Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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IWW? Siiiflffa President--Selwyn Rogers Vice-President--Mildred Perrillioux Secretarye-Billie Gilmore Treasurer--Barbara Schreier Student Council Representative--Catherine Breaux Mu Sigma Society was founded in 1952 by Mu Sigma Rho, an honorary scholastic fraternity of Louisiana State Univer- sity. Its purpose is the inouleating of high ideals and the encouragement of accomplishment through thorough' and consis- tent scholarship. To be eligible for membership in this organization, a pupil must maintain an average of at least B Qwhich is equivalent to 9013 for five consecutive semesters. The Tau Chapter of Mu Sigma Societies was organized in the Morgan City High School in l955w There were six charter members. Ninety-four members have been admitted since that time. The Junior Class of 1942 boasts the greatest number of pupils who have attained membership in the local chapterl Eighteen of the twenty-four new members are Juniors. Mu Sigma membership at present includes: SENIORS Albert Awagain Junius Barrilleauxm Wanita Boudreaux Catherine Breaux Elizabeth Busby Geraldine Canty Billie Gilmore Margaret Klonaris Janice Loeb Lorena Loupe Amy Louise Lyall Yvonne Pattie Corinne Peacew Mildred Perrillioux Selwyn Rogers Barbara Schreier Floyd Thibodeaux elnitiated in 1942 Gussie Amadeo Griffon Aucoin Patricia Boudreaux Aubin Coleman Moisc Fangue Delta Mae Glynn Rosetta Guarisco Madge Kenny Juanita Kinsey JUNIGRS Cecil Lay Sherry Ledet John Miller Merle Mire Barbara Polaski Patricia Randall Connie Ratcliff Betty Theriot Bobby Theriot Ovile Theriot

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e WINE HW SQ H ILWIUK .NL all.. N1 Officers for the term 1941-42 President-- ---- ------------------ ------Selwyn P. Rogers, Jr. First Vice-President ------------- --------Elizabeth I. Busby. Second Vice-President ------ - ---------- ----Rosetta Guarisco. On April 15, 1940 the Student Council, acting on a sug- gestion made by Dunbar Delaune, a former student, organized a school bank with the idea of fostering in the pupils a de- ' sire to systematically save their money, and especially to encourage Freshmen to begin saving for their Senior year ex- ponses. Deposits as low as five cents may be made and all checks written at this bank are accepted at the School Cafe- teria, as well as the bank itself. In 1942, the Bank started selling War Bonds and Stamps and has sold approximately S1160 cf War Stamps and S1200 of War Bonds. Officers for the term 1940-41 Pfosidenf- ----- ' -------- ------- -'- ------- ---Patrick H. Kenny First Vice-President ---- ------ - ---- --- -------- -Barbara Snell Second ViC6-PT6SidGnt-- ---- ----- - ---- ---- ---- Beatrice Dragna The bank had near the end of school approximately nine- ty depositors and about 3525 in cash. It is essential that students learn how to save their money while in school, so that later they may know how to manage it properly. Economy is a phase of education.

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-aaa - ' Front Row- Seoond Row Third Row- Fourth Row MEMBERS OF MU SIGMA -Sherry Ledet, Guseie Amadeo, Yvonne Pattie, Beth ty Theriot, Bobby Theriot, Barbara Polaski, Catherine Breaux X ' Julius Bourg, Rosetta Guariseo, Patricia Boude reaux, Griffen Aueoin,John Miller, Corinne Peace, Lorena Loupe, Merle Mire Janice Loeb, Madge Kenny, Connie Rateliff, Bar- bara Sohreier, Aubin Coleman, Mildred Perrillioux, Moise Fangue -Wanita Boudreaux, Albert Awagain, Juanita Kinsey, Cecil Lay, Amy Louise Lyall, Selwyn Rogers, Mar- garet Klonaris, Ovile Theriot, Delta Mae Glynn, Miss Ray Kahn. Cleft to right?