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

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G. S. MANNING C. G. WALL, IR. MRS. CRISSIE WILLIAMS MISS GLADYS GREGG MISS ATI-ILINE COQNELL Superintendent at Ward 5, President of Board parish Supervism- Visitinq Teacher Secretary to Education - Superintendent BGARD GF DIIQLCQTGRS Seated, left to right: Warren E. Palmer, Ward 2, C. C. Fuller, Ward 77 VV. A. Calloway, Ward 4, Ed Hislop, Ir., Ward 57 Mrs. H. A. Mouk, Ward lg M. D. Swayze, Ward 3, E. M. Finley, Ward 67 W. B. lnabnet, Ward 10, F. A. Terzia, Ward 3. Standing, left to riqhl: Dwight Owens, Ward 9, Charles B. Griggs, Ward 8, Charles G. Wall, Ir., Vfard 5, I. H. Trousdale, Ir., Ward 10. A ' , Page Sixteen '

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P A Page Fifteen ADMIIXIISTIQATICDN On the historic court house square, a grant for which was made by Don Iuan Filhiol, there have been perhaps five structures that served as seats ot justice for Ouachita Parish. The first was a primitive Wooden structure, a mix- ture of hewn logs and framework. During Bank's Red River Campaign of the Civil War gun boats came up the Ouachita, destroyed the railroad connecting Monroe with Vicksburg, and burned the court house of that era. The corner- stone of the present building was laid in 1924. It is iiiting that today Don Iuan Filhiol's slender, silver-hilted sword hangs in or case above the judge's bench in the courtroom of the present beautiful edifice in which justice is administered.

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MR. JACK HAYES Completing his forty-first year as principal ot Ouachita, Mr. lack Hayes is rated as one of Louisiana's outstanding school men. Under his able leadership Ouachita has Won not only state, but national recognition in literary and ath- letic fields, as is attested by its numberless certificates-ot-honor and trophies and by the records oi its alumni in colleges, universities, and the world-at large. Beloved and respected by the thousands of students Who have attended Ouachita during his principalship, he has ever manifested the keenest con- cern tor their welfare and progress and for Ouachita's good name and useiul- ness. Almost uncanny is his ability for knowing the students and for remember- ing and recognizing the boys and girls of yesteryear. 3 v,, Q l , :r swf W xl? it . . Z 3 tflt E if 5 ,s is 2 ' O' for - if Page Seventeen V .yr .