Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

.--csv dbg J C PENNY co The annual staff of W5-1 lanes, pleasure ln presentlng thls your ALAlV1O to each of you We present 11 vuth the une: re hope that wxth us help you wxll be able to elcarly reeall the many cherlshed memorxes of your days t Ll-IS sF 'q! A KC ik I ,..,.f- H 55551 'B' ' i I' tztgvfsf 5 1 fro.-., ' fo ' ' l 4 4:41 'T W !4 6 Ui 54 , vang Qi! Jfkiv 1 Q :yung 4 lM.E1 lax .i qs -1 l ' , ll Ea: ' .- 'wr - X - l e I -2 . . 2? 25 - v- ' at l 1 X ' - A r : Q HH y ' L V I , ,I A ll. vi W I W ' l 6 6 'iouth' Thms httle fue letter word Smile the most unportant thlnf lfllhe world today t IS the voutu of tnhly mat v.11L become the mxn s of torrmrrow Tram up a chmldm the way he should vo and when he. 15 old he XV1ll1'1Ot depart from It It1StO yo4th Lhat we the members of the ALAIMO staff dedlcate th1S 1954 yearbook 1 LQ? ,F'1i? 2 s b '+ve Q Laqpscb Rx Mf., ,L 4 l- M n ' 'lv ,,.f- I ' ' .1' A 1 Ord ? e v 5 I , .94 BNI if-F -7'1 'I K' e f X fn , ,., 1 .Y Qx Cldendar 1 1 1 1,! 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CLEANERS P ANN ADMINISTRATION g I n Board of Education Wm. llaley, Marion Parker, J. O. Fry, Chas. Lcwellen, Bill Rottman, Glenn Thomas, J. E. Whitener. The Board of Education represents the ourstanding business and pro- fessional menuof our community. Much credit should be given to these men for donating their time and untiring effort toward the improvement of the Louisiana Schools and the education of youth. Although they do not receive the thanks they deserve, we want them to know we realize that they are primarily responsible for making our School days possible. This page is sponsored by J. 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B. I Q . n Mr Robert McCurdy DePauw A B Unxversxty of Ilhnoxs Musxc Degree Master of Ed Subject Mr E B x Degree Un1vers1tyofM1ssourx B S Subjects Physical Educatxon Health kmerxcan Government 114 Mr Dale Sechler Degree Umversxty of Mlssourx Subject Vocatxonal Agrxculture B S Mxss Carol Sherman Degree Unlversxty of Mlssourl B S Subject Home Econormcs I II IH Ezghth Grade Home Economxcs Thls page IS sponsored by P. N HIRSCH gl CO X T.: , 4 ' ' xg ' K -- -- . . -re. Y A . ' fx-,l X 1 .fax . ,,f4,.,,iT , ' -'55, gr, A 's . . . Co I I - I . A , -' , :4.,,7:f jx v f.. A 'f' 'ff' 3 1 f' 5, gif' ,9nffffz qg:f' t 15, ,- ' A uri A fx .1 f , S , V A 1' S ! 0 X . it 1 X E E ,' ff , A ' AW., I -- - I 1 I ' ' . . 11 Z: H4 Q 1 IN gl - lf' CLASSES If fix Q 9 Y ' 03 C f X, l I1 Y f L. S 12 This pag ' C'S VENDI v , f ' Cave.-.,. f-.... ,,, f ....r- enioro. . s 5 MYICQPJQ TOM KOOREMAN Outstanding Sophomore Track Glee Club Mixed Alamo Senior Junior Speech Se nio r Chorus Staff Vice -Pre sident Play Play fSophomo re Yearl JAMES OGLE Basketball Football L Club L Club President Band Band President Senior Class President Junior Play Speech Track Student Council F. H. A. Valentine Prince Alamo Staff 7 . NORMA HOLLIDAY Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus F. H. A. HIGHLIGHTS Staff Alamo Staff Shorthand I Award Secretary Treasurer Senior Class Junior Play Librarian Perfect Attendance Honor Roll CHARLES ANDERSON Secretary F. F. A. G. M. W. Award Basketball Meat Juding L Club F. F. A. President of Freshman Ag. Barnwarmmg Escort Ag. Basketoall 1.1 LOIS B LAND Sophomore Homecoming Attendant Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Claes Cheerleader Pep Squad F. H. A. Basketball Pe rfect Attendance Award Glee Club Mixed Chorus Highlights Staff Alamo Staff F. H. A. Valentine Escort . UW , DONNA SHIVE Basketball Student Council Alamo Staff Librarian Highlights Staff Cheerleader Speech Art Clopton Tourney Queen Sophomore Homecoming Attendant ? Y! in-'T' GEORGE GARNER Alamo Staff HIGHLIGHTS Staff Junior Play Speech Librarian Perfect Attendance ffvg CHARLOTTE EVERSMEYER Pe rfe ct Atte ndance Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class Art Glee Club Mixed Chorus Accompanzst Typing I Award Shorthand I Award English I Award ,f F. H. A. F. H. A. Vice-Pres Junior Play Office Girl i S' CAROLYN HILES F. H. A. Student Council Glee Club Mixed Chorus Pep Squad Homecoming Queen CAROLYN HANES Speech D. A. R. Award University City High Alamo Staff Honor Roll Basketball Alamo Staff Pep Squad Senior Homecoming Librarian Speech Play HIGHLIGHTS Editor ide nt Attendant is DAVID HUNTER F. F. A. F. F. A. President F. F. A. Reporter Meat Judging Barnwarming Escort Homecoming Escort F. H. A. Valentine Prince F. H. A. Valentine King Glee Club Mixed Chorus Football Track Student Council President G. M. O. Awards President of Freshman Class '51, '52, '55 BILL GODDARD HIGHLIGHTS Staff Senior F, H, A, Valentine Prince L Club L Club Secretary Junior Play State Farmer Speech Play DONNA CARR Glee Club Mixed Chorus Pep Squad Librarian Lunch Room Assistant EVELYN BROWN Librarian Pep Squad F. H. A. Art SUZANNE DUNGAN Alamo Editor Assistant Editor Alamo Junior Class President Typing I Award F. H. A. Secretary Band Secretary Student Council Band Basketball Glee Club Mixed Chorus Sr. Band Representative Junior Play F. H. A. Speech Honor Roll JERRY BRADSHAW World Hx story Award Speech Art ' Speech Play Basketball Football Track F. F. A. L Club L Club Elder RAY EARLY President Sophomore Ag Football Captain Vice-President F. H. A Homecoming Escort Barnwarming Elcort Track F. F. A. Ag. Easketball L Club DOUGLAS BURBRIDGE F. H. A. Valentine Prince Homecoming Escort Perfect Attendance HAROLD SMITH Art Football SHARON MU1-'F Pep Squad Cheerleader Senior Barnwarming Attendant Perfect Attendance Junior Play Glee Club Mixed Chorus JOANN KURZ, Office Girl Freshman and Sophomore at Librarian Cgntgr Alamo Staff Mixed Chorus Highlights Staff Glgg Club Speech Play An Girls' State Award English III Award P. 'I'.A. Social Studies Award P. T. A. American History Award D.A.R. American History Award BONNIE MAGEE Pep Squad Pep Squad President Glee Club Mixed Chorus Art HIGHLIGHTS Staff Junior Play Basketball F. H. A. Librarian JOE JOHNSON Track Basketball Football Student Council F. F. A. F. F. A. Parliamentarian DON KNEPP Freshman and Sophomore at Clearfield, Pa. Football Captain Speech Homecoming Escort PATSY WOOD Pep Squad Mixed Chorus Glee Club Speech F. H. A. n., i JONANN PRITCHETT F. H. A. Parliamentarian F. H. A. Historian F. H. A. Librarian Speech Art Glee Club Mixed Chorus ROBERT PHILLIPS Basketball Football Track Band Band Vice-President Sophomore President Student Council Speech Alamo King ORIN LOVE F. F. A. F. F. A. Treasurer Football Manager Meat Judging Livestock Team Track Manager Ag. Basketball ELEANOR SPARKS Librarian F. H. A. Senior Homecoming Attendant Highlights Staff RAYMOND PHILLIPS Freshman and Sophomore at Clopton Band L Club Basketball Speech BARBARA SPANOS Mixed Chorus Pep Squad Glee Club Librarian Junior Class Vice-President Junior Play Assistant Editor Highlights Alamo Staff F. H. A. Art Lunch Room Assistant ,-iff ' - ,,, X Diapers gli, ,rf -Y 'x 5 20 Thxs page xs sponsored by the HEALTH WAY DAIRY 1 x 5 Q Y N f f - v K - Q . 9, 1 , N 0. 0 Diplomas ,1-,-.-ai' ,.,..l-1 -iii-1 'IQ This page IS sponsored by LORNA DAY SHOP .1 N. - - fv- , N . - A . . I 3 f b ,L -' . ,, . I 3-3-mn!! ju,-' W, Class of 54 Ignore the thorns and reach for the roses The Sen1or class of 54 1S xery 'Jroud of the past h1story of 1tS class It has beena xery act1xe class wh1ch1s shown by 1tS part1c1pat1on IH all school act1x1t1es Let s refresh our memor1es as we look back to the year of 1950 when we entered as Green Freshmen The Freshman class of 1950 entered the halls oi L 1-I S w1th forty n1ne class members It started the ball ro111n0 by elect1nO Dax 1d lunter, Pres1dent BettySchvtarz V1ce Pres1dent Charlotte EXSFSHISSCY Secretary Treasurer and Carolyn I-11les Student COUDC11 Representatne Usually Freshmen are shy 1n the1r ways but that d1dnt aJp1y to our class as we were well represented In football we had three boys DougBurbr1dge DonaldPodany and JohnSk111ern Also IH basketball, were Charles Anderson Doug Burbr1dge Donald Podany and Robert Ph11l1as The Freshman g1r1s were also wellrebresented 1n basketball w1th Lo1s Bland, Donna Sh1xe and Roberta Wh1te mak1ng the team There were elexen Y71I'1S and three boys IH Glee Club Sex en students took part 1n the band Norma 1-1oll1day Ed1th Lambert James Ogle, Robert Ph1ll1ps Jonann Pr1tchett John Sk1llern and J1rnmy Turley Many awards were captured by the Freshman class of 50 51 FreshmanAttendant escortedby Doug Burbr1dge The F rl A and F F A Clubs were wel1f111ed Wlth members of our Freshman class The sponsors of the class were Robert Davls and Fred Rynearson Well Done' Freshmen was what we sa1d when we entered the halls as Snooty Sophomore 1n 1951 We were look1ng forward to add1ng new laurels to our h1story records And we d1d as the record shows We started our Sophomore year by e1ect1ng Robert Ph1111pS Pre sldent B111 Bankhead V1ce Pres1dent LOIS Bland Secretary Treasurer and Suzanne Dungan, Representat1ve to the Student Counc11 These off1cers gu1ded the class of 52 We lost a few of our members dur1n0 the summer Th1s year we started 1ook1ng torward to the Sen1or Trxp so elected Tom Kooreman Treasurer to collect our class dues The class aga1n took part 1n many of the sports We had fue burly boys out fox football and f1xewh1zz bangs xnbasketball However the g1r1s were not left beh1nd as SIX g1r1s made the Bullettes In Band there were exght no1sy Sophomores Tom Kooreman was chosen to make the P11gr1mage to Jefferson C1ty as the Outstandmg Sophomore Lo1s Bland and Donna Sh1ve were Home com1n0 Attendants and were escorted by B111 Bankhead and Donald Podany Roberta Wh1te was F F A Barnwarm1ng Attendant escorted by Charles Ande r son The I-l1ghl1ghts Staff reporter was Ed1th Lambert and Tom Kooreman was reporter for the Alamo Staff We had two boys to 1o1n the L Cl b Doug Burbr1df1e and Dax md Hunter Class sponsors thxs year were W11l1am Ellxs and Janet Stark Well 1t, was school txme agam and the Know all .Tumors startedon the1r way 1nto the year of 1952 53 And what a year lt turned out to be' As Pres1dent ofour class we elected Suzanne Dungan w1th Barbara Spanos Thxs page IS sponsored by the MERCANTILE BANK 5 ' ll ll , . 7 V . v . . . . . . . ' 7' ' ' I ' Y ll ll , . . . . G , O v. A ' . y V - ' 1 v y 1 - I l Y 1 9 ' , ' A ' - , , I , . , V , . : V I I ' ' . 1 A 1 1 1 ll - . y , . . g V O. . 7 . . . I . , . . , . y .' , ' I I -1 Turning the spotlight to the Homecoming, we see Roberta White as ll rl ' V ' 1 ll S ' ' ' . . . I . S 1 , ' ' I 3 I 1 ' S . , . . O . 2 I . . 7 ' 3 ' ' ' - ' . , ' . . . H . I . . . 1 G U a ll Il , ' ,' L1 . C, . ' ' ' Il - ll ' ! J Nmce Pres dent Edtth Lambert Secretary Treasarer and'Norma ollxday auclec toe Se 1or tr 'J f Jes The ooy s on the football and oasketball teams th1s year were Charles Anderson Dou Burbrldve Btll Banlxhead Day1d Hunter Joe Johnson Donlinebo Jan1esO le and Raymond Ph1ll1JS The Bullettes Clalmed x en J 'nor fftrls LO1S Bland Suzanne Dungan and Roberta W mte Band Glee Cluo F F A. F H A and L. Club also cons1sted of n any rrtemoers of the class Lo1s Bland was elected cheerleader Jack1e Whtte and Viable Stephens were Homecormnf Attendants and Jackle was also chosen F F A Barn w 1 rrnmnv At nda nt she was escorted by Dav1d Hunter Charlotte Eyersmeyer was elected F.d1tor of the Hwhlwhts wtth othe Jun1ors mils n up her staff Sharon Muff was Alamo reporter Jances Ofrle was llllT1OI' Attendmt at the F H A Balent1ne Dance Ou r cliss also out on a xc ry successful play under the Cl1I'CCt1OYl cf Mrs Don Hull one of the class sponsors We vaxe the Senxors a Jumor Senxor Banq let that they wlll nexer forffet Jumor class sponsors were Mrs Don Hull Mrs Claude Smallwood and Mr B1llRoOers Oh Happy Day' At last we were the d1gn1f1ecl Semors of 53 54 We nex er thoufvhtwe would make 1t but here we are James O vle was elected Prestdent of our class Tom Kooreman Vlce Presldent Norma Jean Ioll1day Secretary Treasurer Fourofthe cheerleaders were loud mouth Senxors Lots Bland Sharon Muff Donna Shlxe and Roberta Wh1te The F F A boys elected Dax 1d Hunter Pres1dent and Roberta Whlte was and Suzanne Dunf an Secretary Ireasurer James Ofle was I.. Cltb Pres1dent Ray Early Blll Goddard Dax 1d Hunter Joe Johnson and Don Knepp were onthe football tearn In basketball Douf Burbrldve Robert Pllllllllb and Raymond 'h1ll1ps olayed Lots Bland Suzanne Dunfvan BOIIIUC Maoee Donna Shue and Roberta Whxte were on the Bullettes As III PFCXIOUS years the d1fferent clubs contalned many of our class Carolyn laneswas selectedfor the D A R Award Roberta Whlte had the honor of be1nf Barnwarmxnf Q teen and Sharon Iyiuff was her Semor Attendant Carolyn Hlles was elected Horneconung Queen and Eleanor o arlxs and Charlotte Exersrneyer we re the DCTIIOI' Attendants They were escortedby l51ll Coddard and Ray Early Daxxd Hunter was chosen by the ll A C tb to be Klnfv of Hearts at 1ts annual Valentlne Dance Bull Goddard w as Sentor Attendant at thts Gala afta1r Donna Shue was crowned Quee 1 ot the Clooton Tournament S zannt D 1n0an w as chosen Edltor ofthe -Xlamto She had naany Senlors on her statt Sharon 'yi ft was reoorter tor the Hmhllffhts Staff Bonnle Xlavee was electtd Prestdent of the Peo Sq lad Charles Anderson Day d nl mter and Orln Loye recelxed letters tn A0 tor naeat j1d01nr s w leaye the at s ot Ooocl old I.. H S we can took back xnoar story and rcnu nberthe foo t Wes that we ha IH our o r ye xrs o hw JUL! 1 Th1s page 1S soonsored by P N HIRSCH 8: CO 7' 1 . ' ' Y - . ' YT ' - A , , ' , A L1 F1 : l. l l n' 1. il , - 1 F I D 1 - Y C 1 T v. L 1 1 21, - fl 1 A Az . ' se ' of our ut' C' : ' , 1 , h' . , ', . .- ., . . ., ' ' 1 ' . ' '. . W y , . A ' A ' 1 ' ' ' - G . . . 'z . ' C te , f ' . Q ca I L t '1 Q' ' . , t ' O 2 ' ' A ' f ' ' 1 . , ' ' ' I C, I - ' , - , ,' V , . O . ' . , . , . D . ll 7 Il ll ' ' ' ll ' I -I Y , . ' K 4 C ' D 4 1 1 ' 1 ' ' p - VI ll A ly - 1 - Z A 1 1 -7 1 - - . . . 7 'A V , I elected President of the F.H.A.g Charlotte Eversmeyer, Vice-Presidentg . ,y, , ,- I 5 . xv lv 1 ! A C J 7' .Y 7 I V ' C 1 ll V O 1 ' ' Q1 ,Y ' ' b A A Y ' - ' ' o 7 V t: 1 .Y , . ,, ',, . 7. v es, ' ' V 8 . ' . , ' A .1 ' 1 5 1 ' I 1 C ' . . 5 I y H, . . Y ,. ' ' - ' I ' A 1 ' '. ' 'A ' ' A ' F. .' . lt ' D ' ' ' . 'A 1 ' . ' . ' s ' . ' , ut ' E O D H . . - X - - . . f' fs . C A t . , . lx: , ' ' ' ' 5. ' 'L D4 5. A ' 'e ' h 'l ' P . . . ' ' ' K hi . - 'z 1 5 d tn 3' 'd' f wg 1 2 f Ach scl l ltte. I A i a u o ,- oi HE LIKES SHE LIKES Girls Malve rn B . Clopton High Boxing Charlotte Boys Scotty Raymond Cable Doug Baseball Marshmallews Phil Frankie Art Suzanne Parties St. Louis Could be C . H . Charlie lilfilybel Martha Billy Clarence Movie Stars The country Chilvary Partie 5 Track JoAnn Chivalry depending Commerce Beer Phillip Wellsville Anything Senior Statistics WANTS TO BE Valentine Nurse Hisbry Professor Hermit Marilyn Monroe Wife Aaiesthetist Plow boy Journalist Baseball pl-Q-yer School Teacher Diplomat Cvrocer's Wife Artist Engineer MacMurr-ay Girl St. Louis woman Millionaire Heusekeeper Farmer Nurse Questionable Store Clerk Secretary Vet Bartender Some girl's brave hero Drafter Teacher Sec retary Butche r Housewife Nurse Oil man USUALLY FOUND At heme On Frankford Road Library Flirting Bob's Choc. Shop Sunporches Studying Chinese Cernetery With Doug Coon Hunting At parties With Suzanne I.G.A. Market In Frankford On Fifth st. Sitting by the FAVORITE PASTIME Parking FAVOR IT E SONG Hanna, come and get your baby boy' AN ' Dead' . 'mbnn flygun Q.. 8 Mqgnnm -vw .H . 9, :ig- QAFI' In AY Co. . .4'mQ,o'A AFT nay Staying Out late Beading Basketball Who knows ? Riding with guess who Getting a tan Parking Driving her limousine Watching a baseball game Jittefbugging You're all I want for Christmas Mr, Cristo Gustefer Columbo' I made you cry Who put the devil in Evelyn's eyes You, You, Youf' In my merry Oldsmobile Chinese Muletrain Till we two are one . Uhle Train Dk, Sweet Mamma. Arguing political It was just one is sue s Waiting for a Pontiac Drawing Te asing Mrs. Morrow Writing to projector machine Fred In St.- Louis In pool hall Clark Theater In Pontiac At Grandma's At the M.F.A. Store At Church Commerce room Conve rsing with Mr.Amen Walking to town Kroge r' s With JoAnn Driving on Frankford rd Commerce Room M. F.A. At the 58:10 Skating Kroger's Shopping in St. Louis Playing pool Looking for a Mercury Talking to Evelyn of those things. Here Comes the Bride Secret Love. Oh, Suzanna .. St. Louis Blues Bumming Around Deep in the Heart of Texas Farmer in the Dell Watching T. V. Black Magic Waiting for Clarence 'Three Blind Mice visiting Martha 1 Believe Writing to Leon Coming in on a Studying Attending a party Sacking groceries Waiting for Billings Playing ' piano Drawing ' Cutting meat ' Sewing or ' Cooking Making I-eve ' Dancing ' Wing an a prayer ldon't want a Ricochet romance From the vine came the grape' Rags to Riches uwalkin' by Baby back home 'Smoke gets in your eyes 'Sweet Violets 'I wish I had a paper doll y 'Stardust 'Ebb Tide 'I'll set the World on fire Five Foot Two . This page il sponsored by the MERCANTILE BANK. I ast Will and Testament I Charles 1L.ad1es Manj Anderson do w1ll and bequeath to LeRoy lMrS Morrow S Boy! storey my sllck gl1sten1n0 halr, ln hope that he w1ll keep the spray 'let company 1n buslness I 1.401811 m sorry Floyd Jxmmy shomel Bland do herebv w1ll and bequeath to SallyfShow Horsel Patton the rwht to dr1ve a black Chexy wh1le Howard s away I Jerry fNapoleonl Bradshaw, do w1ll to L.orenfPurty Boyj Umfleet my extenslxe history knowledge for he needs lt' I Evelyn Qlvlornma won't l1ke It Brown do w1ll and bequeath my con trol of the love l1fe of tournament boys fha, hal to JoAnn fTurtleJ B1ll1n0s I Doug lWhat a f6Cl1I1g, Burbrldge do w1ll and bequeath my he1ght to Ch1ck1e tOh I ran ox er a kunkl Branstetter, so ue can see where he 1S dr1v1ng I Donna Oh I'll be enrvagedl Carr, do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Lynda lStrutten her stuff, Garner, Schwarz s sunporch 1n hopes she w1ll have as much fun as I d1d I Suzanne fTw1tterpatedl Dungan w1ll my slow manner 1n catchlng onto th1ngs to V1rg1n1a QNewspaperj Moore, who needs to slow down I Ray tSly Onej Early do w1ll and bequeath to Glenn fTh1nks he s Frenchyl Holland my r1ght to buy a class rlng and then pass lt around I Charlotte KI-Iaxe you seen Dou0'?lExersrneyer do hereby w1ll and bequeath my smlle to Martha fOh Phyll1s, are you mad at me 'Pj Probst who always seems to need lt I George fParty Boyj Garner to Freddy QBOW legs are the stylel Meloan, my collect1on of church keys w1th the prom1se that he ll keep them from rustlng I B1l1QCoon Houndl Goddard, w1ll and bequeath my rxvht to vet to school at the last mlnute to Joe fLoudmouthjSh1elds who seldom gets there at all' I CarolynCD1amonds are a g1rl s best fr1endl H1les do w1ll and be queath to Lmda fThat crazy walk,-Hughletf , my rlght to park m front of the schoolhouse so she and a certam Clopton boy won't haxe to park halfway to Clarksmlle fShe can even brlng the b1g tree w1th her I Eleanor tDon't call me Redj Sparks do w1ll and bequeath m teasxng sensatlon over the boys on the Senlor Trxp to Phyllls fBubblesl Berry who would probably do lt anyway I James fEat at Shorty'sj Turley do w1ll and bequeath to Charles fMrs Engllsh s boyj Buffum my cemetery, and he knows what to use It for I Ph1l fl got me a g1r1l Turnbaugh do w1ll my f.6lCX1S1OI'1 set to any one that doesn t have a gxrl yet I .Tackle QR1ngs on her fmgersl Whlte do w1ll and bequeath to Pat IPTG, Tarrants, my pen and paper for wr1t1ng letters to her lover cause I won t need them anymore I Roberta fIt's better than both of usl Whxte, do w1ll and bequeath mylonelyweek days to Charlotte KI ll wa1t for you, Dax1dj because he s 1n collefve now I Th1s page IS sponsored by ABEL BROTHERS. 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Campus Humor Mrs Enrl1sh Dld you wrxte thxs una1ded'7 Jerry Bradshaw Idld Nlrs Enfwlmsh Thenl m xerx pleased to meet you Lord Tennyson I thouvht you dled years avo She The lxttle boy was sayxncv hxs Good night prayers 1n a xery lov. xotce cant hear you dear hts mother whtsoered Llttle Joy Wh1tener Wasn t talkxng to you CoachCoxas a youne url IN slack strxdes J That young lady dbetter he careful or she ll be penallzed fue yards for baokhled IH motlon Semors Ii1t s heads we go to bed xt s taxls we stay up If 1t stands on edge we study Thxs rs the thzrd operatmg table th s month Dr Hunter you must learn not to cut deeply Female druer I want a glass of water for my radxator a thxmble of oll for my motor and a dem1tasse of gas I thmk that wxll be all Attendant Could t I cough In your txres'7 L II S Theme Song Now I lay me down If he should quxt before Iwake Gne me a 'aol e for Goodness sake Dayxd Would you Call for help I trled to 1ss you Sharon Would you need any help'7 Mrs Morrow There xs nothlng 1n tie world that IS xmposslble Joe Shxelds Eyer try to put toothpaste back ln the tube'7 Mr Amen What dld you f1nd out about the saln ary Glands? .IoAnn Fox Nothxng they re s o darn secretxx e FRON1 THE BOOKSHELF THE LAW OF THE LAIND .Ixm Ogle TIIF TAMINC OF TIIE SIIREW Douo and Charlotte GOINE WIT I T IL NN IND Raymond s Q8 Olds MICROBE IILNTERS Blology Class GENIUS IN THE .ILNGLE .I1m Turley FIG 1TI'NG CIIANCE CITEIXWISIYX Class IIIE S IEP IERD Mr Whttener PARADISE LOST Fate of a Sen1or yu 1 aclxs UZ credxt at raduatxon T IE FIRING LINE Nlr An en s Offxce S APES T IAT PIALNT TI'E DARK Charlotte Wetzel WORLDS GRI AT SPEECIIS peech Class CALSES OF THE I-RFNCII REVOLUTION Marxly n Monroe ALL AMERICAN Don Knepp IJINDER TWENTY Eyelyn Brown BRAVE COMPANIONS Suzanne and Carolyn THE GREAT TRADITION L ClubAssembly RED HERITAGE WOR LD SERIES JUNIOR MISS LORD VANITY MYSTERY ISLAND Eleanor Sparks Bmll Goddard Phyllxs Berry Davld Hunter The Tree LIVES OF GIRLS WHO BECAME FAMOUS Glrls A at Clopton Tournament DININER AT ANTOINE S Senior Trlp PERILOUS SEAT M1sfortune of a student who sus uoon a tack THE HUMAN COMEDY Joe Sh1elds BREAKING POINT Fmal Exams MAN EATERS OF KUMAOIN All gxrls who hayen't yet been captured HIGH HURDLES Robert Ph1ll1ps THE ALAMO Yearbook Staff ORCHIDS ON XOLR BUDGET .Ioyce Powell and Gerry Henderson MOCCASSIN TRAIL Margaret Dzsmukes DARE DEVIL Jun Flaherty WOLF VITQIHIB Moore T'-IE VALLEY OF DECISION Floyd and Loxs The mother llon opened her eyes a z 1ly and saw her young son chasxnv a hunter around a tree Tom she called don t play w1th St Peter How dxd you get up here? New Arr1xalfC R A J 'Flu Phyll1s Berry, she s been ln more laps than a napkin Carolyn Hanes 'Have you ever been 1n loye'7 Phll Turnbaufvh That's my buslness Carolyn All rlght then how s bus1ness'P Barber shaxe Sudden sneeze Man dead Nlext, please' Stranger 1n Paradxse 'P 'P 'V 'P '7L1berace 1n Uxrl s dresslng room Most g1r1s won t park 1n a lonely spot unless they are drxx en to lt Some 1 xrls haxe the hour glass hgure others are tne alarm clock type Mr Englxsh 'Can you thlnlx of anythrng sadder than a man wlthout a country '7 Sharon Oh yes a Country wxthout a man Lozs She tl rows herself away but she takes careful alm Geor e Garner Ifcll oxer fxfty ect Frances Verdxer On dxd you get hurt'7 Georve No I was just goxng through the bus Thls page 15 sponsored bythe LOUISIANA ICE AND COLD STORAGE I y. : ,... I D ................. If . .:' : ' ' j v f v A H II A, I, ,' D - ...-..-...... - ' v v f ' - 'Y - . O Q I ................ ' Y ' v V . .' III I - ' :H I 'A . ................. 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'K r -X X it h f , X ,N 5- - fKf J ' m -fl' ' 'il unlor Histor Ibm llllllill' class of S3 54 started off the year oy electmgs the class offuers Ibex were PI'CS1C.lCI1l Loren Ln1fle t Seeretiry Slurley lnrner lreasurer Boots Probst AlomaNe11man11vuas the Student CO1lI1C1l Reprcsentatue Fxxelxe box s rel1rese11tedtl1c Jumor el iss 111 football Four of these boys were 1111 1ated 1nto tl1e L Club lbey were Cr1arlesBuf LIITI 511111115 K1lby Joe Shlelds and Loren Uxnfleet Il1e class chose Boots Probst and Anna War ner as attendants to tl1c llUII1CL0lTl1I'Ag Queen 1l1ey vu re esported by Loren U111fleet and Jllll hlosley ll 1rls were also actlxe 111 sports Ont for basketball were 1ndSl11rley Iurner Then xxert fue boys 111 basketball The boys were Floydliranstetter M1rx1n Dlllender Hufvh Hodges Jun Mosley and Clyde Penrod Boots Probst was the Jnn1or attendant at the F F A Barnwarrnxrm She x 1s c seorted by Sar11111y K1lby A515 e11sto111ary the .lL1H101'b pnbl1sl1Ldtl1L sebool taper the I.. 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A.- . 2 .gsgznfv ' ' ' J . 111 L 112-ff? iff ' 37 Sophomore Histo r When wc bcvan as Freshnlen last year we had in enrollrnent of f1fty '1h1s year we had approxumately forty four Our Freshman class off1ccrs were Ollle Parler 13I'LS1d6llI Gerald Beck V1ce Pres1dent Charlotte Wetzel Secretary lreasurer and Dxle McDannold Student Councll Reprcscntatlxc Thls year our offlcers were Sue Danlcl Presldcnt DIXIE NlcDannold V1ce Presldent JoAnn Fofc Secretary Treasurer and Oll1e Parker Stu dent Counc1l Representatue Our Freshman year Charlotte Wetzel and D1x1e McDannold we re Home commg attendants Th1s year Lols Moore and JoAnn Fox were our attendants D1X1S McDannold was our Barnwarmmv attendant escorted by Andrew Loxe Sophomore boys on the A basketball team were Ollle Parler Blll Barker and Tommy Hodges Sophomore glrls on the basketball team were Charlotte Wetzel JoAnn Fox and Joan Burbrldge wlth Karen Conrad as manaoer of the team Paul Neumann Karen Corrad Judy Wood Sue Damel Charles Scott Charles Walters D1x1e McDannold Mar1lyn 'lhomas Dax 1d Clarle and Sue Mlller represented the Sophomore class 1n the Band B1lly Barker, Cl1fford Bllss Jerry l-lenderson D1ck1e Rue Fred Cary and Dax 1d Clarke wele on the football squad Our sponsors were Mrs Ellen Morrow and Coach F. B Cox Under thenfm we held a rummage sale to make money tor our Semor rl rm SQ Nh, I 'If' all xx!! 'Yr Q' JA ' Si ' 5:3::- 5 . mf 1 I' -A flbiixvn 'b Q i 4 ntl I Q o Q-: I' -lla If Q l ll Ill -ll I il .413 ' 1 f 'Q.z-- 4 -rl ,1.- l 4 .f'-'50 Th1s pave IS sponsored by LOUISIANA LUMBER CO P Q so 1 -L 1 y 2 ' Y. , Z Q , , 3 S . - . . -,, . Q. ! 2 l 3 A , 2 - A 1 ' vvg 3 u ,, , 9 , A, , ' Q -1 ' 3 f 1 ' , - ' Y I ' . U ' 7 7 Q 7 , ll ll , ' 'Q ' ' I , Z , Y 1 1 U - ! A ! 2 9 ' .3 7 7 Y 7 Q! 2 ! I , V. ' C . 0 V o U 0 xi ! ' v A' G I .sl f 5 A v ,,,- ---', 1 ,. . -i ,Q up .,x ----I 7 QQ fn I- 7 : ' 4' .-.,,-,,... ll, .7,,- ,- -,.. fn , 1901 'J r 2-1-4 nj-. ii-.f gif, Q .., '::- I .f Y J 'Q 't, Q P . 0- - pp 4 I-nfl X nw ., -..- . .-D . ,, - ,4:,. 1 l f :i 4 :.'--'. , -' :ll Q 4714 D . fix, ' 9 34 ,, Fi ll M dy s 'Q ag Q if I Q, , N. it 0 XY J J Q 1 ' li M xi! 5 0 B I E 5 Q O I fy , 9 N' 9 q . I 'iff' .XP 3 ,gl 1 - M' 1 3 - H ' 5 ?' Q I Ay ...., g 'U fa Presxdent Note Vlxzchell Secretary Treasurer Jumor Clark Nxce Presxdent lo ce Powell Student uouncxl Rep Ga1lGasl fo- 2 rg ,i Nettxe Ande rson Rockne Calhoun 41 K Suetta England JoAnn Bxllxngs Eddze Branstctter Blondel Calhoun Betty Grxmsley X This pa -an 1'Gx qv Bonna Jean Cannon ...J Don Grxgsby if Lmda Hughlett Sarah Branstetter Robe rt Cashman Penny B rown 'IA-A fu Qld' Jumor Clark i Gail Gast Jeanette Godwin Deanna Hales Tomy Hamer ge is sponsored by S E JEFFRIES Glenn Buchana nl- 6' Ruby Corum Y 5 f B111 Hallxburton ...J ,. Qu fx ' Frances Hampton H Patrxcxa Henderson Mary Lee Menefee Joyce Powell San Shrum Phylhs Wood 'f fi l Phyllls Ince Glgnn johngon John Mxller Be rnxce Nxffen Donna Pxne --1 1 Rosetta Saunde rs Mary Lee Mxller 1 r Q ,Lid ff'r,,! Edna Robbms -3 .f John Turnbaugh I Denms Latta John Reed 4 -C Vlrgxma Moore 'Note Vht chell .Q Gxlbert Patrxck John Shade 1. ua. Wayne Turner Earl Turner vi Joe Walker Jane Wood Carl Whxte Hal'Old Whxte Th1S page 1S sponsored by the RAY BEHRENS MOTOR CO Margaret Phxlhps if LeRoy Storey Frances Ve rd1er Kathy Yates 1 Q . 5 -F 4 f 5 ff . if . 5 v r ' 1 Uxqal , .1 ' X I , i A J I R ' . - on QA 2 , ,. ,. Pg ! , A , 4 I H I W lllvl ,,,f I I .I . Q , I VAVIVV e hz f I ly .22 1 g I X I I A J f. 7 fa J 1 ,Q - ' 'K , , r X I I w T 3 XM ,. ,H . . Q .lf . 'Q I . I ' J . V 1 N I V , X W , , Y' Q K 1 X A Freshman Histor Ihe Freshnaan Class of H55 D4 had an enrollmentoi3lp11J1ls The dass sponsors were Nlrs Stark vl Ell1s but Mr Dale 'Sechler e new tear her o awr1Q1ll11rf ol Q JU51l1Ul'l o r l1s for Qoncl hall of the yea The preS1dent of the FrQshn1an studenl COLlIlC1l was Note M1tChell, Clark was secretary treasurer and Ga1l Gast was Freshman reoresenlatue 31ll1llfSVkt re r lc eled attc11d1ntstotl1e queen at the Barnwarrnmg The Freshman box s vxhon1ac1e the football team we re Roclxne Calhoun Junlor Clark John Turnbouvh and LeRoX Storey The Freshrnan hasletball 1 rls ware Ga1l Cfast Jo Ann B1ll1llf7S hy '1 au s Fr incl s Ve rain r Fr11ees ll 1111111011 Joyce Powell an Sarah Branstetler The Ereshrnan box S on the Dasletball tea111 were Roclxne Calhoun, 'Note Nhtchcll Earl Turner Eclfhe Bransletter and Jerry Corum 16 i I-lIl9 pave lb sprwsored oy STARK BROIHEIVS NLRSLRY. I 1 . ' . ', 1 ' i , A r, , , ' . , , th, ' 'i f'N '1 ', lo Q thg E . ' f M . El ' the se' ' 1 1' r. lun1or ' -'- , ' f Roelane Calhoun and JoAnn1 3.5 'f ' 5' 2 1 5 , I Y E V , ! Q3 I ,v V' gi lx ' - v - - .3 J Kat f1', Q 1' -W, ar1',zA , 1,'d - E r iq I Y lv 1'- ' , , ' , 7 4 , Y . I . P ' Lowssr of-'L1fE AT 1. HS AP' THE FRESHMAN wats -Ayr. QAUQI J L HS asv cn 'EQP LHS g lcon WGBH 1 f!u'lfr,I X if il I STUDENT INSTR T OF ELEMENTARY 3005 5 3? .mg I v STUDEN G HIS T P ovER TEST Aesuurs TIME' ! ,f ' ' LY 2 X ' f To Ev 4 iif If sb . ' , ' 1 5 I v 1 , - U i 6 J- ' igfhtf 5 ., ' K ,, . K .... I I D 2 .!0Lfl!l, L ' ' 1 - 0 O ? V W fa64ff.,fT:f-, I 5- 'I I -,: ' '-' 'M l 'f ,fy f- , r - X 1 X . 1 1 C :T ' f ,, ' Q IT Ill P C9 f :ml M7 I URGANIZATIONS ' n W 44 ' we is Sp b E' I Q y STERBROOKF OWERS N GI 12 ff D 6' . X , .42 6 Alomo Staff Fxrst rowg J. Shxelds, T. Kooreman, S. Turner, S, Dungan, C. Hanes, G. Holland, S. Muff.. Second rnwg B. Spanos, E. Dean, J. Wood, M. Thomas, S, Patton, J. Johnson, N. Hollxday, M. Alexander, D. Shxve, C. Eversnweyer, J, White. EDITOR ------------- ASSISTANT EDITOR - - - BUSINESS MANAGER ---------------- ADVERTISING NIANAGER ------------- ASSISTANT ADVERTISING IVIANAGER- SENIOR SECTION EDITOR ------ ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITOR ---- J-, FJIOR HISTORY ----------- - SCP IOMORE I-IISTORY--- FRESHMAN HISTORY--- LITERARY EDITOR ---- ART EDITOR -------- ASSISTANT EDITOR---. ACTIVITY EDITOR ------------ ASSISTANT ACTIVITY ED1TOR-- CARTOONISTS --------------- MUSIC REPORTER ---------- - AGRICULTURE REPORTER ------ HOME ECONOMICS REPORTER- E.H.S. TIIOHLTOHTS REPORTERH- PEP SOE.-to REPORTER -------- -'14 CLUB REPORTER -------- -- STUDENT COUNCIL. REPORTER-- -Suzanne Dungan -Shirley Turner -Student Council -TOTTT Kooreman -----Joe Shields ---George Garner ----Donna Shive ---Fred lvleloan Marilyn 'Thomas - - - -Sari Shrum ---Sharon Iwluff ----Carolyn Hanes Charles BTTff'.llTl ---Glt-nn llolland --Jane Johnson -----Sally Patton , Phil 'llurnbough -----Jtuly Wood ----SanTn1yKilby - --Barbara Spanos Martha Alexander ------Ellen Dean ---Jzrnmylfledges ---Jackne Whxte BOYS' SPORTS ----------------- -- ------ ---- J Os Johnson GIRLS' SPORTS --------------- ----- ----------- I I Oberta White PHOTOGRAPHERS - ------------------- R5y'!TTClI1flPh1llIEJS, Jane Johnson TYPISTS ----------- LOTS Bland, Charlotte ix crszneyer, Norxna llolliday This page is sponsored by BANK OF LOUISIANA Stud nt Coun il V? SI 'ai S.: 1 u ' 'gpiv' First row, D. Shive, J. White, D. Hmter, J. Mosely, S. Daniels, Second row, Mr. Amen, G. Gast, J. Hedges, J. Ogle, A. Neumann, N. Mitchell. The Student Council is a student organization that sponsors many of the school's activities, including the Homecoming Dance, Christmas decorations, activities, assemblies, and the basketball tournament. The members represent the student body by giving student views on school activities and problems that arise. The Student Council is a member ofthe National Association of Stu- dent Councils. The officers are David Hunter, President, Jim Mosley, Vice Presidentg Jackie White, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Amen, Sponsor. This page is sponsored by BANK OF LOUISIANA F. F. . First Row, E. Niffen, J. Johnson, S. Kilby, D. Hunter, R, Early, C. Anderson, O. Love. Second row, C. Chandler, R. Cashman, J. Turnbaugh, G. Patrick, G. Johnson, R. Calhoun, I-I. White, A. Love, J. Flaherty, B. Halliburton, C. Bliss. Third row. J. Miller, C. white, R. Bliss, J. walker, D. Burbridge, W. Kurz, J. ivauace. W. Warnsley, B. Holman, C. Robbins, H. Burnett. The Vocational Agriculture Department of Louisiana lfligh has been established for the purpose of preparing farm boys with modern and practical methods of farming. The officers of the local chapter are: President, David Hunter, Vice- President, Ray Earlyg Secretary, Charles Andersong Treasurer, Orin Loveg Reporter, Sammy KilbygSentinel, Emmet Niffeng Parliamentarian, Joe Johnson, and Mr. Dale Sechler, present adviser. Mr. William Ellis was adviser the first semester. The Louisiana Chapter is very proud of one boy who was awarded the State Farmers' Degree. He is David Hunter, a senior. Last spring, the local chapter had a meat team which placed first at the district contest and fourth at the state contest. Thev also had a dairy, livestock, and shop team. The F. F. A, is very appreciative of the excellent help they have received from the Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio Railroad Company and the Louisiana Rotary Club , as well as various other organizations and companies. This page is sponsored by BANK OF LOUISIANA ighlights Staff First rowg M. Alexander, S, Muff, A, Wagner, F. Meloan, Mrs, English, Mrs. Kooreman, S. Patton, Second rowg E. Dc-an, B, Kanan, N, Uhle, J. Hedges, L. Umfleet, S, Kilby, M, Probst, A. Neumann, S. Shrum, The L. H. S. Highlights, a project of the Junior class, is sponsored by Mrs. Lucy English and Mrs. Delphine Kooreman. The articles for the Highlights are written by the Junior class and typed by Miss Hasting's typing class. The Highlights is printed once a week and appears in Tuesday's issue of the LOUISIANA PRESS JOURNAL. Editor ----------- Assistant Editor-- Circulating Editor--- F. F. A. Reporter--- F. H. A. Reporter-H Senior Reporter ----- Junior Reporter ------ Sophomore Reporte r- - - Freshman Reporter-- Girls Sports Reporter Boys' Sports Reporter- - - Poet ---------------- Music Reporter ---- STAFF -------- ------Fred Meloan -- -----Anna Wagner ---Loren Umfleet - - - - -Sammy Kilby - --Alorna Ne umann , , ,, ,Sharon Mui! --- Martha Probst - ----Ellen Dean ---------Sari Shrum Martha Alexande r ------- -Jim Hedges -----Phyllis Berry ----Judy Wood This page is sponsored by LOUISIANA PRESS JOURNAL I9 O O J S Q www HUMEMAKERS A Q U' Lf AMERICA TOWARD NEW HORIZONS Colors--Red and White Flower--Red Rose OFFICERS President ------------- ------------------------ R obe rta White Vice-President -------- ---Charlotte Eversmeyer Secretary-Treasurer ---- -------- S uzanne Dungan Parliamentarian ------- ---Jonann Pritchett Historian ------------ ---Phyllis Berry Reporter--- ---- Aloma Neumann Sponsor ---- -------------------- M iss Carol Sherman SOCIAL ACTIVITIES The F.H.A. year started off with our President and Vice-Presi- dent taking pa rt in the Wellsville Sub-district meeting plan. On October 17, the Sub-district meeting was held at Bowling Green. This was for all F.H.A. members. A candelight initiation ceremony was the November meeting. Many new members joined the club dur- ing this meeting. January's meeting proved to be one of the most interesting ofthe year. Mrs. Biggs Holliday gave a talk on customs and costumes in other lands. She also brought a beautiful collection of foreign dolls to show the girls. The annual Valentine Dance was held on February 8. David Hunter was King of Heartsg Bill Goddard, senior attendantg Sammy Kilby, junior attendantg Charles Bolomey, sophomore attendant, Note Mitchell freshman attendant. Many more interesting and enjoyable activities were heldlduring the rest of the year, including the beautiful fashion show that always is a bright spot of the spring season, The F. H,A. year of l953-54 was a happy and successful one and many thanks to those who made it possible. This page is sponsored by the GESCO INC. Pep Squad 'U ' 4- . I , , Ll First row. L. Bland, M. Probst, S. Muff, D. Shive, R, White. Second rowg C. Wetzel, J. Billings, R. Corum, S. England, N. Price, J. Fox, M. Menefee, P. Ince, M. Phillips, M. Alexander, J. Burbridge, R. Ogle. B. Magee, F. Verdier, M. Brnnham. No ballgame is complete without a cheering section which was provided by the Louisiana Pep Squad. The Pep Squad, small but mighty, could always be heard and seen wea- ring their bright red sweaters and white skirts. At the opening of school the club had 20 members, Bonnie lwiagee was elected Presidentg Frances Verdier,Vice-Pres1dent,and Margaret Branham' Secretary-Treasurer. In the Homecoming the pep squad was awarded third place for itst float. The club owes much of its Success to its helpful sponsors, Miss Carol Sherman and Mrs. Janet Stark. This page is sponsored by WM. B. HALEY R W, P, HALEY INSURANCE 1 U ll If First rowg D. Burbridge, J. Hedges, R. Bliss, J. Ogle, J. Mosely, D. Hunter, C, Anderson. Second row, J. Flaherty, L. Umfleet, R. Calhoun, J. Johnson, C. Eiziffzinx, C. Shotton, B. Barker, D. Clark, J. Shields, D. Branham, Third row, J. Wood, S. Kilby, H. Hodges, B. Wagner, R, Phillips, R. Early, T. Hodges, C. Bliss, Coach Cox. lhe L Cllllh is a high-grade organization or trztternity of the athletic niintletl tmvs of L.H.S. These boys have willingly nntlergone a tortxiotis znitmtinn to test their sportsmanship. Besides the initiation, each boy has In have a letter mat leastone major sport. One of the tonqhtest lolss ut' the l, Clwb is to lieep the best sportrnanship slitmwinyl in the Crowd fl lI'lIl'j an athletic event. Certainly every hwy, athletic nr not, wants to twin llllfi frllternitjf. the re x-,ere thirteen nienihers at the ftrst nieetingg, but arter the ini- Yldttrvtt, the re were twentx'-five. Twelve new letternien llIlflCI'lU0i'l to toin. lhey were: Fxlli, 1z1rl'.er, Cl1fforril'ml1:5s, Charles l7!'lff.lTTl, RoCl1yCal- zz-vin, lJ.1x'itiCl.lrEe, .lint Flnliertyy, 'lonnny lflticl-les, Siilllflly Kilhy, Ray Pllllilllb, Joe 5lllCL!l5, Charles Shotton, Loren lfnlfieet, The officers were: President, Jim OglegV1ce President, Ray Blissg Secretary-lre-as grer, David lltinterg Reporter, Jim Eleflygesg Board of E-Qlrierh, Jinx fxlrtselv. Du gtg B grbricige, i17l!fl5C'l Il1C Wagner. lhis year the boys Chose thelr oft'ito1.il insigniafurtheirk-:ey Chains and .apel nine. 52 l11i4w11L' is spunsttrefl by CONWOY SHOE STORE oe, 55' MUSIC DEPARTMENT e if i 1 ' ' This pa ' db MISSOU L. . S. Band Robert McCurdy, Director Clarinets: Trumpets: Flutes: Horns: Trombone s: Alto Saxophone: Tubas: Pe rcussioni Bell Lyra: Oboe! Bassoon: Tenor Saxaphone: Jimmy Turley, Patty Henderson, Mary Ocheltree, Sharon Wood, Paul Neumann, Jackie Dryden . Robert Phillips, Earl Turner, Clark Pointer, Jerry Coruiri. Aloma Neumann, Karen Conrad, Dianne Atwell, Margaret Dismukes. Jimmy Flaherty. Charles Scott, Bob Holman. Larry Bono, Sue Daniels, Sue Miller, Junior Clark, Jindrny Ogle, David Clark. Raymond Phillips, Suzanne Dungan, Phoebe Walker, Phyllis Berry, Pat Tarrants, Cecilia Walker, Dixie McDannold ' Judy Wood. Marilyn Thomas. Charles Walters. This page is sponsored by NICKLES PHARMACY Band Histor The L01l1q ana T-hgh Sr'hoo1 Band of1953 4 1S a1 Ja s 111 '1 ard aole to part1c1pa.te ln any way to promote the growth of m1s1c IH the School Or commumty Th1s 1S 1ts hlstory for 1953 54 In Apr11 1953 the L H S Band was one of four bands to recelye a one rat1nU at the state contest at Co1umb1a MISSOUFI The band 1S of c1ass The band was very comp1emented by th1s The band was on ca11 many tlmes th1s year for basketba11 and footba11 games P T A Programs, festlvals concerts and parades The h1gh110hts ofthe semester beglnnlng 1n September are the Annual Band Day at Co1umb1a UH1X6FS1tY of MISSOUI1 he1d on September 19 There were fue thousand students attendlng Another h1gh11ght was attendlng the annual Mark Twam Bandmasters 5th Annual Band Marchlng Fest1va1 This was he1d October 20 1953 At th1s fest1va1 the L H S drummers had the honor of bexng chosen from twe1ve partlclpatlng bands to provlde the cadence for each performance The L H S Band had then- Annual Chmstmas Concert, Decembex-18 1953 under the d1rect1on of Mr Robert McCurdy wh1ch was enjoyed by a very appreclatlve audlence The ensemb1es Whxch went to contest 1ast year were the m1xedc1ar1net quar tet, the Woodwlnd qu1ntet quartet, and trlo The so1os wh1c.h went to contest 1n 1953 were Ducky N1ck1es trumpet Jlmmy Tur1ey c1ar1net, Larry Bono alto saxophone, A1oma Neumann f1ute Judy wood oboe, Mar11yn Thomas bassoon and Robert Bono voca1 so1o The band off1cers th1s year are Jlmmy Og1e Presldent Robert Ph1111ps Vlce Presxdent Mar11yn Thomas Secretary, and Patty Tarrants Treasurer Th1s conc1udes the Band H1StOFy for the years of 1953 and 1954 Th1s page 1S sponsored by COLLIER MORTUARY I ' 5 ' ' ' u v v-and ur' Q ff ' . , ct .5 - . V-, . ,.. --,, -D- . I Tc... Y, f- T15 1 ' 'Y ll yv , . . . . . . . . ,ICH D . . Q - , , 7 . O J .7 . . . A I .I . - 1 . . . . . . . . ,. . . 1 - 1 . ,,. . . . D . a r x 1 1 9 1 1 y - ' ' 0 V u ' ' A 1 - 1 1 r ' 1 S 1 - arching Band I , -V' - P eta 3 , . --' -H .,.,g ' ffm V, ,VW 'qi' ' ,V ,fi Q 1- K' k R .v . f-.xM '- '- f 'Ha ' 15,V1l s f' sf ix 0 Of' ll Q 5 O YN 1-0 YN I . ,Xia yd s rj qv Sox 03 oh v , I to U 3 QQ f ,ix This page is sponsored by KROGERS 1 fts 0 G ee Club yrs! row S e femes P Berry B lm: 5 R Lorgm P Wood R Sdqnziers ood o bms x en as ,man 1 , 13 er efonri row S rner M H 1 us, ar B Cannon Po or lx Yale N Cnlhom D Mcljannold F Verrher Mr 'v1cC1rdy F rat r If Amr .4 5 gusts-'ter Mr MCC r Thxs page 1S sponsored by GREGORY S F' If ' , . -, J. 11' 4-, . ' Q , . , . '- , J. w ,L R b' ,B. N'ff ,G. G' 1, B. K' ,N.IfI1e 'Ip Y' m . S 'Q . . T1 . , . P.1l1g S. Enfgl md, . , T. ll , '. S, J. Pal, L. Garner, P. Walker, M. Probst, L. llughlett, S. Patton, ij. Slrmizer, AT- I ' . - , . , . . ,1 , 1 ' fl.-.1 '. E-'.,'-'-vv, C. PQ,-nrwi, EI. H1 111-'f,, EI. 5:1 ' d, G. Qioi. ml, F. I r r , ' ' v 'ii mi fs, ff! mm fV, 1, 515, .1 N il? w i, ? P L. .S. ootball Team 5 4 First rowg T. Hodges, D. Clark, N. Mitchell, Second row, I. Clark, C. Slxolton, H. Hodges, J. Shields, J. Johnson, R. Bliss L.. Urnfleet. Third row, C. Bliss, C. Penrod, D, Hunter, tl. ll!-dues, C. lluffuni, R. Early, D. Knepp, J. Mosely, J. Turnhaugh. Fourth row, B, Wagner, G. Buchanan, E. B. Cox. Fifth row, B. Fackrell, B. Goddard, S. Kxlby, R. Calhoun, B, llarl-Ler, D. Rue, G. llolland. The 195-lf football season got underway on August lT when thirty-seven reported for practice, The tearn, under the direction of Coach B. Cox in his second year at I... ll. S. , used the Split-T formation along with some fine spread plays. The Bulldogs played the season with four returning lettermen from last season, namely, David Hunter, George Wagner, .l1mmy'l'ledges, and Ray Bliss. Not by the number of games won and lost, but by fight and spirit shown, are grid teams judged by those who know the game. Too often the real purpose of the game is subverted, and victory satisfies inore fullythan square playing and hard fighting against odds. The teaxn won the Palmyra Key Club Sportsmanship Trophy. The V355 Bulldogs boasted no invincible inaehine, but they sturdily and worthily upheld the traditions ofthe Red and White. No groaind was yielded ,incontestedg no gauze was surrendered until the final whistle ended the struggle. Only better football ever forced the Bulldogs back. They were sonietiines outplayed, btit never outfought. Coach Cox b ull a team frozii the lzqht and soniewhat inexpe rlienced niaterial available, Eli- is gradually dClYi1IlCl!lfj the strength ofthe squad front year to year. lhe B illpups won two and lost one, and it may' be expected that Louisiana will soonpxit into the fielda teamto be reckoned with. Co-captains Don Knepp and Ray Ear.y, as well as David Hunter and B1llGoddarcl, are lost by gradiatiozi. lhcir places onthe tearn will be hard to fill. l'i'.is page is sponsored by the LACROSSE LUMBER CO. Bulldilg Line up ffl' 'L fy 1.41 FuutbdH SChEduk2 asf I ' my 9 . ! A -N ' W. 5-it K - L' A t Al -.... .' , A fi, ' 5 Tig4ga:4l-f 1 5 J if ' if 2 ' ' f5f ,F'A . 7A 'vrlfi fl1 1 Q . i X 5 I' xy -if If Q 0 , f rf V V A '- ,, 3 J 'L ,H , ,L , Y , .X . .- - A - Q' '.,' I 'lp f'-fi i.A1'LK'1' 61 . .S rophies The Bulldogs not only past f1ve ye TI'U1DllTi ease, O If flrst brought to ll years. The me L. ll. S The la-lst tae Cmlyton 431r.s Seton I, I trophy case rviglrxlq ul LP rr- lwrl fY'flfIlY1f'5 VI rna1nta1ned a tradmtlon that has exxsteci for the ars, that of placmg at least one oasketball fX'0pTly1IlOl1X' but Saleem-clcnl prolldljq 1!llJI'1Hg1!1g three, trophy afqulrccl llllfi year was the 5lj0I'ISITlElllSlTl1lD Trophy 5 from the Pal: nyra Key Club, who had held lt a good :many trophy represents good cltxzenshlp and sportsmansiixp on Ttrdl.. were 5m'0:l1!1Iln' trogrty Last' L15 Ei reswlt of 'I'u.xrn2-ntierll. W' rl ghnue Irfmglhx' and lm' :1r1f,'S'lh1rd, he learn 21:11 5111117118 01-14. fi, S. hope thai as they LOKJK :nto the in future years these trophies will still be there Along VN'1lll luis 1.1 gt' 1: blJU!l5UI'n'ff IJX' WHS OLSON PUNTTAC Inv fgcnri and 1112111-ogggrrw :sta-11405 represent the Z. 1 'L I 'af S i'- 'Y 'fr if mg 1. 35053, Q 1 4.- 7, :7 5 x 1 I M inf Lx. 4. 5 1-FY: ' . .-7, 1 . Q ' ..x, ,- M, -1, .. .- .,.. ,H . . ...,, M - in g,: iff? ff V1 46.4 ' I M In -1' Ju g Sz 7' :A 32 we .J Q JJT, 1 if A Wit z v i f JF ' 'Lfx Vlifiitf t 49 -f V ,fe X' Spotlights In Sports a.nw!.e ifenlralia Takes Boys Overcome Alost points. A . Billy 45095 any afield goal zer We gore the Still be mighfi Hannibal p.m. P . that zunior High Team Farber Lost 42 - 9 Game ref at a so team feat me High I tra ps cCl , were ents tion their. room, the first Starts ter, um, Note er. Jimmy houn after' Branstetter, each scored players got into Q0 umn for Kirksville contributing 11. The loss dropped Louisianla in- to the consolation bracket where 66 This page is sponsored by D and H PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE POP Xl 'ge X09 V yo . xx -.wulcxo wil Spotlights I JZ G. -ff , .,, , Vandalla Vwlllll Ol Local Su Club illlellsville lleeds Trophy, Here 3239 . 15 636564, 16390 61, wav 5 'O 99:6 Palmyra ' 1349, fo! HZ ee of them in G of A 0 xl ea mflht, :mdalia High 095961 'af mai 4 l- buy' 9 L diy 1- Bola- lt in- beat- PPO- aW at ds to Ge: and 'seam fa- 91 4 , 0 Q' c-, ' W 6,60 ,, 5 0' of 1,354+ chef, el rxS V' lo me 4 , 19 2 -' ,fp 1 xv S me . '6 T ov fo nlfav Jig 'WG 06 ' BV l 0 ff W5 GD SE E QQ per- l Billyl md oi Shan pomt man' five out of Tom Mack- was high for 'Roger W Mazee lg Loxs Bland, Shirley ere Oclxeltree and Sally bal claims, from under med a faSt their opponents could not Coach E. B. Cox s body into the game. up a comfortable V the halftime. ' Mos toads aiogi, Chun' as via 0 ' , toy se 3 1 Sma 4 dimes fdgy-.1 lshemw poinis club tourna4 . was high Q deal mm, an ef B some -pr ' ar er. W l. of ee vfsll and '12 me Welte- the J' 0 afxeld, the sharpf, break with 27 points. . attaek of the Louxslana foot d by Coach Cox who recelved ent Sqn Q , were N, presented to 3 . - ' while C harles Buffum 5 Loren Umfleet 2 .hm ley ' ,Q 1 greatly Knepp' Wa O11-ze l ln ' ' 2 Phillips 9 -ss and Biuy .9053 10 at QLQ6 c 'P A for , 43-42 . the 'S ovlfill we uxml the . the traxl gow i 1 Couri I did' 5 were with the wxth -the ball third period, drew his the by George raxsed 5X9 the '909 Third quarter score, - .A Eureka. The visitors' speed The Haqggpi- falertness and occasional use came through usgf Q15 the close press rogged the BuQ- V66 pomts m the played, ave f per contest. Monfgomery City's Don l Shelton good ball for 91353118 This page is sponsored by SHORTY'S CAFE Q Cr. U. NEUMANNJ. 67 L. H, . ff ff Squad First row, N. Mitchell, E. Turner, R. Calhoun, H. Stoddard, E. Branstetter, Second row: C. Penrod, C. Walters, J. Vanhooser, J. Henderson, M. Dillender J. Corum, J. Johnson, E. Niffen. The Louisiana Bullpups opened their l953-54 basketball season with only one returning player from last year's squad. He was Clyde Penrod, who was the team's leading scorer. The team was made up of the following boys: Juniors, Clyde Penrod, guard, Emmett Niffen, guard, andCharles Turner, forward. Sophomore boys were: Charles Walters, Junior Vanhooser, Gerry Henderson, and Harry Stoddard. - The Freshman boys who also competed in the Huck Finn Tournament were: Rockne Calhoun, Jerry Corum, Note Mitchell, Earl Turner, and Eddie Branstetter. 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The Bullettes had a good season this year with 3 wins and 3 losses. In the Malvern Clopton Tournament, the Bullettes we re beaten out of first place by the Farber girls. This was the first time in L. H. S. that the girl's team had ever participated in a tournament. The Bullettes were highly praised for winning the second place trophy. The girls racked up 265 points in their six games. Donna Shive scoredl7O ofthese points, Roberta White scored 48gShirley Turner, 365 Bonnie Magee, 55 and Martha Alexander scored 3. The following girls were the ones who saw most of the action for the Bullettes : forwards, Donna Shive, Roberta White, Shirley Turner, Suzanne Dungan, and Bonnie Magee, guards, Lois Bland, Sally Patton, Mary Ocheltree, and JoAnn Fox. Karen Conrad was the girls' manager this year. This page is spon sored by the SHIRLEY SHOP XV X!! -4 m W? S O B In N hum 5 blJO'1bOI'k d bx MERDOWD bHELL SERVICE A' 40 x 1 pP, 4--' 1 - -5 o OFIOTS DAVID HUNTER Preszdcnt Student Body Bausnh Lumb Scxence Award CAROLYN HAINES D A R Award OLLIE PARKER Outstandxng Sophomore FRED MLLO-'KN Hxgjhlxghls Lrixtor SUZANNE DL NGAIN Alamo Edxtor TIIIS pave IS sponsored bv the ROSE SHEET METAL CO JAMES OGLE Presxdent Semor Class CHARLOTTE EVERSM EYER iw Homecomln g WM, a-if ANNA WAGNER MARTHA QBOOTSD PROBST 1' JOANN FOX LOIS MOORE Queen CAROLYN HILES S GAIL GAST MARY LEE MENEFEE ELEANOR SPARKS Th1s page 15 sponsored by the GENERAL GAS AND ELECTRIC 12 A A! 1 1' W , A I -5 14 5 5 -,,-zihb l . , 4' ,, Q' J v 5. A I ,.?v 3 J Ji - I I bf 'A' ,gf , , . M 1,1 '5'., ' , , A B. 1 ag . A 'f A ? , -.te:. m x ,A Barnwarming First rowg D. McDannold, S. Muff, R. While, M. Probst, J. Billings. Second rowg A, Love, R. Early, D. llunter, C. Anderson, S. Kilby, R. Calhoun. Miss Roberta White was crowned Queen of the l953 Barnwarming by David Hunter, President of the F. F. A. Chapter. Charles Anderson was the Queen's escort. The attendants and escorts were: Senior, Sharon Muff escorted by Ray Earlyg Junior, Martha Probst escorted by Sammy Kilbyg Sophomore, Dixie McDannold escorted by Andrew Loveg Freshman JoAnn Billings escorted by Rockne Calhoun. Andy Cordes and His Cowboy Band furnished the music both for round and square dancing. The F.F.A, boys made a fifty gallon barrel of cider which was well rid of at the end of the evening. One end of the gym was reserved for tables and chairs, which were occupied by the cider drinkers in between dances. The Barnwarming program proceeded as it had in the preceding years with the Queen crowned on a throne of bales of straw. There were leaves and branches decorating the gym with an autumn atmosphere just right for the Barnwarming. This page is sponsored by FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, 2' Z Z- J.-I ' . ,Z JJ' V D g JL.,l , i -4 t ' 1 - 4 . ,wfw Q' 1 Z 1 '.? ' A E . 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