Iowa High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Iowa, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

v' y We hope you will enjoy this annual as much as we have enjoyed our part in presenting it to you, and that in the years to come it may bring back plea- sant memories of your high school days. We wish to express our appreciation to the students and faculty members for the assistance they have given us in collecting the material for this yearbook, For many years of faithful and understanding service rendered to Iowa High School and to the community, for the personal interest taken in each student who has worked under such unselfish guidance and supervision, for her efforts in the organization of the Iowa Drill Squad, we, without reservation, unanimously and wholeheartedly dedicate the 1950-1951 edition of The Yellowjacket to Miss Marion Funk. MR. J. I. WATSON MR. J. CADY faculty MRS. MARGARET WATSON MRS. J. I. WATSON MISS MARION FUNK MISS VIRGINIA LORRAINE MISS BERTHA HEBERT MISS CELESTE GATY MISS BARBARA BLANTON MISS LILLIAN SIBLEY MRS. VIRGINIA CLINE MRS. C. H. FINDLEY MRS. A. J. STONE MISS HAZEL DONALD MISS FUNK Sponsor E. M. MOTT STUDENT COUNCIL i WOOD MENARD President J. DENISON Vice President L. ROBIDEAUX Secretary Treasurer Left to right: Henry Decell. Jimmy Fusilier, Charlie Fleming, Shirley Estes, Mar- garet David, Juanita Bouquet, Wayne Robideaux, Johnnie Denison, Miss Marion Funk, Wood Menard, Edda Merle Mott. Lawrence Robideaux, Clinton Denny, Bonnie Ray Faulk, Wilfred Bourne, Adele Coward, Geraldine Mott, Marlene Spell, Louise Hebert. Sponsor V. E. KEATING CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago, the present Senior Class, with bright expectant faces, presented itself to the first grades of various schools to delve into the mysteries of Readin', Ritein', and Rithmetic. Of the thirty or thirty five first graders who started here in thirty-nine only seven, Carol Breaux, Martha R. McCown, Ronnie H i 11 i a rd , Clinton Denny, Edmond Daigle, Randolph Guilliory, and Lawrence Robideaux, have remain- ed to the end. The rest of the present senior class has joined these either in the grades or in high school. After going through the usual trials and tribulations of elementary students quarrels, pranks, and pnnishment, appearing in Concerts scrubbed and shin- ing in new white dresses and ribbons, long pants and bow ties, we finally en- tered Junior High School with Miss Funk as our teacher. We started our high school year with an enrollment of twenty six eager freshmen, full of enthusi- asm and extreme ideas, which our principal Mr. Watson immediately curbed and directed into the right channels. As a result, we are able to do big things this year. We entered our Soph- omore year with few new faces. This was another year which we enjoyed to the fullest. When we came to school as Juniors we missed several old faces. We gave a most successful Junior Senior Prom under the sponsorship of Miss Funk. The decorations were breath taking, the music was divine, and oh! what lovely dresses! In September as seniors we entered school with a new dignity befitting our classifications. Our number was increased by one new member Noris Parham who came to spend his last year of high school with us. .Iowa High will suffer greatly the loss of several football stars. Dale Stine, Clinton Denny, Wilfred Bourne, Randolph Guillory, Wood Menard, A. J. Johnson, Lawrence Robideaux, Iowa High will also suffer the loss of several star basketball players both boys and girls. Also several dependable and indispensible helpers in various depart- ments. We will always remember our Parents and Teachers for making it possible for us to arrive at the junction of our educational career. CLASS WILL We the seniors of Iowa High being of sound mind do hereby bequeath to the subordinate mass the following. DICKIE FERGUS wills his skinney and boney frame toVerian Manuel who needs very much to reduce. Also his ill study habits and bad grades to conscientious Gordon Ray Franklin. CLINTON DENNY leaves his large quantities of surplus energy and dislike for red heads to Jim Crow. WOOD MENARD leaves his ability to play a harmonica to Louise Hebert. LOIS GOODRICH leaves her freckles to Phyllis Parsons. DONALD FERGUS leaves his love for reading to Barbara Bartholomew. BONNIE FAULK leaves her love for history to Mildred Trahan. MARTHA RUTH McCOWN leaves her ability to do bookkeeping to Louise Hebert. A. J. JOHNSON leaves his shortness to Gail Koonce. RANDOLPH GUILLORY leaves his boldness to Gordon LeBleu. RONNIE HILLIARD leaves his curly hair to Verian Manuel. EDDA MERLE MOTT'S last wish is to leave her love for chemistry to Patty Rae Roberts. ELAINE SCOTT leaves her sweet disposition and ability to foul out in basket- ball games to Dolores Cady. CAROL BREAUX wishes to leave her ability to skate to Jo Ann Trahan. DALE STINE leaves his old track shoes to Carol Moore. EDMOND DAIGLE leaves his ability as a good catcher to Jimmy Fuselier. NORRIS PARHAM leaves his musical ability to Tommy Dorsey Decell Jr. LAWRENCE ROBIDEAUX leaves his crib-shot ability to Dolores. WILFRED BOURNE all his old western books to Leola Grout. Senior 'pnwxriteo MOST ATHLETIC LIKELY TO SUCCEED DALE STINE BONNIE RAE FAULK DICKIE FERGUS ELAINE SCOTT MOST SCHOLASTIC MOST POPULAR CLINTON DENNY RONNIE HILLIARD LOIS FAY GOODRICH CAROLE BREAUX A fi i Senear WILFRED BOURNE Football 49-51 Basketball 49-51 Track 49-51 Baseball 49-51 Student Council 51 CAROL BREAUX Basketball 49-51 Cheerleader 49-50 Annual Beauty 51 Football Maid 50 fa i CLINTON DENNY Football 49-51 Track 48-51 Basketball 48-51 President Class 49 Vice President 51 t95f BONNIE RAE FAULK Basketball 48-51 Fair Beauty 48-51 Football Maid 48-51 Football Cheerleader 49-51 DONALD FERGUS Assistant Annual Editor 51 Football 49-50 Basketball 49-50 Class Vice President 50 RICHARD FERGUS Class President 49-50 Editor 50-51 Annual Sports Editor 50-51 Iowa Buzz Historian-Student Council 49-50 LOIS FAY GOODRICH Volleyball 48-49 FHA 48-49 4-H 47-51 Class Secretary 49-51 I Jrfi WOOD MENARD Football 50-51 Track 50-51 Vice President Student Council 4-H President 49-50 President of Student Council 50-51 EDDA MERLE MOTT Basketball 50-51 Student Council Secretary 50-51 Volleyball 48-50 4-H Secretary 48-49 FHA Club 48-49 i 1 ,-ri LAWRENCE ROBIDEAUX Football 49-50 4-H President 50-51 Track 47-51 Basketball 47-51 ELAINE SCOTT Basketball 49-51 FHA 48-49 4-H 47-50 Class Treasurer 50-51 DALE STINE Softball 48-51 Football 49-51 Basketball 47-51 Track 47-51 (?tcM4 'Pr fi lectf WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA 1961 Dickie Fergus is now designing what is to be Iowa’s largest skyscraper. Admiral Dale Stine has just been appointed head of the Navy Department. Mrs. America title was just bestowed upon a former Iowa High school student, the former Miss Bonnie Rae Faulk. Mr. A. J. Johnson was just offered a position on the House of David Bas- ketball team, but had to decline - No beard. Edmond Daigle has just discovered a new type of rice on his experimental farm. Martha Ruth McCown appointed head of nurses at Mayo Clinic. Carol Breaux will appear in Iowa tomorrow night to present her world famous skating act. Mr. Donald Fergus has just won the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway race in his suped-up Plymouth he has been working on the past week. Mr. Ronald Hilliard has just been appointed chief designer for General Motors. Mr. Norris Parham won the $10,000 award for the most outstanding pic- ture of the year. Mr. Wilfred Bourne will open his one thousandth super market today. Mr. Wood Menard can be heard tonight, singing some of his most popular numbers. This program will be carried by Iowa's leading radio Stationl-O-W.A. Mr. Lawrence Robideaux, millionaire Cattleman, will open his ranch to visitors today. The former Miss Edda Merle Mott of Iowa High w a s voted the outstanding housewife of the year. Mr. Randolph Guillory, the senator from Louisiana, may run for president this fall. Miss Lois Fay Goodrich, the noted maker of hats, will be married soon. When Miss Elaine Scott takes over her duties today she will be the first woman governor of Louisiana. Mr. Clinton Denny will attempt to fly to the moon today in one of his newly designed rocket planes. umeas MISS MARION FUNK Sponsor V ■- { BARBARA BARTHOLOMEW DOLORES CADY JIMMY FUSELIER LEOLA JO GROUT J u N I O R C L A S S LOUISE HEBERT o F GAIL KOONCE GORDON LEBLEU VERIAN MANUEL J u N I O R C PHYLLIS PARSONS A s s PATTY RAE ROBERTS JOANN TRAHAN o F 5 MILDRED TRAHAN SPONSORS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS WAYNE ROBIDEAUX JOHNNIE DENISON Vice President President SHIRLEY ESTES Secretary and Treasurer PHILIP MILLER Reporter Kenneth Breaux Ennis Buller Yvonne Corbello Johnny Denison Shirley Estes Wilburn Franklin Donald Freeman Eddie Fruge Maggie Lee Hebert Ray Hebert Jerry Javine Mary Dell Johnson Ludric Menard Aline Miller Philip Miller Edward Miller Carol Moore 1 Dorothy Ogea z 0 Edwin Parham r Wayne Robideaux Buck Sealey L. Bernice Sheffield Marlene Spell Mazietta Veillon President CHESTER GRANGER Vice President NETTIE SUE PETTICREW Secretary MARILYN DINGER Nelda Ardoin Thomas Ashworth Kenneth Benoit Jackie Bouquet Anna Lois Breaux Walter Chatagnier Katherine Chelette Adele Coward Aline Coward Marilyn Dinger Donald Evans Lo Anna Erwin Lester Faul Charlie Fleming Mary Dell Foreman Agnes Fuselier Chester Granger Gene Guillory Jeanne House Johnny Humphrey Lovelace Landry Andrew Langley Edward Mallet Herman Manuel Hansel Miller Geraldine Mott Marie Natali Larry Parsons Nettie Petticrew James Robideaux Patricia Scott J. C. Stutes Roddy Talbort Lula Bell Trahan Joe Williams Howard Young cr® .f you ever find happiness bv hunting for it, you will find it as the old woman did her lost spectacles fe on her nose all the u n i or HI Sponsor FRED BRISTER President------ Vice President Secretary - - - Rep.----------- Historian------ ..........Myrl Gil ----Norma Ardoin Charlotte Lancaster Nola Jane Bourgeois - - Margaret David EIGHTH GRADE Norma Ardoin Keneth Bourgeois Nola Jane Bourgeois Patsy Cady Roberta Cady Betty Cobb James Credeur Delores Cating Margaret David James Fusilier Myrl Gill Billie Jean Henry Shirley Johnson Charlotte Lancaster Esther Le Leaux Luther Ogea Wayne Petticrew Angela Racca Wade Reed Freddie Reeves Nancy Robinson Helen Savant Jane Trahan SEVENTH GRADE Rose M. Hebert Lorinne Hebert Merle Hebert Betty J. Holland John House Horace Johnson Connord Koonce Anita Lewis Billie J. LeBleu Curtis LeBleu David Lejune Mary A. Magoun Carl Mallett Eljie M. Mallett Howard Miller Charles Morgan Faye Pugh Guy Pujol Mason Pujol Carolyn Reed Maxine Roberts Genevieve Scheufens Mary A. Spears Carolyn Talbot Willian Trahan Melton Wallet SEVENTH GRADE Geraldine Ardoin Raymond Arsement Forrest Bailey John Benoit Clifton Bertrand Jackie Boone Asa Breaux Willie Jean Breaux Bill Chapman Roy Chatagnier Claude Clements Clyde Clements J. D. Corbello Alfred Conner Billice Curiess D. J. David Donald Doucei Gerald Doucet Russell Doucet Jonnie Belle Dugas Larry Dugas David Fruge Margaret Foreman Eva Jean Fuselier Walter Grout Lloyd Haggart John Otis Hebert Buster Hudson SIXTH GRADE Molly B. Barnes Elvin Benoit Ivan Benoit Theresa Benoit Shirley Bertrand R. Bourgeois J. Bourgeois E. H. Bourgeois J. E. Breaux Terry Breaux L. B. Broussard Joan Bruney Mary A. Cahanin Henry Cooke Freddie Cooke Betty Cormier Robert Decell Lurcy Derouon Ellen Doucet Alice Findley Leona Fontenot Eugene Franklin Eljie Fruge Lester Fuselier Gerane Horton Monroe Jatzlau N. Johnson Dewey Perkins Huey Perkins Larry G. Morgan Roderick Morgan Janell Prejean Mary Robinson Orin Roussell James Talbot Sarah Traquille Ruth A. Sitting Gerald Vallet Judy Vest L. Adams V. Benoit R. Benoit FIFTH GRADE O F. Breaux G. David P. Davis R. Davis P. Demary S. Derouen S. Derouen B. Fruge N. Guillotte B. Harrington D. Harrington A. Harrington D. Hebert D. Holland L. Irwin D. Johnson L.. Landry J. Langley A. Lee F. LeBleu L. LeBleu R. Lejeune R. Magoun W. Mallett L. Manual W. McCown L. Miller P. Morgan S. Morgan L. Mott C. Natali B. Perricone J. Pierce D. Pugh G. Reeves H. Robideaux J. Spears E. Sittig M. Thibodeaux J. Trahan FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Richard Arbough Wilson Ardoin Leola Benoit Rawlin Breaux Betty Sue Budge Rita Chatagnier Judy Cobb Shirley Courts Cecelia Cummings May Dell David Fred Delaney Alfred Droddy R. J. Dugas Joseph Fontenot Carolyn Genius Sally Grout Shirley Jane Henry Gayle Lancaster Gerald Leger Percy Lauvier Betty Morgan Ronald Regan H. V. Robinson Herman Romain Barbara Spell Kathleen Scott Alva Lee Young FOURTH GRADE L. Bartholomew D. Benoit L. Cady L. CorbeUo Ray Cormier C. Denison B. Doucet L. Doucet R. Dugas M. Fontenot R. Fo.itenot D. Fruge J. Hebert M. Holland P. Irwin B. Johnson J. Jones G. King D. Landry L. Leger - S. Lejeune L. McFarland H. McGee A. Miller J. Miller S. Miller J. Piazza J. Regan R. Racca D. Romero E. Romero P. Roussell N. Savant G. Shaffer R. Smith J. C. Thibodeaux M. Thibodeaux P. Thibodeaux L. Trahan M. Vincent S. Williams A. Young THIRD GRADE L. Benoit S. Breaux J. A. Cady S. Cady K. Chapman L. J. Conner N. Denny I. Doise C. Droddy D. Dugas G. Dugas P. Dugas J. E. Estes C. Gil B. Haggart J. Harrington C. House D. Humphrey D. Jones G. Lejune A. Landry D. LeBleu D. R. LeBleu D. LeBleu E. LeBleu W. Magona K. McCown F. Morgan D. Natali L. Ogea A. L. Prudhamma H. Romero T. Schufens H. Stelly P. Talbert J. Trahan R. Trahan J. Vincent P. Williams K. Young J. C. Aguilliard P. Ardoin M. Ardoin K. Broussard G. A. Budge E. Buller R. Cady C. I. Davis B. Fontenot O. Fruge L. K. Gil L. J. Granger J. Hebert B. A. Higgins V. Huval J. LeBleu R. Leger J. Raymond M. J. Metzger L. G. Mallet E. Marcantal E. McClelland G. L. Morgan G. Mott M. A. Ogea A. Pellerin D. Prudhomme B. J. Roberts S. Roma in W. Roma in S. J. Scott D. M. Sitting D. Sonnier H. Thibodeaux J. Troquil F. Wilhite G. Young R. D. Young FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Ramus Benoit Barbara Hebert Glynn Moore David Miller Betty Haggart Ray G. Haney Frankie Golightly Evelyn Guidry Sandra Aaron Linda Spears Berkman Fruge Clyde Scheufens Bobby Works Michael Spears Patsy Cahanin Eddie Huey Noah Savant Jo Ann Parham Geraldine McClelland Larry Landry Jimmy Regan Barbara Gaspard Leola Ogea Elizabeth Lejeune Lee Adam Romain Richard Winn Mary Jo Allen Frank Benoit Carolyn Bowman Mary K. Breaux Jerome Cady Nelson DeRoun Arthur Doucet Jamie Doucet Wayne Doucet Rose M. Dougia Dorothy Dugas John Fontenot C. Fuselier Malcolm Genius Helen Goodman Laura Gould Doreen Greenwood Barbara Guidry Bobbie Hamm Betty Harrington Linda Head Ella Istre James Jackson Ophelia Landry Veronica Landry Bobbie LeBlanc Allen LeBleu Colman LeBleu J. C. LeBleu Robert Lee Kyle LeBeouf Dale Magoun Mary Marcantel Marcus Matthews Don McClelland Azare Meaux B. Ann Morgan Ronnie Natali Glenda Reeves Linda Robinson Patrick Sonnier BONNIE FAULK BARBARA BARTHOLOMEW MENARD Back EVANS End GUILLORY Back HEBERT Center CAROL BREAUX LOUISE HEBERT Top row: Stine, Johnson, Bourgeois Bottom row: Robideaux, Denny J. Dennison R. Hilliard Top row: Petticrew. Denison, Lancaster Bottom row: Miller, Bartholomew, Benoit, Parsons. Yellowjackets at practice CAROL BREAUX ELAINE SCOTT BONNIE FAULK Forward Guard Forward LOUISE HEBERT JO ANN TRAHAN PATTIE ROBERTS DELORES CADY Guard Forward Guard Forward (toKecomitty 2uec t SHIRLEY ESTES . DALE STINE A. J. JOHNSON Forward Guard L. ROBIDEAUX Forward C. DENNY Forward W. BOURNE Forward D. J. BOURGEOIS Guard Northwestern La. District Champs Calcasieu Parish Champs Rice Belt Conference Champs RONNIE RANDOLPH WOOD HILLIARD GUILLORY MENARD DALE LAWRENCE A. J. STINE ROBIDEAUX JOHNSON MISS V. MARSA LISE Coach WILBURN GORDON JOHN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN DENISON WAYNE RONNIE D. J. PETTICREW LANCASTER BOURGEOIS WAYNE PETTICREW RONNIE LANCASTER ANNUAL STAFF DICKIE FERGUS Editor-in-Chief C. DENNY Composition W. MENARD Advertising DON FERGUS Assistant Ed. CTIVITIES ■■■■■■■ s kJo, of cheerfulness or a good temper, the more of it is spent, the more remains. RALPH WALDO I MIMOS BAND CLARINET Pattie Rae Roberts Maxine Roberts Nettie Sue Petticrew Freddie Cook Jeannie House Robert Decell Sally Grout Sylvia Anding Marilyn Dinger Geraldine Mott FLUTE Belice Curless BARITONE Raymond Arcenaux SAXAPHONE Molly Barnes E. H. Bourgeois BASS HORN Andrew Langley Mason Pujol TROMBONE Jo Ann Trahan Roddy Talbort Johnnie House Ronald Ragan FRENCH HORN Dolores Cady Mary Cahanin Norma Faye Guilotte PERCUSSION Shirley Estes Marlene Spell Aline Coward David Lejuene Richard Davis Billy Jean Lebleu CORNET Norris Parham Jackie Cook Henry Deeell Walter Grout Joseph Trahan BAND DIRECTOR Margaret Ridley SHIRLEY ESTES Representative IOWA DRILL SQUAD SHIRLEY ESTES Sponsor ANGELA RACCA JEANNIE HOUSE MARIE NATALI THE IOWA YELLOWJACKETS President SHIRLEY ESTES Vice President VERION MANUEL Secretary LEOLA JO GROUT OFFICERS Treasurer MARILYN DINGER Parliamentarian JUANITA BOUQUET £ca umUc4 (?Cu - D. FERGUS Sports L. J. GROUT Columnist , i ]. JAVINE 1 ]. bouquet Society V C. CHELETTE SERVICE STATION EXPERT REPAIRS GR.O. SER. STA. On All Make Cars Work Guaranteed Phone 6-6334 Columbus Hebert 12 Hours Service Phone 2l6l Iowa, La. Lake Charles, Louisiana tD'Ujpe SERVICE STATION 24 HOURS SERVICE Frank Charlie Natali Corner Highways 90 1157 Lake Charles, Louisiana GROCERIES DRY GOODS of Finest Quality Iowa, Louisiana Flowers By Wire 'Flowers For All Occasions Phone 193 Welsh, Louisiana (2.G. Quaa.4 fotPCety $ v Fresh Meats ti Vegetables Phone 2562 Iowa, Louisiana GULF STATION Phone 2561 Highway 90 Iowa, Louisiana Lake Charles, Louisiana Co ng rat ul atio ns Feed Store Approved Hatchery Phone 8118 or 3441 Office Warehouse 824 Front St.-Sulphur, Iowa Lake Charles (3eniu4 €kitac$Lwbe Prescriptions, Drugs Sundries Prescription Druggist Reg. No. 12644 Phone 2181 Iowa, Louisiana “Everything To Build Anything’’ P. J. St. Romain, Prop. D. E. St. Romain, Mgr. Phone 2531 Iowa, Louisiana Compliments of ■HARDWARE APPLIANCE STORE Dealer In Evinrude Outboard Motors Phone 2201 P. O. Box 222 Iowa, Louisiana Originators of Aerial Planting In Southwest Louisiana RICE PLANTING FERTILIZING WEED SPRAYING INSECT CONTROL DUSTING Airport Lake Charles, Louisiana P. O. Box 1498 ctt fine jewelry VISIT 0VNOT ee fop VOUtSUF? OUR EXPERT DRY CLEANING (Pte Iowa, Louisiana Lake Charles, Louisiana DEPENDABLE SERVICE Welsh, La. ESSO STATION Welsh, Louisiana It Costs Less To Farm With Case C. J2. Q e G w, Welsh, Louisiana Service and Quality 110 South Street Welsh, Louisiana FIRESTONE HOME h. AUTO SUPPLY Tires, Tubes, Home Auto Supplies Phone 3 109 South St. Welsh, Louisiana WAREHOUSE CO. Our Reasonable Mark-Up Is Your Dollar Stretcher Welsh, Louisiana WELCH CARRIAGE £. IMPLEMENT CORR A Complete Line Of Farm Implements Welsh, Louisiana MORGANS ELECTRICAL S- PLUMBING See Us for Your Electric and Plumbing Needs Phone 2801 Iowa, Louisiana I PAT’S SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES ACCESSORIES Phone Business 2081 Residence 2731 Highway 90 Iowa, Louisiana Compliments of BANK OF LAK£ C-HARLFS, LA. Serving Southwest Louisiana Since 1889 GIVE YOUR CAR 7. „ FUEL OIL LAKESHORE For More Power At Lower Cost MOTORS INC. Patronize YOUR TEXACO MOTOR OIL EVANGELINE GAS DEALER Wilson Racca, Proprietor LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS Every Automotive Service For All Make Cars Phone 2911 or 2913 Lakefront and Pujo Phone 6-6601 - Lake Charles, La. Iowa, Louisiana . • Compliments of Lake Charles, Louisiana Always Good Food At BOB'S CAFE Pleased to Wait on You Highway 90 Bea Dan Iowa, Louisiana MILLER HARDWARE 6-FURNITURE CO. Hardware, Paints, Varnishes, Stoves, Furniture Wallpaper, Floor Coverings, Field and Garden Seeds G. E. Refrigerators, Radios, Pans and Appliances Phone 73 Welsh, La. CADY'S Proprietor, Jessie Cady Highway 90 Chloe, Louisiana SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT WAR-E-HOUSE INC. • Steve Alford, President M. J. Alford, Sec.-Treas. B. J. Alford, V. Pres. M. L. Alford, V. Pres. 1009 Division Street Lake Charles, Louisiana Shipping Point Chloe, La. 7tutliti6U4 DAIRY PRODUCTS HOUSE’S DAIRY Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliment's of DIXIE DRV CLEANERS Welsh, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of RICE GROWERS DRESS SHOP Welsh, Louisiana Welsh, Louisiana Compliments of BENOIT MOTOR COMPANY Welsh, Louisiana Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1951 from EONTENOT'S Welsh, Louisiana Compliments of UTILITIES CO. Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliments of tfJte c eadirtg Lake Charles. La. i£ , - -A ' ' ' ' 'M 1 D A 1 R Y l l e 1 c“r Lu-J J J H« i £. MICELLE'S COMMISSION YARD The Place to Buy and Sell Livestock Compliments of A FRIEND POULTRV CO. TEXO FEEDS Poultry Fresh Dressed Daily GROCERY East Broad Street Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliments of DUGAS PAINTING-PAPERING CO. Lake Charles, Louisiana 4 CLUB 90 CAFE BAR DINING AND DANCING Phone 2372 Isaac Doise, Prop. Iowa, La. Compliments of SKATING NIGHTLY Private Skating Parties - Mondays, Tuesdays Private Skating Lessons Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliments of t neA-tCcZ-n; Rice grower's ASSOCIATION Iowa Division PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD at CLOTHING STOR€ Everything for the Family Walter Anding, Proprietor Iowa, Louisiana tfAe NATIONAL BANK. Serving Southwest Louisiana Member Federal .Deposit Insurance Corporation Lake Charles - Jennings - Oakdale - Welsh - Kinder Elton - Oberlin - Vinton - DeQuincy - Sulphur - Lake Arthur Compliments of FINE BREAD Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliments of 1m k l 1 LAKE CHARLES UL v ..e. Compliments of £7a. l c MATTRESS -FACTORY We Call for and Deliver - One Day Service Phone 5821 Lake Charles East Broad St. ‘Me 6k A -FARM SUPPLY FULL-O-PEP FEEDS Seeds - 31% Four Leaf Phosphate - Insecticides Exee-Flow Fertilizer Spreaders - Power Take-off Pumps Fencing and Roofing Materials 1412 First St. Lake Charles Box 636 SPORTING GOODS O. Wholesale and Retail Everything In Athletic Equipment 112 Front St. On the Lake Phone 6-4316 Lake Charles 66a Al Package Whiskey and Curb Market Phone 3255 Open Weekly 2311 East Broad Compliments deriva. ge-nim (? aM 1950-51 ACROSS 1. Hit lightly 4. Interrogative pronoun 7. One spot card 10. Marsalise's threat 14. Masc. appelation 15. Ear of grain 16. Glucide 17. Part of be 18. Devoured 19. President's nickname 20. Suitable 21. Bird 22. Distress signals 23. Age 25. Letter C 26. Nested 27. Communicates 31. Small mammal 32. Induce 36. Marked 37. Goes swiftly 41. Name of puzzle author 42. Epitome 46. Nulliparous state 48. Breaks 51. Sprite abbr. DOWN 1. Beverages 2. Bread 3. Pastries 5. Grade teacher 6. Composition 8. Principal's nickname 9. 1950 Football Queen 11. Gibbons 12. Section 13. Shut up 24. Made in shade by pretty maid 28. Expel 29. Very bad actor abbr. 30. Follower 33. Runs high in 52. Serpents 53. Island abbr. 54. Part of circle 57. Year between 12 and 20 58. Above 59. Federal Deposit Insurance abbr. 60. Rid 61. Age 62. Woody plant 63. Salutation 64. Transgression 65. Parent pi. 66. Editor abbr. 67. Malt beverage 68. Opening for air to circulate through HI SO ■7 + ’ )! 1% H n ii a JL ii X 17 1 HO CROSSWORD PUZZLE I rr i 1 w WA 1 i ! s- a 1 Springtime at Iowa 47. Pertaining to the 34. Same as 24 down rainbow 35. Paid notices 49. Dangerous place to park 36. Beware! Students in school around abbr. 50. Blind period minus D 38. Flap 51. As you sow; so shall you 39. What boys in Iowa • never wear 54. Posteriors 40. Can't do this with- 55. Check for 8th grade girls out looking 56. Not the same one a skunk 43. Done high at dances has. 44. Hard water 45. Kind of attention teacher's get IOWA ESSO SERVICE MODERN CAFE - 24 HOUR SERVICE Unexcelled Esso Products H. J. Andrepont - A. G. Prejean Phone 2821 Intersection US Hwy. 90 165 Iowa, La. Compliments of SHELL - FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR Compliments of AND Lake Charles, Louisiana Hundreds of thousonds of students throughout the notion will treasure their 7- Yearbooks for many years to come Thousands of teachers and school administra- tors welcome their 7 ty t Annuals as o accessory part of their Parent and Public relations program We ore proud to hove hod a part in preserving the memories, traditions and achievements of the schools of America