Greenwood High School - Tadpole Yearbook (Greenwood, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1949 volume:

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Polytechnic Institute ----- Ethel Spencer ----------------- Northwestern State College --- Kate Waugh -------------------------- La. Polytechnic Institute -- -- - Principal f Education -- Music ---- B.M. -- COIIIYDSTOB ------ B.S. Agriculture ------ B.S. Agriculture ------ B.S. ---- B.S. ----Science --- Library ------ B.A. -- Home Ec. ------ B.A. - ---- B.A. --- English , Y Jfdswa., Xifcifm-any E .af' Cfdnazw X TXX-K xx V4 , Jax I , ., Q i1 i if 3 JL Q' s X A 1 X 1L..,.., My aiu-4.:,.J-- Lab- 7 '-vb A ELEMENTARY SCHOOL First hnmahwMmCMhg ------------------- Elizabeth Sutton - ----------------------- lary Flournoy ------ - ------ - ------------ Second La. State University ----- -- ------------ -- Third Centenary College --------- ------------ ---- Elizabeth Stuts an --------- -- - ----- -- Mary Glynn Pipes ------------------------ Pburth Ia. Polytechnic Institute ------------------ Fifth Southwest Teachers College ----------------- Blanche Willoughby ---------------- ---- -- , Sixth Stephen F. Austin --------- ------- -------- Eva Leim ----------------- ---- ----------- JUNIOR HIG SCHOOL Dorothy Swanson ----------------------- Seventh Peabody College ------------ ' ---------------- Harold F. lowing ---------------- Eighth Grade-- Northwestern State College ---------- ------- 4 Grade B.A. Grade B.A. Grade B.A. Grade B.A. Grade B.S. Grade B.A. Grade B.S. Coach BCA! l 5 Xdnu . - ' Q1 l':i?V :1 ' x 4+ N: 'gf 'QL , X - j3:??,,g?. ff Y-1, ' K-'sg - TH Co-Editors-in-Chief Business Manager -- Art Editors ----- Activity Editor -- Sports Editor ----- Reporters --------- Faculty Advisor -- Typist - ------ - TADPOLE ST AFF ----- Wanda Lloyd Nell Register -- Harold Attaway Jacqueline Butler Willie Howington Carol Hines Hilton Ratterree Joy Rich ---- Jack Cordray ----- Jack Bryson -----' Lois Hudson Merle Garrett Betty V. 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Witvliet, E. Davidson , Meyer 'By The Way' M. McCluney, Farris, Cordray, Attawey, Lloyd, B. Williams, L. Hudson, Register Hammett 'Because' Cobb, Crenshaw, Duncan, J. T. McCluney 'I Love You So Much It Hurts Me' Lander, Oden, R. Hudson, Busby 'Star Dust' Davidson, H. Williams, Bradford 'Lavender Blue' B. Phillips, J. Phillips, C. Witvliet, 'A Little Bird Told Me' Rich, Sanders 'Until' Bogue, LeGrone President ----- Vice President Secretary ----- Treasurer ---- Sponsor ------- Travis Bogue Gwen Bradford Betty V. Brooks Jack Bryson Carl Crenshaw Bill Davidson Leslie Duncan Richard Hammett Robert Hudson Nettie Lafitte Wanda Lloyd SENIOR Class Officers Class Roll Lamar Garland Class Colors ------- Class Flower ----------- Class Motto Jackie Lee Rose ---- Bill Davidson --- Martha McCluney Betty V. Brooks - ------ Kate waugh Jim Tom McCluney Martha McCluney Bessie Mae Oden Billy Fhillips Joe Phillips Jackie Rose Betty Williams Helen villiams Rita Williams Cornelius Witvliet Marie Witvliet -- Blue and Yellow ------ Yellow Rose nHe is wise who profits by experience.N W 1 77l.7ILaiuz17. I 'rn R. i 3 I r 5 2 5 Q ,jfaannnli X1 '- 0. -A 2 .A - Q. 4, .Q E5 T' f F' +1 Q 45453 Q f Aj i 'f4A yi .3 V V in I gm, M47 'A N f H K I W . ,h, Q ' t K . 7 ' 1- .. ,' s ' .NZ Q A , . J Vi i n 7 x v .ifsfe A Misa! ' ' X ' ... 45' f 1 721. Jgmac 5wA,6w0 ..- W2 K -4 X N 01.24, 4? . ,X 'NN PN f 'S if 2 3 'x ,-1 3 , ,A j if . L an ,'ff' , ' Af Sb v , ff U-M-M. LQ, N . ,df -ssxq, ul I 2 I x f 3 x v 'Ui 6' V 2' fd M. ff , ?5E1,...,,,'gf,r . 1 M 1 H Q. Ma.. I . 3 1 2 . .P ' fb W gt r , Q- M Q Quay .. i Q. TEN ' g ,f': sf 'XA -7 Q 4 ' 1 , X 1 - X 4 , 1 t 4' A ' S 4 f. 2 ':, - ist . 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W 1 S V 3 g vv W'-Kfaigvnglf, fda., 6120.5 SUPHUMURES SOPHOMORE Class Officers President ----------- ------------ Jimmy Brossette Vice President -------------------- Buddy Vaughan Secretary-Treasurer -------------- James Williams Sponsor ----- ----------- -------- Elsie Moreland Frances Boddie Jimmy Brossette Betty Bryson Juanelle Carroll James Chambers Murray Davis Gwen Garrett Frances Haggard Willie Howington Class Roll James May Barbara Pool Hilton Ratterree Patsye Werruy Billy Tucker Buddy Vaughan Georgia Walton Jerry Westmoreland James Williams , Q . :Mar Mu' W 1 '-' 'P' Llfwaxi 4 a aff? grew . XX' . , sf 'QffS ,gflf' , ., .,,f'f , W .51 ,J fi X E 7274, 'ff - f ui A A gf' ' P551 'ia L .rv :if 4-'QQ . Affzfalvvv -i 2 - v ' M s 45 it 15-fvm,cL 5 A EW' , A Q V W-W ff? vs gsm 5 ' LJ' 0 fs' igwa K km 291-E 91 FI.HlAA.c.l. 21 Azua, 'fi vf.. , xg. 1 -a M1 4. an-qu .- 73 is-ig ' .Q 8. 4? uf . -f ,, Aix ' - H L..- 'V 5 FRESHMAN Class Officers President ------- ---- -- Teddy Brumble Vice President -- - ------- Wanda Hines Secretary ------- --- --- Gloria Williams Treasurer --------- ------ ------ Doris Bonds Sponsor ---- - ----- ------ -- A. L. Crowson Class Roll Johnnie Barkley Doris Bonds Teddy Brumble Kay Burns James Chambers Louis Cook Jimmy Darby Gabriel Fort Jack Hammock Fadra Hammett Ronnie Hammett Wanda Hines Earl Lemoine Anna May Nancy Meeks Elizabeth Neal Donna Neely Billie Ann Nowlin Audrey Ann Oden Walter Omer Louise Register Alpha Ann Sanders Gloria Williams Jere Williams Tommy Williams Amana Q4 .3 U S ' J 1 . V4.5 J . my 604, 1' .11 ,Af AJ J Q-'ia ant' , .av ,, ,W if I' Q .Q s 'v. 'ne A 5 .f f NL Q f Q A: X , xg f F H , f5?.2Qfr1vnuE' 1? Afmmml K, yr 3110 I Qs 4' '.-. 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L 5' fr' x NTARY PER E Willoughby Teachers--Mary Pipes, Eva Liem 8 Blanche Elizabeth Stutsman Sutton, P: O ci 22 O f-4 F14 zabeth .E11 8 M A m E achers-- Te ITIES 1278 SENIOR BAND Crowson Director--A. L. f -1 mir ' f .X Q vm Rad?-Al' L35 3 Jgxa, 1.5-fl ,- ZZ Q :ik Q . 1 1-.. ,, sg p. 54 A 5.5 1 4. L1 mum, A A+ ,xx ,ia- N 4 z x r fy, A fa .- M. .': 1278 '! 'Q 3 , ,nav N Q21 U' 4?-dr' 10 F. r B IOR 1278 4 CHORUS 4 H CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of students from forty-five states, Puerto Rico and Hawaii, who study homemaking in Junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for every one. We think that helping to make happy homes now and in the future, is the most im- portant thing youth can do in a democracy. Iouisiana's Home Economics clubs were known as Junior Home- makers, the organization developed into one of the strongest in the nation. In fact, for a period of years, Louisiana had the honor of having the largest membership in America. Our organization was known as Junior Homemakers until June, 1945. That year Louisiana's Junior Homemakers clubs accepted the name Future Homemakers of America. The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization, Future Homemakers of America around the top of the plane, while around the lower Efde of It is the motto, 'Toward New Horizons.' 'In the center, there is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The colors, red and white, are symbolic of youth, our flower, red rose is symbolic of vibrant, glowing health, a necessary attri- bute for happiness and efficiency in home and group life. Our motto 'Toward New Horizons' expresses the purpose of the organization--learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The Greenwood Chapter has been on the Standard of Excellence for ten years. Our chapter sent Martha McCluney to Kansas City, Missouri last July to represent us there at the National Convention. Soem of the Greenwood Chapter's projects for the past few years are: Remodeled bedroom and sick room, made curtains for Recreation Room and helped prepare the lounge for the teachers. Betty V. Brooks served as North Louisiana District F.H.A. secretary. Three girls of our chapter served as officers of the Caddo F.H.A. They were Martha McCluney, President, Betty V. Brooks, Secretary, Helen Williams, Treasurer. Frances Haggard will serve as President and Elsie Meyer will serve as Vice-President of the Caddo F.H.A. for 1949-50. Our local officers are Martha McCluney, President, Betty Bryson, Vice-President, Frances Haggard, Secre- tary, Elsie Meyer, Treasurer, Betty Jo Cobb, Parliamentarian, Betty V. Brooks, Program Chairman and Wanda Hines, Reporter. Our first Chapter Mother is Mrs. Tom Bryson. The Greenwood Chapter'has made great progress for the last few years under the wise leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Ethel Spencer, and we hope to make further progress 'Toward New Hor1zons.' 1278 Chapter Mother--Janis Bryson Sponsor--Ethel Spencer H A .. 'x THE F.F.A. CHAPTER The Greenwood F.F.A. Chapter was organized in 1946. The number of members then was thirty-eight which was a very good start for the new chapter. The boys were under the supervision and leadership of Mr. D. L. Kennedy. They advanced far beyond their expectations in the improvement of africulture and the development of self-leadership. The Chapter in the Present '49' has really been progress- ing in its farm improvements. At the first of the year there was a Program of Work made out to take care of that year. The main factors under this Program of Work are: Supervised Farm- ing, Community Service, Cooperative Activities, Leadership, Earnings and Savings, Conduct of Meetings, Scholarship, Recrea- tion and General Activities. There is a special committee in charge of each main factor. These committees work very hard to reach the fulfillment of the Program of Work to their chapter rank in the 'An.class. There are many happy events to be worked out in the near future such as: The Father and Son Banquet, a number of hay- rides, a Weiner roast, a fish-fry and the State Convention. There will also be a Parlimentary Procedure and Public Speak- ing Contest. The chapter is now advised and directed by their new agriculture teacher, Mr. Crosby Crain. X .,6W,p w . 'ff ,aw a gf'TwQr ,aff ' N elif. 'I?i,55ifzL. 4 v,-' v , 1 f vw M 5 ::,'.5,..,.5.fff . 'fdwfft . ain Cr Sponsor--Crosby THE Editor ---------- Associate Editor Grade School News High School News News In General - Sports ---------- lfdle Chatter ---- Poetry ---------- Typists ------ Faculty Advisor - CHATTERBOX STAFF -- Bill Davidson Marilyn Roberts Marilyn Roberts ---- Wanda Lloyd --- Patsye Terry -- Jackie Rose Carl Crenshaw Martha McCluney ---- Elsie Meyer Hilton Ratterree -- Nell Register Elsie Meyer Darline Kennedy g www yew . 1- . M ? sggff f pf 2 gy tw Hia,-if 5 f se X jj.: L E ' ' ' W' 'L iw? QS? ii? A 3 'ffki' .-x Z? S y M 9 t A3323 GREENWDUD 4'4 5 .L. ,.1,, L. 'JIM4 AW CW NWS ..T-..a-..M- a....1.H, V J V ,V QM ' V W' Al 'W W A 1 f 3 --Amfnxffgjwff ,Y , .A 2 .1 Ku- ' 1, if ' ' P N' Wa. 2 v . .lg 1 1 v ,ii I TH SCIENCE CLUB The Greenwood Science Club was organized in December, 1948. It is composed of members of the General Science and Biology classes. The members selected the following officers: President ----------- Gwen Garrett Vice President ---------- Joy Rich Sec.-Treas. ---- Jacqueline Butler Sponsor ------------ Elsie Moreland The club was organized to create a more active interest in the affairs of science. Their motto, 'Scientific minds bring successful futures,' carries this aim out very effectively. The club song, 'Honeysuckle Rose' and the club flower 'Wild Honey- suckle' fit in very nicely with the study of science. As class projects, with the cooperation of their sponsor, Mrs. Elsie Moreland, the club members have made: posters concern- ing different phases of biology, notebooks illustrating the study of birds and living things, and notebooks about the physical world in which we live. THE ENGLISH C IUB The Greenwood English Club their goals: l. Development 2. Development language. 3. Development discussion, was organized in 1945. These are of of clear and definite thought. effective oral and written of skill in conversation, parliamentary procedure, reading, speaking and story telling. 4. Appreciation of good literature. 5. Development of helpful and respectful atti- tude toward others. Their present officers are: President --------------- Gwen Garrett Vice President --- ------ Buddy Vaughan Secretary ------- --------- Barbara Pool Sponsor - ----------- ------- Kate Waugh SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor- -Els ie More land PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC. 8a TRES. Gwendolyn Garrett Joy Rich Jacqueline Butler A Q . u ENGLISH CLUB Sponsor--Kate Waugh PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY K4 Gwendolyn G8I'1'Btt Buddy Vaughan Barbara Poole HUNURS PWM b R my a Q , umm A , 2 '-u' ,. A . k . ..sf ' VX sy! ,pf MMV E ' 1 3' 7 W 21 ,, , r 5 SP 1 fx 1 f 1 A Q 'f:Ez':i'H-Y V xv wi -11- 1 2 5 ii, A - 'Q f H21 ff? 1, f . ' 97 vw-ff WW qi EN ' F7a,..,Q,. 1 A GLANCE INTO THE FUTURE let's place a crystal ball on the table and take a trip with our imagination . It is blurred! But ah! It is slowly clearing and we see the large campus of a great university. Look, there is someone walking across the campus! Gee, look who it is!! It's our old friend and former president of the '49 Senior Class, Jackie 'Fuzzy' Rose!!! Gosh, look at the co-eds admiring him! Well, let's follow and see what happens. Golly, we're at a huge football stadium!! Oh, let's see if we can find anyone else we know...he's just the head football coach!! Ah, yes, we see someone else. It's our dear old friend, Helen Williams! She's a Professor of Mathematics and half of us can't even add 2 R 2 yet!! Well, let's journey on some more. Look at that beautiful building over there! Let's go inside. We are now opening the door and walking into a large room. Oh, catch meg I'm seeing pink elephants!! What are elephants doing in here? in another room in the next room, and cows in the next one!! look at little pigs! Look at the dogs! What a precious cat! We are now the horses those cute This is filled with monkeys!! Well, look at the last room, let's go in and see what's there. Well, well, looks as if Dr. look at that General Jackson schoolmate too! What is this invented by our Let's listen seem very dull, Bogue, Jr.? Oh voice!! Our taxi is waiting on us, we'd better hurry! 1sn't our chum, again after so long a time! O.K., here we are at depot. Is everybody here? Say, I just found out Bill Davidson finally made it!!! soldier!! Uh, oh! Get ready to salute, it's P. Bryson!!! Just think, he used to be our Remember?? world coming to? There's even a 'Tom' bomb, old friend, Jim Tom McCluney!!! to the radio for e while. The sports finals doesn't it? Did he say he was Amos Travis , we must compliment him for such a good radio If the driver seeing him the train who the train Cornelius 'Han' Witvliet!! Fancy engineerman is! It is none other than Robert 'Red' Hudson!! As we pull into New York City, we can hear the jazz jumping down at Carnegie Hall!! Let's humor our curiosity a bit and pay Carnegie Hall a visit. Look who's on the stage!! lelsie Duncan d1dn't make a muscle 'Springer' after all !!! Let's take a plane to the west coast now. Did you here them say that we're risking our lives in the hands of two old friends' Joe Phillips is the pilot and Billy Phillips is the co-pilot of this luxurious air-liner! I feel safe, don't you??? Where are we going? We're going to Hollywood, of course!! Now that we're in Hollywood, let's stroll around a bit. Bless my soul!! If it isn't wanna 'Punkin' Lloyd that I see in that I-G-H studio!! I hear that she has the leading role in 'School Days At Greenwood in '49!! Whew! let's rest a while! Here's the Upsweep Curl Shop. Let's gc in and have a manicure and a shampoo while we talk to the two proprietresses, Rita and Betty Williams. Betty has been married five years to a promising young attorney. Now, we're on our way home and passing the new First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas. we notice on the neon sign that the pas- tor is the one and only Carl Crenshaw, Jr., our friend back in '49. He and his lovely young wife live in the elaborate parscnage on Oak Cliff Drive. let's go on down to Houston and take a cruise. My, my, what a beautiful luxury Liner!! What!!!! Did you say the captain is Lamar Garland?? Now that we are back in Shreveport, let's go have our pictures made and see how we look after a long journey, and of course we'll have to gc to Gwen Bradford and Bessie 0den's studio to have them made! I hear they take very nice pictures and such a beautiful finish!! You've never seen anything like it. I just read in the Shreveport Times Newspaper that Nettie Lafitte is now a model in Paris, France. And did you know that Richard Hammett is now the owner of the Shreveport Times??? Well, he started out young for such e position as that!! An old friend of Marie Witvliet told me she had gone to Holland several years ago to visit her relatives and didn't come back!! She is happily married to a dairyman there in Holland. Maybe she will come back soon to visit us!! I can't leave you all without mentioning Martha Grace McCluney! She's the sweet little brunette that used to talk all the time in our English class! Remember?? She is now composing her words into books, as she is one of the most famous novel writers!!! It has been a pleasure taking this journey with such dear old friends that I will never forget. Maybe it won't be too long before we meet again! Goodbye and Good Luck to all my old school acquaintances!!! Very sincerely yours, Betty V. Brooks THERE I'VE SAID IT AGAIN 'Ybu've got that lega1.' Wanda 'Punkin' Lloyd 'You know it too.' Don Richardson 'Latch on to that.' Harold 'At' Attaway 'I'11 cry too.' Jacqueline 'Red' Butler '0h, criminy.' Marilyn 'Frenchie' Roberts 'Ho-hum.' Jackie 'Fuzzy' Rose 'Whatever for.' Bessie 'Smooch' Oden 'Why, sure.' V Helen Williams 'Beats all I ever stepped in.' B111 'Deacon' Davidson 'Aw, heck.' Betty 'B.B.' Brooks 'Good heavens.' Betty Jo 'Jetty Bo' Cobb 'Quit bumping your gums.' Jack Cordrey 'Good show' Thomas 'Turkey' Sanders N '0h, bunk.' Carl 'Grim' Crenshaw 'Oooooh! Martha McC1uney 'Oh, Lord,' Joy 'Chicken' Rich PET PEEVES Richard Hammett...'Fbr a girl to tell me she's soared of me.' Harold Attaway. . . '9Singing commere ialsa Wanda Lloyd...'Goss1p.' Betty'V. Brooks...'Flattery.' Carl Crenshaw...'Jea1ousy.n Nell Reg1ster...'For people to get you between a hard place and a rook.' Helen W1111ams...'Those DEAR people with bad breath.' Bill Davidson...'For a girl to brag about who she went with and how they had fun.' Jackie Rose.a.'Peop1e to talk about his ailments all the t1me.' Jacqueline Butler...'People eating popcorn in shows.' Jack Bryson...'School.' Nettie Lafitte...'Fussy people.' Jim Tom McC luney . . . 'LiiB1' . Leslie Duncan...'Squash.' Thomas Sanders...'Sil1iness.' Cornelius Witvliet...'Slow dr1vers.' Gwen Bradford...'The Bailes Brothers.' Martha HcCluney...'Homework.' Jack Cordray...'Ridioule.' Elsie leyer...'Ra1ny weather.' Betty Jo Cobb...'Bossy people.' Beatrice May...'Being teased about boys.' Norman Farrie...'Peop1e that act stuck up.' 1' 1' ,fy Jil 'ILO f X Q Q5 A, + 11 J' wr U2 M r was f X133 ' ' X X Xx Q. X Ax X ' fx A 41 152 , .X I 3 I fl lg. I Mx Q0 SPORTS SECTION OF GREENWOOD ANNUAIF ----------- Edited By Jack Bryson The basketball squad was under the direction of a new coach this season, Harold Lewing. The team had a fairly successful record win- ning 15 games while losing 17. Greenwood used the center pivot play with a fast break. The team scored 989 points to their opponents 992 Travis Bogue led in scoring with 410 points. Jackie Rose and Medselle Lagrone vied for runner-up honors. The second team had a highly suc- cessful season winning lB games and losing only 6. High light of the season was winning 2nd place in the North Caddo Tournament at Rodessa. Greenwood also advanced to the semi-finals of the North louisiana District Tburnament at Ruston. The baseball squad started spring training on February 29 under the direction of Mr. Hawkins. The first game scheduled is with St. Johns on April 6. The rooster of the squad is as follows: Pitchers: Bryson, Ham ett, McDonald, Richardson, Rose. Outfieldersz Bryson, Busby, Davidson, Hammett, Rose, Vaughn, Brosette Infieldersz Bogue, Brumble, Crenshaw, Davis, Fbrt, lagrone, Omer, J. Williams, T. Williams. Catchers: Cordray, Ham ett, Sanders. The track squad is coached by Mr. lewing. 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