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

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AG-IITXX ln voicing her estimate ot Oua- chita's art department at the con- clusion ot a Visit to Miss Hatton's Workshop, Mrs. Florence Zeigler, State Supervisor of Art, said, lt is the loest all-round program ot in- struction that l have found in the state. ' Hours ot practice precede fame A Entering the Royal Parade Chariot Homecoming Royalty await the Kick-Off 'Page' Thirteen

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,That Hungry I-lorde! GLIIVXIDSESGF lnterest mounts high during the elec- tion tor homecoming queen. Each class and the football team has nominees and each class strives to elect one of its own candidates. The girl receiving the greatest number oi votes is declared queen, and the one who is the nearest competitor, maid ot honor. The maids are determined by the votes of the other candidates. The mascot is chosen by the team. From votes at a penny each a goodly sum is realized to be used in purchas- ing iackets for the team's letter men. Goal in Sight! Senior Polling Booth during Homecoming Election Page Twelve

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DEDICATIQN Mindful of its rich trdditions, interesting history, oind fczithful service, of the lorodd opportunities of develop- ment, high stdndords of excellence, dnd fine exotrnloles of leotdership, of the joyful crssocicrtions, otctivities, crnd friendships, the ROARER Stozff of l949 qrdtefully dedi- coztes its volume to Cuoichitct Pctrish l-liqh School.