Forest High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest, LA)

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l W. F. ALMAND B.A. La. College Advanced workg Texas Universityg L.S.U. MRS. SADIE PEACOCK B.A. L.s.u. English MRS. R. A. evEReTr B.A. u.s.c,w. Summer,workg L.S.U. English Miss LORAlNE RUSSELL .S. La. Tech. Biology Home Economics tv ' Q' U R. o. ROSS Q B.S. La. Normal if R ego Science 'fig MRS. R. R. HARLAN W, Miss. Teacher's College W La. State Normal ef Tulaneg L.P.l. XM' 7A Zlawlfq K. D. EVERETT B.A. L.S.U. Advanced work: L,S,U,5 Peabody Mathmatics AUDREY SUTTON B.S. La. Tech. Advanced workg L.S.U. Home Economics w. T. ROBINSON e.s. L.s.u. Coach Social Science H. C. DILWORTH B.S. Miss. State Vocational Agriculture MRS. J. D. BROWN B.M. Centenary Music MISS LOTTIE SINGLETON Three yearsg Ala. Colle All if

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .aw dim 1 . 1, R. H. KIRKLAND DAYTON WHITTEN CLARA MAI OWEN HARRY EVERETT The senior class! From the very first day of school responsi- bilities mingled with the joys that are peculiar to seniors only, began to heap themselves upon the capable shoulders of these forty-one boys and girls. Announcement was made that the rings had come, and immediately they were in the wearing. Class meet- ings were called, officers were elected, work began in earnest, class day, class plays, class socials were planned and shaped themselves into realities. An annual, the first in the history of the school was agreed upon as a worthy class project. R. H. Kirkland, an outstanding member of the senior class, was elected president. Dayton Whitten, the vice-president, ranked among the most likable members of the class. Clara Mae Owen, ever depend- able, was the secretary, and Harry Everett, referred to as the best informed boy of the class, was treasurer. It is distinctive in that it is the largest number ever to go out from the school as one single class. Mrs. Everett, kind, lovable, able and effic- ient sponsor of the seniors, has woven the class into a cooperative and amiable unit. It has been through her efforts and untiring work that this annual, the first in the history - of the school, has become an actuality. SPONSOR 4.4 ,