Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)
- Class of 1931
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' ' VI: 1 QQ D E D IIS A T ICD N me senior class has relished the enthusiasm of IVIrs. Jack Hayes, her eagerness tor the success of Ouachita students, and so the members of the class of 1931 take pleasure in dedi- cating this annual to their friend. QQ . -2- -1 ' AMBQQEFSQQ. ASS144 Q.. 43 . ,f-nv-Quill? ff--fm W gg scf 1'f'f' 'rr ' 11' 11: -'H ' 'W' .. wr n--412 -gf-1 fn wifi 77 ' gf?-124-fi-3-Hu 'QHTE' XIRN S XV H XRHIN Qin il ivmn lfiii 111 MISS VIULA l.l 'NIJ PAGE FOUR A 996 Fable of Gontents I. Foreword - - . II Dedication III. In Memoriam IV. Class Poem V. Faculty VI. Roarer Staff I VII. Class Officers VIII. Seniors - IX. Underclassmen - X. Activities - XI. Athletics XII. Vanity Fair - - - XIII. The Week Before Commencement XIV. Humor ---- XV. Advertisements - vrql-Q-q:1 m - if W- Q Sz- fy fw gl qv,-1 ,,w, r , -. ' Y if 1 'CLASS OFFICERS FRED FUDIQKAR ----- Qresident NOELEE CURRIE - Cl7ice-Qresident GEORGE DOOLEY Secretary WILL WALLACE - - Cfireasurer '59 CLASS POEM gggjhy? ,Apologies to Edna St. Vincent Millay GHOW will you know, unless you go To the Quachita Parish School, Whether or not, you'll love this Spot, And the Strength of the Gilbert rule? Wow it may chance, your Spot to dance Is far from a magnolia tree. Yet always you'll yearn, and want to learn The fun of C. P. H. S. chemistry. me chalice of my southern love ls near a ligustrumed wall. l'm loathe to go near northern Snowg 7 7 QQ 7 7 77 I m loathe to leave Miss Carter S mornin y -all BQ PAGE sux ' X 321516 5 Xi QVNZPJ X G 2 'vrf xx Ib' '? b R, 7-sf :fn -'--, I-gg'ff, ,f-:Zig f 14' jg' 'Q' ffaflf' ':-'w-v1.4 , 1 ' ., .-.VH-I , . WT! 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'Q , 1 lu I -uahullihnlluuun in Iullll .ll ' 'JJ ti I nnizaimi' Ii, 'IM sez'-,ij , x 1, Q ':-hm N X l il Q lu! Dorothy Lewman Charlie Hyman John Strahan Ernest Brossett Oliver Heard Harold Fink Ross Bannister Frank Smith McVca Oliver Alvah Learned Noelee Currie Audrey Humble Margie Henry Lallage Feazel Maude Carver Jarmon C oazfer Qstajff Byron Breard Margaret Grower Gladys Warner Fred Fudickar Jim Culipher Jewel Hicks Will Wallace Clarice Roan Fred Amman Jessie Bowen Happy Tidwell Percy Sandel Mary J. Ziegler Mildred Brownlee Frances Sevier Ruth Melzian PAGE TEN Harold Hunt Billie Dykes Irma Ruth Hamner Dorothy Guerriero Elma Rustin John Eby Helen McCormick George Dooley Myrtis Kelley Sara Hammons Olive Boynton Mildred Masling Margaret Grower Muriel Touchstone Geneva Taylor , faculty adviser Eva, Corbin Dale Cobb Felix Camors Boyd Grant Foster Wallace Alice Isaacson Elsye Aulds Evelyn Hill Mary Bergevin Ruby Benoit Robert Camors IVIyI'0I'l Kl1DaCFlCk Miriam McGimsey , V , fy ' Janis Yeager f , 4, ' Ly ,yfff ', ff QQ, b qv 2. 'x ' 1 ', f N la! L Lfml Tiff +V my wif SEQ V EM 'x 'X I5 ,+ 'ig ' -- 9-. q a 'R- ,,.MX I CQ Arif I., ,,,i Y- -X gg I V4 N- IAL4, I iff 5241-lfzw f , L11 ,fd A 1' : ' X55 It gf, l c - AXX x tivg W' 7 161, XXQQXOY , 4 -' fgxgv 3,5 , ,W , fx K i Dlx 1 xxx jxig X V, If fidfffzff' s, xx' ,4 Xxx X' L X: ,X X' 'M 4 5g1,Q,.!f 'ff' lfnffw TX 4 Q K X xH X xgx 1 If b, CL 'ff5f 5Qf7MNvf'3' . 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Commercial Club '30, '31 Q' t t FRED AMMAN Fred has a bump of independence mixed with a bump of shyness, blended with an engaging' smile. Q i' 1 ELLEN ANDERSON Ellen is as efficient in home ec. classes as Chaucer's cook: I He koude roste, and sethe, and broile, and frye, Maken mortreux, and wel bake a pye. Commercial Club '30, '31 r -,lr Z L ' l flip PAGE TWELVE f f J if ff, . f X gy ' WW 7 I up , I 4 Exlgi if i .i.i 1 la.,f1a..al.ei..-,.i.anms+...-s.s:l.4 -e A' - N V - - if--.--vqgvguqx-:wr . gf -7--7-W LA in ' , , ,'1'N.. A ,.,. f f IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREDQQIIQEEIQIIIIIllllllllllllllllll ' li' Z X N 'Ng X -if gf , W ' f 1 gr . 3,3 L 'fe '1 ':I'i' GARNETT ANDERSON Studious, yet always ready to tell a funny story, to clown through a dull hour! 'k ff -nf ELSYE AULDS Elsye, intellectual, capable, never skips the honor roll. Art Committee of Annual t f if NALDA AVERETT Runt did much while at quarterback to keep the red and white colors flying in the lead. Commercial Club, President '31 Football '29, '30 Baseball '28, '29, '30, '31 Basketball '30, '31 Track '29 Hi-Y Social Committee of Senior Class t i' t VIRGINIA BALDWIN Virginia is as punctual as an alarm clock, despite the fact that girls are said to be always late. Home Economics Club fi if 1 ROSS BANISTER Ross, who is rather little, has a big brain as his history grades will prove. Annual Staff 1 1 4 J PAGE THIRTEEN 71 4 X Y' . :Flu ' WL- 11,22 ' C T551 5 f f f 'f f f if 'S 2 , f - f Yhrgvy 4 ,mx fn' 'lfHf,,, wly V- lx f UU ll it .1 'IM' limit ,fl L+ Q 'frail' 4' av A I - . , ,-sl ifi -i f' m.....A.:gZ.....-::.w.iaam--.r a.. jauhus:-IAA gt Y5F , .LW w'?f-vw I . an N -i ' ,I E , In lllill -Inu in III!!! .il .- . . f , l ii ,mn u I ,wagli li it 23 'T I! - 1- 1 4 ' f' 'J 'fafjfgfijr-5'f' 1'1'9 , iv ' ' 1XX 55 X1 . A ' Xbmi kxrx. .Q E W F B X gel X X 'f' f- umarrf X f nun: nnnwuunq . , ,ef-alitx, li li Ii lwvfixls 4 3 5 I 5 My 1 illl ' Wy K 5 '3 ?lf'i ilhl 1 5 R151 ' iii 'ill R J l xl ' 11,3 .1 .. , 1 ... 1 GLADYS BARRETT Gladys can punch typewriter keys with a rhythm as perfect as a jazz band. Commercial Club Rally, Shorthand '30 it i' 'I RUBY BENOIT Ruby, who can out-talk a candidate, proves entertaining to listeners. Commercial Club Hooks and Crooks Club, President Art Committee for Annual i ik W MARY BERGEVIN A talented member of the art committee of the annual, Mary has never been known to lose her good humor. Glee Club '27, '30, '31 Art Committee for Annual t i i HARRY BLACKSTOCK Harry gets things straight from the shoulderg he says what he means. Baseball, Rayville '29 Rayville '29 JESSIE BOWEN Jessie's sense of humor and clever quips i have brightened many a classroom. Snapshot Committee for Annual E PAGE FOURTEEN W i i' l 29 ,f A- f ' v N iii J tllgxl l 1 4 We 3-: ff E - J 'I-ll'l-lv ---1 1------1 ,if I! ff' X IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRGDA.,,llrillidlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ff OLIVE BOYNTON Olive is so pretty that no one wonders why gentlemen prefer blondes. Commercial Club, Treasurer '29, '30 t Q i BYRON BREARD Byron is forever impersonating his nickname, Googly. Perhaps, because he often makes fun of things, he relishes the good side of life. Hi-Y '30, '31 Annual Staff Reporter for Ouachita Lion i' i W GEORGE BREARD George has a sweet tooth and his friends have tasted some delicious pralines. Rally, Civic Biology '28 t ik 'I' ERNEST BROSSETT Ernest and his buddy , John Ferrand. never miss a good party nor a treasure hunt. Advertising Committee of Annual Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 i 'k 'k ANITA BROWN Anita is conscientious enough to satisfy the demands of the most querulous of teachers. X O i F Cl b '31 rench u . C Y, w Rs . N :IX X X Nw n N .,-' .-r' X , V ,A V, , Q x L' ,lk bhp! ' l 'K I 1' I , g i , f Ni ,ei , . , . L , L.,k: PAGE FIFIEEN wh' 9 X. S qw ,W fl..- xx V A ' E 49 , wc, cc- .5 'V v. . Y' R1 Nw-I ml ll l f's:E3k,Q 1 '- EW 'Q-12 to X f X x f a XX X . W . . , ' X wg 1 rfxlfk .Sm . HK ky X XJR -'-: ilN'l'iiQN.'7 f il li kffw lx L 14, ii A 1 v ulilyjllgi ll 'ji ' , 5 UI 'in .AJ -3' .1 - I i i F 1 .. .Tix lllllllllllllllllllllllii IQFHEIQIIlllllllllllllllllllll ROLAND BROWN L'The Ouachita Flyer stepped off many lengthy runs to bring C, C. a coveted place at halfback on the all-state team. Hi-Y, President '31 Football '27, '28, '29, '30 Baseball '28, '29, '30, '31 Basketball '28, '29, '30, '31 Track '30, '31 ik i' if ETHEL BROWNLEE A newcomer with an agreeable voice, Ethel pleases. i it t MILDRED BROWNLEE Mildred, with her wavy golden hair, is as quiet as she is neat. Reporter for Ouachita Lion Snapshot Committee for Annual t i i SHELBY CALHOUN Shelby, best end in Louisiana, did much to keep the Lions in the lead. Hi-Y Football Baseball Basketball Q i h FELIX CAMORS Felix, a newcomer from Ruston, quickly entrenched himself in the school routine and in the hearts of his comrades. a , Glee Club l Athletic Committee of Annual I Rally, Boys' Quartet, Mixed Quartet 4 'fc 7 WW ' -.Z Z! - .1- I I il np' .,s U PAGE SIXTEEN ,f 5 l I' N ' f,f'w xx JC, fl. I ,jfQ1,f.,.Cf rf. .1 'I . . l V, wg .:, A uf' 4 , A , -. V, , V y , .4- . I ,l , t 3 r J -ri. V - ' ' 5 ugtvgqpx,-:t5..... . I... 1-v----ur--.-v-ny A i ,gn-.r.v1- -wg 1 rv qv- -r W IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl2!9!!l2llrILPQlIlllIIllIlIIIlIlll C VERNON CARTER . Vernon, sleek, debonair, knows more of lessons than many more officious lads. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 - xl xwg ' 9 an , f xi A J ' - X H. - ZZ Z ' ff 4 in ullq'p-. n snug' -u--:sul ff K 1 w. . ' . :: . llll f f JI 3 J 4. p N t l ! Jfligrl . E x. 9 HJ E ' ' X 'f 'l s '15 J' Q ' t 'k 'A' CHARLES CASON The newspapers have given Charles one headline which he probably didn't relish, when they complimented him on his skill to escape from a winter marsh. t 'k 'A' JACK CLAMPIT It is claimed that as a soda shot Jack has no equal in the Twin Cities. i t i GURVIS COATES Gurvis looks the dark, handsome person from an old romance. W i if DALE COBB Cyrus proves that one doesn't have to be a sailor to have a girl in every town. Football '30, '31 Annual Athletic Committee, Chairman PAGE SEVENTEEN T X as X X wg I lx 1' xN 3 , -f' u, V X xl lil , gl . 15 f ,, Jig, ', - a vm 11 7 A E' , 'l 7 ta f ' 'r 1, , , C. . 1' A K' K 1 5 x 4? 1 vi . Y YXNX 5 x 'QQY 7' if IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHEDMEQEERIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I U lb' fp 03' l X yr Nil- 'lil 5 Bib, 'ill .I s X3 Ng? ' ,ul EVA CCRBIN Eva puts the lie to the phrase, 'tthe fickle sex, for Eva is always true to a promise. Commercial Club '30, '31 if 'k i BEATRICE COWAN Bachie can learn details with the zest of ai connoisseur. How she can spell! Glee Club '28, '29, '30 Rally, Girls' Quartet '30 French Club '31 t A' t JOHNIE COX Snookie , usually found at Holloway's Drug Store hob-nobbing with City schoolers , is noted for her good disposition. City School '28, '29, '30 'I t 'A' JIM CULLIPHER Jim, who someday may wear a Windsor tie and artist's frock, can sketch with the delicate strokes of an etcher. Glee Club Activities Committee of Annual t 'A' 'A' J. W. CUNNINGHAM J. W. was quite a frequent disciple in Miss Grace Carters eighth period Algebra class. Rally '31 , Z, ,, f 'wflf Z Noi 'x if K J E , Q PAGE EIGHTEEN tx 'wg if l 4 X Q' fr ff X l ti xx' !Q . ,a 1 ,- if JEFF' ffffitx llllllllllllllllllllllw ' if 'llilfilillllllllllllllllllllllll I-5.5.--'BIJIQ-I-511 -::IllJlIl I flgflt-'Lfi ': it WIA' 'y I Q9 I I? K. I ?'iil'ik'4:2 X N-A. X X X SXX ss be 'fx Ji , 5 Vliix ., X Qi! NOELEE CURRIE Noe-lee has many loves: books and boys, dancing and skating. Vice-president of Senior Class Reporter for Ouachita Lion Literary Committee of Annual if 1 if SA RA DA BNEY Sara has the sprightliness of a girl with black eyes and French or Irish ancestors. Commercial Club '30, '31 if Q i AVIS DEAN Avis has affection for pretty things: daffodils, Louisiana clouds, and a silvery moon, queenly, aristocratic. Commercial Club it t i' LOIS DOWNES Lois, swimmer and athlete, can talk with a tongue as agile as a javelin thrower's muscles. 1 +1 if CAMILLE DURDEN Slender as Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Camille looks the pretty -:?- 55 . i 4 N -- .X heroine of a Shakespearean comedy. . Xxx x lofi w ii' r 2 s xx l 3- V ali li 'f 1' x X Y' ' I e I J,' - ,., i I I 86144 V V- E - 'Q-.1 fi-1. --ui - Evg- Fm . A 'S X X xx Q5 -xc -X .SKA mx X Xt V s wg , Ak , X X gnifg llIl.'p!. l' :Inq limi!!!- as I ll '-in 'I .ggqifgfkyf 4 A 'U . ll 5 4 I'fy:E'i ffi,ffv-i51llg b --Jhl.--IJIQ--I il llilil .li --Q I, I '. lilgiilpl ' Q ,K -,,' Q lVlLLIE MAE DYKES A mocking tongue, eyes with a sparkle, Billie is a lass whom any lad would watch. Home Economics Club, President Rally '30 it t t JOHN EBY John, a valued member of the track team, keeps the teachers hot on his trail for jumping home work. Track '30, '31 Hi-Y Headline Committee of Ouachita Lion ir i t GEORGE ALLEN EVANS George has relished often enough the delights of leisure, the richness of days of tranquility drifting on as clouds do. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 i' i' t RUSSELL FAUST Red is noted for his cherry disposition and his ability to win gold medals at the rally. Rally '28, '30, '31 Proof-editor of Ouachita Lion Editor-in-Chief of Ouachita Roarer if W t LALLAGE FEAZEL Lallage, while on the social committee of the senior class, did much of the plan- ning for senior dances and treasure- hunts, barbecues and skating parties. Society Editor of Ouachita Lion Activities Committee, Chairman Entertainment Committee of Senior Class Rall, '29, '31 , ,MX K 'f fl! X 1,1 -H my 4 I. N ,M 'pf V-. lm N, ' . Y V f u w 2' PAGE 'rwEN'rY -:lx -- X lffr lf4l'i?f ' . 4 7 . l, , V. . . i , .. - - l - -rr e f y K 4 X il' Q W , si to K x v Q 1. fi s' ' Q ca, ll' Qi- gl 1 1 1 1 A!,,,,.,-,-!?:,-r-.--.Nr . AV- ...,,... ,my -..,..,.,l -V 1.-.- A- .,1..,.,:.-?.:1,,,:.,,. s ev.. 1- 1.7, .., -.,,. -s,-,S ..,!. . Hamann - . 1X cf Xozf f g-'fl-' , nl H R I5 A 'WI . 1 , ,-,V K f f' It w lfq.'. . -N . 51 In 5 1 1 ' y 1.55 llalulhlhullnnln in nlllll .HI lfnfg-f ',.4,v'af 'tif ls lil i'n 'NR' Mil? ' HH Q g4'.l '4 B, K' :if . .1 - RUSSELL FERGUSON Russell shows a brave determination to learn the heart of things. 'k 'N i JOHN FERRAND John can play the role of Macbeth or the drunken porter with the zest of a play-boy. Glee Club 'R t 'Q HAROLD FINK Fink's happy-go-lucky nature makes his success at business assured. Cicero Club, President '31 Treasurer of Glee Club ik i Y JOHNE FREEMAN Johne has urbanity, charm, and vivacity. Commercial Club '30, '31 Hooks and Crooks Club i t i FRED FUDICKAR Fred, unlucky in breaking bones, is rather fortunate making his smiles count. Activity Committee of Annual Hi-Y, Vice-President '30, '31 Rally '29 Reporter for Ouachita.Lion Advertising Staff, Ouachita Roarer President of Senior Class '31 .4 , '.:'l.,- A- PAGE TWENTY-ONE xr' - . ii.. -,. fl' si ii , il., -,m f H-le . -'e f,. ,, . at Q, e ' -X W l I v df .- Mig XL-4? 'ES xx l 9' : ZIV Ng 'Z si FL r , ,,. ss -H--.FI-.Q F1 lll1 lllqnn-1 9 pf X le I I' 1 --Ji-iii--JI-:sushi -IIIIIJIII l will .J Q ' -N li INEZ GARDNER Inez can mingle charm and independence --rare, that, in a girl. Commercial Club Rally '30, '31 it i 'k ARCHIE GILLILAND Archie is a champion in keeping his own counsel, never letting one of his thoughts stray to a telltale neighbor's ears. t ik ik McMATH GIVENS Mac's brilliant game at center was equalled by no one in North Louisiana. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 Football '27, '28, '29, '30 Ti-ack '29, '30, '31 Hi-Y '29, '30, '31 Rally '29, '30 i t 'k CYNTHIA GODFREY Cynthia is a frank friend, good-natured, warm-hearted. i 1 i HANNAI-I GODFREY Hannah has the ability to leap to any one's expectations. ,WW 1 if 1-5 fX f, PAGE TWENTY-TWO -,.'4' X -:i,giz, : C050 if 4 Z f ' I j ' it f, xx 14 1 4 sf. 1, N XC X XX Qxg x Y Ji N -V R' of T ETHEL GOODE Ethel, plump, round, blue-eyed, is as agreeable in disposition as mother's apple pie is to the taste. i- i- ik BOYD GRANT Runt's constant chattering' has gained quite a reputation for him with the faculty. Sports Editor of Ouachita Lion Glee Club '31 Sports Committee 01 Ouachita Roarer i' 'N 'k MARGARET GROWER Mouche has been proclaimed West Monroe's own crooning troubadouru by leading newspapers. Glee Club '28, '30, '31 Commercial Club Rally '28, '30 Activities Committee of Annual Tri-State Rally '30 Advertising Committee of Annual Typing Committee, Annual and Ouachita Lion t t if RUBY EARL GRUNDEN Ruby Earl has a shy heart and a skin as lovely as the first pink japonicas in January Home Economics Club i 'k 'k DOROTHY GUERRIERO A thing of beauty is a joy forever. John Keats said, and the poet never had the pleasure of smiling in response to Dot's loveliness. PAGE TWENTYATHREE 425 1 f' if 1, JK' by 1, li: ing r 6 il , ,U f l! G I -uuuupugvni u--l 11:11:11: ,i- ,QM ii --'R 4 ' Inllnlli-ull!-muah: ulunllhlln 4 4,591 V-KT, . ' A ll I N ' 5 l ll N . JL, gtww. M , Fav-'fi X113 X .f -' - rm' Y! 'X' 'li' ' ' il' V ,X sk sa XX - V' X ., Fixx lx? N .f 1 126. I ,Qi '.IN'F.'lrllf ,'Qn'i.. wil, I 'Y 1 ie'Iicl,x5g'I.9 5 M - -N , 1-gs-rv wr- L V- -.. .. .. . v. W... y-,v .-5.11511 'qv ,,:-:11- .fi -152:-Tv in I . 7 I . iv 11 'i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREHHEIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L. D. HADDICK Her smile disappears in a flash when she enters the door of the history class. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 Q Q Q SARA HAMMONS Sara's brown eyes sadden when she opens an algebra. Her eyes can turn beautiful when she laughs at Bachie Cowan. Girls' Athletic Committee, Annual '31 Q Q Q IRMA RUTH HAMMER Irma Ruth has a mind as attractive as :1 summer cloud, clear, swift-moving, clean. Ouachita Lion, Assistant Editor Humor Committee for Annual ik t i KATIE HARPER Katie has captured sunshine into her cheeks, her hair, her lips, and her disposition. Q Q Q OLIVER HEARD Oliver is 0uachita's Hamlet- intelligent and melancholy. Advertising Solicitor for Ouachita Lion Advertising Sollcltor for Annual Commercial Club Gay or sad, L. D. isalways interesting. .1 i 1 I I ! 4 I i - ffwfff fi a AQ rl 4 l W - I i i ' i 1, 'f 'i 4 4 ' l 'L ,fi . 4 i ' 4' K 1 I X. 4 .. fl! . ,1 If ffl 1 X i ffy ' ' .0 1. fy, N. PAGE TWENTV-FOUR .,'..gj,5 .4 h w 4- x I .. ' V I , t -I I Z -A 1 ' AA ' . A V NA I .M Y. V X M. l , I , P U U, ' . - -I . 4 ' -, I e .v.-1.1 -wg-1-1-4-y-44 1-,.-1: 3.- --an --qyw --- I . W- ---- 4 -A Y --we-,W -ve r-we-r --,- -f,-5, 153 ir: g ,ga lv'.i ' . 1 A , ' -a- .v A I rm' X igyfaf f 'ff 4 ' 1. ff I un- Ihllluul 'ff' N4 X 4 1, 2 :qui I 1 l I. X fy ,Q Y , IIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIREM.,,IEEE!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 MARGIE HENRY Sis, diminutive and Titanehaired, worked with untiring zeal to help put out an annual. Literary Committee of Annual Q if i' BILLY I-IERRING Billy out-Her-oded Herod by absent treatments from the classroom. i 'I 'A' WILLIE HERRING Willie protests to every new teacher that she is no relative of Billy Herring, but that she has an individuality all her OWTI. Home Economics Club 'I i' t JEWEL HICKS Red yelled so hard when cheering for the Lions that their opponents could not hear the signals. Rally, Volley Ball '28, '29, '30 Glee Club '28, '29 Commercial Club Snapshot Committee, Chairman Cheer Leader t W -A' L. B. HILBURN L. B. has speed and accuracy in book- keeping: he moves like a true god of the machine. Commercial Club '31 f N Rally '31 xl N x I, KX K ff 6 N -- ZAa:,,,Y-, PAGE TWENTV-Fnvs 4M Z ae 411, QW! QifQiL 0 I N '1 ' X ' 1 M 4 I KLAMIY-Kuhn - Y .i '-L..g...mmIB:..e .Y ..g.f-gm ' ,2..N.az.. frffffy J..-y.j , L5'wwWV ' CTW? I x ,V tif I ll ll! I dit' 'QQ 'f 2+ 'fulfi l is rv- - YE , :F-Q F, vp---Q' - :ar an-. !'!'?, -I 5 a - A - - . - -, - . 1. xg .-xp wt ' li- ' ll' is X' ' S54 Q fig ' :,nga'Q1 N X l Q I .Q I 1 ..l 4 H Q li gf yu IIJHQIIIHJILIAI H-IBIIJD-l ' 1 ' N lg ,fn ri, Q 5 1: J 111. ' -f x., 1 ALYCE HILL Alyce may be a reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. Home Economics Club 1 if me ERNEST HINTON l i Ernest drives a truck with such skill l that Mr. Gilbert is satisfied. l l t i 'k MA RY LEE HOWELL Mary Lee would put to shame the silent woman, famous through Ben Jonson's art. Rally '31 if -z if AUDREY HUMBLE Audrey rivals masculine brains in Miss Grace Carter's algebra class. Literary Committee of Annual Reporter for Ouachita Lion Rally '29, '30 5 I ff: , HAROLD HUNT E Tony often can be seen practising his signature. Perhaps he expects to use it some day for a President's veto. if Football '29, '30 -5 M Humor Committee of Annual Sports Editor of Ouachita Lion French Club '29, '30 l Latin Club '28, '29 I7 ZV, X, , . X 'J if 1, , 'rl ff, , Qi., , U . if if PAGE TWENTY SIX ' , yx .4415 ' g al H -4- - ' N , ,, I' -, . . 1 V 1 , D , -r -- 1' , . lim i' :- r- 1'---r - -w r ' A- ' fr- , 1'vz-Y z- 1 '-1: w. -Tw' ' 'N' 1 -' E -Yfrx -r'.:n v' F1 . - , . - ' v PF V -vw !,f,, i f fig' w,0 t, , 1 f 4 I ff : . 'T' null pl I I -DIQIIIH t.T.,.,,-J, j 1, 1' , 'i 1 I 1 319 'nfl ' --3-E.--DJIA-I l::lll3ll! Flifffeflfl, I . l',i,.L5, 1 iw. -1 limi 1 i..- LUCILLE HYDE Lucille seems to symbolize the eternal feminine, gracious, quiet, winning. Commercial Club '31 Cicero Club '31 t t i CHARLES HYMAN Classmates expect Charlie to become as great as Disraeli. He has the latter's diplomacy, brilliance, and tactful daring. Business Manager of Ouachita Lion Assistant Business Manager Annual Hi-Y '31 t i t ALICE ISAACSON Interested in nrt, Alice can draw her teachers with such skill that the most casual observer can recognize the cartoon. Commercial Club '31 Art Committee for Annual t t i FRANCES JOHNSON Frances has a smile as refreshing as sunshine after lightning. 1 1 t MAUDE CARVER JARMON Maude captures honors as easily as a football star kicks a ball. Glee Club '29 Pianist '31 Editor-in-Chief of Ouachita Lion Rally '28, '29, '30 Annual Staff 1 x we Q tix to X Q tm, s Q f 4,55 li' M X, XS 4 'A li ing! N X C K' V ig - E PAGE 'rwEN'rv-severe .S if W -L ,ji 4 K' .Ai i s i 'E y 'TE E 5 I x L 4 l 4 E l ii 4 .15 fi is .-fi is - L4 , .Lk ll lu. . ,F , 7 xii K ---- -.,1.. . ..-..- Y, , -4- 1141- -, Tx- in - H .V . 1, ll lv' Y ffl EFAQ QES X . X l ' X, Ag':kL ,-- xi i' ll!l.'lIQu'l' llui -n:1---- f' fx' wc, XX l l IIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIRQAMIHEIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A ii ll' 1,2-5' 5 H ' -xi ul, 'rm x X iles s lx in Xflllsxlw m EE,,mlp'l sQ ltd' ll' i ls -' JH62' ,J EVELYN JOHNSON Evelyn can sharpen her mathematical thinking so that she becomes a rival for boys with a turn for the exact science. Rally, Volley Ball '30, '31 Q 'k 'k SIBYL JOHNSON Sibyl's grace on the volleyball court has delighted spectators. t 'k i' MYRTIS KELLY Myrtis, state volleyball champion, is ll champion student, too, as honor grades prove. Girls' Athletic Committee of Annual Q if it GA RTHA LEE KINCAID Although Gartha Lee is quiet, she is not beautiful and dumb, for she knows her Shakespeare. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 t 'I 1 HAZEL MAE KING Hazel Mae walks through the corridors with the manners of a mysterious char- acter in a French play. Glee Club '31 Commercial Club '31 PAGE TWENTY EIGHT X NS' I N s X f l ch' 7 Y yy, Z, l 'fv7 f l if y ., p .M l 'fy ,.. Q! Vf lla, , ' fe N . ,,,4.,.,,,, .,,. - -V -f. '.' J, -, Z, 2 i fililg . , -un-.'pl.vln :sun nnnnuuu- -Wswvfhfl, ,x If , I ' , .-fi an I ll ' 'Q ' 3' J 1 1 it wifi' ,1f !'f.ewg: --J-l.--'-IJIS-IQ in --IIII .ll l 'li' MMI , H51 if E51 234 u ' K-, 5 'lifiifi . il 2 RACHEL KING Rachel, who lives up to her name, not only towers above others in height, but also in basketball games. Rally, Volley Ball 1 1 1 DAURICE KIRK Daurice shows promise as a journalist, as her work in senior English displays. 1 1 1 BI.-XRGUERITE KIRKPATRICK Shy, precise, always trying to please someone, Marguerite usually succeeds. 1 1 1 ALYAH LEARNED Airdale, who looks like the silent Englishman, drops his dignity, loses his fine vocabulary, and flashes into frivol- ity when Fluffy Oliver leads him off the narrow track. Make-up Editor of Ouachita Lion Rally '30, '31 Hi-Y, President '29 Commercial Club Literary Committee of Annual 1 1 1 DOROTHY LEWMAN I Another petite mademoiselleu who al- ways has plenty of crushes. Commercial Club '30 7X X . ...S I X N Assistant Editor of Annual btw QS N i x :ill :j V M' li NY V Xl Xi !! fr N X? V- V PAGE TWENTY-NINE Fggupf,-rm,.,,,wf,?1,1n-vf: Il'-nv iv i V1 rf! ,AA -ge .. -- 1.9, ,Www-,:-,,V .ff ,ri W . rgsxr- 'sq-.gn1,,,g1gw1r?--.1 it H dxf ,N 1 l f q am t 1 1, ' ',.' ITEX'-I' llll. pl. l :Ill lllnlull ' .I i I D 11 I 1 ,' .. lnhhtllihnllnnnnshn -I:-llnlll S lllllllllllllllllllllllk ' 'WEEIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII F N ' 1 AAT N x v',-' 'K N hx Nil :Ar ,- l 4 iliitl I .ll Liga? 5 Q Q Q ' ,JN CHARLES LITTLE Charles has started a career by letting his Ford collide with a policeman. Football '30 t 'k 1 JULIA LOVETT Julia, with her English name that might have pleased Richard Lovelace or Robert Herrick, is demure as a rustic English ' beauty. t t 'I NATALIE LYNN Natalie can capture friends with the sureness with which the students of the Ouachita Parish School win rally cups. Commercial Club if t i' HELEN MCCORMICK with boys and girls alike. Glee Club '27, '28 Athletic Committee of Annual '31 t ik i' IVY MCDONALD Iggit cuts quite a figure in football togs and plus-fours. ' Fooball '28, '29, '30 Baseball '29, '30, '31 Commercial Club '30, '31 PAGE -mum-v Helen's versatility makes her popular 1' I. Iv!! ,Z .9 I , f ff .hw 2 'Q' 5 1- I f 417 ' - I K ll ,.. IX '- fi' i I A, Q, Z. , , x , :H N P, H: ,, 2 A V, g vlhb r - ,H-. f J ,A . - ,, ul i s vv 5, fn E xr , . I- -,LN 3,14 3 - f 'ff' 'w. 'f'-'fs7fI'fv'+ v'vvrf1'w1'imjrfw'F'w4 F. , S W Q 2 77 ' - ffl ff -CUQ.,'H.' ly lung -u-nu-up X 3,1 ful '-i l '1 I 4 i f .- A K . ll 1 'gf.,.r yflilh H Inalullluullnlllshl llllllaill 1,ffEiL'7V,4 1 ' fl 1.1 llw f ' 1' 'X u .1551 1 'l' 15,3351 ka .9 isrfwiilgiil , .ssfrlf -fi BURTON MAHONEY Burton's wisecracks keep his many friends in an uproar. Commercial Club '30 t t 1 MILDRED MASLING Mildred clicks the keys of a typewriter with a speed that wins medals. Commercial Club '30, '31 Home Economics Club '31 Annual Staff r af Q RAYMOND MASLING Chesty's nickname typifies his actions on the football field and basketball court. Football '28, '29, '30 Baseball '30, '31 Hi-Y '31 is w 1 LUCILLE MAYES Lucille has good manners, good taste, and a wholesome laugh. Tallulah High School of uf Q HAROLD MILES Sheik may be the second Sphinx, but he seems to have a style all his own with the fair sex. Commercial Club '30, '31 QS? s ,gp - Q ., ' ,i .J l :' R liwf N . ll ix- 1' A P.. i ts I si' X . - align. PAGE 'rHlR'rv-oNE mg if-1.2 M: -- '- ef iw -' -- -...wr .xx l E,QEi1f:1 Y-5-ali X 1 I ,JF X I V, 9 X 'WJ X X ' 4. , XX lvl R Qxxi I lWf Nll9 :lr E jffw . IM l1.I,h' lwU ls--' K' 'he -' ,ai Q - hm J . . N . ' if YN Y i f' 'Y f A-v.. N : :,,' X llll.,ll. I ll Iliwllli I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR M-RHEBLQIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIH BEATRICE MILSTEAD Beatrice can play the role of a demure maiden. Home Economics Club i 'k 'k KITTY MORRISON Kitty can use her feet to twinkle into amazing dance patterns. French Club t i- i O B, MORTON O. B.'s French often suffers by his constant night-hawkingrf' i 'k 'I DOROTHY MULLINS Dot washed her hair and got a chemical reaction. Now she can take Clara Bow's unfilled place. French Club Q t 'I JOEL NICHOLS Jo-Jo is the class cut-up. Her non- sense never interferes with lessons, for ' Jo-Jo is proud of her brains. Glee Club '31 f fl! , ' X, '7 ' f, , . 4' N ,rj -- T 7 will 'Iva R. J 7 - 'lf' ' y, PAGE THIRTY-'rwo H 'M 'Q . 7 A -b I i 5 Q Q A il F, . w -'W V ., - i.. fi ,A .. IJ . l 'Z Kfj 6f'4 ' ..v .,-. ,W 1- , . 7 at Z . 4 314 1 5 , nu!lQ'll.', ' :I I nn:nu I Jr PM 1FHIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllllllllllll..,.f.....,.,1.i.l.f:.....:. C i ss m y N F Xl DAVIE N-OWLES Davie reminds one of a twinkling: stream, a-rushing, a-gurgling, a-dancing through life. City School '28, '29, '30 'I i' i' JACK OBER Indolent as a cat, Jack is quite popular with the girls. i 'k t ALTON ODOM Alton has Carlyle's greatest virtue, sincerity. Glee Club '29, '30, '31 i' i 'I MCVEA OLIVER Known to his friends as Fluffy, McYea can flash from laughter to earnestness, from gaiety to the quiet moods of his buddy, Alvah Learned. Hi-Y Ouachita Lion Staff Literary Committee of Ouachita Roarer, Chairman '31 Social Committee of Class '31 French Club Rally '31 i' i' 'I VIVIAN PACE Vivian has a skin as pretty as a French doll's. Commercial Club '28, '29, '30, '31 'i lr ' I J 'Q 'ANN 1. 1 .Gu IJ .u y. ,Mlm x. 9 55, 'lim' Y' A Us Q --'Yr PAGE THIRTY-THREE M X sx X W A K Syl, f - f 5.5-it ,lame . . . mga '- l .'i'1 -if g f' Aus. -. sf' ' ' XX A X - 6' 'Cy X X X- Xxg Ill! l l :nhl :lu nun! S .V 'V 1 1 i?1i:ffELQ'YMSSR31 'I I 'H . 51 ll 5 4 Illlniliuull-Il: in -III-I .Il ii.,,',, lx, :iianili .1 J r W iliiiig L 'J K 1 .--M ' ez VLEO PHILLIPS and a skin as delicate as a Dresden china beauty make Cleo attractive. Home Economics Club i' t t MARVIN PIPES Marvin Pipes has vowed never to write zi sonnet since he c'an't understand Shake- spezire's definition of love. 't if i' LAWSON QUINN Lawson has reserve, dignity, and stud- ious ways. Commercial Club t it it MELVIN RISER Melvin's chief objection to school is spellingg his chief joy mathematics. if 1- +1 CAMILLE RODGERS Camille can do things so easily that she waits until the last tap of the second bell to begin to think what she may do. A questioning glance, a reserved manner, Fonimercial Club '29, '30, '31 0 4 1 Z4 'ii ffl' 4 'ff . if i X Qffif Q43 PAGE THIRTY-FOUR V i. bi A I l . - . . 4 . p I I , , , - , ' It K - , may vga 'mr V1 , .EN X -lv ' 1 - -:rg-, C r-Q,-mi.-typ ,v3!7',,fA.11rv-gi-nil--gi,-F1,aN,,q1 f sf . 1 , f , 4 6 A, ff IQ, X-' I-Ill ll. I-ll Inuuunll I 'Y ' ' ' ' l . -u . -1 I- J 4 uuahuluiunlluuunsin nun!!! ln: W 54173 .1555 N M. L. ROSS Mel will make some lucky man a good wife for she knows enough about domes- tic art to compete at the rally. Home Economics Club Rally '29, '31 ik 'k i ELMA RUSTIN Elma has achieved much in the art of blushing. in the cultivation of smiles, and in the power of capturing knowledge. Glee Club Reporter Rally '28 News Editor of Ouachita Lion Humor Committee of Annual Commercial Club '29, '30 i' 'k i PERCY SANDEL Judge is quiet and reserved enough to deserve his dignified nick-name. Snapshot Committee of Annual 'I' t 'R CLEO SEHON Cleo collaborates with Muriel Touch- stone in long walks and parties for two or so. Commercial Club 30, '31 Hooks and Crooks Club '30, '31 t i i FRANCES SEVIER Frances is as pretty as il garden in France. Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '31 Humor Committee Annual, Chairman Commercial Club '29, '30 French Club '30 Rally, Quartet '31 X . .A .5 as as sts - MX X , , li,- H UA, PAGETHIRTY-FIVE fwiiiti.. Lv.. z ' -H.a.....-s.,vr.- ll. .A-5 .M .1.... ,ef -, Us - I X-N X A 1 33 rf, 7 I 1 u, f l N ' 3 W 'is' XQQ4 Jvgxl k. :bully H1 1 f - gl .ff ' - 1 A -4' 8, 41 if 'I lr 1 4 l . 'l .I '1 ,E 1 . S 11 -:I -,I 'u 1 1 ol E -4: ,Q Q1 ll rj 'H ,E 15 Z ii -l .lk Y Q ku lfgywvjyfs-j1'j'11wn'wgwrgrwg'x'H'rsz:vw --wg-rffvgvfr H --'H '--I--H 1 r f'1w-fu-'1'Pr'Ug,3-?Pggg: ,,A , U, ,L X, ifX'i X 'Ya N ily - l ifgslx , :Cb A n:-:hu in an-l.'pl.q'l1 ICQ n-um-u-q i,:f ',, W I' 5,q'..f4: Q A .Q 1 IJ 1 if aff ..4, 9 .. Mix' . l it :lah-Ili--Jlunnuhhl nnlillalin H3 L 3 ' ' li 1 wieif f 2 viii if 1 Q if Y: JEWELL SHEPPARD Auburn hair and violet eyes are an asset to a girl. l 'k i' i 3 MARVIN SHIPP 1 We don't know who gave him the name. Monk, but we do know that it doesn't fit Marvin. I Q Q Q i I ANTOINETTE SIMPSON Antoinette is a calm friend for days of rain and nights of storm, and yet she writes about playful ghosts. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 E Home Economics Club '27, '28 - Q Q Q CLARA BELLE SMITH E Clara Belle is a bric-a-bran girl who - can design clothes or decorate a room. Home Economics Club '28, '29 Commercial Club '29, '30 7 Q Q Q FRANK SMITH Peggy Anne's present ambition is to be 4 free from studies. 1 Circulation Committee of Annual J 1 PAGE THIRTY SIX , ,y X WW 'L W Z l ff I ,, ,fly 'f ff' f i iz 4 ' X 1 9 x if IQ, ,il w ,L 44' fi 5 ' lil'-2i3 4 .- fi ' 1 X, f .A f I 'f ,f' 4 Cf' jg nn-I. il. r :Inq I---un-l ff! 'N' V , U IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIRQQli1?Ql:E,LQlIlllllIIIllIllIIlIlIlI HUFIL sm-:NCR A JOHN STRAHAN X s M SQ, SX' x 'fe 'lx X NM F.. l Huel can climb for mistletoe, coax pen- cils from Ruby Benoit, and display ex- cellent taste in buying valentines. t 'A' i Hound, with his pleasing personality and oratorical gifts, finds favor with thc girls. Hi-Y Glee Club Rally, Debate '30 Commercial Club Advertising Manager for Annual Tri-State Rally '31 Tennis '31 i 'k if GENEVA TAYLOR Geneva dared to compete with Alvah Learned for rally honors, after winning a glorious first in the junior year. Rally '30, '31 Commercial Club Annual Staff i W t MA RY G RAVES TAYLOR Mary Graves can write a verse, tell a pretty story, and tap a gay foot. Commercial Club '29, '30 Hooks and Crooks Club t i i HAPPY TIDWELL Happy, swimming devotee, dives with such grace and form from Zeigen's beach that Billy Herring, it is said, dreams of mermaids. Junior Class President '30 Reporter for Ouachita Lion Snapshot Committee of Annual Social Committee for Class PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN , 1 l R , , ,A iQ XM ' '?' A. U' i if 7 l In XX 7 L- 9 fi:vl i 1 X .1 - Q H - f -e s' 'F ' W' X NN -sk E ng Q BAN 41 h 'f-i' ',.Y .lf,zy'.3' ' hill. pl l Itli lulilnuq L I ' 'V 'll '11 'I 1 H Y. C K 4 1 'U . '1 II 4 fi ' yt 4, llainllillllhlulnhl Illlilahll ll ' ylnllqy with ' Q l - s., . , -0 Y-ni l MURIEL TOUCHSTONE Muriel looks like a young man's fancy in spring. Commercial Club '30, '31 l Hooks and Crooks Club '30, '31 is 1 if EUNICE TREW Bit uses those big brown eyes to in- veigle boys into losing their nickles in purchasing pink soda pops and Her- shey's kisses. Commercial Club '30, '31 Hooks and Crooks Club '30, '31 A Drum and Bugle Corps '28, '29, Sam Z Houston l if Q if MINOR VAN DYKE a Deep sea-diver, traveler, Minor has tasted more of life than some men can boast twice his years. Glee Club '31 af 1 1 JOHN VARINO John, known to all his teachers for his southern chivalry, has the brilliance E that comes to students unafraid of mid- night toil. Hi-Y 'A' 'I' t MARY VIGGO W Mary's laughter and spontaniety win b friends. Commercial Club '29, '30 I WM! . 1 Q! .,. x :F .. ,JL f - ll ' 1 4 Q i f PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT ,,g I- pp U p Vp p y M p N t, , , n e I iy ty .H i p i l L2 Viv WX . Z Q :lil I I li!! llllllll Q ' if f i l ' f- ' J 'V uuahxlliunllmlnuahu -::-Ilmh-I I i iillnfjw 'XX Y illlii wg' J c fga I . X' X riri ' vs s s X s get ss Ns -hx 53 ki S M ,e f X A x , V' g i li CHARLES G. WALL HC. G., quiet and dignified, wins his- tory honors as easily as Roland shoots goals. mer- Club '30, '31 if f 1 FOSTER WALLACE Foster shows his ability as an artist in his choice of girls and clever drawings. Art Committee of Annual, Chairman t Q 'A' WILL WALLACE Will proved himself an able financier when he pled for re-enforcements for the senior ring fund. Treasurer of Senior Class Snapshot Committee of Annual 'k i' i- ANITA WALTERS Anita never nourishes pessimism. She suggests the dark lady of Shake- speare's sonnets. if w as GLADYS WARNER Gladys is like Dresden china, fragile, exquisite, and like a dream. Rally '29, '30 Reporter for Ouachita Lion Annual Staff President of French Club '31 PAGE THIRTY-NINE Y Y 'T 1 fmWl - X X .V X xx ,A - l i X X7 SH-I. -I-Q 11-I-I-1 Yi V IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREQAMIQEQEQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII all X ' XXX I N 1 EXE: MW, IU li iff , , XA V I! 0 WN .qi ,ta I Si l ils lliglg' Q ,J 1., .1 ' N --Q' , -N, I 2' Y' il WILLIAM WENNER Bill's hard work at guard on the basketball team made him popular with Mr. Hartman and his teammates. 1 Glee Club 5 Basketball '30, '31 Volley Ball '30 I Q Q Q 1 ALLAH WILLBANKS A 1 In time with goodness, dodging dis- cord, Allah is lovable, impetuous, and truly kind. ' French Club '31 e Q Q Q I ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Elizabeth chatters without reason until Mr. Stricklin asks, What's the prepara- tion for NHS? Q Q Q .J I MADELINE VVILLIAMS . Dark and dainty, Madeline moves quietly through quiet days. 'J Q Q Q JOHN WINKLER 'E John is always good-natured and willing to help in chemistry lab. 'ii Af' ,I I W7 , T? 1 Z- S- I Z ' i 'f Y ll', 'f,fl'. A 1 NW ' I 1 PAGE FORTY x Q , I Q - If I 'I xixxx, ,X Mx N' fix, '15, 31 X f ff f X 1 'R f,,Q . 1 Q? 1, A nuI:.,pl 'l1luu-1 Illlllll I, I , H I V Q V hi' . .- ll 'I 'ff , . f f' f IU. w4'4: .1- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllahullinnllnlllshi llllilslll 1 ll ffl wifi QP grill ing , lib' 1 if7'l' 4 -' C 513251 1 K. ' ly, i ii, , , W- ,- D URN ELL WITT Durnell, by his steady and reliable playing, gained just recognition from the judges of the allestate team. Football '30 Baseball '30, '31 Track '31 i- t i' BESSIE MAE WORKS Bessie Mae has never been known to lose her dignity, nor to throw a pebble of independence away. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31 I t i' FYRIL YANCEY Porky, ping-pong star, has surprised many opponents with his flashy style. Rally, Tennis '29, '30, '31 Hi-Y Advertising Solicitor, Ouachita Lion Business Manager of Annual 'I t 'N MARY JEANNETTE ZIEGLER With careful precision, Mary Jeannette turns out excellent chemistry experi- ments, thereby winning approval from Mr. Hayes. Home Economics Club '29, '30, '31 Glee Club '29, '30, '31 Commercial Club '30, '31 Snapshot Committee of Annual er ir af PEARL KILLION Blue eyes, light hair, and a skin as deli- cate as petals of spring blossoms, Pearl blushes as easily as flowers respond to I - the passing wind. , X , +- PAGE FORTY-ONE x X X N 1 X ,OX I xilxfsg igsl i gs 3 at e' 4 1, if 4 11 15.17 'X V l 'X 7' 1 is Q, 5- Fif-Eff: . 5 QFW'w'sfv'W'Y' 'WR'- 33,5'1q'! 'e 'H ' W f'Hv F ? +r'f1 -f 1 fit' J: ei: ' X 1 i els 4 ,4v,f D-g i XX A l:'l'5ggXf.mjf.,-,'3' :!ll.'ll. l ll-1 -unlimi- i A 1 +1 . - .. 4 , in I-hlnllihull-amish! uuulllslll N i ll .ll if:.'.'li?, 3 J . .. H, . . W f ' -N., , 2' CLARICE ROAN Clarice, acrobatic dancer, has a tongue as lithe and active as her body. Snapshot Committee of Annual 'k Q 'A' OLER WILLIAMS When volley ball was discontinued, Oler had to find some outlet for his athletic abilities: so he made himself a star in right field. Commercial Club '29 Volley Ball '29, '30 Baseball '31 i 'I it OUIDA BULLOCK Ouida can toss a volley ball with the skill of a Greek maiden engaged in ancient sport. Rally, Volley Ball '31 it i i' GEORGE DOOLEY Pep leader for the Ouachita Lions, George could outroar the King of Beasts when the team neared victory. Yell Leader 1 Girls' Athletic Committee of Annual Secretary of Senior Class I volley Ball ,MW l W 44 l 5 T six , L is 3 in It if , PAGE FoR'rv-Two ara:-lr fr '45,-:EJ 1 . 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'N X x. :- N X F X-nEf:f?.y,v .1 XX , 9 A 'N.x.Ii5xx 5: N? , QQN ixfx I, :ix of 5 g,,1.Y,3gfi'Ss. 'Mex - f I X X ,.:s.w 8 4 's H5 I X 955 Glass of I X :XE lt 'M -Q if .1 9 4 J I Lf Y I I I E I I I I I' I-un-A I I 'F1 I I IF 5 1 - - .E 2 - - - - - - - - of 1954 m m PQ U 'Q X QQ x XXXSX Q wx j I X . x rf - wwiix ' f 4 Q -- ,, rw PAGE FIFTY ONE - - 1 l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I .-. : fr' I I in I 2 1 g 3 g I s i I ' l g 4-, Lf I I A ' r :mg I - I I I -.I I I I I .-Jpeg : Q Q - it - - , - 1? - - - 33 -'RQ Y xx-,QTEK ,ix X X.-slip ,fi 'YV N I' Y 954 Glass of I N. A' xiii F v5 PAGE FIFTY-TWO f:': Y X 11 -' fn, P 1:71 A, f f , 3.111131 iggyyf 121+ , If 3:3-'s?iw46 .1 ix fa f J fre .-.fftxsffflf I + -7,713 ,.,: 1-y 1 L A,'E.1?gf3jL. NM! ff . ,, I , -1. ,,f f , qf! , , if ,,iff!, J! 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L'.':.:1v-' if vi - to f Z'J- -- A Fix NY r l 5 IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIRQLQQMEHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII J, , El? avg 31 A K I , y ,!, +95 Xa KS QR 'I M gk xl ,r ls- tr Q ..1,,l , ax f . . it wifi: fl. 51 l'1d5ni,4W sl 'itll-fd' 1 J Nl ' 1 ' i kw ilu'f' N X ' ill A -f Xia Mae Aaron Jeffrie Aaron Minnie Abercrombie Inez Allen Marie Allen Willie Arledge Juanita Aulds Cline Averett Nalda Averett Juanita Anthony Ed Ansley Buster Bowles Ernest Brossett Ella Ruth Bannister Ruby Benoit Madge Bickham William Bickham Mary Lee Bates Eine Mae Broomfield Kitty Barr Rebecca Beatley Eunice Black Alice Bland Nelson Bland Olive Boynton Gladys Barrett Angus Balch Jack Beasley Charles Boyd Jessie Brinson Marjorie Buce Roland Brown Vernon Carter Gomfmercial Slab MEMBERS Robert Camors Lester Carr Martha Chandler Eva Corbin Sam Cloyd Loraine Causey George Dooley Lillie Duval Virginia Dougal Sara Dabney Eunice Mae Dawson Avis Dean Percival Ervin Eunice Evans Lucile French Johne Freeman Willard Fisher John Ferrand Callie Flint Loyce Garner Inez Gardener Marvin Filliland McMath Givens Pete Godwin Lena Gaston Margaret Grower Ed Garrett Lew Griffith Jewel Hicks L. D. Haddick Ernest Head Ernest Hinton Elva Hammond L. B. Hilburn Dave Horton H. J. Hundley Hill Huckaby Oliver Heard Blanche Hill Mary Lee Howell Edward Honeycutt Lucile Hyde Alice Isaacson Yvonne Jackson Winnifred Johnson Hazel Mae King Gartha Lea Kinsaid Irwin Kilpatrick Elvin Kilpatrick Myron Kilpatrick Lige Lee Natalie Lynn Alvah Learned Dan Laing John Lee McCain Ivy McDonald Inez McGill Sam McClary Mildred Manning Mildred Masling Hai'old Miles Harold Mosely Rush Poulan Vivian Pace Earl Perot Chris Peterman Hal Pilkinton Lawson Quinn Alphonse Randow Sara Minnie Ragland Alfred Rutledge Camille Rogers Antoinette Simpson Beatrice Stewart John Strahan Jimmie Spruell Cleo Sehon Huel Spence Earl Stevenson Mamie Skipper Arnold Simpson Corine Simmons Yvonne Scott Muriel Touchstone Eunice Trew Lillian Thompson Jasper Thompson Geneva Taylor Mary Graves Taylor Ethel Underwood Carl Vincent Emil Valentine Mary Viggo Woodrow Williams Bessie Mae Works Mary Jeannette Ziegler Virginia Ziegler N , Q, 'ff fa? Y LQLA Z f ,x 4 , .I 73- 'X - ' z ff, N W ' 21, PAGE FIFTY-FOUR ,,- '-Zi If :,' Q ' up-nee-eral-V ' , 'V' 'T'v VE: 1, , -. ' :ep-.Q -vnwvn-.uuxqwgr-wg-Q15 'Q l E -: E fl -. E 1 1 i .E V J A Yf'i'y,. 7 4, 'T nIll. l. I llnq -nn:-nn! an , .51 'Q , '1 I 4 A . ' nnhhulllhnlluuuusin UU:lllJ.-I A -,'g'vfjll75' llllllllllllllllllllllREU' 'lWlfmllllllllllllllllllllllll 'l 'W ltjfilljifll g l JZ' , 'giislqlgl .H P Fa -i Miss ALICE LOUISE SMITH MISS WILMA PACE Quachita Qarish Qlfigh School Qommercial Glub Miss Alice Louise Smith. qsponsor The Commercial Club started off right in its fifth year's work by electing Nalva Averett president. Miss Alice Louise Smith, faculty adviser, said that she was proud of Nalda's sense of respon- . sibility and of his eagerness to cooperate. .A Other officers elected were: Inez Gardner, first vice-presidentg L. D. Haddick, second vice-presidentg Eunice Trew, secretaryg Ernest ' Brossett, assistant secretary: Olive Boynton, treasurerg Margaret 'A Grower, reporterg MacMath Givens, assistant reporter. Also, each section chose officers to represent a particular department. The annual Christmas luncheon, held December 23 in the grammar school, was the outstanding meeting. The speakers of the program were Mr. T. O. Brown, and Mr. Jack Hayes. Aubrey Hill . and Muriel Stevenson, former club presidents, and Miss Ruth Melzian were guests. T' Since the address given by Mr. Sam Davis of the Palace Depart- -3 ment Store was inspiring and interesting, the food delicious, the poems by Mary Graves Taylor and Muriel Touchstone amusing, the hi annual commercial students' banquet was a success, everyone said. . Mrs. George Moffett's Glee Club delighted the listeners with a K, musical program. . Guests of the banquet were Mr. T. O. Brown, Mr. Jack Hayes, 'Q Mr. C. W. Rhoads of Centenary College, Miss Taunton of Arcadia, l-,, Miss Ruth Melzian, and Dr. Jett of Monroe. Also, present were presidents representing the club for five consecutive years: Mrs. Harriet Todd, Aubrey Hill, J. D. Gilbert, and Fred Randow. 1 The commercial students, too, won honors for the school at the A rally. Members of the Hooks and Crooks club, a branch of the club, f have distinguished themselves this year by wearing the little Gregg X emblem pin. T The members of the Commercial Club enjoyed a picnic at Indian 1 Mound at their last meeting. fx' The growth of the club from 50 to about 200 is evidence that g S -g s 3,1 7 Miss Smith has been an excellent adviser for five years. Miss Wilma 6, QS .f,,.,lf Pace, former student, assisted Miss Smith this year. SN 5 V, PAGE F1F'rv-Five ' - sw W: ' li Baia.. ..-.a.-...n N. .....- H -..L .. . . ,- . . .-f -....15..A-,imp .,....... . .- - . ,i....'Aa.. vs. -.. ........', A-,,,,, E , Ji in ,Q 2 X ,yi . E. . X N5 X 'xx X - x LQ? 1 -. ' - ' xxx T' J' . g e' mwnn X I X f 22 J . Q X 'X I -uf -I' I-I! :Apkp l V .5 I f 105 x ' M S ,-i Nl' t 'H . l 51 ll J 1 f'2liililfIi':if:fN9lvff2 ,fist -nahulll'-lllllli il luilll Ill rf 'rl a 4 'lil .V w 55, i V 'si lwflii. 3 J I as W CGZZQ gli-y 81146 The members of the Hi-Y Club are: John B. Strahan, Cyril Yancey, Alvah Learned, Hollis Venable, Roy Hale, Thomas Zeagler, McVea Oliver. Raymond Masling, Charlie Hyman, Herbert Dick- ard, Fred Williams, Fred Fudickar, Dan Moore, Byron Breard, Wallace Armstead, Roland Brown, John Eby, Harold Hunt, J. W. Chase. The Hi-Y Club, which has been functioning in the Ouachita Parish High School for three years, is limited to twenty members. The officers for this year were: Roland Brown, prcsidentg Fred Fudickar, vice-president: John B. Strahan, secretary, and McVea Oliver, treasurer. Mr. John Leist, manual-training teacher, was appointed sponsor by Mr. T. H. Tyson, district director of the Y. M. C. A. Just following Christmas, the club conducted a non-cheating campaign. Following that they en- joyed a Weiner roast at Indian Mound. A S X .71 f - ff f V!! 1 , f A f W ' .7 E 1 XV? 'fi' . 1- ff N APM X Qxy ,f ' , 4 X 34,5 , is If X6 S 1935 ' gf ff is QQ -X X X x W x A Nb x M., E: i A x 1 . 1 .XR L 1 'x x x x X f I X I fy 1 1 54 1-1. . ff' ' f mil IIllllllllllllllllllllm' ---v-w ur 'f Y , f Its. - 4- ... llalllllilllllll il lillll .ll l ' J. J 'V mg' 'N 'fuxfil ' lp, 5' ' 5 if F4 tliiyu ,.., - 9 i'Ff'iil,?il?5?J ' 'lu' -H -PFW' lg V s QQIQQ QQZLJQ Mable Jasper Sara Florence Coon Helena Hayward Hazel Mae King Sara Lee Hill Hazel Bowlin Sara Mae Adams Helen Freeman Margaret Grower Sybil Thompson Elma Rustin Joel Nichols Mary Bergevin Priscilla Hodge Sara Elizabeth Moffett Lucile Smith Hazel Morgan Dorothy Kizer Lucille Miller Virginia Ziegler Frances Sevier Edna Hart Brownlow Hastings Boyd Grant Ivy Johnson T J. Robins C, G. Wall W. T. Mack John Ferrand Felix Camors Douglas Johnson Sam Ebert Robert Dunaway Alton Odom H. J. Hundley Bill Byrd Jewel Medaris Earl Hare Lewis Monroe Charles Batten A. I... Peters PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN H.. new G.. . . .uw M ' l V - ,wifi . X! x X X YN ui' s X iQ -X X ra, flioixx J . qi. , -f xvggl x M , xxx is X XJ x 1 TJ-'tw' 'NR xXx , UXNX 'RQ ., ,il 1 li K 5 x X XE . lm-fu lll ll! lfw lllili l 1 y Z l 1e:::':i:li W 4. L lulilflliilhai 1 , --9 xi! ,, ,Xa -4 ..l.l.L.,A...L...n......n.mL-.., IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREEMQEEIEQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fe Ge role gcrancais l OFFICERS Gladys Warner ------ President Beatrice Cowan ---- Vice-President Billy Black - - - Secretary Le Cercle Francais, the newts club organized in the Ouachita Parish High School, meets twice a month in Miss Mildred Sherrod's room. At the club programs the members discuss the lives of promi- nent French writers, life in France, or the group plays French games. The following students are members of Le Cercle Francais: Dorothy Mullins, Clarice Roan, Mildred Brownlee, Earnest Head, Beatrice Cowan, Anita Brown, John Varino, Byron Breard, McVea Oliver, Kitty Morrison, Happy Tidwell, Allah Willbanks, Miriam McGimsey, Elma Rustin, Maude Jarmon, Gladys Warner, Frances Sevier, Billy Black, Fred Amman. PAE 'IYEGT .ffl 1 ,f 7 , X KZ V45 0 X -4 ,f I XJ V, X 11 -B! ff , X iff 'f li ll mfg A A , .K , X x- ,t h . 1 X X 'M f M ' gb 2 N Y i VI' 1' K, f l le wld za 1,4 Q1 , ff' . -, ff, 131 gb, ---Q. -. 1' Ill! lilqllll 141,4 1 4 Elf 11 ,rf I ill il 1 7 T ll U IJISII- il llllli .HI 'I' flf w 'f YYY-rf X i Q ls N E Ss sr x 'fx Nl vt ?. Ji lhli 0044 ,,,' X' 5 M my I l A f . ., Xi MX, l ,ill I l 'ill g-,glgggg T l C5729 .Eaftin Qlub OFFICERS Harold Fink ------ President Junius Sapp - - Vice-President Elise Collier ---- Secretary The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Madeline Hutton, meets every three weeks to present a program on some phase of Roman life. The Roman Forum, biographies of famous Romans, and life in the home of Romans, have given material for informal talks and for somewhat formal debats. The members of the Latin Club are: Joseph Amman, Sara Florence Coon, Dorothy Flanagan, Howard Hill, Lucille Hyde, Hazel Mitchell, Dan Moore, Edward Reeves, Hollis Venable, Maude Warner, and Joyce Williams. XM .sid S i 1 1- X .eq K 'X Q 1 me Sf Xl' Wi- , N - Q ,gc AG FT E Q -'fgtf' 1- -I -' .- ..-L-uit ....m:..a-.. If x If? I I r N' P V' MMF , .. C J N Y, sri'-'is .1- ...vmf..5,...uu ' ' mff.mi....'1 X MX V RQ X X xi ' 44? VWQAXX t ,. it ' as IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll1ii5MlQEl'Q'lIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIII ills' Ji lllh llll .ll J I ' 1 Q lg! , 1 NM, X f'4.lt,4W xx i F Kiwi? -li . ,Y fn fe ' R Qsemor ,Cffome gconomics Glub OFFICERS Billie Dykes ------- President M. L. Ross - - - - Vice-President Mildred Masling - Secretary-Treasurer Mary Jeanette Ziegler - Reporter The members of the Home Economics Club of the senior class are: Ellen Anderson, Billie Dykes, Ruby Earl Grunden, Alyce Hill, Willie Herring, Mildred Masling, Beatrice Milstead, M. L. Ross, Pearl Killian, Mary Jeanette Ziegler, and Ethel Brownlee. An outstanding accomplishment of the girls is the designing and making of a dress to be worn during the commencement festivities. PAGE SIX Y l f f r 3, . W7 Z' ,y 1 f, f , ff .V 1' ff 4 . Kali, My - it f. , ' S 'Nf l ' ,Iv -'ea I 4 fl A .2 f - ,- 'Q' Q - ,. AA-L --ei...-If - fha-.. ALM.-.,.-. .--.m,5imfIf4he.4mfdwnumithsifQnif2bii3whiifsahEnmafHii1!vHH vii. uf fy e 'Zigi --ll---I i s-tg!! W, - lf , Ili 'I QV f f 'N--'Qi' I . 'Q . l '1 In 4 fffmi' JI fa! W , I. 'J . ,i Y, ,,--, llalllldil :Ill ii Illlll .ll lfjajfgf ., . 'if - if, ' 4-If I Csophmore gfome gconomics Slab The officers of the Sophomore Home Economics Club are: President. Madge Crosby: Vice-president. Sara Lea Hill: Secretary, Margaret Combsg Treasurer. Helen Freeman: Faculty Adviser, Miss Dora Mae McDonald: Assistants, Miss Nancy Fry, and Miss Na lies i X xX N .f rv X ' 7 x I Madeline Albright Margaret Alexander Matilda Aucoin Irma Barrett Kathryn Coates Alice Daimwood Avis Dean Mattie A, Givens Vernis Golden Gertha Halbrook Opal Hammett Faiye Harkins Clio Hollingsworth Audrey Mae Hubbard Clara Belle Kennedy Blanche Laccy Kathleen McMilliaon Verna Mae McCain Evelyn Newsom Carolyn Renwick Bernice Stewart Bertha West Dorothy Watkins Rita Watkins Clara Williams Doris Gates Helen McGill Goldie Savell Winifred Maroney Mattie Mae Wilson Virginia Cassio Margaret Chase Ruth Corbin Madge Crosby Elaine Faust Gladie Mae Funderburk Ethel Goode Nancy King Myrtis Kelly Andrey Lee Landrum Alaine Moak Maggie McMullen Marjorie Pardue Joyce Renwick Golda Mehl Roan Ethel Rutledge Rosa Rutledge Melba Reeves Rosa Lee Stennett Marjorie Stewart Lucille Lousinan Willie Arledge Kathleen Jones Marie Aswell Ruth Jones Lucile Miller Ollie Smith IlCy Hl1dS0ll. Courtland Johnson Marabel Allen Katheryn Barrett Belva Bonnett Maggie Brown Ouida Bullock Hilda Burkett Ione Campbell Lucille Elledge Hazel Fairchild Helen Freeman Mae Hammond Edna Hill Priscilla Hodge Wilma LaGrone Annie Leub Julia Lovett Florine McRee Flora Rhodes Frances Sherrill Jewel Heard Kathryn Baum Virginia Baldwin Dorothy Kizer Adorestine Balch Mary Virginia Lee Hazel Morgan Elizabeth White g ,S K - .- My xf X , li if A , ' ,N xiix-Xl' V , ,Xi A 9. ,yi V PAGE SIXTY-ONE Vernie Lee Cecile Smith Hazel Berry Sara Carlock Margaret Combs Bertha Crabtree Martha Culpepper Winifred DeMoss Bernie Dickerson Dorothy Ferguson Mandelle Freeman Olga Garr Vera Glass Lula Godfrey Minnie Frances Gos Lenore Grower Sara Lea Hill Doris Josey Loyal Lawler Sibyl Roye Lovie Weathersby Mary Helen Weaver Wilma White Faye Wilson Louise Cash Dorothy Lucas Marie Sandifer se tt Dorothy Mae Milstead '57 Q A i2 If '-' 'i V 714 1 1 H1 .w'f!iS.l ,rl 'lt' ' f .31f.fl: 'l M SI! 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Clfally jlfedal CZQDi1fmners EVENT- General Science Biology Chemistry Commercial Arithmetic Declamation for Boys Declamation for Girls English for Ninth Grade English for Tenth Grade Composition and Rhetoric English Literature English Pronunciation Civics Home Economics Home Economics Home Economics Physics Spelling Beginners Latin Second Year Latin First Year French General History Algebra First Year Algebra Second Year Commercial Geography PLACE- Second at Ruston Third at Natchitochese Second at Ruston Third at Baton Rouge Second at Ruston Third at Baton Rouge Second at Ruston Third at Ruston First at Ruston First at Ruston First at Ruston Third at Ruston Second at Ruston Third at Ruston Third at Ruston First at Ruston Second at Baton Rouge First at Ruston Second at Baton Rouge DOROTHY FLANAGAN who captured first place in history aththe Cliuston and 6Ba,ton qfouge rallies Contestant- Sallle Honea Robert Faulk Rosa Rutledge Russell Faust Samuel Donald Rodman Collins Alice Daimwood Estelle Hudson Joyce Williams Audrey Humble Noelee Currie McVea Oliver Mabel Hunt Gertrude Brady Madge Crosby Third First First First Third First First First First First First Third at at at at at at at at at at at at Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Baton Rouge RUSUOH RLISXOXI Ruston Baton Route Ruston Baton Route Natchitoches Third at Ruston Third at Baton Rouge Second at Natchitoches First at Rl1SlZOI'l Gracia Wilson Arnold Simpson J. W. Cunningham Elaine RESEBI' Gloria Gray Virginia Gray Dorothy Flanagan Brownlow Hastings Mary Virginia Lee Alvah Learned Geneva Taylor Harold Cannon ' 'E-, if iff X X x N-533. 'Z I I NJ ' ,. X X H J . 11,5 PAGE SIXTY TWO 4-'Q .x fr As Wi' ff ' ' '?iTfTi ' 4 :- X ,rm x -'- --1--gn-gr-1.--1-'-1'--1 gn- H---U-pgs: 'n'v'.v !a5f v .1 0 W IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHQDIQHIHEQPEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Wally jlfedal Cwinners EVENT- Muslc Memory Bookkeeping Plane Geometry Girls' Quartet Boys' Quartet Mixed Quartet Girl's Solo Boy's Solo Second Year Algebra First Year Algebra Glrls' Volley Ball Tennis l00-Yard 220-Yard 880-Yard 120-Yard 220-Yard Dash Dash Dash High Hurdles Low Hurdles Broad Jump Relay 100 Yard Dash 120 Yard High Hurdles 220 Yard Low Hurdles Relay 220 Yard Low Hurdles Baseball PLACE- Thlrd at Baton Rouge Third at Ruston First at Natchitoches First at Ruston Second at Baton Rouge First at Ruston Second at Baton Rouge First at Shreveport Second at Ruston Second at Shreveport Second at Ruston First at Shreveport Second at Baton Rouge First at Shreveport Third at Shreveport Second at Natchitoches Third at Natchitoches First at Natchitoches First at Ruston Second at Ruston Third at Ruston First at Ruston Flrst at Ruston First at Ruston Second at Ruston First at Ruston Third at Shreveport First at Shreveport First at Shreveport Second at Shreveport Second at Baton Rouge Third at Baton Rouge Contestant- Edna Mae Currie Inez Gardner Percival Irvln Mary Mulheearn Margaret Grower Hazel Bowlin Frances Sevier Lucille Miller W. T, Mack Louis Monroe Robert Dunnaway Felix Camors Margaret Grower Lucille Miller Louis Monroe Felix Camors Margaret Grower Louls Monroe Geneva Taylor Mary Virginia Lee Cyril Yancey Alvah Leamed Mack Givens Mack Givens Tommy Zeagler Brooks Owen Brooks Owen Roland Brown Louis Toombs Micky Witt Roland Brown Brooks Owen Mack Givens Brooks Owen Brooks Owen Louis Toombs Micky Vtltt Roland Brown Brooks Owen Brooks Owen BROWN LOW HASTINGS who led all Contestants Ln mathematzcs at CHuston and also at the State qially x F SS X AS 1 'lux lr N 1 a t futon qiouge PAGE SIXTY THREE l 3 S J X - ,x S as Vx ff dim !! xxx X .yy AL I V Q5 t . fi llit . 0 ..,4 e . L so .1. 1 'N I Z X -,X . x R x 4'1 X , ,VP r al x x ' Y i 'ff ' a- S575 Y 'l XX- I V ll l ll fxffffgtglfyx 1 n 'Q . ll J 4 Q321fF'gQQ3:iQEx3:QlM -nahullihull-nn: in -:I-lu -ll ,le . 'MQ ,N X. Q .J C - s. , Th O h ' t L ' Puhlishell Monthly hy the Students of Omwhita Parish High School 9' . No. 7 In .il xunmm mul gggqfuy U, 1 the -- if lm or 1 me mem- my f in ll nuns, livvru ,W-. xl mums.: nm 1' x s na awp: nm fi mrs pam. n T th vw, ln., l t fy, lm am-nm r v sm ma uma 13 f um. n -rmz, Navy ex h l P 'us blxller. tml F I 1 nm uhm, Q b z q wma fired. m mmm v mm. uma mum, na v 1 The mnxulmrs of the Gl ll l of hxzhfrxz honors, ure If . xx, T xiurgsu, fs- ix H with Noflvki. uv 'r Quachita ,fiom Qstaf The staff of The Ouachita Lion, edited by Maude Carver Jarmon, and represented by Charlie Hyman, business manager, is composed of the following reporters, ad and circulation men: Irma Ruth Hamner, Elma Rustin, Boyd Grant, Russell Faust, Alvah Learned, Lallage Feazel, Oliver Heard, Dan Moore, Gladys Warner, Kermit Youngblood, Mildred Brownlee, Dale Cobb, Audrey Humble, Billie Black, Byron Breard, John Eby, McVea Oliver, Fred Fudickar, Noelee Currie, Happy Tidwell, Helen McCormick, Robert Morgan, Harold Hunt, Robert Faulk, Maude Warner, Mildred Manning, Geneva Taylor, and Mildred Masling. The Department of English has advised the news gatherers, Miss Grace Carter has checked finances. 1 , ,fffif fff J 1' f '1 'xl T No g , ,r xyl j ff ' f. - i ,XJ Xxnl r V , Y 7' PAGE SIXTY-FOUR 1 ..'..u1v'..ll-. .L,h.,p.,....o. .. .1 -3 +i.,..M-mp.. ,t , 1-.-14. .A '-v..c, ,W u.mebuaBm.iiaa....iv' ' ' .in-ul.. lnwheslia-aaei il' mil A E-we--ff ,- - ,.. . . 4, N . ' f .f 7 I fp., f ' ,f f. ' X. ,gi NO llII.'p!. I lllq liugunnq ff .H i VA , V tx 4 f' f 'H Qffifv-f A qu . I 1' II' 4 l if if 'ff u-JhnllliuJl:n:u3hn -Iuunlalll I 3 f'?'fwf 5 ' A in , Kim 1 wg' I' 'WW l:Pi, fa' ' 'M Ml I 9 if'-l x. :J f gg i 5'-2 i' Sim' 5 Wie ,Eibrary The library of the Ouachita Parish High School, which contains 3600 volumes, has added 500 additional books since September. The library is so popular with students that they prefer the attractive room and the supervision of the librarian, Mrs. Jack Hayes, to their regular study rooms. Among magazines most interesting to students are: Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Aviation, and Science and Invention, girls prefer Good Housekeeping and the Literary Digest. Freshmen read Mark Twain, Stevenson, and Alcottg sophomores prefer Eastman, Seton, Jackson, and Powell, juniors and seniors relish Shakespeare, Dumas, Hough, Jack London, Bronte, Stockton, and Wiggins. N: Q -X X X t N t X, X ' , 1?Qg.?. PAGE slxrv Five N55 - Xi XA X 5 -:tr h ,af X ,- ,J .X 1 Lp f' ll ff ill ll XI' I. XR X l ' i N f' Ng, 5- -.:..' EKIZS-'.ta:,.ai.,..an.l ....... . '... 1,..gu., ...a......a. ' .... .i. ,. s...-..,..' . . aa. --,--as ,, . .....4.. ......a:.,', ,m..,.a 3 . mi 1 W fn jr-ng '-x-gp rm 'x. v-' ' - A vs? W T X X X .N . pd TQ? ., X Q J ' lull. pl. I lllq Il-:ning ' ' J . ' V 1 L '-1P'.4'fg-ls, Qim x - I I l I T . -1 . 51 .. are ilk lwimtf if llliulllhnllilil il llilll .ll l x ' l W-.a .fffl l l 'l . om? 1 ssl lem, 1, . w 6 -J Czfjiufentieth Cfentury q3ook Cglzrb The members of the Twentieth Century Book Club, sponsors of the Ouachita Parish Cafeteria, are: Mrs. T. L. Adams, Mrs. T. O. Brown. Mrs. W. B. Clark, Mrs. S. M. Collins, Mrs. F. J. Cox, Mrs. J. E. Doughtie, Mrs. Grayson Guthrie. Mrs. L. N. Larche, Mrs. M. S. McGuire, Mrs. S. M. McReyno1ds, Mrs. S. J. Meek, Mrs. J. M. Munholland, Mrs. M. M. Munhol- land, Mrs. R. H. Oliver, Mrs. W. C. Oliver, Mrs. J. W. Smith, Mrs. Sidney Stroud, Mrs. J. B. Vaughan, Mrs. H. M. Venable, Mrs. W. M. Washburn. and Mrs. Henry Whitfield. - f .. 4 I 1 - , lx? G ' i ...im ' - V-Ewing: .W i.a..m....ii-..im........h.m- -A ' was ' ' Lk di Qdalif 'J' Nw a UAICI 1h'Il'll II IFIS I HBH 1' 'Q jx, I N R'V!'4QNM ' 'fl Xlw,,Y!.A',nIx ,N 'EW :N v f l ,WW if 'fv Y1f NNW w M2 xx 1 f-W! Xi XY W 1 '5'WfYVf KWAXR, ESM ' fxk-,WE 2 X , , 1.5, lf -W ,X 'EQ X X, V A W Nm ,,,, f H V X WM Xi 'FIN fx X, N '-ZF' +951 ' ' x 1'l:'13Y' X X X X' 4 1-. xi' 1 ' 1' . W 1'1:j,5i ' zfsftyvy IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREDZXIQEQIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l if 4 H, fl ik s -111.11 xx QQ R i ,IV ,1 il 1 '11 f 5 . J on-1 V- .1215 Z5 To 53:5 fa.- H3 Sw: U9 L J ABCD 043 haw Pr-4 5 .., -Sv-4 21 U :1 X.: 'QE 'J-1 ha 3: 5: Um 'UAE oo 322 ilu: ' g.- LS it NO H... 'iQ Eff Q L-cd we C mv .J --s-1 22 'zz- N- 5,2 : .-CJ 21524 iz :vi S: F-CQ O EE4 ., .- ,- ii, mx an 3.-p-4 15,5 Efua- :chi xx 3,2 .Cf-YJ gJ:Cl1U Q52 'j Q 5: 3::: 094' mul-1 G-4 O E-' PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT 15. 1 .- n..,..f... two l? 4 1, 6111 Calhoun, Shelby 123: tackle, B ckham, Bill 1, All-State-3 -1 alf, 1 h r WH Br to Right J4ARoland Left ROW BOTTOM F ll 14 ter, C9fl Givens, HC Q M .-1 muel Ebert, tackle, 1 Sa Brooks Owen, half, 127: v 1 1 tt, guard Wi Durnell ars All'State: 9 ,E y l. Rusberry, half, 12 5 Pete 11 9. Ivy McDonald, tackl W, ,- iff 'V' fl f 4' 1 if -O Y -- if ff N Q., 'iffy J Y ,W , - , ., 1, 1 , f, Q 'f',q fx' 5 ' N44 -'lib ' 41 5 l '. ' ' I I-Jhnllinnllmunnshn -nnlllhlll A xii 4 IIIIIIllllllIlllllllllRnmwawlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII S Gm' Qoaches Mr. Jack Hayes, Mr. Ben Rush, and Mr. Leo Hartman make up the coaching staff at the Ouachita Parish High School. Mr. Hartman, who has been with us for a number of years, has mapped out a splendid basketball team each year. Mr. Hayes, who has coached volley ball each year, for eight years, has not failed to produce champions. Although this year was Mr. Rush's first with the Ouachita Parish High School, he has made one of the best records the school has known. Mr. Rush took the football team with green material, except for a few letter men of last year, and put out a team that was in the play-off for the State championship ' Coach Rush also had only green material in track yet he put out a team that won first in the North Louisiana Rally and made an excellent showing in the Tri-State meet at Shreveport 4 8 il' xx Y L we 955. H Q J, As .. -is ,,,fi . a a r .:a9heffif':.SrQr..Qf. V- .. M 1ML.-E.L 1-.f..1.n1E.2..i? rsamvz. . we -. ak. i rw , , , 7 S f f :Mill i ii!! 1 lb, lf' ,iilhw -Q71 If 5 4 I 9 w6.'l1'awff4 V :Chi IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREMHEELMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . qootball Record of the 1930 Team O. P. H. S. 65 vs. Lake Providence ..,.e.ee 6 O. P. H. S. 32 vs. Lisbon ........................ 0 O. P. H. S. 25 vs. McGehee .................... 0 O. P. H. S. 12 vs. Farmerville ..... ........ 7 O. P. H. S. 36 vs. Marion ....... ....... . 6 O. P. H. S. 13 vs. Bastrop .... ..,..... 6 O. P. H. S. 6 vs. Ruston .... . ........ 6 O. P. H. S. 18 vs. Bolton ...... ........ 7 O. P. H. S. 6 vs. Homer ........ .........., 2 0 O. P. H. S. 211 Opponents ...... ............ 5 8 The Lions established a better record this year than they have had in years. The Jungle Kings won seven games, tied one, and lost one in the play-off for the State championship. With a backfield of Bunny Kennedy, Pete Rasberry, Roland Brown, and Tenille McEnery and a line of Shelby Calhoun, Ivy McDonald, Durnell Witt, MacMath Givens, Raymond Masling, Bill Bickham, and Tom Pete Godwin, the Lions were hard to stop. Ouachita had a few reserves who showed ability in almost every game. The reserves for backfield were Brooks Owen, Nalda Averette, Harold Hunt, and Allen Whitey for the line, were Samuel Ebert, Dale Cobb, and Kermit Youngblood. , 3 ffl ,, 1 AG Eva TY -.L--13:53 5 wil 5 I' i H H .. , .-n i . , a im- f i -lui . I ' I- H g . X I .: I.- il-.iii I .-if- E ' ' N .,I- in - lI .'a -M ' ' i 7I 'wr' IIIIIIIllIllIIIllIllllHEDlf?Hl2lE?ilQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII f , ..-T... qootball The Ouachita Parish High School football squad of 1930 pushed through one of the hardest schedules of any high school team. The Lions advanced to the play-off for the state championship, only to be defeated by Homer, the state champions. Although most of last year's championship team will be graduated, Mr. Rush, since the spring session, has been busy molding a smart squad from green material. A Brooks Owen will take Roland Brown's place at halfbackg Tennelle McEnery, Pete Rasbury, and Nelson Bland will finish up the backfield. Pete Godwin, Durnell Witt, Bill Bickham, of the 1930 fighters, will join Kermit Youngblood, John Franklin, Lane Ebert, and Billy Givens in blocking plays of opponents. A few of the players who will join the supporting role of the first string, and who will probably see enough service to win their letters are: Harry Strom, Orian Howe, Red Dill, David Pace, Ernest Hinton, T. J. Robbins, Bob Dunnaway, Tommy Downes, Ellis Hunt, Louis Toombs, Rush Poulon, Clyde French, William Causey, and Monroe Trimble. mmni.m ...n,..u......a4..n....n .zaaiiniuu X- .Xt X Xxx X ,j ls .xv .V .xy .T I ,un jj.. ,il ,lf ' W .:f:T', I i. ': Q r 1, K:-U -1 P'N. 1.-'-. i' 5.4.-ab.. v ry k ' fftfi' N fist ' sw. uxlbvl xv llll? fllll ' u i ,F ' J Lglfnl ' , , -I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREQIQEIEEEEZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Qasketoall 'I'he Lions have set a high school record that will be hard to break. They won the North Louisiana Rally for the past two years and placed in the State Rally. This year the Lions were defeated in the North Louisiana Rally by Beech Springs. winners of the State championship. Mr. Leo Hartman has done excellent coaching. The team won I5 out of 18 games. Although his next year's men will be green, the Foac-h's skill will turn raw material into possible champions. Roland Brown, known throughout the State of Louisiana as one of the best forwards ever put out by a high school coach, is an all-state man. Shelby Falhoun, center, was a good shot at making the two points count. Tenelle Mc-Emery is the small boy that puzzled the players of Louisiana by the way he shifted through them and made two points with every try. David Pace and Asa Albright were the two fellows who kept other teams from making: mints. l William Wenner and Kid Hershel were two sure guards who were able to drop the balls through the loops, and block opponent plays. Schedule Jan. O H. S. 22 vs. Bolton Jan. O H. S. 21 vs. Bolton Jan. O H. S. 43 vs. Downsville Jan. O H. S. 50 vs. Eros Jan. O H. S. 35 vs. Haynesville Jan. O H. S. 27 vs. Crossett Jan. O. H. S. 25 vs. Bastrop . Jan. O H. S. 40 vs. Chatham Jan. O H. S. 25 vs. Crossett Feb O H. S. 40 vs. Bolton .. Feb O H. S. 55 vs. Bolton Feb O H. S. 42 vs. Bastrop .. 47 ,, Feb o H. s. 45 vs. Haynesvilie ,ff i J. af O. H. S. 510 Opponents to PAGE SEVENTY-TWO 5 1,5 313 1 , -K -,, f' X gil fflyi' iv 'G 1 z . . ..- Qf ff V ff ' 4f , - uf, X Z x -nn-. -IQ I lluq HHIUUII- 'ff .r - -Nl: .41 'I ff., -Hof... I . -u . 5-1 -. J 4 T1 uuahnlllnullunnn in -Illll .ll fl, f' Lf Y ill fi ,x:'l 1 I X i lla lisp? 1 -fn 'M , g la, :PWM ' ' qdaseoall With the hitting of Roland Brown, Ivy McDonald, Bill Bickham, and Nalda Averett, and the fielding of Raymond Masling, Shelby Calhoun, Tom Pete Godwin, Pete Rasberry, and Oler Williams, the Lions have gleaned a fine high school record. Roland Brown, put on the all-North Louisiana, captained it for the second time. Bill Bickham, also a member of the team as catcher, was rated as one of the best in the Rally. The hurling staff was made up of Tom Pete Godwin, Ivy McDonald, Holstun Gantt, Roland Brown, and Nalda Averett. The team fought its way to semi-finals in the State Rally by defeating Fairpark, of Shreveport, 11 to 6, but lost to St. Aloysius High in a stiff battle, 11 to 7. -1- + ,R O. P. H. S. 5 vs. Ansley .... .... , 4 O. P. H. S. 12 vs. Ansley .... ....... ,.... 4 O. P. H. S. 12 vs. Jonesboro ...... .,.., 3 O. P. H. S. 10 vs. Rayville ...... .... 1 O. P. H. S. 5 vs. Ringgold . , 4 O. P. H. S. 2 vs. Bernice .,,, . ..,, ...,,, 5 O. P. H. S. 11 vs. Fairpark ,.... .... 1 6 O. P. H. S. 7 vs. St. Aloysius ...., ..... 11 O. P. H. S. 64 Opponents .... ,. ......... Z1 X-faxxxi RSx ,Q K. . M 5 XX in 1 N rl' N 1 , :HiLua.......ii.. ' , , f ... . . -.4 shanty har Sand Q Ihr nr: 4 , M X X tx S iys s 1: - X - fl-JIZQ A . Y. it ' Val A ij' 1 IM! bluw l ti? 5 'ii L , . 1 If , , ,:::,:- ffm .4 , 'HSELE' L 5: ing'-f .- , .' :.l. IM ' . w-,,.. ,Wg X , J :Z ng, ' - -- ' -s., . 1, .Q- ZIV'-,- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREHHIIEHQIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII CZ-irack Team Everywhere in Louisiana fans are talking about the track team of Ouachita Parish High School. Although this is the first year the school has had a real track team, Mr. Rush coached boys fwho knew next to nothing about hurdling, jumping, vaulting, and sprintingl so that they won the North Louisiana track meet and gained a fine score in the Tri- State and State meets. ' Brooks Owen, who set the record in low hurdles for North Louisiana, won first in both high and low hurdling, In the Tri-State he repeated his feat. He was one of the sprinters in the relay race which captured a first in North Louisiana, and a second at the Tri-State gathering. Tommy Zeagler spotted a first at the North Louisiana Rally. At Ruston, MacMath Givens plunged to second in the hundred yard dash, and to third in the two-twenty, at the Tri-State he, again, gleaned a third. Roland Brown, a member of the relay team, won second in the broad jump at the Ruston meet. The relay team, Tooms, Witt, Brown, and Owen, placed first in the North Louisiana fracas, and second at the Tri-State. Owens, Brown, Givens, and Witt, who journeyed to Baton Rouge, took a second and two fourths. ea .3 U' I NJ A E E EN - o ,.?ixf1- 4 i ,uri ,,,. . Y ,A 3 4 4 X2 N .9 . ,F Hi f 71, li Xia X lit ' Tennis Ouachita's tennis team has made a great showing the last three years at the North Louisiana and State Rallies. The team this year, Cyril Yancey, Alvah Learned, Hollis Venable, and John Strahan, drove balls across the net with accuracy. Cyril Yancey won the North Louisiana championship last year, he was nosed out this year after working his way to the semi-finals. Alvah Learned and Cyril make up the team of doubles. This couple wone the North Louisiana Rally for two years straight and placed in the State Rally. Hollis Venable and John Strahan are two valuable tennis players, although they do not play the game as well as Cyril and Alvah. The team played the Bolton High School team at Alexandria two weeks before the North Louisiana Rally and tied their opponents, both teams winning two matches. X ilk f L is 1, , 3 7 V S rl' s MP4-4,4-1,1-gi. 554 fi- , -..f, s,.1hi..J-4:.,,,' 1-aqc:.1s..Ln.5..a..5....., V. . , :.,M x P GE SEVENTY FIVE 5135, , -i.,L v ' , , fffA A ll if :lil I l ll: annnluu ,f QQ, Q l., Ill lv Q 1 'L - 7 l , 'Q , l '1 lull 4 'Ii' it ygfifil l!Jl!lll!lJN!!llshl IIIIIIJ-ll YTIHY: 'Hr J ri i viiild ,M 'YRS fu 1 ii c ivi'l u A 4 III ,Q- X X x XX IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR IMQEHIQIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII 191 N V ff' , 219s 'ls lk ' .- ' X S' .Wvi?T11'f. 115' - 1 .,, 5.1,-' . M, vgi lx W me my ll fl' - :'-'Q-,in i ' . iq A .4 ,, . V C-volley qdall Talitha Averett Jewel Hicks Ouida Bullock Evelyn Johnson Exie Campbell Slbyl Johnson, Capt. Lena Gaston Myrtis Kelly Elva Hammons Bernice McCrary Louise Henry Helva Ward The girls' bolley ball team, coached by Mr. Jack Hayes, went through their schedule this year with only one defeat to win the champion- ship of North Louisiana for the fourth consecutive time. Mr. Hayes, perhaps, has the most remarkable record of any coach in the State. For eight consecutive years he has produced champions. Scores O. P. H. S. 15 vs. Drew .. 13 O. P. H. S. 11 vs. Drew 15 O. P. H. S. 15 Vs. Drew .. . 6 O. P. H. S. 40 vs. Coushatta 24 O. P. H. S. 44 vs. Hall Summitt 32 O. P. H. S. 24 vs. Plain Dealing .. 21 Z, W! , QQLIZ ff Q Y' P 'J xoxwwif , X xx ,1 f 4 :Ji 1 , s Q- f ,,. ,f , , fffw I W3 1 4, f X 7 f lf W1 fff w 'r M 1 f '1 4? ,ff lf . VNU my WI f ' .,.,, 44' ,bf l L ,, MVK MZ 11 X!5f3fi1 Fc1lV Uuachlia Parish Public Library MONROE. LOUISIANA ,-Q. ,n iw 'QW wfmugvgw- ywmwg x --gffigwi w 'H 'www 1 M -'Q f ' x U Y g x y ig, M . Nr 54 2 Q i N. nw 32 fx ,. 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Then history was over and chemistry done, English was finished-most time for the fun. All faces began to light with big smiles, And parties were brewing-something new all the while: But all of a sudden I looked and beheld With a few it seemed that all was not welll Marvin Pipes seemed nervous, Lawson Quinn not at ease. Elizabeth Williams was striving more knowledge to sieze, Llllage Feazel was worried, Kitty Morrison very blue And camped in room 307 'most the whole day through. All seemed to wonder what next could be done To finish their algebra and get in the fun, Well, finally it.'s over. every exam is passed, You have struggled and labored and stuck to the last. Have you vexed us?-well slightly, and if all I must tell, You would be much the wiser if your minds had just held All the facts we expounded, planned with much care And repeated often enough to saturate the air. But most days have been pleasant, the troubles were few, And we'll cherish most memories connected with you. We now join together your praises to sing Anzvto you individually good wishes we bring: As our ways are now parting and from us you go To lands perhaps distant. we want you to know You are bearing the standard of Ole O. P. H. S., Do you love her? Then prove it. she expects your best. --Grace Carter. PAGI EIGHTY-T210 ff ' 17 '2 Z Nga, 7 ,. K Z fl, , ',., . f ,, vffi f r ' Qi .1 f 1 :IN f, 1.1 X ggpggnqg U0 0 1 ag QE W N , Q - ' 52 '?:'+i ff XXXQXX gli Y K. W DJJ LJDQL DW M .- MNWQZ ff' A 4 1 W ,. fl A X 1 I? ff X X W M K NN XXX 4 I ' T, X X K X f x 1 X f . 1 Q 1-ff: 'VFEEEESEL , 4, Wd' f -Q fi N XMAS 1 g . W X L' 'f J SN X K fu , X4 A '1 1 Eff? .I Q' 4 'V fx X Xxx c V, Afoswqpx rv- -rr 1- . 5.1 - go X X ,, ,S .X . sb Q N' '-yi? h w XXX I X 1kxwxx v, ,f ---I I--TK-If 4,. I M lg ,'jQ,-xX,,',w'i ! lllhllllllllllll ll llllll .ll Hllw' ' l lp Mill ia !j,E3 ,ff ' X 3 l ll lazgie' Q J vo - x. . 2' You You You You You You For 6EliUer sweep the halls, you dust the stairs, burn our notes and such affairs, fix the shadesg you sweep the floors c-latter past our open doors. rs is the humor section of our book, You cannot read, you can but look, T . . blessing' then, oh Oliver, your soft laugh is joy a-stir. G59 acuity v Dear Faculty, affectionate be And do not notice all you see. Be not so haughty and so cold Or you will surely be thought Hold. PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR , ,,,, , f 1 W A ff'Q2K,'7' fx rg Z 1 'al Y V Z l . ,tif , sit I t-,af u.m.nisc...W. ..m.1m..uL , .Q .,aa......gnz.i,.f1..v..4He..... Q A hailing' -u ' W ,.,,. , f b 415: .HQ :el- Z e, llei 5 -ll I I un- --nnulll X R. --X ' 'V ll ' l-I X7 I , I I 4 ,f x 'K . ll ,- if, X 5-, --Jhnllilnll-Illsiu -Illllihll !lIf'ffiJ,,:v my ilu X ,lx W Eli 1 ' , ' c ,, lu4'5 M IM X X X 58N ss iff 1 bb I X -Q x ' -ls' i . X, x ' 'I 'Vi ' 'l N ii r 5 'X XV I ,e ix sity '7 ,H wr- QSQVLZOI ahaha bet A Fred Amman, Valentine's descendent, On his handsome face, sometimes dependent To make hits with the lasses In all of his classes Wears raiment described as resplendent. B Red Grange of athletic renown. Has nothing on our Roland Brown. In baseball and track, And as football halfback He wears laurel leaves in his crown. C Dale Cobb says, Now listen, see here, I love them best when they're 'Severe' And as for a name For a beautiful dame, I think, 'Frances' a splendid 'dear'. D Billie Dykes's a neat, trim lass, A born coquette, A pretty pet. There's not a lad would let her pass Without saying, That ,qirl has class. E John Ebys-a likely lad, I-Ie's not so good and he's not so bad. He woos the ladies with spirit and vim. A lovable, likeable, lad is him, PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE Rm? T , fi - A-1 N e i, WFP i s Xt 'f H it X X fy i f N J I m In --if 'I 'Qg1'-i...QQ3:5g.j5Qi ' t 'Y . if In 1 llwviii Qkwl Ilaiulllilllnnln il lnilll .ll E.: 7 'lil l o N li uiligb J ii: Q '- 2' l l-if H' v, .. A F A giggle, a erin, and a wicked wink! Who could it be, but Harold Fink? Every one likes him That's easy to see. But what he adores, is a white Kit-tee. G Ilorothy Guerriero's hair has a curl. My Last Duchess never excelled Dot's blush Like apple blossoms in their first flu Boys quite often compliments hurl At such a winsome. pretty girl. H A rlillar, a dollar, a ten o'eloek scholar. He's late every mlayfwhat a shame! It gives us a shock That he ean't read a eloek Billy Herringfs the 1,:entleman's name. I Alice can draw almost anything A boyish face or roses in spring. For beauty's sake she diets each day, From milk and pudding she turns away. Of what nobler deed could anyone think Than art's sacrifice of meat and drink? .I fllilllt' down to our levels, Maude, For high have your averages flown. Come down to the rest of your class For you're at the top, alone. PAGE EIGHTY-SIX sh. ,f ,Z 'A I' V V!! CA f'V' L7 12 f f gf N' mf? s I if 'ln 'iv Z A i fi W X fig , 1, fy Mi lf, fa gs Y W HQ-lv-3r,JgAu,raqug-1-' .cm--.1 .--.5.r.- -- - - -l b --V-. -- e .. ,.., -,,.,,. v MX ff 0 IIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMDHIQELLQIIlllllllllllllllllllll SVR X it S we we XX ss X N all -i K Bunny Kennedy's a star quarterback He shoots toward goal like a rocket at night. He leaves his enemies quite out of sight. Like a sailboat this athlete can veer and tack, He moves like the gun's first crack. L Now Alvah- a Learned young scholar, Fares more for his books than for wearing' a collar. He reads all the time And he thinks it a crime To think about nothing but making: a dollar. M An athlete. he's one of the best, Quite different from all the rest, Raymond Masling s his name, And the reason's quite plain, He struts with a well-puffed-out chest. N There's a brown-eyed girl called JQAJO, So sweet and petite and just so-so, So round and rosy. Just like a posy. Joel Nichols, a b0au's delight, you know. 0 McVea Oliver, a real gcood scout, Is an boy the girls want to have about. With his red and fluffy hair, A smile that banishes all care. He's one it will be hard to do without. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN Y by . Qi ? Ili .. 4 it -YY-T 1 . ' ,i'1-W: milf ,1 11 ,W,,' i... , x l N , ,J- , 3 f J? ? 1 I Ill, All 'A Crit!! ,INV NN f W1 xx-'S , f 9 Ecnlvl ,M .rw g x em -K i Q- 1 'wigzgl 'p . . Q f pgs e e Xxx llll. 'l.v lull linluunl vb I I ,W ll AX X X rw O X Q 1 Mg? r 3 X X X X N f' f-, ,V 1 Q. xl X , - A I I I 4 i 'E . '1 In 1 -lJ.l.D-'IIJIIIID in -lllil .ll 'i 'Q 7 ,MU Qi ,. i ,f ku' -,, 1 4 - di' 3 ,J vm' lr Cleo Philips never makes much noise, For fear of disturbing: the boys. And since she always carries candy, The girls find her purse so very handy. Q T'aint no sin says Lawson Quinn, l-'ui' algebra to be kept in. To save his life, he'll never know Just where that X belongs to pro. R 'Tis true about Elma Rustin, Who never worries 'bout the dustin', But sings and plays from dark to dawn And laughs and smiles 'cause some girls yawn. She keeps the boys all hnpin', ti'ustin'. S l'ei'ey Sande-l's a solemn Cuss. l'nuld lie better. could be wuss. Says he's going to study law. So he'Il be a judge, like Paw. T Happy Tidwell's happy as happy van be. So let us he happy when Happy we see. For Happy brings happiness to a boy each day. Let's hope Happy's happy, forevere and a day. 3 ,A f 9 , f .f7!f, X f .ff f .H f, , xl jf X E r' fi ,, f l W ' il' Vi ! .. f- 'X , 1 . if 'f A L , . .1 rx ,Q i PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT - 4 1 -.,. . kQ f1 K ' 'G 7 ijt, ff. 2' fi i fig lUlC.'IB.vl!lll!- --nqannl1 X 'itffiwll . l yf an 'iff i I-Jlnlliuullnnun in --ll-I ll! ' ' if N P' ffm , -:1.' I l if NJ, 95' ill' slim i 1 ' wi g'. , t. 6 ilfbl NN . X S N ' L U There are no U's in our class And so to Y, you un-named lass, I dedicate with love this rime, And hope that U and I sometime Will . , . . etc .... etc .... etc. V Minor Van Dyke's got a high-sounding name. And the stars up above say he's slated for fame. He knows more in a minute than you'd ever guess. He puts on the clog: for the world to impress. VV Our Twinseys are Foster and Will, They're peppy don't ever stay still. Their mother and dad and their Aunt Sadie, too, Think they are the berries!-do you? Y Cyril Yancey! Fancy! Fancy! IJoesn't smoke and doesn't dansey. Says he will like Daddy be, A lwally Doctor! Hel he! he! Z Zieg, Zieg, Ziegler is the gfirl With whom it's fun to dance, to whirl, To caper 'round the town, to sing, To laugh, to tease, to take a fling, To tell just everything. PAGE EIGHTY-NINE .1 Sli X 'fx lip? X. A - X ' x g CL Ni l '- . .4.....z- Q . l . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR AMER!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3 M itll J 4. - X . derclassmen w ho X WM llll. l. I'l--I1 -nlulnnl . ll 'X Y I NX XS 11 AN' I' ' I Twmxifyi K JI :I 5 E ii J ll .Ii l W l Jil lg m' 1 .4 -N. M Hi' jqilf . VA I Mal ' ,jun io rs Dear little Juniors, it is rude To growl and grumble at your food, Do learn this lesson, we implore, And you will surely grow some more. . if law 1, til 1, i. VI it ' VMJ. Nfl H T up 'f it my T t .f. , W fig in it .lg rel .t 'til . U. fill' . 'E L V Y I I ll ,lil 3 jx CSoplzmores .ul 4., If . it .V . N . 1 X . W I' ' 1 f ' e W 1 Dear little Sophomores, please he good wig' fl N, V VY lmnzsw E f fl And mind your mothers as you should. lun 'I Y' gg With pleasant faces, forsake your play, qfffjufi LM itiixfffvm l, ki..1iwvM1A When sent to take a nap each day. ' NLTWV' ,af .jf4, T' KQJF--N ,,,, I P , Fil, Zin is i :il Tahqgioo wif? ,gi7fLi ?. 5. Y i..v,,Uy if 3 ' :Tiff 4-5 :ll 1. ' f 2,1umw1wf1'1r'llle f-N Q 'Mu' ri 3? A - 1' 1 i i qoreslzmen. Dear little Freshmen, let us entreat Pray :lo not storm und rage with wrath When you are told to take a bath. PAGENINETY ' That you will keep quite clean and sweet. , f .gy , . , .,, f QU- ' .M . ,, :QL i 'wx llfflf ff 'G ,. W Q, ,M :Ly X IIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREMHEEIIIIIII llllllllllllll 4 . ,Q rf Qrtfizfifies Some can enrol like an lll0C'i'iil'f'4 bird A, . Snme can twist ai quite uuflueiuus wiml. Some can chat so holdly, u la' Frzxnmxis. Anil some devour Latin 4-very clay. Sonie can bake ax nuke, er make zi pretty dress, Activities ure seasoning: to lessons quite endless. 1 K tw 5 XR X it i X SX! l is YI'-Fi XX xt X I x aAGE NINETY-ONE 1 ii S f 7 flvtl RX' 'QB I 7 J I Nkiyi I f ' X , ' , 715 5, 'Fin 5 ' -it I .e.V ,,.,L,.,, , '32, 3.443 if 'A ty' 14525155 ' M ii 713 if iii N 13: Qi' f - f Q!'f'iiYii xx x X , X 55, ptgxlix -'Ya ng !l!l. !. l' ll!1 II- ll!! X 1 I . Q 3 1 X l ' I I Ili' r I , I h 5 Q h I h - . W U ms V ' x 'Y . '1 ll 1 L I y X 1 q ' ' --a.l..-lJlH-I-:-- null!! ' W E 1 ' 1 , , - 11'2fTxA:zf' 5s5 5? up HW Nf. W -ll 5 X V l u! J C3300 rts Ponchos Hartman and Rush Quite often should blush, For taking praise for coaching buys VVhu kick, and jump, and make such lllilit' Victory L'0l1l1:'S, as everyone knuws, When '1'0ug'hie's whoops drown out the foes. 7 a j N f KX 5 if jx, ffmdaxf. K X '- ss M 'f , 1,47 X - K ' K 'Vfgxgg -- ,.- X' 'O .. K - ,f -- ff f Vf, - ' fzvf Zh. , 4,,.,ff , J , !,f,,,1 1 'xx -4 Q PAGE NWNETY-VWO fm Z ff 7' f ,ya ul n M 19 L A Nlffgwi-E ,xff r. XX fl ',, 1,Ja. JJ, 'N -fn ,MA ! . f X Q -nnl.'pl. l!l::ul -1:nun:l'I -:JI-lllh-JI-II! in HHIIHI Ill ffIf'f'4' !g,,:f KIW- lk f o , X i of U: 1' t ant W M pin' :rf NX. 5 5 Xxx X: nl 1 7 x x 4 Af. :- .- -f ., ll ' x I' x, f V, , l m . 1 L X' ' ,,, -J - X 'Q 1:Q'i?s- ' V Q? 1 Na weethearts Just one can be the prettiest girl, With lashes long that curve and curl. And one, alone, the handsome boy, With nose just right and eyes like joy. Sweethearts may quarrel, laugh, or dance all night They're never lonesome, two must fight. And so we choose to play in two's3 Let single beauties crash the news. PAGE NINETY-THREE , 5 IIT' - , .5-,A X . XX fm K -ull.'llQVl1 --ug -In nn:- Y is ' 5 IllllllllllIIIlllllIllREMIQEMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII XF! nnahnlllh-Jlguuuahl uunnnnslll :W ill s' - X. Z , N54 17 X I EW X 'H 1 Z AAF R N L W GEN NET FO ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREBER?EHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII f MISS RUTH MELZIAN qaculty Adviser P ca ..zg.4nlfa.n..... ...S.,..m.m.afLm ....u..M.ud.. GSO he staff of the ROARER appreciate the generosity of the firms who responded to the requests of the advertising solicitor. As an expression of gratitude the staff members are dedicating the last pages of the book to the business men who made possible this book G56 ,- L IT I ' ,'?, V-1 rdf VM JK-J 5 ES T EI C SS 8 TH I S J. . W Q Ll Q3 ist -N 'Q M v L Y I E 51 z 7? -- K 51 D N., -- l H. H. LANI TH . SMI ite' 3 1 .,a,,.,k QQ FET,-if 4. S-'Wg PARISH JUNIOR COLLEGE OUACI-IITA MONROE, LOUISIANA iw' M2 Qompliments of BRQVVN PAPER MILL iQI' m 'M1L5 Stovall Drilling Company Incorporated qprilling Gontracto rs Telephone 858 611-615 Bernhardt Building Nlonroe, La. W. J. RILEY Qlumbing auf? gfeating Gontractor 805 South Grand Street P. O. Box 322 Phone 2889 MONROE, LOUISIANA Why, my dear man, I wouldn't cash a check for my own brother! Well, you know your family better than I do! Q i 'k Kitty: Haven't I always been fair to you ? Harold: Yes, but I want you to be fair and warmer. Compliments of Sheri S qkpartment I MILTON COVERDALE, Sheriff i The Palmer Corporation of Louisiana United Gas Public Service Company State Line Oil and Gas Company l I Gompliments of Cllnits of United Gas System Miss Mabel Lann: Do you think you can handle the English language ? Mac Givens: My knowledge of the English language has always been my greatest asset. Miss Lann: Good, take this dictionary upstairs. ' Q ir -nf Alvah Learned: Shelby certainly has a large vocabulary. Roland Brown: Yes, I've often told him he should take more exercise Compliments of x X x sw -as e www- aff s swam PHONE 2047 'l X 'l 245 so. GRAND sr. HOME OF ATWATER- KENT DAD I O MONROE LOUISIANA 1 1 1 5, 51- 5 .l mt' . , , , Or u f X ,K V - . A - 'g ' rf - - ' - ', -1, -J V , l 1 Compliments o Your Gas Compan Natural Gas Company, Inc Mom-oe, Louisiana , x Helen s Beau Helen has a little lamp, It is trained well, no doubt, For every night Helen's beau comes, The little lamp goes out. ull I vjllfill i u ,Hp v r , I ,xl ff' i of -flliiii' x'- ' , -F Compliments of Q Quachita ational Bank of Mont-oe, Louisiana Grade School- .Iunior Hi- Hi School- College- Tllefl TLC School of BUSIIICSS We are nearly a quarter century ahead of you- and our years of experience are at your service. Central Savings Bank 81 rust Co. MONROE AND WEST MONROE Commercial Banking - Savings - Safe Deposit - Trust Lallage Feazel: All I have done today is read 'Comedy of Errors'. Shelby Calhoun: Say, what magazine is that in? I have been Wanting to read good short story? i -k 'A' Dot. Guerriero: What makes you think your love is so flaming? Alice Daimwood: Why, I have a match for any boy I meet. 3 For Present and Future Consideration MONRO E STEASM LAUNDRY An Institution for the Care of Fabrics Laundry Dry Cleaning Dyeing Pleating Button Covering Hat Rexmovatixis Rug Cleaning Established 1895 Phones 102 103 CGVLLS LS a 9Vew ra We are looking into our stocks to see that they are complete and fashion rlght We are checking up on salespeople to see that they sell both lntelllgently and courteously on our advertlslng to see that It IS made as helpful as possible on department locations and arrangements to see that they afford the greatest shopplng comfort and convenience AND we expect this check up to be reflected ln a more efflclent store service for YOU F Solomon Gentlemen prefer blonds Henry Eighth Keep your head kid Ponce de Leon Im sorry I haxe no more Florida Real Estate to give my country Jonah You cant keep a good man down Helen of Troy So this is Paris Noah It floats Queen Elizabeth Cto Raleigh!- Keep your shirt on. Compliments of Gity of jbfonroe A A ARNOLD BERNSTEIN Mayor D. A. BREARD Commissioner of Finance and Public Utilities WILL ATKINSON Commissioner of Streets and Parks I 2 QBest qflyishes frflwl The Quachita Parish High School Parent-Teacliers Association John: What does the word 'furlough' meanl Charles: It's a mule. John: Why do you say that? Charles: Well, I saw u picture of a soldier on one, and it said, 'Going Home on His Furlou,f:h'. STRAIGHT OUT Ile-SIARD STREET TWENTY BLOCKS FROM THE RIVER MONROE I TERNATIONA COMPANY INC. STRAIGHT OUT DeSIARD STREET TWENTY BLOCKS FROM THE RIVER I-. I Gompliments of Parlor City LuInber'1Company, Inc. , C-Special jmllwork ?Building jffaterial We offer. for your inspection the millwork furnished by us, all of which was made in our plant in Monroe, used in the Parish High School Auditorium. . . We are also furnishing the millwork and lumber for the new Ouachita Parish Junior College ' Cyril: So you really think you know more than Miss Pennington? Alvah: Yes, because it was only yesterday she told me it was impossible to teach me anything. 41 if af I We know a deaf and dumb man who always turns out the lights when his wife begins to bawl him out. W. C. WSALLEY eneral qhcilding Contractor Telephone 1415 511 Ouachita National Bank Building Monroe, Louisiana Bri TWIN CITY GRAVEL CGMPANY CONCRETE AND GRAVEL ROAD MATERIAL TRUCK DELIVERY WASHED GRAVEL - PEA GRAVEY - ROOFING GRAVEL ROAD GRAVEL - SHARP SAND - MASON, PLASTER AND CONCERETE SAND MONROE, LOUISIANA Phone 3447 Inez: She told me you told her that secret I told you not to tell her. Ruby: The mean thing! I told her not to tell you that I had told her. Inez: I promised not to tell you she told me, so don't tell her I did. We Are Always Glad to Serve You CENTRAL SERVICE AND Qltrrle S 011 Gln Sherrouse Statlons Monroe, Loulsxana Mlss Pennington Name the thlrteen colonle McVea McVea Shall I name them ln order or sklp around? Miss Pennmgton Youd better Slt stlll Any EQOA On anv subJect, obtalnable anywhere, wlll be supplled promptly or price gladly quoted by THE H R HUNTTING C0 'r Q C Q - ' , u - - , 11 . S, . . u - - , u . , . ' ' . ax n f - n ., n a Q A v I CORNELL 81 COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS all TAX CONSULTANTS Ouachita National Bank Building Monroe,-Louisiana Audrey Humble: How come those freckles on your face? Katie Harper: I slept in the shade of a screen door. 1 ir if ' Ruby Benoit: Where is your chivalry? Huel Spence: I turned it in on a Buick. Welcome, Graduates Make our Store Your Headquarters S7 We are better prepared than ever to serve you SUCCESS Thomas A. Edison gives as his formula for success, ambition plus a willing- ness to work. A lasting influence on the path to success is the home. To make it more comfort- !! able and more charming is our aim nd leasure. FINK THE TAILOR e P We Make 'Em Here Monroe Furniture 334 DeSiard . Phone 1144 Company . , , 1 Proverbs An onion a day keeps the girls away. Do unto thy examination paper as thy neighbor doeth unto his. Don't attend classes--absence makes the heart grow fonder. The Peoples Homestead OI Savings Association Monroe ,s Largest Institutioru Offers the young man or woman a savings plan that will enable them to ,attain a worthy goal in life. We have not paid less than 71527 - for the past TW EN TY years. 400 DeSiard Street Monroe, Louisiana MONROE. LOUIS Guachim Parish Public Lilirq P - .' 5 '.' 1- u-,-,fr P. A. POAG L. P, LANDRY W. C. FEAZEL OILDSMOBIIIE Already Qroven qlependable Let Us Prove Outstanding Value By a Demonstration Twin City Motor Company Phone 2588 Monroe La. 412 Mlalnut Miss Pennington: Do you understand thi ? Byron: Yes ma am. Miss Pennington: Then f c urse the rest f th clas oes. 0 O 7 ll S Y! H o o , 0 e s d i' 'A' i' Miss Fry: Well, why are you late this morning, Happy? Happy: Why uh, why uh, school began before I got here. In Appreciation of the patronage of the students and faculty of the Ouachita Parish High School S7 Compliments of James A. Noe BOOKS AND STATIONERY SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES S7 Ferd Levi Stationery Co 101 DeSlard Corner Walnut PHONE 208 Compliments of C G Wall REALTOR , - .--Q. J. C. PENNY CO. FAULK BROTHERS Incorporated 5 THE HOME OF VALUES FANCY GROCERS K. C. MEATS sf? Phones 896 - 897 5. We are for O. P. H. S. In Every Way IN-tv liomlwmi I have .i aolel oi soiiivthing 1 my hm-sul. I'vlv llzlsliuryi HIIIHIOIIIPIUKIII. fi tolil. Ifulix: l'm going, ts l'lzirissz1: How'f I 4-lix: I'm going: to put 'II' zinil 'I' closer tom-tlivi'. COLLENSI Drug Stores are conducted to serve you with the best of Drugs. Chemicals, Toilet Articles. Stationery. Kodaks, Soda Water, and many other items. They are located in all parts of the city. 5. E. JACK SELIG lnrorporntod SMART CLOTH ES CORRECT FURNISHINGS l or Thi- Young: Mun Who Cairo EX1'LI'SlVE Ac:r:Nm'Y roi: SPALDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT V Comvliments Perry Lime and Cement Standard Office Supply C0mDaHy Company I Everything for the School I Dealers In Building Materials and Supplies PHONE 218 Wm. S. Patton, Manager 1'Iunicc-: A'You ilunru divinc15. l 511.11115 tool the floor. Nzilrlziz 1 do not doubt it: th't 'hx' ix' foot are so Q' Johnnw: Mau ought to Iw woml III gn-om0t1'y. l'h:irI1-st Why Johnnie: 'hour hm-1141 is hoth plane and Yllllli. Compliments of HolloWay's Pharmacy 'AThe Students' Drug Store Phone 3712 Oak and St. John The Chevrolet of 15131 sends best wishes to The Class of 19231 , .15 1 1 CHEVROLET f -1,174 331 Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Company, Inc. Sales Office Phone 23-1-1 105 N. Fourth Compliments of Compliments of Jllilnnvne Jlillnrning mnrlh C0RRY'DAVIS Funeral Home and ,HH untrue ,Neius-Sian: AMBULANCE SERVICE Lady Attendant Phone Phone 2020 2021 Boyd Grant: Jack Clampit has the disposition of a mule. Charles Cason: Then you had better not talk about him behind his back. 'A' t 1 Katie Harper: I've just given birth to a wonderful idea! Fred Fudickar Csympatheticallylz Gee! How you must have suffered. PETERS FURNITURE COMPANY Mortuary DAY or NIGHT Ambulance Phone 77 Phone 76 FOR THE PAST SIXTEEN YEARS SATISFACTORY BANKING SERVICE has been furnished OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOLS by the WEST MONROE STATE BANK its OFFICIAL DEPos1'roRY This bank solicits the accounts of the Teachers, Pupils, and Patrons of Ouachita Parish Schools. Compliments U IO GIL MILL West Monroe, Iza. C. W. Wallace, Manager Nalda: I told him if he didn't leave my girl alone I would knock him flatter than a duck's instep. Roland: I bet he ran. Nalda: He did, but he never caught me. ' i' 'k 'A' Miss Melzian: Where do you seem to be having trouble with your sonnet? Harold Hunt: With the first fourteen lines. Compliments of Compliments of R. H. Oliver, Jr. W. C. Feazel Dot Guerriero: He's all the world to me. What do you suggest that I do? Aubrey Humble: See more of the World, my dear. if -n Q John Eby: Do you know, I've never been kissed ? Noelee Currie: Boasting or begging? 'k i' 'k Byron: Latest reports say lipstick is now being flavored with fruit. Will: 0h! now I understand what Foster meant when he said Miriam gave him the raspberry the other night. EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED Sheffield Radiator Shop W. J. Sheffield, Prop. RADIATORS, FENDERS AND BODIES REPAIRED CLEANING AND FLUSHING Between River Bridges 103 South River Front West Monroe, La. Compliments of Compliments J Monroe' Refrigerating JUNGLE STORES 9 GENERAL MOTORS Company, Inc. SEVEN STORES FRIGIDAIRE for your convenience S' There is One Near You Monroe, La. We Always Thank You 220 S. Grand Phone 2364 Well, I just sold that new encyclopedia to 'Maude Jarmon. Why, I thought she already knew more than any encyclopedia. Yes, she admitted that, but said she would get a thrill going through it and picking out all the errors. Compliments Zlilnmer Sharpe, Zinn Mrs. A. Arent and Mrs. D. I. Hirsch Wood Brothers CLEANERS and DYERS 103-105 COUTOU Street Florist Telegraph Delivery Members West Monroe Phone 1937 104 N. Third Phones 479-565 'AA Pleasure To Serve You Mr. Rush: Define parallel lines. Maude Warner: Parallel lines are the same distance all the way and do not meet unless you band them. C0 'P'ime tA Industrial Loan Co., Inc. Shoppe 138 South Grand Street 117 DeSiard Phone 2000 Johnnie Smith Elbert CHARACTER LOANS UP TO 5300.00 and - 202 DeSiard Phone 64 c l'ompliments of F. T. Smith Service Brownlee Trailer and Station Incorporated TIRE SERVICE West Mon roe, La. I 'l'R.-XILERS TRUCK BODIES 201 S. Sixth St. Phone Manufacturing Co. I I GAS' OIL VVarclen: VVhatl lt's against your religion to split rocks? Prisoner: Yes, what the Lord hath joined together, let no man put asunde-r. Brook Mays and Co. The Real Piano House for Monroe and its Trilmutaries 1224 South Grand Capitol Theatre A l'ulxlix Theatre Always a Good Show The Best For Less Miss Pennington: Now, what makes the Tower of Pisa lean? Coniplinients of FLUFFY WHITE FLOUR T. M. Simonton Grain Co. IPISTRIHIITORS We-st Monroe, La. Phone 288 Foiiipliiiieiits of 119 l'leSiarcl St. Billy Sullivan: I clon't know. If l Llid, l'd try some myself. When vou wonder whv the annual isn't running some new 'okes for a chan fe, 'ust . . is niexnlwer that the faculty objects to fI'1'bll ones. 1 w if Look here. l ask you for the last time for that five-Llollai'-luill you owe ine. Thank groomlnessl That is the emi of that silly question. 7-0-7 Tire Service lflowfis ln Tilegi iph Amxshuc lnioipoi itul x Plow 501 Harrison 2318 lleSia Phone TOT Phone I ' x I it Huis IM-Sia' one f'o1nplinients of ' ' 'z 1 Say it with ' 'ers rd sag it V' h lililb 101 lil l'h Monroe Machine, Boiler Watson 3, Aven of 31 Il'0H W0l'kS Louisiana, Inc. J. V. Kennedy, Manager MACHINE AND BOILER Home of REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ANGELENE ICE CREAM N' ht Ph P18305 'gone lg 1554 one Phone 536 A Phone 537 810 South Grand Street 409 South Grand Hazel Mae King: I had a date with a professional mind-reader once Anita Walters: How did he enjoy his vacation? For Up'T0'Thte'Minute Meet Your Friends at WEARING APPAREL from head to foot DeWeese Drug Store Th W , Phone 851 e qman S op Bernhardt Building Exclusive for Women Miss Gladys' Latham: What were Lord Chesterfie1d's most 'famous words? Percy Sandel: They satisfy. Q if if if Mrs. Moffett fhaving club sing part of the scalejc Yes, but you left 'mi' out! ' Compliments of Wise Shoe Co. Phone 500- 320 DeSiard Street Frank Varino Co., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 1130 200 Commerce West Monroe, La. Shelby: I came near selling my shoes today. Louis: How's that? Shelby: I had 'em half soled. 'Flowers Whisper What Words Can Never Say. That her joy may be matched with the beauty and fragrance of the blossoms chosen, we ask you to let us help you select your flowers. p Virginia Flower Shop - Phone 1171 Compliments of Bell's Flower Shop FLOWERS For Graduation Phone 1033 500 S. Grand , .5 1 ', all-tii hif Capitol Theater B .- -.. Tm- .,.3, -I mu ..f. i 1 ldg. Phone 1928 The Popular Store On the Convenient Corner DeLoach Cleaners Phone 4270 124 Cotton St., W. Monroe Morgan 8 Llndsey CASH and CARRY From 11 to 2 01' Twenty-five Cents DELIVERY The School Kid's Friend Mr. Hayes: UWho invented the radio, Charles? Charles Cason: Paul Revere. He broadcasted with one plug. Eat Special Attention to High School AUNT BETTY BREAD Students PERFECTTON CAKE PLATE LUNCH SANDWICHES, COFFEE, CANDY ,Made BY, Russell's Cafe Co. 108 N. Second R. R. Russell, Mgr. Happy Tidwell: Can you drive with one hand? Billy Herring' lanxiouslyl: Yes, indeed. Happy Tidwell: Then pick up my glove, please. The Bluebird Compliments of GOOD THINGS TO EAT J oe Hanna End of Traffic Bridge AWest Monroe ASSESSOR 0. B. Morton: Can you keep a secret. McVea'? McVea Oliver: Mum's the word. O. B. Morton: 1 need five bucks, right away. McVea Oliver: Have no fear-it is as if I had heard nothing. -Credit? Of Course! ' ' 'mph t OSS 03 es Your Promise to Pay is Good with Q armaclb S, muu1.w Phoenix Drug Co., Inc. 348 DeSiard Phone 127 A .......i.:.,.n...a ....,'iLi..1 ..,,., ..,5. q uw Collens 8z Thompson, Inc. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Superior Soda Service- -Tasty Toasted Sandwiches Prescriptions, Imported Perfumes Norris, Pangburn's and Elmer's Candies Phones 3496 - 1115 Hotel Virginia Compliments of North Side Grocery L. R. POWERS, Manager Mary Jeanette: A sculptor dies :i horrible death. Anita: Why '? Mary Jeanette: He makes faces and busts. Monroe Milk Station GRADE A Pasteurized Milk and Cream Blue Ribbon Butter Cottage Cheese 114 Catalpa si. Phone 670 Compliments of Ouachita Cigar 8z Tobacco Co. Joel Nichols: I'd like a pencil. Byron Breard: Hard or soft? Perry Business Schools Incorporated S, Compliments of STANDARD COMMERCIAL D Julius Sr Son COURSES EXPERT TAILORS S7 2-iiilz IleSiard St. Monroe, La. Joel Nichols: Well, it's for writing a love letter. Bunny Kennedy: What is? Ivy Mt-Donald: Playing with dice. Ivy McDonald: It's a terribly shaky busines. Iron Mountain Bakery Compliments of Incorporated . Don't Say Bread-Say I ,,.. C 99 fy . ' q91NcrA '1' Monroe, LOUISIHUH The Agency of Service ' X J 1 grijjfin Qstudzo was established in Monroe sixteen years ago, and is keeping pace with the city by maintaining one oi the hm-:st equipped photographic establishments in the State. Our work speaks for itself. in this issue of the Roar-er ......--. P F 1 I Ouachita Parish Public LH5ral7 uounoe. wuasmua I!!- Ew ut-Uni EAW-in mtg,-MY! 1-. -r7 'Q f- '.-' - - . ' , N f-1.1 N 3 M V -is Zwjp. J H , ,' f ,'. ,id M. ,, . T i ,. l , A. , 5, .rg . 4 ' ' I N :, 'ff il' Q- Z - - ,, .. ' wa.,',:?:Ji E ,I 5 V I 4. 5. 3 ,. rw . ,. 3,5 EWHQZXE ri g,,r2f,, Fth i is T fl ELL E-fl-.giui wa I b. .vel - 1 ea . A-, N f 1, '
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