Forest High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest, LA)

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K TENNIS CLUB lgf ' ,ai ef ,M jf X 4 E ' l P' Hog f Q - rl R 1 M? gut V xxsul. CARROLL osB0NE w L.BLmxmmL CAPTAIN Marvin Lockard, Horace Crowe, Carroll 055039 Harvy wverett, william Loyd Blackwell Mr. Everett L Q D ' Md wd ,4fA,4 The old regulars back for the boyfs tennis team this year ' 4 ' included Marvin Lockard, whose determination to win made l ' him a threat until the last point was over: Horace Crowe, whose well-balanced games enabled him to cope with the nest: Carroll Osbourne, who used his head and combina- X A tion of strokes to out do his opponent: Harry Everett, -, X who liked the game and liked to play it, William Loyd Blackwell, who pushed his way to a starting position on I the team and'improved each match he played. x Us - H. MOBLEY MARVIN LOCKARD Ei' E 'aj Yi, be AL.. 2 WS if , 'kN- S Q K r l! - ' 529 H. EWMETT Mr. Robinson, Horace Crow, B111 nrane, Marvin Lockard, L CROWE Carroll osbourne, Harry Everett. Arzell Brunner, Billie Everett, Louise Catron, Helen Luttrell, lr. K. D. Everett, Rufus Voigt, Elmer Yard, Lindy parker, Ray Quarells, Wa. Loyd Blackwell, Buford Robinson, Curtis Sullivan. Mr. Everett, a competent tennis player, befan a new and vigorous campaign for new tennis players ear y in the sea- son. Keeping in mind the record established in 1924-1927 by Mildred Crowe, a product of our school, who held the state championship for four years, and of H. T. Robinson, North Louisiana chamfion in 1930, and Baton Rouge open city champ- ion in 1935, e aspired to regain these honors. He keeps a hopeful eye on this group.

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if VOLLEY BALL ----- SOFT BALL mf31...-o lass Russell's salle gets places before she does, or how could these freshaen and sophoaores play such snappy volly ball gales? BACK ROW: Miss Russel, Mae Catherine Daniel, Lucille Hayes, nussle Holland, Marjorie Jo Murphey, Willie Mae Rag- land llldred BBHKSCOD. SECOND R075 Halle Littlefield, Gloria Roberts, Louise Catron, Vennie Bennett, Audrey Lang, larle Vining, Maxine Orr, FIRST Roy: Charlotte Hough, Hottie Kennedy, Winnie Butler, Helen Sutton, Lorene bolen, Mary Lela Brown. all sailing their way to vlcto . BACH HOW: Hrs. Everett, Juanita Bracey. Louise Jackson, Ina Hollingsworth. Helen shields, Louise Chaabllss. Hazel Butler, Maxine Vinson, Jerilene watts, Clara Mae gwens, Maxine Coates, Mary Knowles, Estelle Hughes. 0cen Edaonson. SECOND ROW: Dondee Black. Louise stuart, Ruby Patrick, Helen Luttrell Lura Jeffcoats Dixie Tarver, Neva Beebe, Dorothy Chain. Martha Brock. FIRST Row, Gladys Sullivan, Earline Blackburn, Hearl Butler, Pauline Tra- leek, Maggie Patrick, Pearl Peacock. lisa Sutton, the cleverest of then all and the teal is ready for a strike out. BACK Rqyg Miss Sutton, Lorena Hair- ston, Mattle Sue Finley, Zola Stas, Belle Stringer, Inez Finley. Falva Jeffcoats, Irene White, Vivian Geralds, Lois lay. SECOND RUN: Annie lae Crole, Doris Kit- terlck, Elizabeth Hicks, Earnes- tene cullever. Bessie Stringer, LOPOHO ladden, lary Hayes, Wilaa Gerald, Faye Hew1.ette. FIRST Hoy: Mildred Blackburn, Catherine lerrls, Stella lae Arastrong. Ready to go! Juniors, seniors, Ira. Everett, ry 1

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