Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1934 volume:

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STARK JENNEVIEVE STREETMAN HARRY STRON KATIE STROTHER JAMES RUSSELL TAYLOR MARIE MOISE TAYLOR RUTH JUANITA THOMAS LEE THOMPSON MARIE THOMPSON MARY ALTA TRECHEL ELIZABETH IZAL TRECHEL H' TI954C eniozfs JOYCE THOMPSON HULDA TILLMAN ELEANOR B. TREW X I MILDRED TRICHEL BELVA WARD JOHN ALEXANDER emo Vs We ROARER ELLA MAE TRUETT WILLARD WALDROUP HAZEL MAURICE WALL HELEN JOY WALLACE BARRIER MAE WALSWORTI-I JANE WARREN LILAH GRACE WEBB WEIR JAMES CLAY WHITE NORRIS E. WHITE GEORGIA WHITEI-IEAD ANNIE WILLIAMS CLARA WILLIAMS BEN CHANDLER JORD HAMM EDNA WILLIAMS SCREVEN WILLIAMSON FRED L. WORKMAN THOMAS L. WRENN GEORGIE WRIGHT J IMMIE WYATT LMI 1954 ML eniozfs J. R. HUMPHRIES MARIE WINKLER EFTON WRIGHT 3 HELEN YoUNGBLooD FRED BURT JOHN LILES ZIHIIIIQI' Qstudents 'J CLASS coLoRs: Lavendar and Pink ARTHUR GRANT FRANK HORTON ALMA DELL MCKEE HELEN MARGARET MOORE LUCILLE MOORE AGNES SOLOMON CLASS MOTTO: It pays to do a little more than seems necessary. CLASS OFFICERS President Clifford Johnson Vice-President Harry Stron Secretary Georgie Wright Treasurer Avonia Gerald Reporter Edna Arnold We ROARER 1954 : B- fQ C'-Cll1f98VCZ61SSIflZ8l1 Cgzuziors Qsoplzoznores qlfeslzzzzcezz . . Cfuzzior gfigfz Qsfrlzoof 'Q- El E! 35 Z5 6612811 lze went to az cert wise man and asked if it were possible fn' Z1 man In sfny ffm nmnsler. gfe said, It is possible, but f1ifflTIllf.:: The RGARER CARTER ACKEL HELEN A SELBY ASXVELL PAULINE RICHARD BATTEN JAMES BENTON WILLIAM BOWLES JULIA BROOKS ROBERT CLEO CHAMBERS ROBERT COLSON unio rs We ROARER DAMS MARY ALEXANDER SYDNEY ALEXANDER FLORA ANDERSON PAUL ARNOLD ATCHISON ISAAC ATKINSON FRED BAKER AUDREY BANKS FLOYA BATES ELIZABETH BELL LAWRENCE BELL HELEN BENOIT VVAYNE BENSON POLLY BENSON BERNARD BERRY MARY LEE BINGHAM WILLIE BLACK HEADLEY BOUDREAUX ILO JANE BOYD RAY BRADY T. L, BRAWNER JOHN BREARD DOT BREESE J. D. BREWTON BROWNING ASA BELLE CASH WILLIE MAY CASH PAULINE CASTLETON ALFRED CAUSEY HENRY CLAMPIT MAURENE COBB EARL COBB RUBY COBB POLLY COLE ANNA LOUISE CONNELLY FRED COON HAZEL COOLEY IVIARY PINDELL CORDELL MAYBELLE COWAN JAMES CROTWELL LORECE CRONVSON OPAL DAVIS MARY FRANCES DeLAND IRMA DEROSSETT HERBERT DILL MARGIE DIXON KENNETH DUNN J. B. DYKES VIRGINIA EASTERLING EARSEL ELMORE JOSEPHINE EMBANATO JUANITA FOLMAR EVELYN FINKLEA ELPHO FREEMAN VIVIAN FLUITT ROY GATES CATHERINE FLUITT BILLY GANNAXVAY ANNA FRANCES GERALD CLIFTON GILLILAND CORDIE GRIGGS ROBERT GREEN CHARLEY GODFREY HERBERT GOVVINS BAILEY GRANT syffvf FF f 941 0 ODELL GRIGGS MAVIS HARP PEGGY HARPER PAULINE GUNTHER SARA GUY HILDA ANN HAIR L. T. HARPER MELVIN HEAD EVELYN HEAD ADELAIDE HARRIS LORRAINE HARRISON JOE HAYNES EDITH HENDRIX SHIRLEY HENRY MARIE HOLLOWAY BILL HOLLOXVAY CECIL HILL VVALTER LEE HILL CLEOLA HUDSON GLADYS HUGHES EDXVARD IKERD FLUITT HUNDLEY CLOTILE HUMPHRIES EUGENIA JARMON LUCILLE JOHNSON AVYNELLE KEENE ALMA KEITH BEO JOHNSON LUTHER JONES AVA JOINER DAVVSON KENNEDY MARGUERITE KING VV. C. KINSTLEY LYDIA KIDD MYRTLE KILLIAN EARL KING BILLY KNAPP VVENDELL LOLLEY ALVIN LEBLANC JESSICA LATHAM TERRY LLAGRONE EVELYN LEDBETTER ROYLEA LINER JEANETTE LOVE VVILLIE MAE LOVE LOIS LUCAS 1954 3 IfLVLiOVS KATHERINE MCGOXVEN BILL MC XVINNIFRED MARONEY KATIE MAE MIANO L. W. 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SPRUELL MARGARET SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH KATHERINE SMITH ROBERT STAPLES BILLY STOUGH TRUIXIAN STAPLES JOY STEGALL ERNESTINE STONE ALBERT STROZIER ELVIE SULLIVAN MATTIE SWAYZE LaRUE SULLIVAN KATHERINE SUMMERS MABEL SXVAYZE BESSIE TARVER CHARLES TAYLOR LOUISE THURMAN CHRISTINE TAUNTON FRANK THOMAS JACK THOMPSON BILLY TRIMBLE MONROE TRILIBLE LOIS VVARLICK ELLA MAE TISDALE BEATRICE VVALKER AUBREY VVALLACE MILDRED VVEAVER EDITH VVEIR ARLO XVHITLOCK RAYMOND XVEST JOHN VJHEATLEY VERNON XVI-IITING HELEN XVILHITE LAYTON XVILKS MARY XVINN JUSTINE VVILSON HERMAN VVILLIAMS RUFUS XX ILLIAMS CHRISTINE XVITT DOROTHY XVOODS HOMER HARPER LENA XVRIGHT ROY YOUNGBLOOIJ NORMA ZEAGLER EDNA RAGLAND BURNON STEXYART BETH JONES MYRTLE VICK FRENCHIE EDWARDS Lmiors KIARY ADAMS NELLIE JOE AD ESTER AULDS VELMA BA MAR JAMES BATES OMAH BATSON MELVIN B MAX BIRD ALTON BRANCH DOROTHY BURKE JOE BUTLER MARJCRIE CALHOUN JOHN CARDOZIER JOE BILLY CHAPPEL LENA CLARENCE COOLEY SELMA COOLEY HAROLD ! 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LEE COLEMAN VVATSON COLEMAN JOY CALVIN COVER DALE HAROLD CRAYEN ELMER CRAXVFORD MAUDE CRENSHAVV GERALDINE CROSBY CULVER HAZEL CURIMINS OPAL CURRY HETA DAVIDSON BONNIE DAVIS MORA DAVIS MARIE CARL DENNIS CHARL GERALDINI-T D ANNIE JONNIE EDVVA GORDETTE EGGLESTON T EDNA FAUST DONAL BEATRICE FLYNN FRANCES FOVVLER HARVEY FRENCH ANNE GANNAVVAY JUNE GOLSON MARY GREER EDWARD HALL VIRGINIA HARE TINY HARRIS C NEEI. HAR VEY LIBBY CHRISTINE HENRY THOMAS HOLDEN 9 1954 Qgophomozfes DAY I MARY DAY MABEL DeBLIEUX CHESTER DECUIR MILDRED DeLASALLE J. W. DEMOSS ES DENNIS MARY ANN DIXON LAWRENCE DONNELLY PRISCILLA DOWDY VERA DOWDY PEARL DOZIER UMAS LAURIE DUNN PHIL DUNNING F, C. EASON RICHARD B. EASON J. VV. EAST EUGENE EBY RDS HELMA ELKINS EVELYN ELLERBE OPAL ELMORE KENNETH ERVIN ANGELINE FALLETTA D M. FAUCETT OLA INIAE FAYSON VIOLET FEAZELL HARRY FINKIE EDNA FLANAGAN HAZEL FLEMING MARIE FRYE HOPE FUTCH JOHN BENNETT FUDICKAR J BILL GATTIS H. B GRAHAM RUBY LEE GOSSETT JOHNNIE ELLEN GREEN HARVEY GREGG JACK HACKLEY LESLIE HAMM RIURIEL HALEY XVADDELI.. HAMILTON MARTHA HAMILTON FLOREDE HANIFY OLENE HART MYRTLE HART NANNIE HART ROSALEA HART GEORGE HATTAKYAY HAYNES EDXVARD HEAD TRAKIS HEAD ANNIE MAE HEARN MARY HENNEN ALINE HENRY JACK HOLLINGSVK ORTH MILDRED HONEYCUTT LOUISE HOXVELL DOROTHY HUDNELL ELBERT HUDSON ESTHER HUDSON XIARIE HUDSON CHARLES HULL ARLINGTON JACKSON BILLY JACKSON DELLE JARVIS FRANCES JEANSONNE THOMAS JEFFERSON EARI. JENKINS HAZEL JENKINS MILDRED JOHNSON ELIZABETH JOINER HAZEL JOINER FLORENCE JOSEY HORACE JOXVERS STELLA JOVVERS VVILLIE KELLEY ETHELYN KENNEDY MARIE KENT RAYMOND KILPATRICK DOROTHY KING FAITH KNAPP EDVVARD KOSNOG ROGER LARSEN HUBERT LASTER LILLIAN LEE JESSIE LINDER AMY LOGAN GUY LOGAN . LOVVREY NATALIE LUSK GLADYS MCCLAIN JOE MCCORMICK TRUMAN MCCRAE ELMER MCCURRY RUTH MCENERY J. P. MCKNIGHT JANIE MCLEMORE LEON MCMULLEN TED MAI-IR DOYLE MARTIN J. T. 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Jones Williard Kelley Rosena Danna Vergie Mae Duty Willie Dyer Dorma Lee Emigh Mannette Ethridge Paul Raymond Fox William Frith Eileen Farris Lillian Fay Myrtle Franklin Elsie Garland Lionel Green Mae Hart Billy Heard Gaynell Hennigan Jeanette Hession Martha Hulog Russell Jordan Alice Jeter Doyle Martin Darline Moore O. S. Phillips Tom Rachell Mary Alice Roane Bruce Rollinson Alvis Shelby Wilson Smith fSOfIllUll1Ul'l?S W. M. Kepner Lila Grace Kendall Helen McGill Marvin Lewis Marguerite Moore Helen Myers Vance Overton Madeline Pankey Adam Priou Don Prophit Zena Rabun Thelma Reeves Shirley Reneau 11111811 Florence King Irene Lannnigton Douglas Lawton Agnes De la Salle Era Leonard Elizabeth Mercer Mildred Moon Bobly Moore Maybelle Murphy Edward Musick Lois Myers Nodie Bell Norris Oscar Pancake Lydia Postell D. L, O. Puckett Helen Puckett Grace Roberson Lovell Romagoza Edna Earl Rushing Bernice Stuart Ernest Sullivan Bennie Talton Arkell Thomas Harry Thornhill Raymond Thornhill Lula Mae West Laura Wortham Travis Raggin Rosa Mary Robertson Virginia Routon Omera Rutledge Annie Mae Stennett Catherine Thornhill Bernie Wall Earlinc Wilson Agnes Wrenn Maggie Lee Yeats Henry Young Frances Zalud J. E, Smith Carlos Spillers Norma Schneick Ralph Sewell Mary Scott Audette Slocum Beatrice Thomisee Vt. B. Stewart Owen Takewell Jonnie Trew Ernest Thornhill Earl Thornton James Wallace Hazel Weatherby Cora Lee West A. D. Williite Earl Wilkinson Frank Williams James Williams - C5729 ROARER . EDITH ADAM CARI ADDISON BUFORD ALLBRITTON MARIE ARNOLD EDDIE LEE ASLON J. E. ASW ELL JERNICE BAMBURG LUCILE BA MBURG WINONA BAMBURG JOYCE BARNETT LELI BARNES SADIE BIAE BARRETT JAMES BELL BOB BENTZ ALICE BERNELLE LELA BELL BLACK AUDIS BLAIR HOVVARD BLAKE DORIS BLALOCK HELEN BOND MARY OLA BOYD DORIS PAUL BROOKS DORIS BROVVN KATHERINE BROVVN BARBARQ, BUTLER LOUISE CAILLER IVAN CALK VERA CASE JACK CASTLETON GERTIE BELL CAVENAH NELLIE CICERO FLOY BEE CLARK THELMA RUTH CLOY W 45 'PifLif'igiQffiE 1954 Y Qazfeshmen DOUGLAS ALLEN ETHEL MAE ALLEN LULA B. ANDING W. A. ARENT JULIA AUBERT JOHN AVERETT MARY BAKER EVELYN BATES HELEN BANISTER MAXINE BANISTER LUCILE BANKS GLADYS BARBER MILTON BATTEN ROBERT BAUGH BOYD BEADLES ALMA BECTON LUCILLE BERRY MARTEAL BERRY GLADYS BIRMINGHAM J. C. BLACK J, VV. BLAZIER MAXINE BLAZIER DEVVITT BOATRIGHT BOYETTE JOHNNIE BRADLEY ODESSA BRAZILLE EDNA MAE BROCK KATIE B. BROOKS KATIE BROYVN LAVVRENCE BROWN MELBA BUSBY RUBY BUTCHER CORA CAMPBELL OPAL CAMPBELL VVILLIARD CAMPBELL LILLIAN CARROLL OLLIE CHADDICK TROY CHAMBERS F. C. CHILDERS W. E. CHITTY J. c, coATEs o. C. COATES 1 WESLI-:Y EARL coals 1 THOMAS COLLIER C L. COLLINS H. L, COLLINS ROY COLIIER EVA LCRA COTT EN EMMA COX CLAUD HENRIETTA CULLUM LEOLA DANIELS MARGUERITE DAN LEE DILLIOIN JOSEPH DITTO RAY EDGAR CARROL ELEDGE DOROTHY ELLERBE PHILIP ERLIER FARRIS CHARLES FEAZEL LEON FERGUS TED B. FERG EVELYN FOLEY EVELYN FRENCH GERALDINE GOBBLE BERTHA GEXVIN RU DELORES JO GRANT DOROTHY GRAYSON DORIS GREEN REBA HAvvK1Ns CHARLES HANLEY J. 1.. HATTAVVAY JAMES MARIE HEBERT BERYL HEFLEY HAZEL HERRINGTO QOVQSZLMXZQZQ VINCENT CONNELLY DALE COON MARTIN COORPENDER LANIER CORDELI. HAROLD CRAVVFORD NELLIE CRAXVLEY E CROVV SADIE CROVV KATHLEEN CROVVELL IELS EDXN ARDS DANTZER FLORECE DAVIS DOROTHY DENNIS DORIS DIETERICH ROSE MARIE DITTO LEON DOPSON FLOSSXE LEE DOTY SNOVV DREW DORIS DUNN EUGENIA ELLIOTT EMBANATO IVY FARRELL MARY LOUISE FARR USON KENNETH FINKIE EDVVARD FLEMING NORMA LEE FLEMING MARY LOUISE FUDICKAR KATHERINE FURLOVV AUBREY GARRETT BILLY GATES WILLIAM GIBSON XVINIFRED GOODLET MARGUERITE GORDON SSELL GORDON ZOLA MAE GOSSETT MAUD GOULD JUANITA GREEN AILEEN GRIGSBY TROY GUILLORY MACK FAY HAMMONS BERNARD HAYES HAYNES J. G. HAYNES. Jr. ELIZABETH HAYTON N MARGARET HILL MARTHA JANE HILL E. C. HINTON KATHLEEN HODGES me ROARER f'AHH-i AAAA H+ SIMON HODGE J. H. HOKE J. C. HOLLOVVAY DOROTHY HOLT XVILSIE MARIE HOWE ELDA MAE HUDSON EUNICE GRADY HUDSON DORIS JARVIS J. M. JOHNSON W. M. JOHNSON JOE BENSON JONES LOUISE JONES MARION MURREL JONES BOB JOSEY ERNESTINE KEEN LILA KI IRMA LANINGHAM MARA LARCHE NORA NANNIE MAE LEE JEANETTE LEC HELEN LEDBETTER MARVIN LOUIS DOROTHY MCCLAIN XVILLIAM MCCLAIN JOHN MCCOY QUENTIN MCCRARY THEDA MCCRARY PATTON MCHENRY MARY XVILBAR MCKEE GEORGE MCKINNEY DORIS MERLE MCREE MACK MAYO IRIS MEEKS LOIS M SUSAN MILLER BEATRICE MIL L. S. MITCHELL I9 1 . Wares hmen EDITH HONNEYCUTT YVONNE HOAD GEORGE HARRELL HUDSON MARIE HUMPHRIES ROLLA HUNT NORMA JACKSON MATHES JOINER BEVERLY JONES DOROTHY JONES EDWARD JONES JONES W. H. JONES. Jr. ERNIE JORDAN OPHELIA JOHNSON TCHENS MARGARET KOPPE SAM LADART - JANE LANDRUM J. B. LANGFORD LARCHE EUGENE LAY LEWIS LAURENT JACQUELINE LAY LOUISE LAY KY GORDON LOLLEY OLITA LONG MARJORIE LUCKY EL 1'ON MCELROY MARGEURITE MCHENRY JOHN R. MANNING MARY ELIZABETH MAHR SPURGEON MASON EYERS BERTHA DELL MILES PERRY MILES RUSSEL MILES C. C. MILSTEAD TON JUNE MOFFETT PEARL MOHUNDRO EDITH MOORE JAMES MOORE R. P, MOORE CARL NUSIG MA JIMMIE PARDUE DAVE PENDRAUS HU H, LEXVIS RITTER FRA HE LOIS SAXON NAOMI VIVIAN SHIPP f71feshmen DERYLL MORRIS MARGARET MOSELY MARY MOSES EARL MULHERN WALTER MILLER A. B. IXIYAT1 LEO NEWTON RJORIE LEE NOBLE JAMES GILL NORRIS MILDRED NORRIS VVALTER NORRIS WILLIAM PAINICK BROOKS PARRISH LUCILLE PARRISH CHRISTINE PATE PAUL PATTERSON ISAAC PATTON FRANK PEACOCK D. L. 0, PUCKETT GH PETTIT JOHN PETTY MINNIE SUE PETTY WILLIAM PETTY ELOISE PILGRUN JACK POINBOEUF RUTH POINBOEUF M. PRIMM LUCIAN PRIOU J. L, RAGLAND M. D. RAGLAND HOWARD RAVVLS MARVIN RAYNER MABEL REEVES FRANCES REITZELL HARVEY RESTER ELIZABETH REYNOLDS CLARA RICHMOND PAULINE RILEY SPENCER ROANE NCIS ROBERTS MARJORIE ROBERTS TOMMIE ROBERTS RUBY ROBINSON KATHLEEN RALLEIGI-I KATHERYN ROLLINSON LONA PAULINE ROSS NRY C. SALLY MATTIE LEE SANDRIDGE SAM SANDFORD FLO SAVAGE NORRELL SAXVYER TAD SCANLON SCHARF JAMES SCRUGGS NORMA SEEDERS FRANCES SESSUM MARY ELIZABETH SHAUGHNESSY JUANITA SHORT MARY JO SIMPSON JIMEREE SLAUGHTER KATHERINE SLAVENT VIRGINIA SLOAN ADA SMITH IREY DELL SMITH LUCY MAE SMITH MARJORIE SMITH WILMA SMITH FRANCES SPENCER VIOLET SPILLERS CGEQ ROARER MALL A-A--A we RQARER BILLY STANFORD MILDRED STANFORD VVILLARD STANTON GARLAND STEPHEN LEN STEWART MIRDIE LEE STEVVART VVILLIAM STEWART NVILLIAM L, STOVALL VVATSON STRON JAMES SUTTON LOYD SWANSON SYLVESTER TAUNTON FREDERICK G. THATCHER ALBERT THOIVIAS FRANCES THOMPSON MAHLON THORNTON MAXINE TILEY VERA TOLAR LILLIAN TOW HELEN TRICHEL GENEVA TWINER BRUCE VALLEY RUTH VERNON JESSE WAGNER EVELYN VVALK BILLY WALLER DESIREE WARREN DUANE WARRINGTON MILDRED VVATSON SADIE LEE WATSON J, T. WELLS DESSIE ETHEL XVHITE LOUISE VVHITE OTIS VVHITE THOMAS WHITE RALEIGH WHITEHEAD JAMES WHITTEN NANNIE MAE LEA FERAL VVILLBANKS OCTAVIA WILLIAMS EUGENE WILLIAMS HOVVARD WILLIAMS YVONNE WILLIAMS ' MARJORIE WILLIAMSON RAYDEL YVILSON JEWEL WORLEY HELEN YOUNG JOHNNIE YOUNG LOIS YOUNG LUCILLE YOUNG ROBERT VVROTEN EVELYN WOMACK R, W. ELLIOTT PAULINE DEASON M q?OVQShVlfLQVL 1 5- ' ERY J. B. TUCKER ER JIMMIE WARD WEST VIRGINIA WEST JOHN WHITTEN ILDRED YOUNG IN MEMORY OF' JOHN PIITTY FRESHMAN Hi.TI954L, , - L Wie ROARER gpg LUCILLE ALLBRITTON RUBY BAMBURG MILDRED BAKER WILLIAM BELL J. T. BENNETT ALMA BROWDER O'DONNELL COBB TRAVIS COVINGTON RUTH COLLINS CLAUDE CRENSHAW BERTHA LOUISE DENNIS gigfzffz grade W. J. DKYES FRANK EDGAR WILLARD GREEN ALENE HILL HAZEL KING RHES MCCOOK CHARLES MCGUIRE AUBREY MCMULLEN EDYTHE MIDDLETON BILLYE MORRIS HELEN NEWSON DOROTHY PRINGLE KATIE MAE REID WILLIE EDNA SCHULTZ ERNESTINE SMITH JENNIE SMITH MARIE SMITH JACK ST. JOHN MILDRED SYKES WALTER THOMISSEE LaMAR WHITE THOMAS YOUNSE gi-1.195 Mi- H r 4:1954 Hazel Bandy Kathryn Barnette Ruby Berry Sibyl Boies Shirley Brown Natalie Brown Polly Burden Dorothy Mae Burge Helen Byrd Nelda Caldwell Maxine Calhoun Dorothy Chandler Elizabeth Chapman Katherine Chapman James Brothers Dutfir Brown Mack Buburick Millard Carr Emmett Chrisman Ronald Cottinghain Eldon Dent Thomas Dent Edna Cummings Pauline Cavit Merrill Smith Mabel Collins Rose Mary Cottingham Mary Eleanor Coverdale Willie Mae Day Catherine Dean Margie Mae Crowell Doris Hendry Fvelvn Crust' R. E, Autrey Elley Bamburg Thomas Bass Bernard Beckham T Durwood Brooks R. C. Dozier Carroll Dunn Garland Edelen Truman Fiddler Carl Foster Marvin Foster Fred Gauvhier euenth grade Edward Gibbs Elmo Gobble Freddie Graff Joel Green Jimmie Haile Florent Hammonds Billy Higgins Will Huie Mildred Deblieux Mary Emma Donnelly Eleanor Dowdy Winiireo Dunn Aileen Fawcett Ercle Lee Franklyn Lelia Dean Frazier Linnie Frith Lucille Gabriel Ernestine Gandy Myrtis Gill Effie Mae Hart Marjorie Hart Frances Robertson Melba Anderson Bonnie Humble Helen Lingle Ada Dean Mashaix' Liberty McGee Elizabeth McMullen Marian Moss Dorothy Nolan Claudine Paylor Ala Mae Perkins Clara Pierce Vernice Powell Garnet Bell Ellery Russell Hanford Russell Sarah Elizabeth Randle Viola Roy Doris Simpson Ida Belle Smith Etta Smith Ruth Smith Blanche Spillers Mary Joe Standley Beryie Strother Virginia Stuart Nellie Mae Sullivan Mary Elizabeth Taylor Jean Terzia Necie Thatcher Josephine Trichel Edna Mae Vallery Irene Venable Irene Walroup Juanita Wallace Hazel Watson Edna Earl Williams Hallie Young Grace Zufall Donald Kennedy Bobby Larkan Wilma Latham Bill Lawrence Audrey Trichel Wallace Reeves Fain Richards R. L. Richards Lester Richardson Levon Robbins Bernard Smith J. D. Standard Floyd Talley Walter Thomas Wilson Thorn James Tolson Jim Truett. Milton Vallery George Vaughan S. E. X'Vall Julius Warlick Billy Wright Thomas Wyatt Billy Young William Oxley Howard Livaudais J. H. Loeser Sherman Martin Frank Masling Robert Masling Junior McDougal Fcster McG0wen Elie ROARER James McGuire James McIlwain Claude McMullen Jim McQuiller Lee Melton Garland Moore Carl Morrow Dempsey Mullins Norman Nelson James Perrine Frances Peters Wesley Peters Beverly Powers Roland Procell J. E. 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W , , I 1-H ,w, - ZW-- 3? 1954 Y z Ietics Coaches 20. 8611 CRUSH 550. Jack gikzyes Nr. george qfiser WV. .feo glartzzzazz Jwkfrs. liozlise .fiittfejmgre ,73'frs. glizabretlz ,ffppllllleflll M'. i f-i usimawl wif gf? 11110 uoulcz' rzde egasus must time and mount fum We RGARER .Hai EDDIE BOWLES QB. MILTON BUTLER R.H.B. CLIFFORD JOHNSON C. LEON MCI-IENRY R.H.B. Goofball C559 RUARER JAMES HAMILTON L.T. FRANK HORTON R.G. WHEELER MITCHELL L.G. CLAUDE POULAN R.G. A Mi! V - K JOHN RENWICK L.E. TRUMAN STAPLES R.T. BILLY TRIMBLE L.T. MONROE TRIMBLE R.E. ,.,,I954 qootball A' T 37 ' ff LF! 5, 'Ns -Q L NL 543. .Mu 5?-, '4'1'e sl. BOB STAPLES L.G. HARRY STRON FB. RAYMOND WEST F.B. NORRIS WHITE L.H.B. .,.m, C569 ROARER ,LQ girls' q3a1sfeetf1a II For the first time in a number of years O. P. H. S. has had a girls' basketball team. In spite oi' the fact that the girls were inexperienced in the game, they had a good year. They played in three tournaments-at Wisner. Bastrop and Ruston. Mrs. Elizabeth Manheim coached. The managers were Christyne Raley and Lee Thompson. TEAM Bliss Johnson Zuma Chapman Colene Hart Lillian Booth Ernestine Stone Mae Truett Hilda Ann Hair Winnifred Maroney Natalie Wall ' insulin ,,,,, , 5 qv ' 1954 l,..1, 1954 ml, was W . Qasleetball In reviewing this year's basketball activities the Ouachita Parish High School can boast of one of the best teams in its history, The team did not put out its best efforts under the strain of the rally, but in individual games, played during the season, defeated many of the tournament Winners. The games played during the season resulted as follows: Ouachita ,t,tt,tttt,t,t. ttt,tt, ,,t,t, 4 8 Eros ,t,ttttt,,ttttt,tt, ,,,, . . 16 Ouachita ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 3 Bastrop ..,, ,,,t,,t 1 4 Ouachita ,ttt,,t ,.t,,t 3 6 Columbia ,,,t.. ,,,t,,, 1 2 Ouachita ,,,,,,, ..,..., 3 5 Ansley ,t,t,,t,t, t,tt,,t 1 5 Ouachita ttt,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 1 Haynesville t,,,t ,,,..., 2 7 Ouachita ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Collinston . . l,,,,, 32 Ouachita ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. 2 9 Urania ,.,lt,..t. t,,,,t,, 2 6 Ouachita ,,,,,,, ,. 24 Spearsville tt,t, ,,tt . .. 25 Ouachita ,.,., . .,,..,,, 53 Bastrop ,,,,,,,, ttt,,,.. 3 Ouachita ,,tt,,,, tt,,,,, 2 3 Kelly .....,,, .,...,.. ,,..,.,, 2 1 Ouachita ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, 4 7 Choudrant . ,,,, 26 Ouachita ,.t,,, .. ,,,, .,..,.,, 1 8 Haynesville ,,,t,,,t,,,,,,,, .. 19 Ouachita tt,. .. ,,t,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41 Collinston .. . .17 This is an ecellent record, having won eighty-five per cent of games. Those receiving letters were: Clifford Johnson, Jack Moseley, Glenn McGowan, Harry Stron, Earl Cobb, Odis Moses, Norris White and Lee Thompson, Manager. When Coach Leo Hartman was asked for a statement regarding the team, he replied: t'Good teamg 'nuff said. LT-- CGZQ ROARER .Tami Rally. '5heROARER- 'M fvazzey qsazz Jack Hayes, Coach PLAYERS Lorene Berry, Amon Brown, Ramie Campbell, Lillian Gilliland, Lois Saxon, Elaine Smith, Elvie Sullivan, Belva Ward, Florence Davis, Doris Dunn, Elizabeth Hayton, Ophelia Johnson, Mary Moses, Marie Powell, Leta McGee, Captain. The Ouachita Parish Girls' Volley Ball team will represent the school at the Ruston GAMES O. P. H. S. .,.,,. ,.,l,,,,, 1 9 Drew lll, , O. P. H. S .,,,,,,, l.,.,l,l, 1 5 Drew ,,l,,,ll,,,l,,,lll O. P. H. S. ,,,,,, .,.,l,. 2 9 Hall Summit ,,,ll,,, ,ll,l, 7 O. P. H. S .,,,,,,, .,,..,,.. 1 9 Hall Summit ,,77.,,, 7777,,, O. P. H. S ....,... .,,,.,,. 3 4 Methvin ,7,7,,7,7 O. P. H. S .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 9 Methvin ,,,,,, LL.WL,.I954LL.lijii C5726 Cifieam 'Ma 1954 1?iv Ciffennis This year's tennis team was composed of five members Isaac Patton Ilo Jane Boyd, Garland Knox, Jean Sholars, and Dawson Kennedy. Although the team was inexperienced, it has enjoyed a successful season with victories over some of the strongest teams in this section of the State The team was coached by Mrs. Henry Littlepage. Following is a summary of the matches for this year: Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita 5 Bastrop 7 Bastrop 4 Bolton 2 Bolton We RQARER r-LLLLLTMQRGARER.-HELL Lfihinf Qaseoall Coach, MR. LEO HARTMAN BASEBALL TEAM Frank Horton, catcher-outfield Billy Pate, second base-outfield Clifford Johnson, pitcher-outfield Fluitt Hundley, short stop Thadeaus Scharf Willie Black, third base Tom Peters, catcher Eddie Bowles, outfield fnot in picture? Britton Horton, pitcher J. C. Black, outfield Herbert Branch, pitcher Jetson David, outfield E. C. Hinton, outfield J. M. 1Buckb Blazier, outfield Sonny Hyde, first base Raymond Spencer, outfield Norris White, second base-outfield Herbert Averett, outfield Jack Mosely, outfield Joe Benson Jones and Richard Eason, business managers .,u.,L,,I954s..-LLL. Qglubs gfi- CY irl Clfeserve fatin .Bibrary qrench gfome gconomics gfistorky jmzsic Cshakespeare Gozfnmercial Cgennis qlramatics C569 ROARER ig MA, , . enior fffi-CY OFFICERS President Clifford Johnson Vice-President James Hamilton Secretary Robert Faulk Treasurer Fred Workman Sponsors Mr. John Leist Mr. Harris Tyson Mr. Jack Hayes MEMBERS Carter Achel, Kenneth Dunn. Earsel Elmore, Robert Faulk, Billy Gannaway, Roy Gates. James Hamilton, Cyril Holt, Frank Horton, Clifford Johnson, Dawson Kennedy. Garland Knox, Fluitt Hundley, Alvin LeBlanc, Bill McClary, Eugene McNabb, James Mullins, L. C. Pace, Bill Reighney, Claude Poulan, Preston Simmons, Karl Smith, Buddy Tremble. Thomas Wrenn, Fred Workman. ' any, ,., - H75 f' ' 3 --he 11 1954 Seg,4m4GGI954.EE. G. v '- , f' maxi 4 . , -yi A- N Lgif. ,iw ' 'ng' 25' ,' W . ' 5 ' W .V 3 ,vig Al ?N'xk'N-..K. fezziozf girl CIQQSQVUQ Club OFFICERS President Edna Arnold Vice-President Katherine Smith Secretary Eleanor Trew Treasurer Mary Louise Cole Reporter Sallie Honea The Senior Girl Reserve Club is a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association. Early in the school year any girl that wishes to become a Girl Reserve makes out an application for membership, and if the club members think she lives up to the high ideals they stand for, she is elected to full membership. The activities of the club are social as well as religious and educational, On November 7, each year, the club gives a formal initiation party for the new members. In February of this year the Y. W. C. A, gave a beautiful colonial tea in honor of all Girl Reserve Clubs in Monroe. In the spring the girls entertain their mothers with a banquet and program. The motto of every Girl Reserve is To find, and give the best in friendship, fcnolarship and service. IigM,.iMeROARERmm,MQ1 'C ,-14' We ROARER iili C. zmim' gfi-5' President Sam Walker Vice-President Clyde Culver, Jr. Secretary Bill Gattis Treasurer Chester DeCuir Reporter Joe Young, Jr. The Junior Hi-Y has devoted itself to relief vvork this year and it hopes to extend this work further. The Hi-Y has enjoyed a camping trip. and plans to give the Girl Reserves a boat ride before the end of school this year. MEMBERS Alvin Callendar, Charles Campbell. Durwood Cahn. Roy Colter. Jr.. Harold Coverdale. Clyde Culver. Jr., Chester DeCuir. Lawrence Donnelly. Richard Eason. Philip Embanato, John B. Fudickar. Billy Gates. Bill Gattis. Simon Hodge. J. M. Johnson. Joe Ben Jones, Joe McCormick, Leon McMullen. Paul Oxley, Jack Poinibeauf, Harvey Rester, James Taylor, Sam Walker, Joe Young. Jr. .B,B.,Z954?e,. Lai-, Lee 1954 W 3133 iff.: C, zmiol' girf qfescrues OFFICERS President Dorothy Bennett Vice-President Mary Louise Fudickar Secretary Clydelle Mauldin Treasurer Lanier Cordell Reporter Bonnie Burden Sponsor Miss Roy Cole The aim of our club is, to help in the building of person- ality and of attitudes in line with social progress-to secure for girls that abundant life which we call good. Our purpose is, to face life squarely and to find and give the best. I will try to be: Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverant to God Victorious over self Sincere at all times. MEMBERS Tiny Harris, Bonnie Burden, Clydelle Mauldin. Lanier Cordell, Jchnnie Edwards. Snow Drew. Lucille Banks, Mack Fay Hammonds. Mary Louise Fudickar, Beverly Jones, Reba Harkins. Barbara Butler. Doris Dietrich. Dorothy Bennett, Francis Thompson. Hazel Harrington, Dorothy Grayson, Delores Grant, Marguerite McHenry, Margaret Hill, Eva Dale Coon. , , CGTZQ ROARER . 2.1 MRS. POLLARD Spcnscr of Girl Reserxes Selby Aswell Marian Anthony Brice Burroughs Dorothy Bennett Sherman Biggs Bonnie Burden Olive Byers Harold Coverdale Zuma Chapman Billy Chappell Ronald Coates Opal Davis Annie Laurie Dunn Kenneth Ervin Johnnie Ellen Green CGZEQ ROARER Qaesazr 61116 Anne Cvannaway Elton Griffin Flcrecle Hanify Christine Henry Martha Hamilton Colene Hart Travis Heard Louise Howell Raymond Kilpatrick Mary Sue Landrum Roger Larsen Amy Logan Beatrice Lea Eugene McNabb John T. Mason Sara Cole Morrison J. P. McKnight Clydelle Mauldin Buford Mayberry Martha Routon Virginia Routon James Standley Garland Shipp Dorothy Stuart Frank Thomas Lee Thompson Jack Warren Dorothy Wallace Florence Young Joseph Young Roy Youngblood ,,,.I95 45. -195 Sijnev Alexander Roy Brady Katherine Brown Bob Bentz J. C. Black Johnnie Bradley Lucille Banks Ruby Butcher Barbara Butler Derwood Cann Cleo Chambers Troy Chambers Roy Colter Opal Campbell Nellie Cicero Lanier Cordell Henrietta Cullom Joseph Ditto Lawrence Donnelly Florence Davis Dorothy Dennis Doris Dietrich J. B. Dykes Richard Eason Ruby Eldridge Garde-tte Eggleston Eugene Eby qirst Wea 1' fatizz John B. Fudickar Leon Fergus Ted Ferguson Harvey French Charles Feazel Mary Louise Fudickar Elton Griffin Winnifred Goodlet Doris Greene Dorothy Grayson Simon Hodge Hazel Herrington Mack Fay Hammons J. G, Haynes Martha Jane Hill Wilsie Marie Howe Cpheiia Johnson Beverly Jones Guy Logan Jeannette Lucky Jce McCormick Norma Mayo Ruth McEnery Mzirguerite McHenry George McKinney A. B. Myatt John Manning June Moffett Margaret Mosely Walter Norris Fabol Powell Jimmy Pardue Elouise Pilgreen H. M. Primm Donald Quin Mabel Reeves Elizabeth Ratchford Georgine Roberts Harvey Rester Kathleen Ralleigh Flo Savage Jennie Marie Slaughter Wilma Cleo Smith Tad Scanlon Frances Sessum Vivian Shipp Hazel Smtih Christine Taunton Billy Trimble Albert Thomas Frances Thompson Frederick Thatcher Milrired Watson Fral Willbanks Lucille Young We RGARER If -li me RQARER iii C5759 .fib1'ary Gino The Library Club was organized to give its members a wide knowledge of the resources of the library and how to use them, and to acquaint those vocationally interested with the rudiments of library work, OFFICERS President Marguerite King Vice-President Louise Howell Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Butler Reporter Mack Fay Hammons Sponsor Frances Miller Members, treading from left to rightw, first row: Clydelle Mauldin, Yvonne Williams, Marguerite King, Ola Mae Fayson, Jimmie Pardue, Miss Frances Miller, Dorothy King, Mack Fay Hammons, Snow Drew, Joe McCormick. Second row: Doris Dietrich, Louise Howell, Annie Williams, Beatrice Flynn, Opal Curry, Helen Adams, Barbara Butler, Martha Jane Hill, Kathleen Rolleigh. Absent: Virginia Smith. f.5,3S??s. , , j.g.Aa'97 1954 qyffillffll Club S.m+ 1954 mm,- ll If-v 'I 1 l . Y! i A 7 'NEW C-WOll!Oill' Cjest pouuoir Les Beaux Esprits, the French Club of the Ouachita Parish High School, is composed of third year students. The chief aim of the club has been the study of the Romantic writers of the nineteenth century. During the semester interesting and instructive papers have been presented in program form on the lives and works of these authors. There have been games and contests held in French for the entertaniment of the members. The society has brought the members to a better and more appreciative under- standing of our sister nation, France. OFFICERS President Francine Loeser Vice-President Sallie Honea Secretary Edna Arnold Treasurer Jane Warren Reporter Harold Cannon Sponsor Miss Mildred Sherrod ie-ei We ROARER .him 1QfTT1QMeR0ARER1iiiii gfome Economic Gfufi JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOME EC. President Katherine Horton Vice-President Lucille Richardson Secretary-Treasurer Georgie Wright Reporter Marie Holloway SOPHOMORE DIVISION President Kathryn Smith Vice-President May Nola Secretary June Golson Treasurer Edna Tanner Reporter Hazel Fleming FRESHMAN DIVISION President Lee Dillion Vice-President Frances Thompson Secretary Dorothy McClain Treasurer Christine Pate Reporter Eva Dale Coon Sponsor Miss F. Page The Home Economic Student Club is a national organization. It is affiliated with the National Home Economic Association. Each state has its own state organization. The student clubs send representatives to the national meeting each year. They have their own programs and leaders. Some of the purposes of the student club are: To promote home economic activities. To plan to send a representative to the American Home Economic Association. It meets this year in New York City. To send a representative to the State Student Club meeting. To plan programs which help girls give interest in home making. To help needy children of our school. We have both business and social meetings. In this school the club has three divisions: Freshman, Sophomore and Junior and Senior groups. gi 1' 1-a lei 7, 'UN A -P' ' f, mu-,--wzsfvf-:sew ff-in 'mei W ,wx vo-1 ' a . ,QV , 'nu LF SW? ,av . .i Q 11,31 eEm,EmQ1l954l1ga,E,- Jefersonians -.gm --A, ,,Q 1954 QQQQ ,fgflQ'Qfffi- 9..n-i - 0 114 ' Cyej?Qa1'so11if11z Qfufi The Jeffersonian Club is an organization for creating a greater interest in American history. Its bi-monthly meetings. one a business meeing, the other a social hour, have been very interesting and instructive. The club has been a World League member for two years. OFFICERS President Fred Workman Vice-President Eleanor Bennett Secretary Joyce Thompson Treasurer Jane Warren Reporter Lee Thompson Sponsors Miss Ola Mae Pennington Mrs. Marjorie McHenry --22,-if F56 RQARER i , ,W,,.,?Y QRQARERQN EE ,Si in SOPRANO Hazel Bowlin Polly Cole Margie Dixon Sarah Guy Annie Mae Hearn Louise Howell Gladys Hughes Dorothy King Pearl Mason Gretchen Rainbolt Hulda Tillman Mildred Trichel Lucille Young .Z- , As, . -NB glee Slab OFFICERS President Eugene Chapman Vice-President Bonnie Burge Treasurer Robert Faulk Secretary Tom Peters Q j Elton Griffin Reportels 1 Barrier Mae Walsworth Pianist Bonnie Burden Sponsor, Mrs. George A. Moffett MEMBERS ALTO TENOR Bonnie Burge Selby Aswell Maurine Cobb Bill Byrd Mary Louise Fudickar Avonia Gerald Bliss Johnson Mildred Johnson Gladys McClain Mary Wilbur McKee Lela Mae Nelson Kate Pennell Fabol Powell Snirley Sawyer Dorothy Stewa Eleanor Trew Keith Cobb Chester DeCuir Kenneth Dunn Robert Faulk Elton Griffin Cyril Holt Garland Knox A. D. Langston Mark Mayo Billy Smith rt Barrier Mae Walsworth ,l....il.TT ,l.l,.llT- 1954 BASS Wayne Benson John M. Breard Eugene Chapman Jimmy Hayward Gordon Jordan Kirby Maxwell Ulmer McDonald Tom Peter John Renwick Billie Tremble Sam Walker Russel Ray Tia. C6729 RGARER ?-Ya,-. Qslzafeespearefln 81146 OFFICERS President Harold Cannon Vice-President Margaret Flett Secretary-Treasurer Philip Kulcke Sponsors Miss Bassett, Miss Lindsey This club, composed of a small group of seniors, had as its purpose the study ot Shakespearean plays. As certain ones were studied, the best-known scenes were enacted by members of the club. Romeo and Juliet and The Merchant of Venice were the most important. Several social affairs were also given. Members: Joyce Thompson, Edna Arnold, Myrtle Dietrich. Elaine Grayson, Dorothy Mauldin, Polly Nenney, Elaine Rester, Harold Cannon, Marie Thompson, Francine Loeser, Elizabeth Parker, Ruth Murphey, Frank Parker, Avonia Gerald, Edward Lutz, Fred Workman, Philip Kulcke, Blanche Sears, Jane Warren, Willine Boxley, Francis Ross, Theadeaus Scharf, Allen Spencer, Margaret Flett. of-v'8? h . i K 1 , A ,..-1 0... lj 1954 CGZQ RQARER if-aww C?o112111fe1'ctiafQf11b OFFICERS President Drew Spence Vice-President Katherine Smith Secretary Eleanor Trew Treasurer Isaac Atkinson Sponsors Miss Maude Dudley Mrs. L. K. Turner Mr. George Riser MEMBERS First Row: Francine Loeser. Marjorie McGowen, Willine Boxley. Eleanor Trew, Willie Mae Cash. Thelma Sandifer. Katherine Smith. Mary Winn. Elizabeth Bell, Mildred Trechel. Second Row: Josephine Embanate, Mavis Harp. Marguerite King, Asta Mae Bowan, Evelyn Ledbetter. Vivian Massingill, Barbara Porter. Louise Thurman, Lillie Mae Crenshaw. 'l hird Row: Miss Dudley, Katie Mae Miano. Joy Stegall, Virginia Smith, Maurice Hart, Blanche Sears. Lena Wright. Helen Fowler. Gladys Kidd, Alta Lammert. Floya Bates. Kate Moore. Peggy Price. Mae Truett. Mrs. Turner. Edna Arnold. Evelyn Finklea, Pauline Atchinson. Marie Holloway. Willie Mae Love. Back Row: Harry Stron. George Kincaid. Elpho Freeman, Annie Mae Davitt, Billy Laffler. Paul Pace. Josie Lee McClusky. Franchie Smith. Drew Spence. Frances Ross. James Hamilton. John Renwick. L. C. Pace. Lila Grace Webb, Paul Arnold, Odel Griggs. lY'3'l7 if DDQL 1954 LT-. git 1954 lil llll Ill . 'sy Czgezzzrtiz is Club , 5+ This year's Tennis Club was the largest in the history of the school. The club was organized and coached by Mrs. Henry Littlepage. OFFICERS President Dawson Kennedy Vice-President Ilo Jane Boyd Secretary Edward Ikerd Reporter Elizabeth Parker Manager Garland Knox MEMBERS Front Row: Ilo Boyd, Polly Cole, A. B. Myatt. Roger Larsen, Dorothy Mauldin, Katherine Smith, Frances Fowler, Elizabeth Parker, June Moffett. Back Row: Dawson Kennedy, Dick Knox, Fred Workman. Isaac Patton, Jean Sholars, Billie Gannaway, Edward Ikerd. James Crotrell, Mavis Harp and Coach Littlepage. Other Members: James Bradley, Richard Eason, Anne Gannaway. Libby Haynes, Hazel Herrington, Marie Taylor, Edward Lutz and Robin Redditt. C5726 RC RER f57ie qjramatfic Qlub Mend your speech a little, Lest it mar your fortunes. -Shakespeare. The Ouachita Parish High School Dramatic Club has held regular meetings during the session 1933-'34 for study in Speech Arts, by Alice Evelyn Craig. to give each member definite and varied practice that will help to equip him for his individual vocation and for efficient citizenship. -,, plays: 9 l In addition to study each member has participated in presenting the following Jerry, Celia Shute. Clover Time. L. G. Worcester. Highness, Ruth Giorloff. 'The Call of Youth, Katherine Kavanaugh. OFFICERS President Jimmy Hayward Vice-President Bonnie Burge Secretary Robert Faulk Treasurer Edna Arnold Reporter Elton Griffin Director Mrs. Jack Hayes 4 f l P ,Q iz 7 vh' , v ir Nw 3 3-Jil -1 1954 inn 1954 geatuzfe Qgection Elie RCDARER Tk? ll Ill fn Cyilnnzie gfzzkyzwzlrff ilfllff C1'l?f3Sflfl Clffjhok Cldlho in Senior Glass Most Popular Girls EDNA ARNOLD ELAINE RESTER ELEANOR. TREW Most Popular Boys EUGENE CHAPMAN JIMMIE HAYWARD Eleanor cZ5Jrew .,,,4o CGM RU RER ..-. C Z ost QD0pular Cunderclassmen MARTHA HAMILTON Sophomore Girl TRUMAN STAPLES Junior Boy LEON FERGUS Freshman Boy JUNE MOFFETT Freshman Girl MARY KATHERINE PENUELL Junior Girl CHESTER DQCUIR Sophomore Boy ?vg CUZQ RQARER .iv-D. fiom Qstz-if Editor-Ruth Murphy Assistant Editors-Lila G. Webb, Bonnie Burge, Marie Winkler. Elizabeth Parker. Cyril Holt. Business Manager-Victor Johnson. News Editors-Avonia Gerald, Sara Guy. Joe Haynes. Katherine Smith. Bill Reighney, Chester DeCuir. Feature Writers-Francine Loeser, Margaret Flett. Society Editors-Eleanor Trew, Dorothy Mauldin, Louise Howell, Mary Pindell Cordell. Athletics-Lee Thompson, Garland Knox. Art Staff-Kenneth Ervin, Richard Hayton, Branham Simpson, Herbert Gowins. Owen Hankins, Robin Redditt. Typists-Alta Lammert. Drew Spence, Owen Hankins, Mimeograph Operators-Victor Martin, Elton Griffin, James Taylor, Clydelle Mauldin, Fred Burt, Martha Hamilton, Mary Ann Dixon, Polly Nenney, Bradford Faucette. 4 1954 'Fefe' w, 1954 714, Qtaf of Quachita. Clfoarer Editors: Elaine Rester, Robert Faulk. Associate Editors: Margaret Flett, Elizabeth Parker. Assistants: Snow Drew, Eleanor Bennett, Barbara Butler, Melba Busby, Jonnie Bradley. Advertising: Mary Ann Dixon, Eleanor Trew, Libby Haynes, Mary Wilba McKee, Polly Nenney, Martha Hamilton, Joyce Thompson, M. G. Carso, Roland Fink, Melton Powers, Carl Metcalf, Sara Cole Morrison, Jane Warren, Bill McClary. Art: Robin Redditt, Kenneth Irvin. En. C5729 R0 RER ...Eba- gfome qfoom zeqrlvnte SENIOR EUGENE CHAPMAN JUNIOR JEAN SHOLARS DIANA POWERS SARA GUY BILL MCCLARY CARTER ACKEL MARGUERITE KING HELEN BENOIT TRUMAN STAPLES FRANK HORTON CLIFFORD JOHNSON HARRY STRON AVONIA GERALD ELIZABETH BAKER MARIE WINKLER FRED WORKMAN SOPHOMORE SAM WALKER DOROTHY STUART MELVIN BATTEN DOROTHY BENNETT HAZEL CUMMINGS RAYMOND KILPATRICK FLORENCE YOUNG WRIGHT SHERRARD DOROTHY KING COLENE HART RICHARD EASON DOROTHY PIERCE 1954 FRESHMEN BOYD BEADLES MARIE ARNOLD RUBY BUTCHER DORIS DIETRICH MARTHA JANE HILL MARY WILBA MCKEE CLAUDE CROW GRADY HUDSON RUTH POINBOEUF LEN STEWART ETHEL WHITE GEORGE MCKINNEY liffl CGTLQ ROARER ..- 'Q- HONEY GAL COBB Football Manager I 954 fm- CDuring the qootoall Season 1 6911511712 ifzz CTEIIIS C911 Qpo ro do HCHIUI ,gm V , , ': Q 2' K W Q11 . . , A ' .g ' X. ' f - 8 ,. ,V , L1 .r V' u A: flv !1'-n My I . ...Q I, QQ' V' l T,g,:,i ' ggi, V. A , f w ifn 'W '- 1 , ly : -, Z '- fi. 1' A: nf V L ffl ',yy?v+-v', ff. g ig -tiff, f w- W K1 0 N f.4,1:fx,..-. .f-fzwwxiiss-abit? 512311, ffionsf . Q 1 ,W , , 3' fn ATWQML , K '- .4 I ic? V .g-Agn . .43 B .fy f . V . l , I I I I -- -,,-- - 1 , , ------------: q8!lOl'fllIg ' I fam' Cfofors I lk ROBERT FAULK 'Vx GLADYS HUGHES BONNIE BURGE RUSSELL RAY r-'Q T' HUHSE .7F'fi,rrfff Q51 riff! C91'r'f1eSfl'z1 rfi ' Que: rim ROBERT FAULK GLADYS HUGHES HAZEL BOWLIN 'T WH CHESTER DGCUIR ,AL ,,. xxx, 4144 Ano, Nl nb A BONNIE BURGE JOHN RENWICK RUSSEL RAY MARY KATHERINE PENNELL Cllullfs ' fQIli1l'ffif ltlt A 5 A l Q3 is-3' 6 Q ' - . 1 Y, 'Q ,J Q ,, fgr- - ': !'fP'g,,jj.'f'. - .' N 1 - , -ap -1 1-ff -.W'n'5...w-3 ' Y -3 Hg rg .. V' . . 3 K ,. rea? il, F.,.v1 , -I ,, ,af , f 4- ',Z3'5?1Jf'f-i 1' uf? if - swf Anne and Jack a few years ago, Pals-and how! Hang on, Fred! Oh, boy! What gals! Who is he? Another gang. He's finally grown up. Her name is Martha. What are you lookin' at? Elie RGARER ,mh- nge? l954he-M, Does anybody wanta go? Whose on bottom? Talk about girls gossiping. Just another gang. Shirley takes it easy. Pick on somebody ya size. An old familiar scene. Claude and his pipe. Who's the real student? Love must be great! Why the frown, Norris? Whose dog barked? lm w is vi gag? Why the grins, boys? Who sells what here? That's what she told me. Beauty and the beast. Lemme get in on this! Taking it all in. What do you think of it all. Prof,? That good ole post! Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf? 2 had CGM ROARER if f K' 'f 'f'? ' ' ,Q 'ij' qaczizilty Babies and? Whose birthday party? We see Joyce Thompson, Norma Zeagler and Margaret Flett. Our Senior President-just to the right of the goat. Am I havin' fun? says Emma Jean Durham. Our future yell leader-Elizabeth Rush-is getting in practice. Lady Jane White wants to know whether you'11 go riding with her Mr. Doanes' young fire chief, Elizabeth Ann. Modern CowboywFred and Bobbie Stricklin. N-.Q fi N45 Ne. Xb- 111: L ' X Q1-L 5f?:ifTMeIKlARER7i7 JU rs 'ff L f1f117fc111yl11s l11f11j11fs11l1111 1cCjK?M,f1f1t1y 11 111f0 to 1111 tr ffl! f7lI'1l II 1 CPHISII 1 111101 1954 aff. fft' Ae ' :J as 'ef 2 ' fl e 51. . 11' ll'l L czzrs. 45111: is az 'mf 11e111ejQ1rtf111' of ffm 5171111111 151111 C1l?UHl'f?l'!IE1.US frif ,, 1' flu' fmr su1'11i1t11 1 4 ' . vl'11 1 1 , if -nf if -if 1954 Glass gDVOphQCy 54 Alumnl d'ly 1953 dawned falr and brlght The Ouachlta Hlgh Parlsh School grounds were crowded wlth a gay throng of guests gay desplte thelr years for they were renewlng old frlendshlps and ldentlfylng many former acqualntances The class of 34 gale a magnlflcent banquet durlng the course of whlch all the 34 graduates gaye speeches The former class presldent Cllfford Johnson acted as master of ceremonles and mtro duced each by glylng a brlef summary of 'ns accompllshments Many of those gathered together had been successful ln polltlcs and are now holdlng publlc offlce The hlghest dlgnl tary present was Elton Grlffln Presldent of these United States Huey P Long IS hls Vlce Presldent and Howard Honeycutt hls campalgn manager Fred Workman IS Chlef Justlce Jlmmle Hayward U S Senator and Cllfford Johnson Governor of LOUISIHDH haye used thelr polltlcal ln fluence to RDDDIHI Jack Glll State Hlghwfly Commlssloner Bllly Laffler has the honor of belng our flrst lmbassador to the Planet Mars They wlshed hlm a pleasant journey whlch wlll take flve days Phlllp Kulcke lb hls pllot Gettlng back to earth Edward Klng has been elected tax collector Several women haye made good ln poll tlcs too The offlclal hostess was Lorene Senator Mary Sue Landrum Bernlce Parrlsh and Owen Hanklns the last two teachers at Ouachlta As we go to press the returns show atht John Llles IS elected PUb1lC Enemy No 1 by a landslldlng mayorlty Maxwell Flnk IS Prlnclpal of OPHS and Jack Hayes lb State Superlntendent of Publlc Educatlon It was surprlslng to note how many present had degrees Margaret Alexander surpassed them all wlth the letters AB BLlt BLL and PhD Eugene Chapman had hls share AB LLD QED Fran clne Loeser proudly answered to three MA TNT and PDQ She announced that her school for speech arts also of fered tralnmg IH other flelds Among the teachers are Ellzabeth Trechel home SCIENCE Agnes Solomon chemlstry Rlch ard Bollnette hlstory Tom Jones Eng llsh Rosa Vlae Fuller algebra and Georgla Whltehead French Lllah Grace Webb teaches somethlng by hy pnotlsm no one knows just what Ruth Murphey NID hung out her shlngle and found what lelsure really lS Dorothy Mauldln VI D spec allzes ln cut tlng bables throats Barrler Mae Wals worth XYZ soothes troubled consclences Jack Mosely yeterlnarlan guarantees that he can make your mule recoyer from that tlred feeling Our famous lawyer Jane Warren can cross examlne a wltness to the polnt where he wlll admit anythlng Robln Reddltt and Paullne Routon are taklng a corre spondence course ln detectlye work and are now cultlyatlng thelr naturally blank EYDTBSSIODS Fred Burt Truman Ellerbe Jord Hamm and Sherman Blggs haye been appolnted by Presldent Grlffln as a braln trust The trophy case was overflowlng wlth the cups and medals brought ln by oul famous athletes stlll loyal to OPHS The Dayls Cup ln all lts prlstlne glory testlfled to Garland Knoxs champlon tennls Zuma Chapman had a medal for swlmmlng the Engllsh Channel Bllly Burford lS a heayywelght champlon football Harry Stron has made hls name famous Glen McGown IS a star basketball player There were four football coaches present Norrls Whlte from Yale Harry Elllott from UDIVCFSIIY of Callfornla Claude Poulan from Harvard and Butler stlll at Ouachlta Edward a tennls lnstructor at the Old Home Mllton Lutz IS Ladles Baseball stars of the Natlonal are Thadeaus Scharf catcher Dayld outflelder Brltton Horton League Jetson pltcher Frank Horton catcher and outflelder and Herbert Branch pltcher Sonny Hyde has become a famous flrst baseman through ms sclentlflc appllcatlon of geometrlc prlnclples to the game Amon Brown Lllllan Gllllland Leta McGee and Belva Ward are yolleyball mg at S0phl9 Newcomb Blll Campbell and Dorothv Isaacson are an lce skatlng team they are getting out of practice ln Monroe Carroll Ayant be cause of hls conslstent welght and DOISC lS an excellent Jockey 'vlany have become yery famous enter talners From the stage came Audrey 'yledarles tap dancer and Katle Strother adaglo Fabnl Powell and Marle Wlnkler are ln yaudeyllle acts Bonnle Burge and Hazel Bowlln are of coursc ln opera A D Langston fllls Lawrence Tlbbett s shoes we wont sa wlth what Pearl Mason IS a concert planlst Drew Spence IS second Houdlm Gayle Dean IS hls able asslstant ,f 4? sp f Z 1 IL KEEVI YZ ou' LA ' Z EY Wie R0 RER Cllde Gllbert makes Western DICIUFQS Edna Arnold Ruth Brown and Jessamlne McFadden are glamorous NM moyle act resses starrlng ln the tltle roles of The Three Llttle Dlgs lshort for gold dlggersn See ll at the Paramount Ulmer McDonald won the award of the Academy of Motlon Plctures for hls portrayal of Uncle Tom the ether one may hear Gordon crooner or Wllllne Boxley wlth on learnlng to croon Chester makes sound effects on a drum Over Jordan lessons Nenney for Paul Whltman Elalne Grayson has put Wlnchell and Glbbons to shame wlth her record breaklng talks Dan Moore won a medal for the best dlctlon Dld you know that the Russian vlollnlst Blttenoff IS now Slbyl Parsons Myrtle Dleterlch tells bedtlme storles Ellzabeth and Frank brought thelr thrllllng Parker and Parker CITCUS to town for the event Cloverdale Day won thelr Blushathon by holdlng a vermlllon red for flfteen mlnutes MHUTIECG Hart 15 bllled as havlng the wldest and sweetest smlle ln exlstence Be sure to see the danclng bear Keith Cobb and the Slamese twlns Selma Evans and Hazel Wall In the blg tent wlll be found bareback rlder Helen Fowler the tightrope walker Nell Robln son and on the trapeze Blanche Sears Mlldred Meeks manages the hot dog stand The fortune telllng booths are sponsored by Una Quln the 34 graduates have adapted themselyes to here are some examples Hulda Tlll man Mlss Amerlca ln 1942 James Colller a drugglst Joyce Thompson teachlng CXDTCSSIOH James Taylor Roll your own lclgaretter expert Fre neau Prophxt fresh alr IHXI drlver Jamcs Whlte grocer Peggy Prlce tree slttcr Herlong Averett photographer Exle Campbell playground superln tendent B111 Byrd floorwalker at the Palace Department Store SOmClhlHg should be sald for the school that fltted them for such varled posltlons From far corners of the globe we fmd that Grace Dlll has opened a new llnk of her chaln of gangs ln Australla ANOHIH Gerald Mlsslonary ln Chlna reports that her excellent French helped her a great deal there Here at home Francls Ross and Mary Loulse Dugglns are secretarles Annle Mae and Mabel have opened the Davltt Jasper Beauty Shoppe Helen Wallace and Geor gle Vyrlght are dletltlans Mae Truett and Oaeatha DeBl1eux are ln the homemaklng department of a famous magazlne Roland Flnk IS a dressmaker Allen Spencer has become wealthy by DOUYIHE water on a cash reglster and watchlng lt run lnto money In the Old Maids Home Screyen Wllllamson teaches plano Annle Wllllams IS a well known genealoglst Sp8ClBllZlng ln Dutch ancestry Edna Wllllams and Mau rlne Martln nurse football heroes Alta Trechel teaches danclng and Marle Taylor muslc Chrlsty ne Raley IS Grand Kalsar of the Grand Order of the Amazon Women Berry- Mayor Of Mlmfoe- assisted by State coaches in this state. odis Moses is coach- Just to Show what various Occupations - b nfl Q I '. 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' , I ' . , - ' TWQRQARER Glass gflfopfvecy 54 Elalne Rester IS stlll pftrtlal to yellow Fords she has the llrgest prn xte collec tlon of them lll exlstence Rosa Lee Hollow xy Lenette Lewls Dor othy Klrby and Hlzel Rlchlrds are ur lllle hostesses on large passenger plxnes Great 11111198 Ill llterlture grace the festlye board such rs Eleanor Bennett author of How to Get What You Want and Frflnchle Slnlth who wrltes SLOTIES c the Wlld West Marle Thompson great morallst has become a best seller Poetry was represented by Clarence Cxsh Maude Brownlee and Bradford Fawcette IXKIDIICI' of the Nobel PTIZC for blankest verse of the yearn Coples of MISS Brownlees Memorles of Ouachlta wele used as fayors at the banquet The papers are full of our alumnls wrltlngs Jack Welr lnyented a paper throwlng machlne and 15 uslng hls llesure for journallsm Helen Youngblood runs a gosslp column Standley Dunn contrlbutes legularly to the boners Thomas Vyrenn and L C Pace are edltors Edna Hart wrltes 8dS1C9 to the lovelorn and Hubert Holllngsworth sends ln poems contalnlng more rhyme than reason Oulda Crawley IS an edltor ln a publlshlng house Glenn Pace IS a copy boy at Monroe News Star Lee Thompson IS the sports edltor for the New York Tlmes Margaret Flett IS stlll wrltlng Wallace Stark wrltes loye letters for anyone who cannot express hlS feellngs Our only playwrlghts are Mlldred Trlchel author of Arthur 18 My Weakness and Harold Cannon who made a hlt wlth Ignorallce ls Bllss whlch the crltlcs declare a second comedy of errors Kelth Blndy descended from Slr Fran CIS Dl lke you know 18 followlng ln hls lllustrlous ancestors trade route and 18 terrorlzlng the hlgh seas George Lawn alds lll terrorlzlng A711 i?ic?N! B ,fy f llll Er here hate 'IIIOUICI' Elrl Becton stlll enjoys eatlng md sleeplllg and dld a llttle of both on lhlS OCCASION Fred Cook arrlyed Vslth a blond on one 31111 and a brunette on the other GEOIQIZ Cone came wlth Aryllle Alexander both haye just returned from trayels ln the Oflelll D'lYl.1 Guraedy ls the presldent of th L S U Selllor Class of 1913 The presents from James Danlels 65 lnyltatlons are Just now comlng 111 M G Carso whose mlnd was oyerworked by the straln of hls OfflCE as presloent of the Do Nothlng SOCIEEV IS taklng a rest cure t Plneyllle Asylum Ben Chandler desplslng a hulndrum exlstence Jolned a gypsy carayan Fresh from the country came James Standley Model T farmer Efton Wrlght head of a government experlment SIZIIOH Bernlce McCrary owner of a chlcken farm Clara Vvllllams who has a ducl- nursery and W A Rutledge champlon hog caller On the othre hand we haye that excluslve SOCIECQ leader of Slcard Geneva Brantley Katherlne Horton and Rlchard Hayton are succsesful commerclal artlsts Rose Correro BXh1bltS palntlngs The best kllown of all IS Paul Pace because of hls comlc Stflp Grace Elllotts wldow s peak has been lmmortallzed ln marble and June Kelth posed for a palntlng of Lorelel for Juanlta Thomas a well knowll palnter Jennevleve Streetman IS now Mrs Dells Mrs J D Taylor wlll be remembered a JOSIC Lee McClusky Mrs James Standley :Eleanor Trewl and Mrs Cllfford Johnson :Polly Nenneyr haye a duplex apartment together Many others appeared lust as we lllelnbered them Freda Herron ln the ey ltable tam Cyrll Holt stlll useful to the ladles Sallle Honea and her way wlth the professors and Vlctor Johnson ln hls short pants Human nature neyer changes Of course by thls tllrle Alta Lalnmert 18 the world s fastest IQDISI Robert Faulk 15 a DTOIHIDCHI law yer Leon McHenry a drugglst Sadle lNI9dlC3 palnts kewple dolls Vlarle Powell dlgs clams at Zelgan s POIIU. Mr Gllberts 3SS1Sf.aHl IS Hazel Falrchlld and Arthur Grant models Stet son Hats No one doubted that thes Ihlllgb would come to pass That great genlus and sclentlflc lntel lect Jlmmle Wyatt 1lltI'0dLlC9d hls latest lnyentlon buttonless suspenders Blllle Slnllh has been worklng lo these nlneteen yelrs on a plll that wlll hold up school glrls halr Trell Berry lS worklng ln an electrlcal plant at Vlctorla Falls charglng the water y lth EICCIYICIIX and selllng ll 111 bottles 1954 AX1dllDIl cllletl 'Iom PPIPIS mud JOhlllllE' B yles to oe lces Ill the U S AIIIH lwltll s at eyely lllldlllv por l Rlchard Schneldel pllots l dlllglble Cortlandt N.IcCoy d C' lde Shepard lnade r dlo whlt lt lS tod wlth some credlt due to ZNI3I'C0lll llso John Jack runs one of the tlllee re malnlng rallrold 1OC0IllOlUE9 lnd Paul Pace shoyels the coll Xkludld Waldrotlp llls lnyented ll welght reducer Dorothy Shook and Cleo Gentry own and conduct the most wldely known beauty shop ln Amerlca Many of the teachers haye had thelr faces llfted and look even younger than ln 1932 thanks to MISSBS Shook and Gentry Vlrglnla Slmlns Pearl Gftsklns and Gladys Kldd tlmldly told us that home maklng had made tllem happb We dldn t learn the names of the husbands Asta Mae Bowen and Beatrlce Farrell are wldely known as humanltarlans They haye a home for helpless cats On thls OCCASION they made a pathetlc plea for leglslatlye protectlon for cats Edlth Nell Haynes who IS sponsorlng a modern Utopla IH South Loulslana told us of the happlness her followers had found Among them are a few OPHS graduates of 34 Randolph Hart Llllle M Crenshaw James Danlel Wlsta Smith and Vlrglnla Miftlll Seyeral hundled people haye jolned hls colonoy where eftch IH hls own way flnds contentmellt When the long banquet was oyer and Georgt Klncald had removed the last crumb Presldent Johnson congratulated the guests on thelr careers and a solemn toast was drunk to O P HS FINIS xga 5 x P3113 N .. 1 7741-922 Football Harry He Ill IX be a footblll lero but ne s ,ust a sofa plllow to lne 5 g p'y,'sf g,fJ -'rs y'-b si, a!lxJ :Ways ' ' , -l . 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FIRSI Pl -XCPS FIRST PLACEQ L lf I if nf xtlr K umm 111 .11 I x KX111 I xe 1 Qu x N Hu xr Bomxu 11 Q A 11L,ln Ill M111 B tum I mul fmh so 011 HHN R Mt Iltlll wc R th Xlmphx Ill Fllxl sa June N101 Lil 5EC0ND PLACES Pl XNILN Ellflfllfz XIQN xbb Spelling Pollx Numu Tw plug K xthumc Smllh Interpretitxxe Rewdmg Nixrtle Klllmn Bow Quzrlette RobertFxulk Chekrer DPCUIT RuSs911R n John Renmck Nllxel Quxrtette Clxdw Hughe Brmme Burge Robert Fxulk R1 well Rex nseball Blix Ac J KN Blzner VS B Steuut Herbert Brunch Britton I-Iormu Clliiord Johnxon Eddle Boxxlu xcin lk oux we NOIFIN Whme Flunt ndlcx 1.11 If C Ba Commfrcnl Arxthmem Dormhx Hull Steuogmphx F FSI Yc ur 'Wax Rubuu Spellmg Pollx Nennex Plxne Geometrx Sxdnu Alexmdox Cherrxstrx S lime Hnnel DLCllIlliIlOI1 Box s Robut Fxulk Bow Quxrteue Robe-rtF'm11lk Chu-str-1 fcllll' R11ssclIRn John Rcmxlpk NIIINIL Mfmorx Bonmn Bmgc SECOND PLACES IHIRD PLACFS uhm II nm: Icxhm B 0 up B turd XI n lmrrlx oklscplxlu I Q nr QIIIINIIX bnllu Ho IIIIINILI m O s Bx 1 clmntlon Bm Lu Thmnpxon 11211 8th L UW Bu gin! 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G I-hj,1.rX ,L 20:1 Tlzzzci Plz ce- -FI z' - Qu- Yomiu I 'i c , . , L 4 TWQIMD RER KlJPSIflPlcIff BX MAX EHRMANN Go pl'1c1d1x '11111d the 110189 111d the haste '111d 1e111e111be1 what peace tl1e1e max be 111 s11e11ce As fa1 as P05511 le v11t11ou1 su11e11de1 b O11 ,ood 1611115 Vvltll all pe1so11s Speak XOU1 t1utl1 queulx a11d CIGIIIX 'md 11StGIl to otl1e1s 61911 to the dull a11d 1g,11o1a11t tl1ex oo haxe tl1e11 SIOIX Axo1d loud and 'HQQIGSSIX EGIQOIIS thex a1e 1eXat1ous to the Splllt If xou co111pa1e xou1 self x11tl1 otl1e1s xou 111211 become 121111 O1 DIIIEI fo1 alxxaxs tl1e1e mll be 161191 111d lessel pezsons than xou1se1f EIIJOX XOU1 1c'l11ue111e11ts as vsell as 10111 pl111s Karp 111Le1estec1 111 10111 own f11ee1 IIOXXPXEI humble t IS 1 1011 130888851011 111 the cl1a11,,111g fOlKUI1GS of t1111e EXGICISG But let tl11s not bl111d sou to what x11tue tl1e1e lb mam pexsons sL11xe fOI l11gl1 1deals and exe1wn11e1e l1fe IS full of l1e1o1sr11 Be xourself Espemallx do not fexgn affect1o11 NGIIHGI be CY111C31 about loxe fo1 111 the face of all 3Xld1IY and d1se11cha11tme11' It IS as pe1e11111a1 as the QIRSS Take kmdlx the COUHC11 of the sears g1acefullx su11e11de1 1110 the thmgs of xouth Nurture strength of Splflt to sh1eld sou 1n sudden r111sfo1tu11e but do not d1st1ess xou1self mth daxk 1n1'1g,111111g,s Mam fea1s ale bo111 of fat1gue and 1o11el111ess Beyond a vLl1oleso111e d1SC1p111'1L be gentle 'mth XOUIS61f You '111 1 el111d of the u111xe1se 110 less than the uees a11d the staxs wou have a Ilght to be l1e1e and vsl1eLl1e1 O1 11ot ll IS clea1 to wou 110 doubt the UIIIXGISS lb u11fo1d111g as It should be T1l6l6fOI6 be at peace vuth God vuhatexe1 sou coneeue tl1111e to be and x1hatexe1 xou1 labols and 3Sp1I3tl0IlS 111 the 110152 COI1fUS1011 of l1fe Keep peace 111 xour soul W1th all 1ts sham d1udge1x and b1oke11 dzeams lf IS st1ll a beauuful vsoxld 1954 . .. .U 9 5, , ,- x , M C , K. . . ' j 1 2 . ' ' ' ' I E . ' ' ' 1 ' 'C v' . C . 2- ik. . ,Af V. K tv .J I ' lv A. . ,, - . A. , - A , . , ,1 . .' v v . 1: i caution 111 your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. . .' , . ' ' . , . , , . ' ' . ' n c - '.'. Q' '. ' ' 4 1 I ... K .' . . V I , . . ' ' . N, . 1p11'n1v11t.x gf 'V Olll lllll H I ' IIS O11 l 2 Y ir ir ir ir 'lr N1 'flll ll ' f fii1 ' ' ' If ' 'Mn 111.1 ne S HHUXXN PAPII XII I C UNIPANN KR XI F XX RAPPIXC PAPI R 1' bl I PH XII BU XRD C j 1 nr of , -, 1 ' '4 I H I, 3 J Y : J I , 4 X 1 J W K 7 7 2 l ' lX1'4llil'lllCI,l5HXI'l.lV -wfyfilllllf2Il'flIl't'l'S nf r :r 7 v '1 : In J 1 I 4 . . . . nm . . . . ' ' ' ' I g 1 V 2 A 4 4 L ir ERATERNITY, COLLEGE CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements lnvltatlons Diplomas Jewelers to the Sensor Class ol Quaclnta Parusln l-llglw School L 6 BALEOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASS 1 Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers , . I s not 'how much ut how good Du1111 XOl1I school l1fe xouxe bun Illlglll that ll maint thc quanntx of VSOIK xxlmch 'lou d1d but the qualm not how much but how good 'xoull fllld tlns Just ae txue 111 th bllS1DPSS xxo1ld We we been Ill bl1blIAlCSS fox oxex 30 eau and th1s has alxxass been oux motto Nou people tlunlx of the xxo1ds Palace and Qualltx as sxnommous and ue hone exeuone feels that wav abou? It because qual1tx IS alvaaxs ou1 fnst objectlxe T -l Cy 777'7f'7 - Man has '1 1a11etx of ambltlons At fou1 to v1 ea1 pants at elght to nnss, Sundax School at twelxe to be P1es1den at twentx to like 111s gul to d111ne1 at tvxentx fue Lo hax the pxlce of a GIDDGI at fortx fue to be able to d1 est a dlI'1Il8l COMPLIMEN TS OF rs-f yr 1 nmne N11115-Star llnl im mi? ' 1' onroe Qmnngworld B 0 9 0 -' g Af - Af- ' K- 11 3 1 ' - K- ' 1 ,A vi , . . M Q . O I K K C ' K, -. ' K. , l . ... F A. ,,-v , ' D . I . K ' A- 1- , V iv. . '.. ' ' , I 115 1 'Al 4 G I 115 t'7 1 : An-ll ,- 0 . ti? 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P. rf.- Compliments of WENT MONROE STATE BANK Compliments of CITY OF MONROE ARNOLD BERNSTEIN MaSOr D A BREARD Commlsslonex Flnance and Pubhc Ut1l1t1es R D SWAYZE COITIHIISSIOIIQI Stxeets and Parks Axoma IS a good llttle glrl who alvuaxs does tlnngs ught She never glV8S a bow a date except on Fmdax nlght She IS llke a plalfle flower grovsmg vuldex hour bs hom Che ll tame vou w1th one wlstful look but the box who tames her IS named Cook HX X iff' LLLr 1 'I 11111 ,Al llblllllll FW 'mc COIYlDIll !16IltS of OUACHITA NATIONAL BANK COIIIDIIIIIQIIIS CENTRAL SAVINGS Sz TRUST COMPANY wi i , 4 - . ' ' , V . . ' r , .r - , AY. r, V' . vvxv s A . , Pi A f e f .' O R iii: I is ' A .'.-uf M - 'Ml . A msblfg, M-,.l.e 'f 1,41 ,I I -.,,R',.. l B A N K ' cp , .13 ., ' N3 '- 1 ' ,, ' 1, ,jfjqa A r .v- -Tj'.'t- ' P' .-.-.,iQ A' U! ,A l I Lb A LEE?-E J..4I,11l-I I ' Ti? . ' 'T A Comphments of PARAMOUNT and CAPITOL Always Good Show Coxnphmc nts ot MONROE STEAM LAUNDRY Two coloxed boss vsexe havmg an algument about hosts One clfumed to haxe seen '1 ghost is he passed the Cemctelw Whit vms dls hele ghos dom when so 1'1s been hun? lsked the doubtxn one 3 s H111 behm mlstah fallln behm lapld f COIIIDIIIIILIIIS f CUBA EULA BUTILING GU Mnnnof, LUUISIANA MUNHUE AUTUMUBILE 81 The Old Rehable Fuendlx House DISTRIBUTORS Dodge Plymouth L Wfllnut and XN'lSIIlIlL,tOl1 Sis Phone 436 t I a L 2. Je'Lfai.'A 1 I . fn' I In X, f I NN SUPPLY COMPANY. IND. X tw f I I VH? ir O ' . O ' ll TD. I 1 Comphments 01 Comphments of C Penney Co Inc J W Warren Comphments of compumemg of Calvert s Drug Store DISPENSING DRUGGISTS Sunllte Bakery Phone 266 308 Txenton St West Monroe La When the clock snuck the nndnxght hom father came to the head of the stans and ln a xathex bold tone of xoxce sald Young, man 18 your self Staltel out of older tonlght' It doesnt IH xttu retorted Fled C as long, as theres a Clank 111 the house Comphments of Comphments of Fresh Au, Cab C0 Wlllard Battery Men Monroe Storage Batter Phone 222 Incorpol ated I N S U R E D C A R S Snh and Glammont Telephone COIUDIIIIIBIIKS of Comphments of R L Kllgore MARSHAL CITY COURT Brook Mays 8z Co WN Mt-,moe La RELIABLE PIANO HOUSE . .I . . . , 7 O Y Y ya ' ' 882 Compllments of Comphments of Bonded Warehouses, Inc rw K l- Q KN Faulk Colller MONROE LA FIRE TORNADO CASUALTY SURETY BONDS MARINE Comphments Seymour Insurance Agency, Inc C C Bell E J SEYMOUR Presldent Phone 2973 Monroe La Im an O P H S Sophomore Cop Ignorance lb no excuse The was to plax hookev from a couespondence school 1S to send In empts envelopes Comphments of Compllments of West Monroe Hardware Parlor Clty Lumber C0 85 FUI-nlture C0 SPECIAL 'VIILL WORK BUILDING MATERIAL COITIDIIITIGUIS of Comphments of Monroe Furniture K ent Ice Cream Co Company, Ltd O C O ' U1 ' K al Oi ' of Harvey Gregg' 'arrested for speedingr: '4But, officer. . I EAT AT THE COH1P11m011tS of Electrlk Mald Bake Shop Om ned and Ope1ated bs G K PRIMOS Clty Drug C0mp3nY 494 Desmrd sr Phone 644 V1s1t oul Poultlx Farm WEST MONROE LA at 1210 S Second St MOD! OE LOL11S1aI'la Compllments of Comphments cf Trawlck Fllllng Statlon Hunt 85 Whltaker Nmtheast LOUISIRIIBS Leadlng WEST MONROE LA MEN S STORE You can tell a college man ln college and fiftel gladua F1 eshman B111 Sm1th Sophomore W1l11am Smlth Junloz W Algelnon Smlth SGDIOI W1111am A Srnxth Graduate W A Snnth Jobhunte1 Smlth Comphments of Cornpllments of Mrs Frank Tlchell SANDWICHES The People s Homestead and Sz Savlngs Ass'n SCHOOL SUPPLIES In Appxeclatlon of the Patlonage of Students and Faculty of OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOLS Compllments of Ferd Levl Statlonery Ouachlta. Parlsh P01106 Company, Inc JUFY Bank School and Offlce OHtf1tf61S H V . . , v . . . . . . . tion, by the way he signs his name. For instance: 1 . . 't . . . I 9 . . . . . . I Complimems of H0ll0way's Pharmacy -106 Hanna Clinic Building ASSESSOR 'vlcnroe Phone 3712 Louxslana Llttle mark ID Latm Llttle Mark ID French Puts a football player Back upon the bench Comphments of C0mD11ments of MOINROE STORE 8. OFFICE EQUIPNIEINT CO I 10 YJHIDUI St PIHIOEIG 1957 Monroe Lou1sa1na When Hubert reads a theme Oh mx what a lark He stand rlght up before the class Wlth hls feet a mlle apart Comphments of D o xx NI N G Q S T L D I O TPONIPSON A THONIPSONI Comphments of Compliments of Compllments of HAIR 9 I F-XLTX QHOP I OLISIAXA PRODLCI4 CO Inc Ph 2627 ODE An lnspector vtrote LXXX O11 the board ID a sexenth grade room He asked a good lookm xrl IH the f1rst ro what It meant Ioxe and klsses the glrl rephed Comphmems of Comphments of HRS CARUI 1-XXTOX 3 I LNIC F IFF IIA' TH SHOPPI' Oxez M01 '11 6 Lmdaex DANC ING Cl ASS Ph me 2070 for Appomtment Comphments of Comphm ms of w -XLGH-KN II RIGHT BENDFL CLIXIC TIDIX EII 8. SONS I Y . T Y , v v 4 ., '. : 1 U . V f .v . L., 1 . 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