSIIII' LIEIIIE-IIIIIII .II-I'IIII,l 'll III SIIOIISOI ,Q ,fjfig Nl,QxNN XX if N, f X xl xi X! Nr X1 Gentlemen have always aa- mired lovely ladies. Grande father idolized the Gibson qirl, that delectable poutinq pompa- doured creature from the pen of Charles Dana Gibson. Today grandfather land grandson, tooll admire the Petty qirl and Hollywood exponents of pul- chritude. Styles have changed, but feminine charm is still the same. We here present the 1942 Fair Park Beaux and Belles. fffz, 'fix .R X I Q1 xx BEAUXancl BELLES K f7:' w 'lv AP AI an iy., . , 1. E' Mn ,,- .-H, V k-why., J -:Fl ,. 1 - 1. 1 ' ' 'J 4 - .5 flag - ,Y . VY: 12 T1 ','X!M's '- faq- . A , . A , - ,wg , I--:. ' 'WK - NI 1- -. mv- Q f ,Q- J-. ?'zM - ii.-' , M. 2 ' f.. Q . gy .-.VF V A - F' 1' , 2 , in ! 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Jfifgreg Wine QWV JW 1 ,TM K Rf! arab gym Cmneqearf WANDA COOPER if MARY VERNE SIRLEY NEDRA EVANS DOROTHAU FAYE'S'fMMONQ ff' X 1 ' RR M, OO, Z ,ff 'WSI' w if A BETT NOR A gy, X3 M X -Q hifi- .a, A v - ,V 'U' , 254 ,' Q If J Y HART MA LEE SCOTT IOYOE MA'I'l1EHNE BOBBIE WATSON WW BETTIE TODD '- ,, .n MARY ALICE WILKINSON F f-I QJLARA FERN HUNTER OLLIE MAE WIMBISH '54 Elghtyio I KING LEONARD IOPLING AND QUEEN FRANCES ROGERS Ugsifz Jmafeifiaa . . . Mardz' Gras ere Against a patriotic background, the Mardi Gras Court ot Fair Park High School assembled at 8:30 p. m. on Feb. 17, 1942, amidst the fanfare ot her Majesty's trumpeteers. The Court consisted of Lady Mary Verne of the House of Sibley and Lord Denny of the House of Gamble, Lady Betty of the House of Hart and Lord lere of the House of Tillery, Lady Wan- da oi the House ot Cooper and Lord Harry of the House ot Brown, Lady Norma Lee oi the House ot Scott and Lord Harold of the House ot McBeth, Lady Sara Ellen ot the House of Wine- geart and Lord Morris Rae of the House ot Brown, Lady Betty of the House of Reynolds and Lord lack of the House of Thompson, Lady Mildred of the House of Nix and Lord Glenn of the House of Soap, Princess jackie of the House of Bryan and Prince Ralph ot the House ot Hunt, Her Majesty, Queen Frances of the House ot Rogers, and His Majesty, King Leonard of the House of lopling. After Queen Frances and King Leonard had been crowned, Aladdin and his magic lamp pro- vided an enjoyable program. Following this, the court departed for dancing and merriment. 'fflf fi NIfXxNN X X N , If I xl xl X! N1 N1 Gone, but not forgotten, are the strains sung by the barber shop quartet. From those immortal days of Sweet Adeline, Ta- Ra-Ra-Boom-De-A, and Daisy, Daisy emerged modern youth's love of Stardust, ln the Mood, Elmer's Tune, as well as the classical favorites studied by Fair Park's bands, orchestras, glee clubs, and choirs. ffff! xNNx is N N MUSIC and PUBLICATIONS .1 'K-IX. YF 'j N Kham 1 .h ,, In KV4, J ..1 - X X ' ' N X I Q Q f - is 5? N p 1 ' I '-NNW., f I V 9 V Q , . 1 ' f:..f 'L' 3 4 ' 'Mw' A W' 'Y - -M Non., fn -.sir 1 7 f L A7372 'LE .. W it 1 '- ? I Jmvl: I A I Q Y ' fi .4 A if ff! If ,it Z ,-lm., KW x t f f M, ' fb 25 ! ' V ' -1 2'-K.. . V , - - ' ,,i'l X 3 X Q11 V - fy , 'k .' W.. h ,t V K Q, 'fy 4 l 1 3, M '2flmf W iw i ff J U' ' ' , V3 ' : x'v'w-1 ,xii-If ' ' J 4 JV if 4 wa, A ,, ,X Y QSQ ,, . 7 A ,N ,J Q m ' .Q-.'fw- ' f 1 V 1 - jf' f- U , D ,N f ' ' , I' , Nil s , Bw Bight: Thirty seconds before the broadcast at lU:3U a. m. as Mr. Sims is giving final instructions. F A112 PARK BAND ON NBC Sunday, lanuary l8, Fair Parks band was honored when it played loy invitation on the NBC Red Net work. Pictured left is the engineer' ing staff: Maurice Wetzel, pro- gram director ot NBC, B. G. Rob- ertson, general manager ot KTBS and KWKHg Hollis Smith, Fair Park engineerg Buetord Bradley, property man. Lett: Checking the stop Watcih with the Chicago time. 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E, Prpkrn Roy Anna Sauder Frank Savat Frances Slrillcutt Bob Smith SAXOPHONE Doris Ann Catos Frances Marre Graham Muriel Henley I, C, O'Neal Harold Walter LLORNET Ben Bacon Brlly Brcklrarrr Caswell Brewton Harry Bush Glorra Lou Deckel Robert Bruce Garrett Brlly Harrison W. K. Hinton Brlly loan Krqer Gene Ludlow Howard Rose lrrrmry Rosenblrrttr Harry Rounsavrll-it BARITONE lrwlrrr Brock Orron Rhodes O. B. 'Nrllrarrrs 'FROM BONE Erlly Iirrru' Nerl Drxorr Raynrurd Grbh Lon Srrutlr ND Arthur WIarr1 I I f dr E ' Vfrnon 7 Qalfr BASS Ji' L19 ,vit Andrew Brslrop lack Blackwfrll Buford Bradley IWHUIVIS -fff-ff? ' lrm RCY Crirlverrtf 144- I, 0 , . 94' Roy Currie Brll Larunrons x Orvrllc Layton! , f.- Prfrtsy Mcrybrn Iolrn Earl Payton .. ' Brftty May Rrttwl Don Slbly fl ,Z 'kv Y. 'J Lwon Robortson MARIMBA f Robert Rounsarvrlle HORN Q Chrrstrne Braswell Uorotlry Sirrdrter Earl Bailey Nell Davidson Nrrrety av' VIOLINS ANDREW BOZEMAN MARILUE CARR WILLIAM CHANDLER PAUL GESN KENNETH GRIFFITH IVIARTHA HANNAH BILLIE HARRISON IOE PRIMOS LILLIAN PRINGLE SAMMIE SANTORA VIOLAS MARY BAYLOR HAZEL COCKERHAM IOHNNIE GRIFFITH CELLOS FRANK DEES LEONARD OLIVER BASSES MARY LOUISE HOLLY MARGARET WALTON DAVID KILLIAN, Director THE STRING CHGIR Ninely-one First Row, Lett to Hight: Gloria Eturd, Margaret Pringle, .Eetty King, Pauline Le Croix, La Fon Abell, Margaret Escott, Emn.a lean Hatfield, Mattie Zoe Hanna, Geneva Lacey, Elizabeth Harbour, Dot Sandiier, Ruby Hill, Ann Hodges, Beth Patty Christian, lulia Scarborough, Mae Kiger. Second Row, Lett to Right: Ieannene Holley, Maudine Humphrey, Allie Glynn Ingram, Ieanette Khoury, Helen Watson, Alice Stephens, Doris Marie Foster, Eleanor Swindle, Willie B. Dunham, Rosalie Yancy, Gloria Riley, Dorothy Gilmer, Earliue Croun, Marvelle Tucker, Billie Myron Crow, Beverly Ringwald, Loraine Harris. Third Ftow, Lett to Ftight: Mary Provenza, Elsie Harden, Marian Wisdom, Patricia Kelly, Iva Hyde, loan Mosely, Claudis Duke, Mary lane Yeatman, Sybil Davis, Lois Norman, Shirley Doty, Dolores Kano, Betty lo Ivy, Dorothy Greer, Rose- mary Biondo, Lillian Khoury. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Edrys Bogue, Norma Ruth Whitman, lean Trout, Elizabeth Anguino, Betty Kelly, luli Anna White, Martha Rose Caraway, Margaret Walton, Gloria Hagood, Barbara lolley. Below: Girls' Double Trio, Lett to Right: Dorothy Greer, Beverly Ringwald, Allie Glynn lngraiu, Dorothy Sandiler, Betty King, loan Mosely. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ninety-two I Bottom ol Stairs Up: fumes Be-ovham, Leon McCury, Chorley MCGl'6V!, Russell Adams, Fmnlc Ivy, fumes Stroud, Cor don Atwell, Ir., luck Boker, VJ. E. Rust, Bruce Westcott, RGJSOI Bowden, I. E. McCoy, lolm Lovonder, Fred Cftllflll Lee Hoy Tltonzpsou, lor-lc Thompson. Inset: Gloria Hoqood, crfcomponist. Below: Boys' Octet, Lett to Fight: lock Tlzompson, Lee Roy Tltompson, Bruce Westcott, lttzssell Adams, Gordon Atwell, james Stroud, james Beuchom. BUYS' GLEE CLUB Ninety-three First Row, Lett to Right: Maudine Humphery, Elizabeth Anguiano, Shirley Mae O'Neal, Gloria Eiurd, Mae Kiger, Billy Lewis, james Beacham, Bula Lee Smith, Elizabeth Harbour, Floyce Thigpen, Betty Reynolds, Virginia Lout. Second Row, Lett to Right: Huldah Rice, Rosie Tambura, Allie Glynn Ingram, lva Hyde, Ioan Mosley, Russell Adams, Leon McCury, Robert Hooper, Iames Stroud, Alice Stephens, Beverly Ringwald, Florence Schander, Meta Wescott. Third Row, Lett to Right: Helen White, Patricia Kelley, Marian Wisdom, Iacqueline laclcson, Margie johnson, Doris Marie Foster, Rosalie Yancey, Lillian Khoury, Cora lean Melton, Suzie Ann Laing, Lois Norman, Dorothy Greer, lmogene Scott, Gloria Hagood. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Bruce Westcott, Iimmy Turner, I. E. McCoy, Charley McGrew, Reisor Bowden, Franlc Ivy, Lee Roy Thompson, lack Thompson, Gordon G. Atwell, W. E. Rust. THE Cl-IGIR SCHCDCDL LIFE 'Work work, cmd more work VVe do1'1't believe Q word of Christmas doings. Surprise! We do study sometimes. .M The Pow Wow Editorial Staff are, Left to Right: Mary Ann D7-lnna, Defois Pickering, Marie Labenne, Betty Keel, Iere Tlllery, Luther Lynn, Gortlon Grayson, lay Willis, Pearl .Faye Whittington. This year the Pow Wow staff faces the most difficult task in its history. These were the words spoken by lere Tillery as he was interviewed amid the clatter and excitement of Room 214. To help the school do its part in national defense is our definite aim. ln fact, the nation's vic- tory will depend greatly upon the public spirit and cooperation fostered by journalism. And journalism is fighting for its very life blood, freedom of the press. During the past year, lere went on proudly, the Pow Wow has been recognized by critics as one of the best high school publications in the country. lt attained national honors from the Quill and Scroll and the Columbia Press Association and the All American rating from the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. Maybe you'd like some information about our staff and our classes, lere asked helpfully. The journalism department is composed of two advanced classes which, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Yarborough, compose and edit the Pow Wow. Mrs. Edith Barisas has charge of the beginner classes which assist the advanced classes in publishing the paper by selling ads and making collections. The Editorial Staff is headed by lere Tilleryp Pearl Faye Whittington and loy Willis are managing editors: Mary Anne D'Anna, Delois Pickering, Marie Labenne, Betty Keel, and Clara Fern Hunter are assistant editors: Luther Lynn and Bill Wood are sports editors. 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Standing, Left to Bight: lim Allred, Betty Mae Barnllionse, Ewing M:-llonaltl, Miss Hnclson, Lonaral Wells, Glenn Graves, Dick Lowe. Seated: lime Stuart, Beth Bass. Under the guidance of Miss Martha Louise Hudson, faculty advisor, the Editorial Staff of the Sequoyah has tried to present a yearbook that will long be remembered by all Fair Park stu- dents, and to present a book entirely different from those previously edited. Woriderful co-operation has existed among the members of the editorial staff composed of lune Stuart, editor-in-chief, lim Allred, assistant editor and art editor, Betty Mae Barnthouse, leature editor and literary editor: Beth Bass, club editor, Ewing McDonald, sport editor, and Dick Lowe, photograph editor. These senior editors are assisted by Glen Graves, typist, lean Warren, loyce Scogtn, Pauline McMain, lean Morrison, Betty Bay, and Charles Barney. These boys and girls have complete charge of the makeup of the book. The Ad Stall, with Mary Allena Scott as business manager, accomplished its foremost desire: to make their work of selling ads and drawing dummies both successful and enjoyable. Miss Frances Palmer, faculty advertising adviser, explained that more ads were sold this year than ever before in spite of national economy drives. The ads sold by members of the staff furnish the chief source of finance for the annual. The Business Staff under the supervision of Miss Chrystine Moore took over the financial end of the yearbook, selling books on the installment plan and collecting club page money. All students who gain positions on the various staffs of the yearbook do so by hard work and never tiring efforts. Nizrelyeeiglil The Iunior Editors ot the Se- quoyah are, lett to riqht, stand- inq: Pauline McMain, loyce Scoqin, lean Morrison, Charles Barney, Seatedf Betty Bay, lean War- ren. The Ad Stat! members are, lett to riqht, first row: Frances lenf lcins, Glenn Lott, Mildred Nix, Joyce Matherne, Ruth Hall, Betty Bass, Mary Allena Scott. Second row: Doris Solomon. Nita Lott, Frances Morgan. Third rowr Helen Bayliss, Ber- nice Selt, Gaye Overby, Meta Westcrott, Lois Norman, lessie Lee Crouch, Miss Palmer. Fourth row: Hardy Frazier, Fred Gallagher, loe Bannon. The Business Stat! consists ot the tollowinq: Miss Moore, Mar- aaret Wolfe, Dorothy Nell Clemens, Mildred Nix. fflf w lgirw N xl 5 i i r ll X xl N! X! Nz Nz Men's sports and attire have not changed radically since the Nineties, but what would the croquet-playing young ladies in shirt Waists and sweeping skirts think ot modern girl ath- letes in shorts, slacks, and bath- ing suits? Dress has changed, but crowds still cheer, little boys still peep through knot- holes, and American sports- manship is the same. 5-rff,! fxNNx .R - X N SPCDRTS Wim J 1. Y' 'C..f t x f ,Fa UM if .wavff . f A 1 iii, 3 r 4 s 1 . 5-, ,Q U,,,. fi, . .Md N , -ff',w f' 53,11 f G ,. I Yu I It if WW E Q 7 Rx g , l' . I' , Y ' J 'X IVE ' Z' A , A Av A. X , ,Q 1 ' i if ,. ff ff? 'Q A W ,fyfllf w i ff 'MUQ' Q Sig 'ini xx Nuff :H f QM '46 M fi' ,f In ! ,gy ,K fn f YJ rl, f ' , x V U ' . RQ 'W . , ' rl A::?':?A:JW.J: ...., f ' 6 A' - '. A ,dx R Q Q, w ill 0 A f I., N! - Y :fic frm 125 ' 'N ' 5 jf 2 f ,YL Q ' FA 3 5'4- fh , ':'f'w .L fa' ,a , gf' . ffyff . Q J 'JIM i V ' , if lj 1 J f LN- M H fl F v JW. w Xu .,, 'W'fF1 ? vw wr -M Wh 11 ,WWMJ +P 1+ YW . , W 1 ' QU-nz ,w EYE ' ' ummm , , vu , w L H, U n ' s N. We W M.: vm w' H 1 f J ful. 7 V 1 M , M! 1 Wg, W my Wm ,, -: 14m gfJ g wi W 1 1 yu W 1 SEASGN At the right are the men behind Fair Park's athletic department. F. H. Prendergast is head coach. R. B. Schaal coaches the second team and Roy Wilson develops the line - . 5. 7 tii K 'I . 1 nl L is Q X ,K Vw, .zel w I I ' .,. if . .. .. . V , ' 3: V-it V '1-biz - Q fy.. . ' ' - ' Vg. 't'fl V. RALPH Iixmss W. C. HARLAN Fmmcis DEAL WILLARD PUGH ED IOLLY End Back Bock Tackle Back Mixing all the plays in the book with every man on the Fair Park team seeing service on the battle line, the Indians started the offense rolling in the first minute of play against Texarkana and completely outplayed the visitors. Texarkana was never allowed to penetrate the Fair Park forty-five yard line because they were held back by a strong defensive line of Indians. Fair Park 32-Texarkana 0. The undefeated Red Devils of Natchitoches suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the mighty Warriors of Fair Park. This Win gave the Indians four straight victories. Starting on a seventy-six yard drive early in the first period, the Braves drew the first blood and were in the lead. A blocked punt by Al Baggett set the scene for another touchdown. The air attack by the Indians overcame all opposition, and they took the lead for the rest of the game. The Whistle ending the contest found the ball deep in enemy territory with our beloved Warriors in possession. Fair Park 32-Natchitoches 14. The Golden Tornado gained revenge for a loss that in 1942 cost them the North Louisiana championship and at the same time smashed all the hopes of the Indians for another champ- ionship and for an undefeated season. I-laynesville intercepted a Fair Park pass in the second period which put them in the lead at the half. In the third quarter Pigg tossed a pass to Iames that netted sixty-three yards and a score. The game ended with the visitors one point in front. The teams were tied on first downs, each having five, and the penetrations were even. Haynesville 7-Fair Park 6. One hundred five 1 1 :nn L' f CDN TI-IE WAR Mixing aerial and running plays with damaging effect, our Braves shattered the undefeated record of the Minden Crimson Tide. Making two points in the third quarter in order to leave the field at halftime in the lead proved the defensive strength of the Indians. Behind the fine blocking of the tearn, Melvin Pigg covered more territory than any other player by gaining one hundred and thirteen yards in eighteen plays. lames took four passes from Pigg for sixty- three yards, two of which were good for scores. A. C. Flory turned in a great defensive game and played an important part in scoring in the first quarter. Flory took a lateral from Pigg on the thirty-six yard line and raced to the nine before he could be stopped. Fair Park 26-Min- den 7. little physical stamina and fighting spirit can do. T e Indians suffered a severe loss in the first half but came back in the second half to nose out the Pelicans by one point. Melvin Pigg and Billy Turnbow with great blocking displayed their 'running power by scoring two touch- downs in rapid succession. Fair Pqlg 13-Elpmerl 12a On the Pelicans' field at Homer, a team badly beaten tllfroughout the first half showed what a It The second defeat of the season camxl at til hands ,of the Ouachita Lions. In the closing sec- onds of the first half the Lions scoredilanli, ft the-,field at the half in the lead. A touchdown in the third period by the Lions wbgfcallepl back: Ouachita held the Indians and kept them from even once penetrating into dongerqusftgrritory. A. C. Flory and Al Baggett played a su- per game holding the big backfiQ'd.of the Liolfis on almost all plays. Fair Park 0--Ouachita 6. .1 , VV 1, , v I ilu? MP MAX WILLIS EDWARD DI-:I-:N AL BAGGETI' IoI-: KI-:LLY HILMAN SMITH End Tackle Guard Guard Tackle Left: Squitming up the field in the face ol the Yellow Iackets. Rlqllt: The Band warms up before mak- infv IIS entrance between halves. The Yellow Iczckets Swarm in O11 Piqq e e e e 1 - , . 2 K .Q,. fi TX f kk Q7 QV- 'v.. K 1 Q. M lin LY Wl'l'HNl4OV.' Fxtmlmw WA1.14En Fm-k P-nk Hifylliz MciBetl1 stopped Qfler 0 shot! Quin ofvainsf Hcynesville. Deep Cozzcentzecztion on the sidelines. CITY CI-IAIVIPIGNS el' if ,. ,' -, 5 I - f . Q ni k - 1-I 'P - I ff: f r ' ,,,, I -13, Rx R . The Team Managers are: Iohn Chandler, loe Holm, and Paul Thomas. Before fourteen thousand fans and on a beautiful Thanksgiving afternoon, the F air Park Indi- ans tamed the Byrd Yellow Iackets for the third consecutive year. The Yellow lackets were un- able to hold the Indians downg the Braves unleashed a powerful running attack that saw them drive to the enemies' eight-yard line where the ball was moved back on penalties in the first quarter. In the closing minutes of the second period, Melvin Pigg took a Byrd punt on his own thirty-yard line and returned it to the Iackets' thirty-nine yard line. The next play saw Pigg ad- vance the pigskin to the Byrd ten-yard stripe. Behind perfect interference Turnbow skirted left end for the touchdown. Midway in the third quarter the Indians staged a sustained sixty-five yard march that paid off in dividends. Ralph Iames gathered in a twenty-seven yard pass from Pigg. Bernard Walker hit the line for the score. The Iackets recovered a fumble and drove to the Indians' five. The Warriors tightened and held Byrd for downs. On the next play a Iacket slipped through the line and blocked a punt scoring the Byrd tally. The Indian line failed to yield an inch after the kickoff in the first half. Fair Park 12-Byrd 6. JACK HORN ANDREW CARIEHE HOWARD WIMBERLY IOHN HOLM ROBERT SIMMONS Center Back Tackle Guard End One hundred eight ,I . ,. Jtlhaw ' ,.'4'f',g, , I- mn Q A . xgig' 0 27 2 ,Egg ' .LM-,H Q Q 4 .iw k ,,.. ,Q ,Ahhh A A S W 1 A k ,,, .Qin an -mm 'MA M 01053 ? iv sr ,Ei xx hx, I M has GN X , 4 K Q 1 a J n Q av if , gg, ' ' Q 0 in k1 + 'S ill-L. , Mum- ,JK QQ W, L. '55, W Am .. M-of, , 5. 1 m iiilgiiffw' Mmwmnmm Lam? 4g g , lA i M ' M X l5 l l piwff , 2 4 i l .A ?' ' Z . ,XF K K I V-L, Q ini Lf I A , ,N H PM 4' if Ja ,.,,h ?iLy7 fli ..1 hk xx kk QU 3 1 L K ? kr x . it A H -if . n . K 4 ? J ,is x if IA, -gm? 'I 243,554 :L . ,was . ' if-4A7,v .A......,.....M , M ..Mx.,.-...vw wk., L,A., A. W W ,NMWMMAWMTWQQWA-+-vM,Mw.w My. , ..,, , ..,,, ,V .,.x 1, ,.., m,.4.,,L.,,,,A,,,,,MQ, K N K L. H, .,..,, ..., -W MW.. ,. ,,,..........-v..,. ......w.,,.p.L..w...-.-..-.-.f.w-g,.1w..N.w-Q-a-,.f my .... lyfk 5 .V , 5 T W i i LL Z 'fs 'sm f' l W, 31 f 2 3 , ., - ff' M h Y H f ffl I .1 'R K K f- fi? 1 is 1 4 2 BASEBALL The Indians maintained their high record in baseball last year by Winning four out of five con- tests. Interest in baseball has practically vanished from North Louisiana. Coach Prenderqast has announced that he plans to have a very fine club in 1942. The team is scheduled to have a full program if transportation facilities can be had. Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Park Park Park Park Park 1941 Scores . . .... . . 147 Haynesville . , . . .,,. 12, Ida ,.... . . ..8gMinden..... . . .... 15: Haynesville . , ., ..4pMinden... First Row: Cariere, Pigg, Ed Iolly, Restivo, Tuminello, R. Iolly, McMath. 5 6 3 3 7 Second Row: McDonald, Baker, Redwine, Baqqet, Melton, Green, Keenan, Coach Prenderqast. rm, , , ,W 1. ,. .ta One hundred eleven TRACK Only two track meets were held in North Louisiana last year, one at Haynesville and one at Bossier City. Therefore, the team developed in the spring of '41 under the capable leadership of Coach Bernard Barisas was practically inactive. A practice meet Was held at Haynesville, and the Indians returned victorious. The second meet was held at Bossier City. These two meets concluded the season. Coach Schaal has made plans for several track meets in the spring of '42, but these now ap- pear doubtful because of the lack of transportation. First Row: Flory, Cook, Maxey, Chandler, Turnbow, Brody. Second How: Deal, Lamrnons, Harlan, McBeth, Bartless, Carlton. Third Row: Coach Barisas, Wimberly, Deen. GIRLS' SPCDRTS Miss Huggins' girls learn all the do's and don'ts of the tirst aid. Badminton seems to be one of the gym girls' favorite sports. Modern Robin Hood-ettes take their aim on the archery range. lt's a home-run! These soft-ball players really take their game seriously. 'Q-A 'N 5 'Vw -6 .:.' ' ' ll ft i9'g: ., ,At E .lg f-gf . i V ' sin! 1 r-Lzfst 1? , TED Under the capable guidance ot Miss Huggins and Mr. Cummins, Fair Park's tennis team made rapid strides in the spring ot '4l. With hours of after-school practice com- bined With indomitable spirit, this small group ot tuture net stars Went forth with the will to win. Led by lack Lowe, Charles Lacy, Dorothy Tiemann, and Gloria McDonald, they traveled to Monroe where, against Ouachita, they came through with flying colors and tired muscles. Picruruas, Top TO Borroms Miss Huggins and Mr. Cummins lack Lowe and Charles Lacy Dorothy Tiemann and Ioan Mosley Tommy Bates and Dick Rose lack Lowe and his powerful serve I NTIS Fair Parks tennis team closed their successful season with hard practice after school on the Fair Ground Courts. Although some of the best net men were lost throuqh qradua- tion, a good many players are left lor the '42 spring season. These en- thusiastic racqueteers are determ- ined to work hard this summer, to enter city tournaments, and to qet all the matches possible so that next year the team will be better than ever. l'llCT'l'lHiE:1, 'lov 'ro BOTTOM: Potential Iict stars, Glen Graves tinil l,eo1i:zrtl VVells Teruiis veteran, Gloria MC'DOllKQ1lLl Dick Lowe and Robert Fislier Bernard Walker ancl Charlie Harvey Mixetl doubles by Tieniami, Hart, MC'DOIllI1tl, tiritl Lowe Q , , x'fI9 Z i X x t Nl xl Xl N1 X1 ,J yllllf Lfxxx XX Picture shows have replaced the stereoscope slides. Gone also are sewing circles, ice cream socials, lyceum lectures, and taffy pulls which were the events that made the Nineties qay. Compared to our excitinq clubs, busy with money-earn- ing projects, social service du- ties, constructive proqrams and parties, the Nineties seem fairly dull, We'd say. ffffl xXNx 1-X N N CLUBS f 12 r : M Q f f f' ,I ' f ? '! W , i WfZ f? E we Ay, I f' MATH CLUB Tlie Officers tire: Billy Lewis, l're-rskzuieig Bill Peyton, Vir e-President, Netlrti Evans, Secretary, Sarah Ellen Wineqeart, Presi- dent. Students seem to think you have to be an Einstein to helonq to the Math Club, laughed Sarah Ellen Wineqeart, hut thats not exactly true. The club members like mathematics and usually make aood grades in it, but We like to have socials, too. Miss Lucille Brown, our sponsor, helps us work problems ot interest and taxation and gives us other practical hits ot knowledae lor our tuture lives. For recreation, Sarah Ellen went on, We draw original mathematical designs, and make studies at taznous mathernaticians and their mathematical theories. l'nst llovif: l'1erl llftllllifl, Fi--lc Lowe, Melvin Nirliols, La lpn fllael, llew limp Porter, Bettie Torlrl, Rtirlolpli fenkins, W. R. iinntli. Sevmitl how: Glen Sanfliter, ltalpli lnenqer, Frecl Lester, liylly G't1'un1ier, Paula Meretlitli, layce llinul, Vera Walsli, l?ET'L't'llY linnfslolfl, 'lllnnl How: Patty C,llIllSltK1tl, lean Sutlzlutli, lack Mabery, ltciris Solonion, loan Mosely, Billy Lewis, l. E. Godwin. ttwtirtli How: llnnine ltell Wliitley, Margaret Provenzo, llrnnei lolinson, Bill Peyton, Gayle Monette, Fcl Grittitli. l'lltli How: Srmrli Ellen Vtfineqeart, lessie Mae Hill, Eninia Hue l'itt:, lhye lm Vasser, Dorothy Faye Sirnmons, Fletli lmsff, I-fail lltirris, llayrnoncl Gibbs, lntlson Perkins. Sixtli Row: Mario Fttarrinett, Margaret Byrne, latin VVil- liams, lfclwartl llznlcc, Lyle Barrie, lanres Nelnns. A first Row: Katherine Ittivis, liorutliy Clreer, latin tfol luni, Marion Wisdom, Winitrerl Seeaers, lolinnie Mite Grittin, Mary Baylor, Nedra ljvans, Allie Glynn lnqrarn, Second Row: lint Peterson, Cleve Plants, lean Mori: son, loyce Svoqin, loy Doss, Pearl Faye Wliittinatcwn, I loy Vbillis, Betty Ray, Eloise Dellloss, Tlielrna Straws, Tliirrl How: lark Catlzey, lack Krlsle, Tonnny Aflcirns, E. P. Crawford, lean Ellltlgll, Melvfi lean lmvellll, Floyce Tliiqpen, Harriet Sclirain. t'ourtl1 How: Lorraine llnitton, l'lorent'cr Beirieion, lion Elliott, lltlarle lolly. t'ittl1 How: Gaylon Weeks, llaula Meritletli. CAMERA CLUB Otticers ot the Camera Club are: Dick Lowe, Vice-Presidentf Frank Petty, Sgt.-at- Arrnsf Iackie Bryan, Presidentg Tommy Pope, Secretary-Treasurer. Come right in, said lackie Bryant as the Sequoyah club editor entered Mr. Ravenna's third period class, and l'll tell you about the Camera Club. lt you had been a little earlier, you could have watched us printing some good snapshots. We have had a good club year so iarg our page in the Sequoyah is paid for and we had a wonderful barbecue and dance. You don't have to impress me with the Camera Club, replied our club editor enthusiastically on the Way out of the door. The Sequoyah could hardly get along without your help. First Bow: Ann Bayliss, Dorothy Sanditer. Second Bow: Ben Bacon, loe Bannon, lulia Scarborough Mary E, Brock, Imogene Scott, Oma Payne. Third Bow: Billy Bamey, Frances lenkins, Birth Hall, Annie Merle Layton, Billy Price. Fourth Bow: Margaret Hanlon, Helen Bayliss. Standing: Thomas Lee Bryant, Carol Gnice, Tommy Pope lack Price, Bob Hartley, Sain Reynolds. First Bow: Tommy Ezelle, lohn M. Howard, Lena Mao Easley, lane Blake. Second Bow: Kenneth Kanlnian, Frank Petty, lack Horn, Anna Doro Butt. Third Bow: Glynn Brown, Merry'O McBride, Robert Sirne moris, Elizabeth Finut, Betty Schick. Fourth Bow: Gayle Monette, Maxine Monsonr, Bosie Brocato. Standing: Dick Lowe, Bill Harrison, Gaylen Wliite, Billy Hunter, Dot Walker, Harold Bott, Vernon Morris, Wal- lace Phillips, Mickey McDonald, Betty Hart, lackie Bryan. FRENC CLUB Serving as Officers oi the Frencli Club Are: Maclntyre Bridges, Treasurer, Barbara Donaldson, Secretary, lolin Henry Pere, Vice-President, Leonard Wells, President. To combine the learning of French customs, literature, and life both in France and Louisiana, and the undertaking of the pleasures and duties of a worthwhile organization is the aim of the French Club, explained Leonard Wells, who is president of this club sponsored by Miss Ruth Tilly. Throughout the year, he Went on to say, this small but energetic group of French students has had interesting and progressive meetings in which all members participated. Treasure hunts and other socials, charity work, and the study of current events held prominent places in the club calendar. Through the efforts of the sponsor, officers, and members, the French Club has become one of the most progressive clubs of Fair Park today. EEGINNERS FRENCH ADVANCED FRENCH Left ltow: Clifton Robinson, lean Morrison, I. R. Dawson, Left Row: Virginia Morgan, Sidney Pearce, loyce Scogin, Denny Gamble, ltliss Tilly. Barbara Donaldson, lohn Henry Pere, Bernard Walker. lfialrl llow: Maclntyre Bridges, Edward Terry, Ruth Right How: Eleanor Suddutli, Dana lean Sudrliith, Lonarcl Tliomas, Helen Watson. Wells, Winnitred Seeqers, lrene Sticlcluth. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club Ofticers Are, Left to Bight: Clair Noel, Mary Baylor, loy Doss, Perry Oirod, Billie Lee Newell, Beverley Huff- man, Morris Bae Brown, Margaret Walton. The Spanish Club meets once every three weeks, Mary Baylor replied as she was quizzed by the Sequoyah club editor. Miss Holland is our sponsor. Our club is one ot the oldest at Fair Park. To be exact, it was founded in l929 Our main aim is, of course, to understand Spanish. You should hear us jabbering away on club days! Mary giggled. We also study Spanish literature and custoins. We sing, too and have rnade Spanish song books for this year's project. We had a typical Mexican sup per at the Plaza. Left to Bight: Bow One: Cleo Boyd, Carolyn Davis, Hollis Berry, W1 L. Simmons, Paul Gesn. Bow Two: Bill Bloxom, Billy Darnell, Arthur Theis, Billy F. Robinson, Kenneth Fields, Bobby Hollingsworth. Bow Three: Morris Brown, E. P. Crawford, Billy Lewis, john Cfaudis. Bow Four: Billie Robertson, Charles McGrory, Mary Lou Cheshier, Margaret Escott, Allen Lazarus, Billie Golden. Standing: Mattie Zoe Hanna, Margaret McDowell, LaFon Abel, Sain Guarisco, Perry Girod, Miss Holland, Low Beese Norton, Clair Noel, Maniye Io Warren. Left to Bight Bow One Billy ray Adams Thelma If Carpenter, Mary Verne Sibley, Malvis Withers. Bow Two: Ernestine Wells, Beverly Huffman, loy Doss, Bonnie Dell VVhitley, luanita Harvey. Bow Three: Dorothy Nowlin, Shirley M. O'Neal, lavaue- line jackson. Bow Four: Carolyn Kaiser, Margaret Glover, Albertine Poche, Marie Pedro, Mary Baylor. How Five: Dolores Krenienek, lohnnie Griffin, Billie Lee Newell, Margaret Walton. Bow Six: john Howard, Glenn Crow, Emma lean Hate field, Yvonne Phillips. Bow Seven: Edward Kneipp, Dorothy Jones, Cora I. Melton, Marie Labenne, Evelyn Sutton. CIVICS CLUB The Democratic Members oi the Civic Club Are: Barbara Spinlcs, Vice-President, john Herron, Sgt.-at-Arms, Frances Morgan, Secs retaryp lohn Williams, President. What are the objectives of the Civics Club? repeated Iohn Williams, President. To keep in touch with current topics, to gain experience in parliamentary procedure, to provide oppor- tunities ior recreation, to train tor better citizenship and best of all, to make new and lasting friends. You see, he continued, it is easy to do these things with Miss Byrne as our capable spon- sor. We sold badges, brought assembly programs to the school, and had many socials. When we worked as commissioners at the poles at student elections, we developed an inter- est in civic elections and are now better prepared for our future duties as citizens. Row How cult, How gan, Miss One: Charles Gamblin, Billy Robinson, S. E. Reno Two: Leonard Cliver, leanice Oxiord, Frances Shill Donnie McDonald. Three: lolm Herrin, Marian Wisdom, Frances More Barbara Spinlcs, Charles Moten, lohn Williams Byrne. Row One: W. C. McCann, I. W. Nichols, Betty Bradshaw, Ioe Carter, lohnette laclcson, Clarence Ferguson, Ruth McCune. Row Two: Hurum Hyde, I. D. Montgomery, I. C. Deason, Nancy Haywood, Sam Farmer. LIBRARY CLUB The Officers Are: Wilda Cantrell, Program Cliairniang Katherine Griffith, Vice-Presi dent, Mirlene Seawriaht, Social Chairman, Thelma Shows, Secretary and Treasurer, lean Carver, President tnot pictnredt. We have really put the Library Club on the map this year. Ieanne Carver, President, in- formed the Seauoyah reporter. Miss Moraan and Miss Kanaval are our sponsors, and they teach us to give qood library service and make ourselves helpful. We learn all sorts of thinqs about what makes up an efficient, smoothly-running library. We have had treasure hunts and Wiener roasts, too. Don't you remember our Book Week play this year? leanne asked abruptly. We had an essay contest, too, and gave books for prizes. This year our special project is to buy more chairs for the library. Lett to Right: Ottalyne Payne, Betty Gladden, Mario Marandet, Ruth Thompson, Billy Harrison, Mary Ann Fair, Frances Shillcut, Mildred McDowell, Syble Du- bois, Frances Rutherford, Ruth Burns, lanis Curtin, Marie Griffin, Thomas Carlan, Pirkle Wells. Seated, Lett to Right: Wilda Cantrell, Katherine Griffith, Barbara Spinlcs, Charles Rhea, Mirleen Seawriaht, John Lavendar. Standing: lames Beacham, Miss Morgan, Thelma Shows, Dorothy Stowell, Robert Howard, Katherine Leopard, Bobby Lee lolmson, lack Wineoeart, Yvonne Phillips, Thelma lo Carpenter, Charlotte Whitthorne, lean Pearce, Gaines McKinney, Betty Perkins, Eloise Williams, Miss Kanaval, Richard Zachery. SERGEANTS CLUB Sergeant Club Otticers Are, Lett to Right: lohn Andrews, Treasurer, Charles Barney, Secretary: Ralph Hunt, Vice,President,' Del' ton Chandler, President. To instruct the non-commissioned officers for their commissions is the primary purpose of the Second Battalion Non-Commissioned Otticers Club, better known as the Sergeants Club, ex- plained Delton Werty Chandler, President. We meet every Thursday in the new armory and plan our work and activities, he went on to say, We also discuss problems that come up in R. O. T. C. Our meetings teach friendship and the importance ot teamwork. We've given dances and a picnic with the Gtticers and Sponsors, and in April we plan to have an overnight fishing trip. First Row, Lett to Right: Glenn Lewis, lnclson Perlcins, Roy Rothell, llred Lester, Billy Riqdon, S. E. Reno, Claude Gibbs, l, E. Godwin, Harold Hermes. Sevontl Row: Fred Gallagher, Ed Deen, E. P. Crawe lord, lolin Burns, Lee Reese, William Stell, Earl Hare its, Arthur Mainelli. Tliirtl Row: Paul Love, Hill Murray, Earl Willbanlcs, Sal. Spence, lohnny Chandler, lohn Andrews, Huruni llytle, Capt. Clianrller, Delton Chandler, Hardy l'raA zier. First Row: Wade Iolliit, O, B. Williams, Edsel Davis, Leonard Porter, Homer Bryant, lohn Henry Pere, Paul Rentz, Bob Core ser, Mclntyre Bridges, Norman Miller. Second Row: Donald Downs, Cecil Sininions, Ralph Hunt, Charles leitrey, Bob Smith, I. C. Carpenter, Morris Rae Brown, lack Horn, Frank Petty. Third Row: Major Holderness, loe Leslie, Lyle Iones, Charles Barney, Thornas lohnson, Ragan Tucker, Charles McGrew, Nick Rinanc:'o, Harry Vicinovitch, Haywood Wallace. Fourth Row: Newton Cotton, Laurence Stagg, Gayle Monetle, lolin Smith, Thomas Pipes, Russell Yeager, Randall McCain, Charles Brown, Walter Vtfilliams. Qfmfsr OFFICERS AND SPCNSCRS CLUB Officers Are Left to Right: Iere Tillery, Pres- ident, Glen Soap, Vice-President, George Harrison, Treasurerp Iackie Bryan, Secre- tary. vw- Well . . . the real purpose of the Officers and Sponsors Club is to provide a social aspect for the Military Department, stated Iere Tillery, president. Last semester the club sponsored a joint dance with the Sergeants Club and also had a Christmas party which was a gala affair. At our weekly meetings, lere went on, we have a speaker to discuss different phases of military science and tactics. We also discuss personal military problems. We have sponsored a variety show at Barlcsolale. Under the guidance of Miss Martin, the club also creates a better union among the officers and sponsors. First How: Harvey Beltz, Merry'O McBride, Louise Lee, lint Allred, Bobby Watsoii, lack Krisle. Second Row: George Harrison, Mary Allena Scott, Leon- ard Ioplinq, lackie Bryan, Bland Huffrnan, Hattie Mae Gatti, Clara Fern Hunter, Ioyce Adams . Third Row: Herbert W'ingeart, A. C. Flory, Norma Lee Scott, Douglas Givens, Sqt. Spence, Bobby McMatl1, Cora lean Melton, Glenn Soap. First ROVVI Betty Barnthouse, Ewing McDonald, Ointla Evans, Howard Wirriberley, Betty Reynoltls, Sant Nix, Nedra Evans, Harry Brown. Second I-low: lere Tillery, Betty Keel, Tommy 1'ldrnn::, Sybil Gourley, Kingston Adonis, loy Willis, Leslie lones, Ed Nelson, Miss Martin. Third How: Lee Roy Tlionipson, E. M. Henlz, Daviil Connell, ,lolin Scott, Billy Marshall, Alvin Gontlin. is-mv msmwrsr ss. we :fam gg., wiishi 5:5385 PEP SQUAD Members ol the Pep Squad with Miss Stuckey are, lelt to right, tirst row: Gloria Hart, Mabel Lou Nelson, Doris Fulco, Ruby Hill, Marie Bonamo. Second Row: Patsy Maybin, Polly Bryant, Carolyn Lunslord, Edith Miller, Josephine Brocato. Third Row: Norma Ruth Whitman, Mar- guerite Oden, Marie Hanks, Gloria Dar- row, Miss Stuclcey. l have thoroughly enjoyed working with the Pep Squad this year, said Miss Beverley Stuckey, sponsor and new Physical Education teacher at Fair Park. In contrast to the former black and gold uniforms, those worn this year by the Indian squad were designed to carry out a black and white color scheme. The girls wore white pleated skirts and white shirts with black ties. A single gold stripe on the tie was the only gold which appeared on the uniform. Everybody who saw the squad perform at football games agrees that it had a great part in cheering up the team and inspiring victory. Below, members in uniiorm are: Left to Right, First Row: Nerae Adams, Ernestine Wells, Dol Sandiler, Ann Hodges. Second Row: Marie Grillin, Thelma Shows, Eleanor Swindle, lean Favaron. Third How: loyce Greer, Nancy Frazier. Fourth How: Rose Brocato, Marilyn Calvert, Peggy Turner. Filth Row: Edrys Bogue, Pauline La Croix. 3 thaw g g5,,-,5 law '.,s.'.uQ - Members below are: Lett to Right, First Row: Syble Du- bois, Marjorie Iohnson, Ethelene Bazer, Naomi Ann Iohnson, Lena Mae Easley. Second How: Charlotte Vkfhitthorn, Margaret Escott, Ger- oldine Bryant, Katherine Leopard, lane Blake. Third Row: Iulia Scarborough, Sybil Brown, Barbara Staggs, Loraine Harris. -I 1 as VV ,,, 2 if 'rf RACQUET W CLUB The Hemi Harqueteeis Are, Left to Riqlil: lack Lowe, Treasurer, Dick Lowe, Presi dent, Imogene Svott, Sergeant-at-Arms Betty Hari, Secretary, Larry Mills, Vice- Presitlent. This year niarks the debut of a new club which in tuture years, we hope, will be one ol the most effective clubs oi Fair Park, explained Dick Lowe, President oi the Pair Park Ftacauet Club. There has been a need for a tennis club here at school for some tinie. Tennis should be developed because it is a valuable sport, Our club, Dick went on to say, gives us a chance to aet toaether and discuss our tennis problems. We expect to plan inany trips and matches this year and next. With these aims and with the highest ideal of all in sports --qood sportsrnanshipf--this new addition to the club ros- ter bids fctir to rise high in our school activities. first Gromit, Lett to Riqlit: Larry Mills, Edwin Tie Seroiul Group, Lett to lilqllif Betty lX'lll'7, ltotty lltut, ltiw miami, Hosalie Ytiiiry, lack Lowe, Robert Fisher, llick aeiie Smit, lim Hoy Calvert, l,oi:.irti Wells, lfimf-:: lttiw Lowe, Tommy Bates, Hilo Olivier, Charlie Harvey. ell, Glenn Qrtives, Lois Palette, Htlyiliwlltl llfiirtl, gm lt. GIRL RESERVES l'rn the spokesman for the tive Girl Reserve Clubs ot Fair Park, Ollie Mae Wimbish in- tormed the Sequoyah club editor. l am president ot Tiak Biena, sponsored by Mrs. Gray and l speak tor Mary Louise Lewis, president ot Latow, sponsored by Miss Nicholsong Iune Bard- Well, president of Loyal Lassies, sponsored by Mrs. Whitehurstg Betty Thomas, president oi Minuka, sponsored by Miss Daviesg and Floyce Thigpen, president of Kay Ye Lassie, spon- sored by Mrs. Iohns. The Girl Reserves, Ollie Mae continued, are sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. We have high ideals of Christian principles and character-building. Our programs are held every Friday at third period and are of interest to every girl. Members ot' the Loyal Lassies Are, Lett to Right: Frances Teague, Iune Bardwell, Shirley O'Neil, Maxine Barnes, Iizanita Harvey, Anne Brooks, Inez Folmar, Bonnie Dell Whitley, Oneita Hutut, Ruth Caraway, Dorothy lanes, Lucille Watson, Frances Marie Graham, Alice Hancock, Billie lean Bryant, Loretta Owens, Billie Smith, Gloria Hasty, Dew Drop Porter, Marjorie Lawrence, Dorothy Mae Young, Charlene McQueen, Ruth Thomas, Authree Bussie, Marian McCain, Frances Jenkins, Ruth Hall, Mrs. Wliitehnrst, Sponsor. Members ot the Minuka Girl Reserves make their tri- angle become a V tor Victory: Mary Alice Wilkinson, Eula Lee Smith, leanette Walker, Billie Williams, Betty lo Hedges, Tressarie Allen, Elizabeth Harbour, Evelyn Sutton, George Ann lones, Virginia Mitcham, Miriam Colvarcl, Hazel Hanson, Evelyn Peterson, Geraldine Bow- man, luanita Walker, Ianice Fory, Lillian Lantorcl, Betty Noble, Betty Thomas, Dorothy Maryman, Miss Davies, La Fon Abell, Margaret Escott, Louise Simpson, loy Doss, Beverly Huffman. Mernlvers ol Trnk Hrencr Are: Hollorn lo Top, l'rr::l lfow: Helen llorkery, Dot Wfrlker, Ioy Grrrnlwle, Glorrfr lones, Clcrrcw Uulllerr. Eievorrrl lfrw: Kf'rllrer'rlre Grrlirflr, llflllfl Iefrrr , Surlrlrrtlr, Wrmrrlrerl Seeqers, Doris Solonron, Vrrqrrrrn Sue Slell. Tlrrrrl l1'fw'.': Lelfr Mme Kee, Dorothy learn Womrrclc, l-lelen Boylrss, Lorrurne Ilutlon, llwrerrr-e Ferqeron. flfillllll Huw: Hoy f'Xmrrr Srrrrvrer, Alvro Mfry Hfowrls, Marble Lon Nelson, Doris Worslrcrrn. lrfllr lf.:rv.' llorollwy Frrye Sirrrrrrorrs, Wrllre Orr, Avorrne Mrrrrrlerr, loyve Finrrl, Eva llrrrl, Gerzrlrlrrre Srrflorr, Glcrrlys Slrollrer, Srxllr lluw: Phyllis Bevls, Belly Cjrrerlrrr nronl, lfrrllrerrrre Lrrltrer, Mfrrqcrrer' Byrne. Severrllr How: jrrrrrzrlcr Brzrnell, Ollre Mcry Wrrrrlnrslr, Mrrrlorre Herser, Fmrrces Wlrrte. lgfjqlzllr How: Louise Dees, Milrlrecl Mck- Fowell, Mrs. Gray, Vero Wulslr, Ellre lo Sirnrrrons. Mernlbers ol Lrrlow Are: llow One, Lell to Hrqlrf: Brllre lkry Adams, Arlene lone:-:, Bennie jo Wrrrls, Hosre Torn' brrro. llmv Two: Glorrrr Moore, Dorothy Nowlrrr, Oltrrlyrre Prryne, lo Nelvirr W'lrrIrclcer', Rrrllr Allerre Honeycrrfl, Llorollry Dee Wheeler. How Tlrree: Ierry lfrqlrlrrrer, Dorothy lrrqe, Wesley Ann Ulrerrllrrrrrr, Helen Prrrrlfrs, Vrrqrnifr Purrlcrs, Mcirry Lorrrse Lewrs. liow lbrrr: Hrrlrlrrllr lfrce, Cfrrolyn Kcrrser, Palrrcrcr Kelly, 7 lmrs lolefte. lfow l'rve: Belly Wrrrrrer, Beverly Hinqwrrlrl, lrrcrrrrlrr Wululr, IWQIIILYIIS lolrrrsorr. Slrrrrrlrrrrr, lmlt fo llrqlrl: llrlrr Olrver, Berire lo Drrnrelss, Mrrry Vlrrrr Holrlwins, Rosolre Ymrvy, Irrfrnrlrr l,yrrrr, Kr: lrrvrr Nurrrrmrrl, Pefrryy Mr'K'Tlrrrs1y, lvnre McArloo, Mrrry Verne Srbly, M155 Nr-ilrolson, Sporrsr-r. Kay Ye Lcrssre Members Are: How One, l.elI lcr lfrfrlrl: Dorollry Pearson, Floyre Tlrrqperr, Belly Ifrrre New-rrrrrrr, Mfrmle Slrorrrl, Dons Morro llosler, Folly llrrr- Arr im.-zrrrr, ljorollry Greer, Mrrry llorleirelfl, lorrn ffcrllzrrrr, Nellrvr Crcrrrr, Lurs Pcrtrurrr, Dorollry lfrne Blrrke. How Two: Mrrry lmfrrse Flotlrerrlvrrrfyer, lrflfrrrrrrrrrl M1 Dowell, Donrrrr Frrnr, Enrrrrrr lcwrn llrrllrelrl, Helly lr-rm l'erc7Lrsorl, lrerrfr Mme Lrrsley, lemr l'rrvrrrrrn, llolly l'ryrrrr5, Mrs. lolrrrs, Sponsor. Row Tlrree: Erlrrfr l,ee VVcrf7ner, lerrn Frrrflrlrr, lfwily .im Mcrrks, Cleo Boyd, Mcrrylyn Vfrlvfrl, .E7lr11ls'rv Mrrf'l.'rrlr11'. How lovlri Arrrrfr Hull, lrrlrrrnnrr Vlflrrirf, Mrrmrw illfrylrrrr, Mary Ellrel lfosrrlee, Nfrlrry llrrrgtrer, llfnlxy' Mn' lfwlly. Hf, F-,rr - ! '.J 1 pl . . ,.Mv9f1m'r- TRI-Y The Officers Are, Lelt to Right: Pearl Faye Whittington, Secretaryg Hattie Mae Gatti, Treasurer, Beth Bass, Sergeant-at-Arnisp and Iune Stuart, President. Betty Reynolds, Vice-President, not in picture. The Tri'Y was organized October l9, l936, stated Iune Stuart, this year's president. For nearly six years this organization has rendered services to many poor and needy people and has promoted high ideals among the students ot the school. Our club is composed ot thirty-six girls from the Iunior and Senior classes, continued lune. Under the leadership ot Mrs. lennie lanes we have enjoyed several socials which included a progressive supper followed by a dance at the Metropolitan Club, Aside trorn our social ac- tivities we have made baby garments tor the babies at the Charity Hospital. We also do- nated a large mirror to the school and enjoyed giving holiday baskets to the needy. from tap to bottom: T- Syhle Courley, Clara Fern llunter, Cora lean Melton, Margaret Vtfhite, Pauline MCMain, Katherine Davis, Thel- nia Lee Brewer. R- Betty lo Mitfhell, Beth Bass, Wilda Cantrell, Bobbye Watson, Doris O'Donnell, lune Stuart, Thelma Grace Abe iiey, Pearl Faye Whittington, Dorothy Nell Clemens. If-A hrlty Bariithause, Iayce Matherne, Charlotte Iohnson, Loyce Dillinghani, Mildred I-luchet. - Vmuces Rogers, Mrs. lanes, Hattie Mae Gatti. Fife-lyn Sutton, Margaret Ann Wolfe, Bettie Todd, lessie Lee Crouch, Mildred Nix, Ioy Willis, and Betty Hart. y-v Milfs 7 K 'rl Pri' K is , .,.. ,. W., 'M ' ' BAND GIRLS' CLUB The Ufticers of Fall and Sprinq Terms Are: May lean Tillenx, lane Currie, Loraine Hart, Wanda Howze, Elizabeth Caldwell, and Charlotte Stephenson. Our aims, said lane Currie, recently elected president of the Band Girls, are to provide an opportunity for the airls in the concert band to meet informally and discuss their mutual inter- ests, to further our study and interest in music, and to provide musical and social activity. At our meetings every Wednesday We have local musicians and speakers who aive us interest- ing talks. We sold pencils for the purpose of putting our club picture in the Sequoyah. We have had a lot of fun at our socials: a party at the home of our sponsor, Mrs. Sirnsg a buffet supper: and a picture show party, concluded lane to the Sequoyah reporter. Lett to Right: May lean Tille-tix, Lillian Anderson, Bar- Lett to Right: Mrs. Sims, Virainia Morgan, Shirley Mo Liora Marshall, Bernice lohnson, Dorothy Young, Kath- lntyre, Bettye lean Fletcher, Peqqy Crosby, Devonne ernze Prater, Louise Wardlow, Winnifred Seeqers, Doris White, Eulava Norman, Pearl Zeigler, lone Currie, Taylor, Margaret Walton, Wanda Howze, Loraine Hart, Mildred Grantham, Elizabeth Caldwell, Betty lo Cor- Mr. Sims. penter, Betty lean Ferguson, Charlotte Stephenson. :S 55 2 1 we? gi 2, z 5:2 ' Q w mai 5 .1 A 4- '1 L :P ww FE, Ziff , ww B QA k H. in 4' ,, xx ,I .gf I Y A nf . H., ' x J' A zLz-. fa w -39 X .M x Q Q Q -N . wsjkiw I . N w- ,Jn , . ,',1f',fif, ..,f KK A 1 flu... , ...- 2 3 ,,..s ,f - ' 5. rw k K , K I K K 1: me Wg A .., f 5 , . fir Q . ' la 5 5 in ,,- , .. . .M AwQ'1f'?sg L 7' N .5'9l,1'l 1 f T if f? f Esjfl 3 fb 9' 'Ny K. at ORBS ROMANUS Presiding Oflicers are: Bettie Todd, Morris Bae Brown, Presidents, Melba leanne Love- all, Program Chairmang Betty Anderson, Social Chairman: Arthur Ogletree, Trease urer, Iosalyn Durrett, Social Chairman, Beverly Rinqwald, Secretary. The aim ot the Latin Club is to provide a social outlet tor the members ot the Latin classes, stated Morris Bae Brown, one ot the consuls ot the club. ln our meetings we discuss Roman history, biography, and mythology. lt's very interesting, really. Latin is not as dead as you have heard it is, not with Mrs. Sims as our teacher and club supervisor. We also study the effect Roman civilization has had on our lives, laws, speech, and cul- ture, Bettie Todd, the other club consul, interrupted. Oh, yes, another thing! We are proud ot our democratic elections, open discussions, and the orderly way in which our club is run. Bow One, Left to Bight: Betty Anderson, lirnmy Smith, Bow One: Charles Sparnpinato, Rudolph Ienlcins, loan Melba lean Loveall, Marjorie Johnson, Wanda Dennis. Mosely, Ann Bayliss, Lillian Anderson, Iocelyn Durrett. Bow Two: Stirling Biggner, Beverly Bingwald, Io Ann Bow Two: Bettie Todd, Harriet Schram, Anadora Buff ,.,. jimmy MCDGNHOL Addington, Shirley Saucier. N N 4 Bow Three: Sammy Grayson, Raymond Gibbs, Maryorie Bow Three: Dorothy Hawthorne, Morris Bae Brown, Ar- I-lulett, Ottalie Payne, Betty Adams, Madeleine Hayes, thnr Ogletree, Garth Meadows, Frank Lee. Mrs, Sims. QUILL AND SCRCDLL 1-1' Otticers are: lint Allred, Secretary and Treasurerg lime Stuart, Vice-President' lere Tillery, President. 1 The Quill and Scroll is the only National Honor Society at Fair Park. Our chapter is called the Dolph Frantz Chapter, stated Iere Tillery, president. Other officers are Iune Stuart, vice- president, and lim Allred, secretary-treasurer. This year the Quill and Scroll members have done many worthwhile things, lere continued, such as sponsoring the sale of tickets tor the Mardi Gras and carrying out their plan tor an advertising campaign to promote the sale of the high school annual. Miss Martin, our capa- ble sponsor, encourages creative Writing among the members ot the club. ln addition to aca- demic services, our club has also enjoyed parties and dances, concluded the president, with a grin. Gathered around Mr. Alberson, lett to right, are: Betty Mae Harntliouse, Mary Allena Svott, Norma l.ee Scott, Pearl Faye Wliittiriqtcgvri, Frances Morgan, Betty Keel, Clara Fern Hunter, lim Allred, Allie Glynn Ingram, De Lois Pickering, lere Tillery, Mary Ann D'!lnna, loy Willis, lune Stuart, Marie Labenne, Miss Martin. CADDG l-ll-Y Ollicers ol llie Group Are: Ed Iolly, Vive- Presideril, Billy Turribow, Treasiirerg Harold MCBe1li, Presidenly Francis Deal, Serrelary. This year l have the honor to be president of the Caddo Chapter oi the Hi-Y, Harold McBeth announced in his jolly, oii-hand manner to the Sequoyah club reporter. Caddo Hi-Y is one oi the oldest and most outstanding organizations at Fair Park and is noted for its work in cam- paigns and benefit drives for the poor and needy. We now have an enrollment oi forty sen- ior boys. Mr, Sudduth is our leader. What are the club's aims? quizzed the reporter. Thats an easy one, grinned Harold. To maintain and create high standards oi Christian character in school and community. That is not easy to do, but we are trying. llirsl Row: lim Allred, Mclnlyre Bridges, Tommy Adams Lee Roy Thompson, Leonard Porta, George Harrison, Robert Fislier. Second How: Blond Hullziian, ludson Perkins, lack Price E. M. lienlx, Paul Renlz, Cliorles Hollingsworth, Law renee Slaggs. Tliiiil How: A, C. Flory, Thomas Pipes, Herbert Wiiie gearl. First Row: Billy Lewis, Harold MCBetli, Mr. Sriddulli, Ber- nard Walker, Billy Tiirnbow. Second Row: Francis Deal, Howard Walker, Robert Harslon, Dan Elliott, lack Staes, Glynn Brown. 'iw ' H- 1 Q 0 3 h Q iv? 331 T7 S N .1 N Q 4 A Y 4 is Q' ff Q QQ Hi , W QW? , ,lg ' 'mail 155- : L5 5 .512 f 5 X dl' ,J 1 ff 9' Sf 3' 1 Q.. si 5. fi 9? - N, TRIBE I-ll-Y Presidentg Donald Downs, Vice-President, lanies Baker, Secretary, Charlie Harvey, Treasurer. Our aim is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community higher stand- ards ot Christian character, stated Richard McDonald, president of the Tribe chapter of the Hi-Y which is sponsored by Coach limmie King. To belong to the Hi-Y is a worthwhile ambition which should be realized by every high school boy. A study ot many good char- acter principles and ways to be a better citizen are combined with enjoyable gettogethersf' One thing that makes the Tribe chapter outstanding, continued Richard, is that it is the only chapter at our school to join the national Hi-Y. All oi our members without exception joined, and that entitles them to the Hi-Y monthly magazine. First Row: Dick Rose, Nick Rinaudo, Mr. King, Wallace First Row: jerry Bigby, Frank Petty, lohn Brock, George Phillips. Hearne. Second Row: Charles Brown, Richard McDonald, lohn Second Row: lack Horn, Richard lngram, Lawrence Frazier, Kirby Glasscock. Gamble. Third Row: Charlie Harvey, Salvador Micioiio, 1. D. Third Row: Bill Lammons, Donald Downs, W. O. Cobb, Cram, Iames Baker, Garland Henley. Bob Corser, Fred Gallagher, Tommy Long. 4 -L' Ill nv? Oiiicers ol the Tribe: Richard McDonald, FAIR PARK H I - Y Otticers Are, Lett to Riqht, Kneeling: Wil- liani Kelley, Sat.-at-Ai'iii:x lohnnie Chanrl lei, Presirtentp Stanrlina: lint Peterson, Treasiirerg David Davis, Sec'retai'y,' Harvey lohnson, Vice-President, lerry Montqoniery, Treasurer. To be of service to the school and coinrnunity as a whole has been the unseltish thouaht cherished by every boy in our club for the past year, stated lohn Chandler, president ot the Fair Park chapter ot the Hi-Y. Every boy has tried to make the club as successful as possi- ble by carrying out this aiin and by providing clean sports and entertainment. The Seauoyah reporter found out that working in complete unity with the president of this successful club have been the sponsor, Coach Schaalg the vice-president, David Davis, and two treasurers, lerry Montgomery and lim Peterson. Sponsoring a school dance and providing Various parties tor the members of the club have been our social functions for the year, concluded lohnny. Sitting, First Row, Lett to Right: David Davis, Bill Ianies, Harvey johnson, Coleman Brown, Ray Sinnnons. Second How: ferry Montgomery, Bob Monk, lim Peterson, Iolinny Cole, Iohn Chandler. Standinq, Lett to Right: Howard Givins, Ted Carvell, George Hxittrnan, Earnest Harrison, Cleve Plants, W'il- liani Stephenson, Richard Hnttrnan. Sitting, First ltow, Lett to Riqht: Donald Arnold, Erlwar-l lfneipp, Richard Fulton. Second how: Kenneth Vifallace, loe Biaqs, Tony Hrocfato. Standing, Lett to Rialit: Charles Anderson, I. B. Hayes, Charles Harper, Billy Golilen, larnes Monroe, Billy Suck, Coach Schaal, William Kelly, Wayne Richnionrl, lint Calvert. 2. . '-WL . .-me .W t ikm fffffllf C' is 3 'it LIBERTY I-ll-Y Oiiicers Are: Denny Gamble, Secretary, Ierry Wheelis, Vice-President: Dan Sawyer, Treasurer, limmy Rosenblath, President. We enjoy our club very much, smiled limmy Rosenblath, president ot Liberty Hi-Y. At our meetings we have been having guest speakers to talk about ditterent matters of public interest. Everyone brought Canned goods to school, added limmy, to aid in the campaign tor the needy. Most ot the boys were interested in helping this worthy cause. Another project was playing basket ball in the tournament at the Y. M. C. A. We enjoyed the dance sponsored by the Hi-Y groups and are hoping to have more like it. Oh, yes, Iimmy went on. Two ot our former members are in the United States Marines now, and are we proud ot them! First Row: limmy ltosenblath, I. R. Dawson, Henry Simpson. Second Row: Thomas Harris, A. I. Hebert, Tommy Williams, Clifton Robinson. Tlrird Row: Billy Bickharri, Ulin Fong, Charles Wilson, Sidney Rivers. Fourth How: Donald Lovelace, lerry Wheelis, Denny Gamble, Dan Sawyer. Standing: Miss Griggs, Sponsor. VICTQRY HI-Y Victory Officers Are: john Foley, Vice-Presb tlenlg Larry Mills, Pre-sidentf lohn Tucker, Secretary, Gortloii Howard, Treasurer. Well, arinned Larry Mills, President, I just don't know where to start, but l will say that we are proud ot our Hi-Y. We haven't been able to do very much, but we have areat plans tor the tuture. We have organized two basketball teams that meet at the 'Y' every Wednese day night: we enjoy competitive matches with the other Hi-Y qroups ot the school. We usually have quest speakers tram the Y at our programs, Larry went on. Mr, Boone, our sponsor, has been helping us plan our socials tor next term. We are planning a swim- mina party and picnic tor the near future. First Row: G. W. Tlacliel, lIVll7Q Alexander, lohn Tucker, First Row: john Foley, Larry Mills, Lyman Miner, lite Liortlon llowartl. Chanibless. Sewonti' How: Barney Wilkiris, lanies Powell, Carl Dehn, ExLlWx'1fLlML'Clll'lSlY. MQTQIQ MI Boone Tliirtl Row: Caswell Bruton, Harold Abrams, Billy Derrick, Billy Brook. Third Row: Robert Rovhal, Austin Nohlc, l. C. Giles, Second Row: Charles Gorton, Louis Printos, Charles: CHALLENGER l-l l - Y The Oiticers are: Shelton Farmer, Secre- tary, Donald Owens, Vice-President, Pat lanes, President, and Leon Hunt, Sgt.-atv Arms. Basketball, volley ball, picnics, Wiener roasts, and parties are just a few of our many social activities, laughed Pat lones, president oi the Challenger Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Cummins. We do not concentrate on socials. We collect tin foil and coat hangers for the school. The twenty-two members alternate in preparing our Weekly programs, and we usually have stu- dent speakersf' Pat went on to say. First Row, Left to Right: John Alfred Hart, Shelton Farmer, Raymond Baird, Paul Noyes, Freddy Hebert, David Lock- miller, Ronald Keiier, Mr. Cummins. Second Row: Harold Walters, james Stark, Pat Iones, Donald Owens, Harry Rounsaville, Andrew Stamos, Olin Bryon. Third Row: Paul Sapauqh, Robert Rounsaville, Harold l-lartel, Leon Hunt, lohn Howard, lames Schick, Harry Bush, Orion Rhodes. BICLCGY CLUB Biology Club Officers are: lack Staes, Sec- retary, Polly Bryant, Presidentg Ralph Laenger, Vice-Presidentg lean Favaron, Treasurer. To stimulate and satisfy our curiosity about different plants and animals and make a study of these subjects has been a major accomplishment of the Biology Club, laughed Polly Bry- ant, president. We have solved many vital problems and have introduced many new ones. ln this Way we have been able to better appreciate the importance of science in our lives. Field and camping trips have served to better our knowledge of nature. We also made a trip to the state museum, Polly went on to say. Oh yes, We had a delightful Christmas party. With Miss Ioyce as our sponsor, we find Biology a fascinating subject, Polly concluded Lett to Bight: A. l. Herbert, Donald Lottinqer, Dorothy Left to Bight: Balplj Laenqer, Miss loyce, Bnssel Valentine, loljn Le Point, Charles Nickel, W. M. Hudson, Gentry, Carla Mae Carter, Webb Tlrornas, Frei! Polly Bryant, lack Staes, Mable Harbour, Margaret Pro- Briton, lean Favaron, Lois Pollette, Mary Bolle- venna, Gordon Xltwell, Mary Korn. field, Suzan Lang. BCYS' HCME ECCNCMIC C L U B The Enthusiastic Members oi the Boys' Home Economic Club are: Delton Chandler, Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Tnrnbow, Vice- Presidentg Melvin Pigg, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mrs. Hooks, Henry Rogers, President. No, sir, this certainly is not a sissy club, indignantly stated Henry Rogers, who succeeded A. C. Plory as president. Why, a lot ot our boys are on the football team. You should have seen them making dolls which we sold tor tootball games. Mrs Hooks, our sponsor, Henry went on, gave us a buffet supper and weve had several teas and a Halloween party. But this isn't all a social clulo. Mrs. Hooks has taught us how to buy the right clothes and many points ot etiquette. We've even learned how to buy tood and are soon going to start our cooking lessons, mainly how to cook beet-steak. We all enjoy our club work very much. Seated, Lett to Right: lack Blirlcett, Billy Harney, Charles Seated, Right to Left: Hoy Rotliel, Homer Bryant, Bill Lannnons, Thomas Lee Bryant, Norman Benoit, Oscar Kneipp, Salvador Michotti, George Bloxom, I. C. Carpen- Bfnllelt, Fred Haywood, l. D. Montgomery, Iolinny Tumi- ter, Hilinan Smith, Herbert Iolinson, Cecil Harper, lolin nello, ltobert Sinnnons, Henry Rogers, Harold McBetli, Holm, Hardy Frazier, lolin Burris, Milton Harper, Hebert Melvin Fiqq, Billy Ttvrnlaovv. Harston. I U N I CD R HOMEMAKERS Otlicers and Chairmen are: Seated, Lett to Right, Mildred Nix, President, Helen POUR los, Sophomore Chairman, Eva Hart, Iunior and Senior Chairman. Standing: Mildred Huchet, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ethel Rosalee, Treasurerg Nan Rhea, Freshman Chairman. Members Oi the Home EC Club are: PRESHMAN CHAPTER Chairman NAN RHEA NERAE ADAMS MARY M. ALMOND LILLIE LOU BALLARD DOROTHY MAE BARRON WANDA BARBER LINNIE BIRGE EDRYS BOGUE MARY ANN BROCATO ALICE BYRD BILLIE SUE CLARE OPAL PAYE COLLINS DORIS ANN COURTNEY VONCEIL CRANE BILLIE CROW WANDA CRUMPTON IANIS CURLIN WILLIE B. DUNHAM DORIS P ULCO SADIE GARBO MARGIE GATLIN BETTY SUE GENTHY CHARLOTTE GIBBS JO ANN GLOVER JOYCE GREER MARIE GRIFFIN MARGARET GRIFFITH GLORIA HART MARGUERITE HARRISON XNANDA HARWELL GWENDOLYNN HEEERT ANN HODGES JEANNE HOLLEY BETTY JEAN HULCY BETTY JO IVEY PAYE JOHNSON GWENDOLYN KELLY BETTY KENNINGTON JEANETTE KHOURY GENEVA LACEY KATHERINE LEAPORD BILLIE JEAN LEE AUDREY JEAN LOUIS CAROLYN LUNSFORD BETTY MAJORS BETTY MATHIS PATSY MCBRAYER FINETTA MCCUNE ADELL MCFERRIN MARCELLE MCGUIRT EDITH MILLER NEIL ROSE NELSON MARGUERITE ODEN ANNIE BETH ORTON FANNIE PAPA FRANKIE PARKER MARTHA PARNELL HELEN J. PATTERSON JEAN PEARCE MARGARET PRINGLE JOY VERN POOL MARY PROVENZA JEANETTE REDMON NAN RHEA PATSY RICHARDSON PRANKIE RIGSBY MARGARET RIPPER MARY V. SHELTON ELEE SIMMONS BETTY JO SLAWSON BILLIE MAE SMITH BOBIE RAE SMITH WINIFRED STEPHENS GLORIA STROTHER ELEANOR SWINDLE MARVELLE TUCKER BETTY TURNER MARY LOU TURNER .-R MARGARET WALLACE SARA BETH WARREN JEAN WATTS NORMA NVHITMAN ELOISE WILLIAMS ESSIE WILSON PATRICIA WILSON BETTY WINTERROWD GERALDINE WOMACK ATHA LEE WORLEY SOPHOMORE CHAPTER Chairman HELEN POULOS BETTY JEAN ADAMS BILLY PAYE ADAMS CHRISTINE BRASWELL MARGARET BREEN JOSEPHINE BROCATO BETTI MAE CALLIHAN JO ANN CALLIHAN MARYLIN CALVERT INEZ CARSON DOROTHY COOPER WILLIE MAE CRAIG LELIA CRAIN JEAN EMDON DONNA PAIN IMOGENE FLETCHER NANCY FRAZIER BETTY SUE GARNER DOROTHY GREER MARY HILL DIXIE JANE JETER LILLIAN KHOURY PAULINE LACROUX MARY LOUISE LEWIS BETTY JEAN LUCAS BEVERLY LUNSEORD JUANITE LYNN MAXINE MALONE JUANITA MCMANUS MARION ALICE MCCAIN DOROTHY NOWLIN RITA OLIVER FRANCES PALMER OTTALYNE PAYNE LOIS JEAN PATRUM GENEVA PICKERJNG DOROTHY PEARSON HELEN POULOS VIRGINIA POULOS MARY E. POWERS LILLIAN PRINGLE JOY SELEY MAE SERIO MARY LOUISE SHUMATE NETTIE MAE SPARKS EDNA LEE WAGNER SUE WARREN DOROTHY DEE WHEELER PAY WI-IITLOCK GLORIA MOORE BENNIE JO WAITS AHLENE JONES JO NELVIN WHITAKER ROSALIE YANCEY BETTY KELLY BETTY REE ANDERSON NIYRLENE SEAWRIGHT RUTH SUGGS LA PON WEBB IUNIOR-SENIOR CHAPTER Chairman EVA HART DORIS ADCOCK MAKINE BARNES ROSE MARY BIANDO RUBY BURKE AUTHRIE BUSSIE MARGARET BYRNE WILDA CANTRELL CATHERINE DAVIS JUANITA DICKSON HELEN DOCKERY OUIDA EVANS JOYCE P INUP LORAINE FORTSON DORIS FOSTER JOY GAMBLE BARBARA GREEN GRACJE HARRIS BETTY HART EVA HART MORIORIE HEISER JESSIE MAE HILL MAUDINE HUMPHRIES PATSY HUMPHRIES MILDRED HUCHET GLORIA JONES DOROTHY JONES CHARLOTTE JOHNSON LOUISE LEE DOROTHY LEGG BEVERLEY LINDSEY VIRGINIA LOUT ROSEMARY MILLER MILDRED MONTGOMERY ANNIE MAE MORRIS MILDRED NIx WILLIE ORR MARIE PETERY MAURINE PEEPLES MARY ETHEL ROSALEE CATHERINE BOSS BERNICE SELF DOROTHY PAYE SIMMONS EULA LEE SMITH GLADYS STROTHER GERALDINE SUTTON FRANCES WHITE MARY ALICE WILDERSON SARA ELLEN WINEGEART One hundred lorty-live All Photograph in this Annual were made by MILBURNES S T U D I O S r H 4 LIDDELL CANDY CO Quality Candies -:- Always Fresh Y wmv: f.11-nlff j Ag 4 M, w 3. .lm nv ua sw 1' EAN, ,,,. . .A ,QQ - . .t ., , ' 1 - 1 ,-- , Ifs the A M E R l C A N Way to Travel Have A FREE Glass of Finer Richer ROYAL CROWN ll' GO BY BUS C 0 L UNION BUS STATION l2-oz. Bottle Spring at Fannin Sis. Phone 4208 5 4 TRI- 5 THT E TRHILUJHIIIS ,,,,E',E,, 2L,, W'H'JOHNSON , Pres. 309911 Classroom Fashions W'ITH THAT Casual College Look -priced for your allowance' Pelican Well Tool and Supply Co. Hopes All Students of FAIR PARK HIGH Turn Um to Be , WELL DIGGERS or Wives Thereof! SALLY SHOP 612 ,rpms SUCH 1Morv rain, 1 wnfn rv grass' L SOUTHERN GLASS CO. ARTISTS MATERIALS-PICTURE FRAMING 215 Texas Street Shreveport. L SALES ARE IUMPING ON BABY CHICKS. SO RUSH YOUR ORDER TO US X f U. S. Approved Pullorium Tested X X CUSTOM HATCHING 1 ROCK S HATCHERY 220 Texas St. Phone 2-2311 The Store With the Checkerboard Front , PURINA FEEDS . , - ' Phone 6077 Supplies :. i I 1 L C SMITH-CORONA SALES AGENCY ,-1.-.E-'Ziff' sib Harris. Sales Agent ff'irH'E . . 218 Milam Street Shreveport, La. inifqi 0 O 2 W. B. WALLACE Gao. 6. MARKET O 1865 Texas Avenue Q i THE HOUSE OF GOOD EATS Ph ne 2+578l Free Delivery coMP1.1Mr:N1's or IEWELLA GARAGE Our Sincerest WiSilCS In 1942 The Faolllty And Student Body of Fairpark J. A. STRYON ENGRAVING CO. I Commencement Invitations MA 4 Class Rings Caps and Gowns 504 Tffd-Q Sffeef 607 Milam Shreveport, La. AFTER ALL JOBS a t THAT COUNT . . . and the kind of TRAINING You get determines the kind of JOB you get. A t t e n d Meadows-Draughon College which, during the past 42 years, has trained and placed many thousands of young men and women in good posi- tions. FINEST DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Call, phone or slqitelflongree Catalogue . . IN THE SOUTH 0' W Meadows-Draughon Hemenway-J Ol1nSOn College CO., IIIC. Geo. A. Meadows. President Majestic Bldg. qhmwport Lil Phone 2-5778 Graduation Gifts From Hearne'S GT NORTON are 1 ts BUSINESS COLLEGE The 01'iginalOTflg,,ff0551IZZ':f1and College The School of Individual Teaching Fully Accredited bv American Associa H tion of Comniercial Colleges .nv .nn 'mug Levy Building Phone 2-8739 ' '.-Ft , ' f j'IZT If w', 7 '- ' THE BIC CHAIN Home Owned Home Operated Congratulations to Fair Park High School Food Departnlellt Your Many iiivllievelnentq Stores COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Shreveport Q Monroe Q Alexand COMMUNITY STORES, Inc. Complete Food Markets CENTENARY COLLEGE of Louisiana A Standard A-Grade College o For further information addr:-ss OFFICE UF THE PRESIDENT Shreveport, La. . Drink . . . . . In Bottles . . -J' ulwi . q ' K f QQ' ll U Hirst iy iigff i ii U ,' 'll iifiilir 'Wu l'akf- Home a Six-Bottle Carton BEST WISHES . . . From Louisianffs Oldest Bank First National Bank REDDY KILOW ATT Your Electric Servant Brings you dependable electric service for only a few cents a clay. ' I work for you 24 hours I a day. I WIISII and iron your clothes. refrigerate K 5 your food, and cook if- your meals. My labor is 1 cheap, the longer I work. , ' the less I get paitl per . R, hour. Let me do all I REDQZLI-t:9:lVATT ran in your home. gurlknivlhrnur SOUTHWESTERN GAS 81 ELECTRIC CO. For the Graduate, Iewelry, Watches, Diamonds IEWELRY -Is Without question the perfect gift for ony occasion. It it comes from FLOURNOY G HARRIS' the recipient will never question the quality. Select gifts here that you know will be life-long tokens of your reqord and exquisite taste. Scores oi novel gift items owciit you here. FLOURNOY 81 HARRIS, INC. Exclusive Iewelers Compliments of S C H U S T E R ' S WHOLESALE PRODUCE co., INC. Distributors of Best Foods Mayonnaisc, Nucoa, Durkees Margarine, White Rock Water and Ginger Ale SPALDING, GOLDSMITH, WRIGHT 81 DITSON, RAWLINGS, WILSON ATHLETIC GOODS EVANS 302-04 Texas Street It Pays to Play THE BEST STUDENTS ALWAYS USE JERSEY GOLD MILK - BUTTER - ICE CREAM Telephone 7-5357 SEQUOYAH Your Scl1ool's Year Book affords your Trolley Company an opportunity to re- mind you of the convenienve and economy of trolley service. In any of your activities requiring transportation, consider the advantages offered by trolleys. Shreveporfs TROLLEY Company Congratulations T0 THE YOUNG FAIR PARK GRADUATES OF '42 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Shreveporfs Largest Department Store Compliments of BAKER-LAVVHON Sr FORD, Inc. sHREvEPoRT, LA. CONGRATULATIONS To the young Fair Park graduates J. B. BEAIRD CORPORATION Shreveport, La. I . '6An Institution of Authentic I ow Fashions for Womenu 518-52 1- McNeil St. C '1'li 5 of Cleaners-Dyers-Furriers Cold Storage A I ' ' 9 We Know How 111, , .JA cLsANEns ovens sron-xc: 1327 Pierre Phone 6178 CQMPLIMENTS QF BOLINGER LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO., INC BUILDERS SUPPLY co. Mmqef- L- G- Morgan BOSSIER CITY, LA. Phone 2-7417 Mrs. Mae Robinson, Prop. BOBINETTE BEAUTY sHoP COMPUMEMS OF ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE R. T. 2905 Midway Shrevepo t La. Compliments of GEO. SPROULL, Inc. Snow White Cleaners 1705 Southern Ave. OPULAR UPERIQ JR RICES ERV I CE Owner, Johnny Frazier I am continually interested in Fair Park Best Wishes JAMES S. REILY Connnissioner of Public Utilities Your friend and printer Standard Printing Co. Frank Fuleo. Manager I2 L A Store for 'ass 0 Q Every Member Q A u S e l S of the Familyq THE SHOPPING CENTER ma m. V or ARK.LA.TEx if fl' Q Wk Q Shrezfvporfs Oldest Home Owned Dffpafmwnl Sfvfv Aw. . 4..mnu.woMcN.cunourN....a sn... Compliments of Terminal Warehouse and Transfer Co., Inc. Compliments of WONDER BAKERY Compliments of A Fair Park Friend Complimvnrs of QUALITY BEVERAGE Co. Plume 7-2501 5093 Kings Highway Whisellhtlnt Business School 139 East Lister egg Shorthand, Typing, Dictaphone, Mimeographing, Filing, Business English Phone 3-T815 Compliments of Andress Motor Co., lne. SHREVEPORT PACKING COMPANY, INC. BEEF 81 PORK PACKERS Compliments from Your Independent Ham-B acon-Sausage-Lard Phones: 2-2168, 2-2169 Kings Highway Shreveport, La. Compliments FRIENDS CLEANERS The Washington-Youree 2701 Greenwood Road Hotel Phone 2-9306 Compliments and Best Wishes of For your School Supplies VERNON F. WARE CITY MARSHAL don't forget SlLVER'S 50 and 100 to 3151.00 Compliments of New York Furniture Co. ENJOY SKATING at the EL-C0-NEL SKATING RINK Located in the FAIR GROUNDS Eat ,IO-ANNIS Ice Cream 'Cause It's Good Visit Our Stations Compliments of MRS. MAURER'S BAKERY FREE GIFTS w- . Given ln e x ch a ll g e for coupons each roll of Hy-Grade Premium Tissue. On sale at Grocery, Drug and Department Stores. Distributed by LOUISIANA PAPER CO., LTD. BETTER SIGNS Bryan M. Monkhouse Affiliated with B8zB System, Inc. Morris-Dickson Drug Stores There Is One Near You Osborn Funeral Home, Inc. 1625 Fairfield Ave. In Business Since 1910 Shff.w,,m's Greatest Clothiers . SHOES 0 HAND BAGS M.LEVV CQ ' HUSIERY Since 1857 Phelps Shoe Co., Ltd Next to Post Office LILES GROCERY AND MARKET FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE MONARCH FINER FOODS 3214 Greenwood Road Phone 2-0603 Free Delivery Shreveport, La. Compliments of .I. C. PENNEY'S QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE 1896 Good Taste Need Not Be Expensive. Let us furnish your home of tomorrow. Better Values Easy A A Tum 801 TEXAS AVE. Compliments of Country Club Drug Your Friendly Drug Store Where Friends Meet Mrs. Ruth C. Addington Phone 2-0571 Greenwood Road BARGAIN CENTER OF ARK-LA-TEX '74-i-gfale ea. Formerly Booth's Branch 1643 Texas Ave. Shreveport, La. American Watches Jewelry and Gifts Clarke Jewelry Co. 607 Texas St. Broadmoor Floral Shop SARA TULLY Personal - Dependable - Service Shreveport, La. Phone 7-2737 340 Ockley FORD'S FOR FINER FOODS 3310 Lake Shore Drive Phone 5207 Shreveport, La. Compliments of SECURITY CREDIT IEWELERS 405 Texas Street Shreveport, La. FOR QUICK CASH SEE FULTON LOAN SERVICE 916-17-18 Slattery Bldg. Phone 2-0345 BASS MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars Bought and Sold 944 Texas Avenue Phone 3-7363 STEWART T. BASS TERRELL P. BASS Pres. Vice-Pres., Mgr. Herrin Transfer and Warehouse Co., Inc. .v.- .-Y - qv - -...-, .-. COMPLIMENTS or TURNER POTATO CHIP CO. 4028 FAIRY GIBB'S FLORAL SHOP FUNERAL wnsA'rx-is AND SPRAYS-BEDDING PLANTS Phone 2-5892 2506 Kinq'l Highway SHREVEPORT. LA. SUPERIOR IRON WORKS AND SUPPLY CO.. INC. Manufacturers. Dealers and Repairers OIL AND GAS WELL SUPPLIES 1202-1204 Marshall Street BOX 108, SHREVEPORT, LA. GREEN'S SERVICE STATION GREENWOOD AND MANSFIELD ROAD Phone 2-2642 SHREVEPORT LONG LEAF LUMBER CO.. INC. 1632 TEXAS AVE. Phone 3-7147 KEENAN FURNITURE CO. Quality Home Furnishings at Reasonable Prices 720 Milam Phone 2-4815 Shreveport. La. COMPLIMENTS OF VICTOR G. SIMMONS CLERK First Iudicial District Court VAUGHAN FURNITURE COIVIPANY. INC. EVERYTHING IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1409-11 Texas Avenue Shreveport. La. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. A. B. KARPE DENTIST 207 Simon Bldg.. Head ot Stairway 405V2 Texas St. Phone 2-4954 Shreveport. La. IORDAN 6 BOOTH 'ri-zz STYLE sronn ron MEN YEARWOOD'S oussusnonouex-rs APPnzc1Ar1v1: DEPARTMENT sronn IOPLING GROCERY AND MARKET FREE DELIVERY 2701 Stonewall Phone 2-4656-57 SHREVEPORT. LA. WEYER PAINT 6 BODY SHOP AS GOOD AS 'rl-xr: BEST AND BETTER THAN THE REST Phone 2-9414 1553 Texas Ave. Shreveport, La. I OHNSON FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 7-9301 120 E. 74th Street VICTORY TIRE 6 BATTERY COMPANY. INC. E22 Marshall Street WILLARD BATTERIES-SPARCO GASOLINE MOTOR TUNE-UP Phone 2-1787 coMP1.1MnN'rs or CARTER HENDERSON MORRISON FLORIST Flowers tor All Occasions GREEN HOUSE. BEDDING PLANTS Phone 2-6383 2723 Virginia Ave. coMP1.1MsN'rs or W. H. GILLISPIE COMPLIMENTS OF LEMAN'S 40s MILAM srnrzzr PHONE sans BEST WISHES FROM I. H. IIIMMIEI DAVIS commsslomzn or Punmc SAFETY if Fr 5 h I i G ,. A... I vga! Q I E I I P. Oi 1 I I. I I I F I I I' COMPLIMENTS or WILLIS P. BUTLER COMPLIMENTS OF CROUCH'S CAFE 3218 Gnznnwoon ROAD CORONER CoMpLIMEN--1-5 Phone 2-2892 Velva and Greenwood OF IIM DOCKERY'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING-SALES 6 SERVICE EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS BUILDING SERVICE co. smmm' LA. BACON 6 EDWARDS SPORTSMEN'S PARADISE ELLIOTT ELECTRIC COMPANY Everything Electrical WIRING, FIXTURES, REPAIRS ESTIMATES Cl-IEERFULLY MADE The House of Service 118-120 TEXAS STREET Phone 6184 Shrevepori, La. BRASWELL'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING - AUTO PAINTING Fender 6 Body Work-All Work Guaranteed EASTERWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, WINDSTORM, AUTOMOBILE. ALLIED LINES Phone 2-6322 400 Spring Street Phone 2-5203 Charlie Easterwood 219 Ward Bldg. COMP!-IMENTS OF I. HOWELL FLOURNOY BUCKELEW HARDWARE CO. SI-IERII-'F IF l'l S HARDWARE WE HAVE IT Phone 2-4405-4937 Caddo Parish P50116 6291 SHREVEPORT, LA. COUNTRY CLUB GROCERY Neighborhood Delivery MEATS - FRESH VEGETABLES Phono 2-2773 Greenwood, Rd. TEA-ROOM OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH conuzn or TRAVIS a MCNEII. COUNTRY CLUB BEAUTY SHOP MRS. V. R. THORNTON Phone 2-2773 Greenwood Rd. H O D G E S Laundry 6 Dry Cleaning Company. Inc. CASH a. cnnar on DELIVERY COLONIAL SANDINICH SHOP 2004 CENTENAHY BLVD. TRI-STATE DRUG CO. zsz4 cnrzrznwoon ROAD 're1. 4274 FAST ram-: DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 6523 Margie Mae and Robert Bryson COMPUMENTS OF TOM'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP HQWARD CRUMLEY UPHOLSTERING - SLIP covzns REFINISHING YOUR CHEVROLET EEEEEE Phone sasa zoos souuhem Ave. 311 Edwards Sireet Shreveport, Lu. CAMERON'S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS TO mn ssmons TRI-STATE HOSPITAL GRADUATION BOOKS AND CARDS FOR THE 1942 GRADUATES I. B. BOOK 6. GIFT SHOP szs Mem-zu. STREET coMPL1M1-:Nrs or IOHN R. PLEASANT DISTRICT JUDGE CONGRATULATIONS Highland Lumber and Supply Co. au HIGHLAND AVENUE coMPL1MnN'rs or B. F. PEYTON'S DRUG STORE Phones 2-7167 and 2-7168 1872 Texas Ave. Shreveport. La. I. L. HENDON FOR BETTER BUILT HOMES FHA FINANCED Phone 2-5555 Phone 9111 RITE-WAY INN Capt. E. C. Tillery, Prop. MODERN CABINS -- CAFE nnsr wrsm-:s mom IUDGE IOE B. HAMITER Court ot Appeal B. A. ROTHCHILD STEEL TANKS, SMOKE STACKS, STRUCTURAL STEEL CONSTRUCTION G ERECTION Mcxil Address, Box 1663 Shreveport, La. Compliments and Best Wishes RUVIAN D. HENDRICK COMPLIMENTS or LYLES LAUNDRY CITY IUDGE COMPUMENTS or GLOBE FURNITURE CO. A. G. Phone 2-7818 717-719 Milam St. Shreveport TAX ASSESSOR FOR CADDO PARISH, LA. CASH OR TERMS-YOUR MONEY'S WORTH We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture COMPLIMENTS OF WILDER TIRE COMPANY nossnsn cmr COMPLIMENTS or LORAINE BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALTY 314 Maiestic Bldg. Phono 2-9616 MONTGOMERY SHOE SHOP BONNETTE'S CAFE sl-uu:vr:PoH'r. LA. Youn FRIENDS ARE MY FRIENDS 2440 Lakeshore Drive Phone 2-ans PG Bennetts. Prov- FOR THE BEST or SHOE REPAIRING Phone 2-9771 3168 Greenwood Road coMP1.1M:N'rs or ROBERT I. O'NEAL ARK-LA-TEX MOTOR CO. 950 Texas Avenue, Shreveport, La. USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Owners STEWART T. BASS RAY D. IOUETT Phone 2-8096 COMPLIMENTS Ol-' NESOM SERVICE STATION P1-rom: 2-7051 COMPLIMENTS or DR. 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